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Catholic Church

Archdiocese of Galveston — Houston

625 No�ngham Oaks Trail

Houston, TX 77079

Tel.: 281-497-1500

Fax: 281-584-2024 www.stjohnvianney.org

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PARISH CLERGY

Rev. R. Troy Gately

Pastor

Rev. Clark Sample

Parochial Vicar

Rev. Charles J. Talar

In Residence

Deacons Fred Kossegi

Dale Steffes

Greg Stokes

Al Vacek

___________________________

PASTORAL STAFF

Adult Forma3on Yvonne Gill

Youth Forma3on Carolina Sayago

Music Ministry Michael Madrid

Parish Life/

Ac3vity Center Richard Fairly

Social Service

Ministries Deborah Alvarenga

Business Office C.J. Pete Prados

_________________________________

�St. John Paul II

Catholic School 1400 Parkway Plaza Dr.

Houston, TX 77077

281.496.1500

Pre K-8th Grade

Dear Friends in Christ,

There are some topics that will almost always get a response from people. Understanding,

confusion, irrita<on, agreement, insight and disagreement are among the most common. Then

there is the ques<on of <ming. To some, there is never a good <me. For others, no ma>er

the frequency, it is either too o?en or not o?en enough. Then there are people who simply

don’t care or see the importance. And what is that subject that causes such a response?

Church finances, of course.

A few remarks to give a baseline understanding. Our parish is greatly blessed in every way.

For this, we first give thanks and praise to God for His generosity to us. We are indeed greatly

blessed. We are also immensely grateful to every single one of our parishioners who

generously support our parish and enable all the great things to take place here through

their prayers, dedica�on and financial sacrifices. We all owe a debt of gra<tude to our staff

for their efforts in serving our parish community. Very li>le could be done without them. In a

par<cular way, we are most grateful to our Finance and Business Office staff (Belinda LeBouef,

Vivian Maestas, Kim Riley and Pete Prados) and our Parish Finance Council (John Schell, Randy

Rainey, Bob Hodgson, Phil Rider and Stuart Hendrix) for their hard work, wise counsel,

guidance and oversight. We will close out our books on June 30th

and will make our Financial

Report as part of our Annual Report to the Parish in the early Fall.

This was a rough year in many ways, not just financially. But God in His great love and mercy

has blessed us and enabled us to get through it. Our parish income is down. We are currently

at 2012-13 income levels. Unfortunately, expenses are not. Due to the ac<ons (staff

reduc<ons, budget cuts and use of savings) taken immediately in the a?ermath of the flood,

we were able to avoid a deficit. While we have had a par<al recovery in our collec<ons over

the months since the flood, income remains down. In the twelve-month period from May

2017 to April 2018, 38% of parishioners reduced their weekly giving and 34% have no record of

giving. 3% of parishioners kept their giving the same as the previous year and 25% increased

their weekly giving. ONLY 23% OF PARISHIONERS CONTRIBUTE AN AVERAGE OF $25 OR MORE

PER WEEK ($1300 per year).

If your home was flooded, you lost your job or suffered a financial set back, by all means it is

understandable that your financial support to the mission of the church cannot be what it was.

Please do not feel guilty. Thank you for your sacrifices and know of our prayers and support

for you. If you are on a fixed income or find yourself in a tough financial situa<on and are

doing the best you can, thank you for your generosity. If you were blessed and spared these

struggles, if your stock porNolio did well, if you got a raise, if you are blessed with a job, or if

you are financially in good shape, Thank God!

It is a good thing for all of us to annually examine our level of financial support to the parish.

Does our level of support reflect God’s blessings to us and our family? Does it reflect our

gra<tude to the Lord? Does our financial support reflect our commitment to the mission of the

Church? The Lord does not ask for equal gi?s, He does ask for sacrifice. When considering our

stewardship, we need to ask ourselves if our support is truly sacrificial. Is our giving an act of

faith and love? The scriptures teach that we should give purposefully, propor<onally and

deliberately and that our giving be joyful. Does your giving reflect these biblical teachings?

Money is not the most important aspect of our faith. But money is important. It is important

in how we use it. Like all of God’s gi?s to us, we are to use our gi?s to do good. Thank you to

all who so generously enable our parish to do good for so many to the glory of God!

In Pace Chris<,

10th Sunday in ordinary time

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Vigil 5:30 p.m.

Sunday 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m.,

11:00 a.m.,

12:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m.

Spanish: 2:00 p.m.,

7:00 p.m.

Portuguese Mass

2nd and 4th Sunday 4:00 p.m.

Weekdays Monday - Friday

9:00 a.m.

Tuesday & Thursday

7:00 p.m.

LITURGY OF THE

HOURS

Monday - Friday

6:30 a.m. & 6:30 p.m.

NOVENA &

ROSARY Our Lady of

Perpetual Help

Wednesdays 6:30 p.m.

Novena of the

Sacred Heart

1st Fridays following

9:00 a.m. Mass

Divine Mercy Chaplet &

Rosary a2er 9:00 a.m.

daily Mass

__________________________________________________________

CONFESSIONS Saturday

10:00 a.m. & 4:00 p.m. __________________________________________________________

BAPTISMS Classes offered

monthly.

Please contact the

Parish Office

MARRIAGE Please contact the

Parish Office at least

eight months prior to

desired date

ANOINTING OF THE

SICK/COMMUNION

TO THE SICK AND

HOMEBOUND

Please contact the

Parish Office ,_______________________________________________________________________________________

OFFICE HOURS

Monday – Friday

8:30 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.

Let us PrayLet us PrayLet us PrayLet us Pray

For the souls of the recently deceased,

Michael Forero, Troy Meredith. May

Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord and

let perpetual light shine upon them.

ACD EFG THI SFJKK BGLIMG OCG

Let us Rejoice and Pray for these

soon-to-be married couples:

Kate Lackey and Josh Light

Sarah Riegler and Zachary Archer

Mass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass Intentions

Monday, June 11, 2018

9:00 a.m. † Eduardo Dennis Damay

Tuesday, June 12, 2018

9:00 a.m. † Olga Cas<llo

7:00 p.m. † Keith Robinson

Wednesday, June 13, 2018

9:00 a.m. L/D members of Bohny, Cooksey,

Horner Families

Thursday, June 14, 2018

9:00 a.m. † Martha Kathleen Williams

7:00 p.m. † Enrique Foley

Friday, June 15, 2018

9:00 a.m. † Tracie Smajstrla

Saturday, June 16, 2018

5:30 p.m. † Ethel Buonassisi

Sunday, June 17, 2018

8:00 a.m. † Mr. John D. Singer, Jr.

9:30 a.m. Missa Pro Populo

11:00 a.m. † Fabian Guerrero

12:30 p.m. † Raymond Brogan

2:00 p.m. † Pablo Roman and

Mar<miana Sanchez

5:30 p.m. Lily Eve Janak

7:00 p.m. † Martha Lira

Other Remembrances

Mrs. Ursuline H. Smith, S. Bockholt

Mass ReadingsMass ReadingsMass ReadingsMass Readings

Monday Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3;

Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4,5-6;

Mt 5:1-12

Tuesday 1 Kgs 17:7-16; Ps 4:2-3, 4-5,

7b-8; Mt 5:13-16

Wednesday 1 Kgs 18:20-39; Ps 16:1b-2ab,

4, 5ab & 8, 11; Mt 5:17-19

Thursday 1 Kgs 18:41-46; Ps 65:10, 11,

12-13; Mt 5:20-26

Friday 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16; Ps 27:7-8a,

8b-9abc, 13-14;Mt 5:27-32

Saturday 1 Kgs 19:19-21; Ps 16:1b-2a & 5,

7-8, 9-10;Mt 5:33-37

Sunday Ez 17:22-24; Ps 92:2-3, 13-14,

15-16;2 Cor 5:6-10; Mk 4:26-34

In Memory of

Dorothy Bayer

Donated by:

Her Loving Family

Flowers for Our LordFlowers for Our LordFlowers for Our LordFlowers for Our Lord

In Memory of

Paul Grabowski

Donated by:

Lena Grabowski

Want to donate but you don’t have

cash or a check to write?

How about dona<ng by tex<ng?

It’s easy!

Text a dollar amount to

281.884.3212 or scan QR Code

New Parishioners New Parishioners New Parishioners New Parishioners Welcome to our St. John Vianney FamilyWelcome to our St. John Vianney FamilyWelcome to our St. John Vianney FamilyWelcome to our St. John Vianney Family

Osvaldo and Marcela Arjona, Macario Duarte,

Johan Franckaerts, Ellio> Gabriel, Adam

Gentle, Juleisa Gonzalez, Luis and Viaury

Lopez, Karla Lundquist, Aleida Marquez, Jus<n

and Nonyelum Nwakacha, Diego and Grecia

Parra, Henry Pham, Esdra Quintero, Julio

Ochoa Tejada and Mayra Reyes, Ma>hew and

Analyn Roiz, Bruno Henrique Mar<ns Soares

and Marta de Cassia Alves da Silva Soares,

Marcio Bueno and Claudia Toledo, German

Puente de la Vega and Raphaela Farias de la

Vega, Jessica Villegas, Luis and Ana Vizcaya


Catholic Church

Help us replace the children’s playground

The Parish playground for children, which for 30 years gave enjoyment to the

children of our parish and surrounding neighborhood. It was totally destroyed

and Insurance is not covering the loss.

The replacement cost is $120,000. Can you help defray these costs and help us to

provide a safe and fun place for our children to play? Gi?s of any size are

appreciated and needed.

For dona3on and informa3on, please contact the Parish Office at 281-497-1500.

Prudence, Safety and Security From <me to <me there will be individuals who a>empt to panhandle on our campus. We have an excellent

Social Services Ministry and our parish helps thousands of people in need. Panhandling is not allowed on

campus. We ask that you never give to these individuals on campus. Instead please direct them to our Social

Services. If you no<ce someone panhandling please inform a staff member or security. We want to help, but in

the proper way. As the saying goes, Give real change not spare change!

This is one of the <mes of year that safety and security become issues. In church and at all <mes, please be

prudent. Some<mes people see others at church as “easy marks”. Do not leave purses, phones wallets or other

valuables una>ended – even at mass. While we are sinners and in need of God’s mercy, we don’t want to tempt

others who may have not yet go>en to the repentance and conversion part!

Part of living our faith is charity. We must all remember to prac<ce charity at all <mes, this includes when we

are in our cars. When driving in the parking lot and when driving through the neighborhood especially a?er

mass, please drive with cau<on, courtesy and charity. Kids will soon be out of school, so please exercise special

a>en<on when driving. Pay a>en<on to the road, no tex<ng while driving, don’t be distracted on the phone,

slowdown in the neighborhood and remember to say a prayer to ask for God’s protec<on.


In your 20s or 30s?

Check out SJV’S Young Adult Ministry!

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SJVYoungAdults

Chill Out and Float the River YA River Trip July 13-15th

Build Trip Your Way

Option One: Leave Fri, July 13th (Depart 6:30pm, 2 Nights in Hotel)

Option Two: Leave Sat, July 14th (Depart 7am, 1 Night in Hotel)

Hotel: Country Inn Suites San Marcus (You are responsible for booking your own hotel.)

RSVP Appreciated by July 1st to [email protected]

Sports Sports Sports Sports PicnicPicnicPicnicPicnic SocialSocialSocialSocial

Saturday, June 23rd 10amSaturday, June 23rd 10amSaturday, June 23rd 10amSaturday, June 23rd 10am----NoonNoonNoonNoon SJV Front LawnSJV Front LawnSJV Front LawnSJV Front Lawn

RSVP to [email protected] to [email protected] to [email protected] to [email protected]

Come enjoy an old fashioned picnic lunch and friendly whiffle ball, volley ball, and soccer games at SJV. We will provide the

hotdogs, and drinks. You bring the desserts and appetizers. Don’t forget your lawn chair. Sports not your thing? Join us

to cheer on the players.


Catholic Church

Youth Formation

CCE AND SACRAMENT CCE AND SACRAMENT CCE AND SACRAMENT CCE AND SACRAMENT PREPARATION REGISTRATION 2018PREPARATION REGISTRATION 2018PREPARATION REGISTRATION 2018PREPARATION REGISTRATION 2018----2019201920192019

CCE registra3on is open. Registra<on forms are

available in the Youth Forma<on Office

and on the parish website.

Sacrament Preparation (First Reconciliation, First Eucharist, Confirmation)

Registra3on for Sacrament

Prepara3on is open Sacrament Registra3on forms will be

available in the Youth Forma3on Office only.

Families with Students in Junior High are

Invited to a Night of Fun and Fellowship at

Main Event Entertainment

(24401 Katy Fwy)

Friday, June 15th 6:00pm-10:00pm

RSVP online - $12.00 by June 13th

Payment is required with RSVP stjohnvianney.weshareonline.org/JuniorHighNight

AQer June 13: $20.00 at the Door

Your child will get: 4 hours of Bowling & Laser Tag,

plus Gravity Ropes, a $10.00

Fun Card, 2 slices of pizza and a so? drink.

Bring addi<onal money if you would

like to reload your card.

For more informa<on: [email protected] 281.497.6665

God Himself showed us the importance of taking a break from

work when he created the heavens and the earth and rested

on the seventh day. If you are lucky enough to be able to get

away to take a vaca<on, please enjoy yourselves and have a

great <me. As a friendly reminder, there is no vaca<on from

a>endance at Mass. God never ceases to provide for us and

we can never cease praising Him for His goodness to us. If you

are traveling this summer, plan ahead. Remember to keep

the Lord’s Day holy by a>ending Mass every Sunday. In fact,

a>ending a weekday Mass during your vaca<on is a wonderful

way to renew and refresh <red minds and bodies.

When you are traveling for pleasure or business, remember to

check out www.mass<mes.org for the name, loca<on and

Mass <mes of churches around the country and even

overseas.

Mass

Houston Heat

Summer is here and so is the heat and humidity. While we

are all looking for ways to beat the heat, we should also

remember that we never do so by wearing inappropriate

a�re to church. If our clothing is appropriate for the beach

or the back yard barbeque, it is probably not appropriate for

Holy Mass! How we dress is an outward sign of the respect

we give to our ac<ons.

We will work extra hard to make sure that the air

condi<oning will make us comfortable as we come and

praise God at Mass all summer long.


Adult Formation

The Lord Has Need of Your HandsThe Lord Has Need of Your HandsThe Lord Has Need of Your HandsThe Lord Has Need of Your Hands

To serve as anTo serve as anTo serve as anTo serve as an

Extraordinary Minister of Holy CommunionExtraordinary Minister of Holy CommunionExtraordinary Minister of Holy CommunionExtraordinary Minister of Holy Communion

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMs) assist with

the distribution of Holy Communion at weekend Mass.

An EM may also choose to:

• serve at daily Mass

• serve on Holy Days & additional seasonal liturgies

• take Holy Communion to the homebound or to those in a hospital or care facility

Training Session

Wednesday, June 13, 6:30pm—8pm, in the Church

Take Time Out To Nourish Your Marriage!

A>end a World Wide Marriage Encounter

Weekend

For more informa<on on a Weekend go to:

www.houstonme.org

or call Tina or Brian Li>le: 713/482-1791

ReReReRe----connect, Refresh, and Reconnect, Refresh, and Reconnect, Refresh, and Reconnect, Refresh, and Re----energize! energize! energize! energize!

FORMED is a digital plaNorm

that offers informa<ve and

entertaining Catholic audio

talks, books, films,

documentaries, and video-based study programs from

trusted providers like Word on Fire, Sophia Press,

Ascension Press, The Augus<ne Ins<tute, Igna<us

Press, Sacred Story Ins<tute, St. Paul Center, and more

(also available in Spanish).

To access, go to FORMED.org and enter the

parish code: eef590.

Looking for a family vaca<on that is both fun and an

opportunity to live the Gospel together? Consider a

weekend in Kerrville, Texas, June 28-July 1, for

Mariapolis, providing gospel centered ac<vi<es for

adults, teens and children.

For more informa<on

contact Helga Meneilly,

713/465-4126 or go to

www.event.focolare.us


Catholic Church

Adult Formation

Catholic?

Thinking about it?

Know someone who is?

Nowisthetimetotakethenextstep!

Contact the Director of Adult Formation for information on the initiation process

(RCIA):

[email protected]

Come Back To Communion!

Married but not in the Catholic Church?

A Convalida<on (commonly referred to as, “having my marriage

blessed”) is a rela<vely simple process.

Are you previously married and interested in filing a Pe<<on for Declara<on of

Nullity (o?en referred to as an “annulment”?)

For informa<on on Convalida<ons and filing Pe<<ons contact:

Welcome newly registered parishioners!

Contact the Adult Forma<on office for informa<on

on upcoming studies and volunteer opportuni<es.


Adult Formation

Taking a road trip this summer?

Visit the Lighthouse Me-

dia Kiosk located in the

Ac�vity Center lobby and

stock up on CD’s!

Learning, affirming and sharing our faith!

Be a part of….

The JoyFull Women’s Guild

Joy….from Jesus’s words in scripture;

Full….of inspira3on from encyclicals, lives of the saints, guest speaker presenta3ons!

Women of all ages are welcome!

For more informa3on on “connect” groups and summer ac3vi3es

contact:

Denise at: [email protected]

Adult Formation: Forming and Informing Disciples

St. Anthony of Padua’s feast day is Tuesday, June 13. Anthony, born Fernando

Martins, in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1195, joined the Augustinian order giving up a life

of wealth and power. Later when the bodies of the first Franciscan martyrs went

through the Portuguese city where he was stationed, Fernando was filled with an

intense longing to be one of those who die for the Good News. Shortly thereafter

Fernando received permission to enter the Franciscan Order, and took the name of

Anthony. Recognized as a great person of prayer, gifted Scripture and theology

scholar, Anthony was the first friar to teach theology to other friars. Soon he was

called from that post to preach to the Albigensians in France to convert and recover

those who had been misled by their heresy which denied

Christ’s divinity. Anthony was 35 years old when he died

and was proclaimed a Doctor of the Church by Pope Pius

XII in 1946.

Wooden sculpture by Ferdinand

Stuflesser Woodcarvers, Or<sei,

Italy, 2016.

St .John Vianney Church


Catholic Church

Social Service Ministry

Join us for a life-changing journey and share your Catholic Faith with others!

All interested in joining the Mission Team, please a>end an

INFORMATION MEETING Today, June 10, 3:00 - 5:00 pm in

Donovan’s Den at St. Thomas More Catholic Church:10330

Hillcro? St. 77096

For addi<onal informa<on contact Glorivel at 281.497.4434

or [email protected] and visit Helping Hands

Medical Mission’s website at: hZps://hhmm.org/join-mission/el-salvador-san-salvador

MISSION TO MISSION TO MISSION TO MISSION TO EL SALVADOREL SALVADOREL SALVADOREL SALVADOR OCTOBER 26 OCTOBER 26 OCTOBER 26 OCTOBER 26 ---- NOVEMBER 3, 2018NOVEMBER 3, 2018NOVEMBER 3, 2018NOVEMBER 3, 2018

The team consists of medical professionals and volunteers from all across the U.S. We need physicians, optometrists, dentists, nurses,

pharmacists, as well as translators and other lay helpers for the mission.

JOSEPH’S COAT

FFFFATHERATHERATHERATHER’’’’SSSS DDDDAYAYAYAY SSSSALEALEALEALE!!!!

June 11 th - 16th

All Men’s clothing, ties and belts

are Buy One, Get One FREE!

Open Daily Monday – Friday 10 am - 4 pm,

Saturday 10 am -2 pm

Located in the Social Services Ministries Building at the back of the property.

“Blessed is the man who trusts in the Lord and has made the Lord his hope and confidence” (Jeremiah 17:7).

SERVICE

OPPORTUNITIES

♦ Gabriel Project Angels The Gabriel Project is looking for

volunteers to serve as Angels to expectant mothers in

need. Both Spanish and English-speaking Angels are needed.

Contact Sarah at [email protected].

♦ Food Drive (once a month before & a?er the 5:30 Sunday

mass). Collect food for our pantry.

♦ Community Garden/Food Pantry (once a week). Tuesday -

Friday mornings: help harvest our vegetables. Wednesday

a?ernoons: help package the vegetables for the Food Pantry.

♦ ESL Teachers and Subs3tute Teachers (Tuesday & Thursday

evenings). The next semester of ESL begins on August 21st. No

experience is necessary, and you do not need to speak any

language other than English. Training is provided.

♦ Office Assistants (shi?s available Wednesday and Thursday

a?ernoons). Answer phones and greet visitors at our front desk,

schedule appointments, make copies, help keep the office

organized, assist with incoming dona<ons and special projects

as needed. Commitment: One morning or a?ernoon a week.

We request at least a six-month commitment.

For more informa3on about these and other service opportuni3es,

please contact Glorivel at 281.497.4434 or [email protected].

“As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God’s

varied grace” (1 Peter 4:10).


Upcoming Trips and Pilgrimages for 2019

Pastoral Care and Spiritual Life SJV Trips

Registra<on is s<ll open for the

Young Children’s Program for the

2018-2019 school year.

For more informa<on, please email

[email protected]

Young Children’s Program

Upcoming Trips and Pilgrimages for 2019

February 15-22, 2019

A Young Adult (21—35 years old) Pilgrimage to Italy (highlights Rome & Assisi)

Spiritual Direc3on Father Clark Sample Registra3ons have begun

March 26 - April 5, 2019 A Spiritual Journey to France (highlights Ars & Lourdes)

Spiritual Direc3on from Father Troy Gately

Special Ars events with Father Patrice Chocholski Registra3ons to begin early June 2018

Mid-October 2019 Pilgrimage to Poland & Czech Republic

Spiritual Direc3on Father Troy Gately

Currently only accep�ng names for our wai�ng list Registra�ons to begin December 2018

December 6 -13, 2019 AMA Waterways Iconic Christmas Market (AmaLea)

7-night Danube River cruise from Budapest to Nuremberg

Op3ons Pre-cruise 2 nights Budapest/Post-cruise 3 nights Prague

Registra3ons have begun

To be placed on our wai3ng list and/or for more informa3on on

any of these Trips & Pilgrimages, please contact Carolyn Greene [email protected]

Adora3on and Prayer

We are in need of people to pray in Adora<on of the Blessed

Sacrament. There are open hours every day. We need people

to pray at all hours of the day—morning, a?ernoon, evening

and night <me. Can you dedicate one hour or week to

Eucharis<c Adora<on?

For informa<on, please call the parish office at 281-497-1500

Please register online at h>ps://www.archgh.org/offices-

ministries/pastoral-educa<onal-ministries/family-life-ministry/

marriage-enrichment/wedding-anniversary-jubilee/

Each couple will be able to bring a maximum of 6 family

members or friends to the Mass.

25th

Wedding Anniversary

Jubilee Mass celebra3on

Couples celebra<ng their

Golden (50th) anniversary of marriage

in The Catholic Church

Date: Sunday, October 21th

, 2018

Time: 3pm

Where: Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart

Registra3on for the 50th wedding anniversary will

close on September 30, 2018

50th Wedding Anniversary

Jubilee Mass Celebra3on

Please register online at h>ps://www.archgh.org/offices-

ministries/pastoral-educa<onal-ministries/family-life-ministry/

marriage-enrichment/wedding-anniversary-jubilee/

Couples celebra<ng their

Silver (25th

) anniversary of marriage

in the Catholic Church

Date: Sunday, September 16, 2018

Time: 3pm

Where: Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart

Whether or not a couple a>ends the ceremony,

they are eligible to receive a special recogni<on.

Registra3on for the 25th wedding anniversary will

close on August 24, 2018 at midnight


Catholic Church

PARISH BLOOD DRIVE

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St. John Vianney in Houston, Tx

Xavier Society for the Blind was founded

in 1900 to assist blind and visually

impaired people learn about, develop,

and prac<ce their faith. We con<nue to

provide free of charge, religious reading

materials primarily in the Catholic

tradi<on in braille and audio.

If you know a family member, friend or fellow parishioner

who could benefit from our services please: visit our

website xaviersocietyfortheblind.org, e-mail at

[email protected]

or call 800-637-9193.

Xavier Society for the Blind

School for the Blind

Parish Life

Saturday, August 4

Details coming soon!!!!!

SAVE THE DATE…

The Feast of St. John Vianney

Sponsored by Parish Life,

Knights of Columbus &

Social Ministries

All donors receive a

certificate for a free pint of

Blue Bell Ice Cream

Appointments are served first

Sunday, August 26 8:00 am - 2:30 pm

Activity Center

To make your appointment, visit giveblood.org

Sponsor Code is M859 or call 281-497-1555.

Walk-Ins are Welcome

We are in need of 200+ donors!

Sponsored by SJV Westside Senior Singles

For Parishioners Ages 55 and Older

BUS TRIP to

Lone Star Muesum

& Kemah

Monday, June 18 Departs SJV at 8:30am

Docent Led Tour

of the Ellington Airport and proceed to Kemah

for Lunch.

We return to SJV at 3:00 pm

$12 fee for the Museum Tour

Contact Monique Charrin

281-584-0730 or frenchtex@a>.net


NAME (PLEASE PRINT) _________________________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

TELEPHONE #: _____________________________ AMOUNT ENCLOSED: _________________________

RAFFLE PRIZES $ 20,000.00 ITALIAN FOOD $ 1,000.00

SECURITY $ 6,500.00 BOOTH MAINTENANCE $ 1,000.00

BBQ DINNER $ 6,000.00 PUPUSAS $ 1,000.00

BIG TENT $ 4,800.00 RAFFLE TENT $ 1,000.00

FACE PAINTING/HAIR SPRAY $ 4,000.00 BEER BOOTH $ 1,000.00

RAFFLE TICKETS $ 3,800.00 PIG RACES $ 1,000.00

RENTAL EQUIPMENT $ 3,600.00 WHEEL OF FORTUNE $ 1,000.00

KID'S RIDES $ 3,000.00 ICE $ 1,000.00

REDEMPTION PRIZES $ 2,500.00 NACHOS $ 900.00

ADULT/TEEN RIDES $ 2,200.00 KID’S ZONE (1) $ 800.00

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT $ 2,200.00 KID’S ZONE (2) $ 800.00

ENTERTAINMENT TENT $ 2,200.00 FRENCH FRIES $ 800.00

BEER GARDEN $ 2,200.00 CORN DOGS $ 800.00

TURKEY LEGS $ 2,000.00 BOTTLED WATER $ 700.00

FOOD TENT $ 2,000.00 COKE PITCH $ 700.00

GROUND SUPPORT $ 2,000.00 FIRST AID $ 700.00

HAMBURGER & HOTDOGS $ 2,000.00 ICE TEA $ 700.00

SOFT DRINKS $ 2,000.00 CAKE WHEEL $ 700.00

FAJITA BOOTH $ 1,600.00 KID'S JUICE BOXES $ 600.00

ADVERTISING $ 1,500.00 COTTON CANDY $ 600.00

AUCTION & BIG BOARD $ 1,500.00 SNOW CONES $ 500.00

STUFFED ANIMALS $ 1,500.00 DESSERTS $ 500.00

BBQ SANDWICHES $ 1,400.00 CHILD SAFETY BOOTH $ 500.00

BOOTH TICKET TENT $ 1,400.00 KID'S BOOTH $ 500.00

MARGARITAS/SANGRIA $ 1,400.00 KID'S BOOTH $ 500.00

FUNNEL CAKE $ 1,400.00 KID'S BOOTH $ 500.00

BINGO $ 1,300.00 KID'S BOOTH $ 500.00

SAUSAGE ON STICK $ 1,300.00 KID'S BOOTH $ 500.00

BRAZILIAN FOOD $ 1,200.00 KID'S BOOTH $ 500.00

ROASTED CORN $ 1,200.00 KID'S BOOTH $ 500.00

EMPANADAS $ 1,100.00 KID'S BOOTH $ 500.00

ICE CREAM BOOTH $ 1,100.00 DUCK POND $ 500.00

MIDWAY TENT $ 1,100.00 FRIENDS OF SJV $ 250.00

INFO/VOLUNTEER BOOTH $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF SJV $ 250.00

BEER GARDEN BEER BOOTH $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF SJV $ 250.00

CAJUN BOOTH $ 1,000.00 FRIENDS OF SJV $ 250.00

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11AM– 6PM

Help us reach our goal of $120,000.00 in Sponsorships! Full or Partial Sponsorships Welcome! For more information, please call Parish Life at 281.497.1555

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