19th Sunday In Ordinary Time August 8, 2021 The Reverend Lawrence W. Jozwiak, J.C.L., Pastor Deacon Dennis Hayes ● Deacon Steve Klak Deacon John Naber ● Deacon Matt Rust ● Deacon Joe Weir ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY A Parish of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Weekend Masses Saturday 5 pm Vigil Mass (Recorded & shown on Saint Maximilian Kolbe Church YouTube channel) Sunday 8 am 10 am 12 Noon Daily Mass Monday – Saturday 8:30 am Confessions Friday: —After the 8:30 am Mass Saturday: —3 pm – 4:30 pm —or by appointment. Parish Office Hours Monday – Friday 9 am – 5 pm 10135 West Road Houston, TX 77064 Parish Office: 281-955-7324 Fax: 281-955-7328 www.stmaximilian.org Email: [email protected]
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19th Sunday In Ordinary Time August 8, 2021
The Reverend Lawrence W. Jozwiak, J.C.L., Pastor Deacon Dennis Hayes ● Deacon Steve Klak
Deacon John Naber ● Deacon Matt Rust ● Deacon Joe Weir
ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY A Parish of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
Weekend Masses
Saturday 5 pm Vigil Mass
(Recorded & shown on Saint Maximilian Kolbe Church
We are the Christian Community of Saint Maximilian Kolbe, a Catholic parish of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Embracing our many and diverse gifts, we are united in Christ Jesus. Challenged by the teachings of Our Lord, and inspired by the example of our Patron, we strive to serve God, and to minister to others, in prayer, sacrament, faith formation, and charity.
PARISH STAFF
Mary Alice Greaney—Music Director Beth Jones—Parish Business Manager
Eileen Mace—Kolbe Kids EC Program Director Lupe Mendez—Custodian
Yvette Neider—Parish Night Clerk & Baptismal Coordinator David Nguyen—Custodian
Sister Vinflora Onije—Pastoral Assistant Miguel Perdomo—Maintenance
Phyllis Schoelman—Parish Secretary Molly Smith—Director of Evangelization & Catechesis
Diana Thomas—Faith Formation Assistant Chris Wuenscher—Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Pray for the repose of the souls of our faithful departed:
Msgr. William Manger †, brother of Edna Fraser a priest from the Diocese of Beaumont
Fr. Luis Hernán Osorto Palma †, priest from Honduras mentioned in the Mission Appeal last week
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord. —And let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. —Amen. May their souls & the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. —Amen.
For consolation and God’s healing graces upon the family & friends of the deceased. Heal their pain and dispel the darkness & doubt that comes from grief. —Amen.
Remember, Lord, those who have died & have gone before us marked with the sign of faith, especially those for whom we now pray. May these, & all who sleep in Christ, find in Your presence light, happiness & peace. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
SACRAMENT of BAPTISM:
ADULT BAPTISM: Adults who desire to become Catholic will participate in the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA).
INFANT BAPTISM (under the age of 7 years old): We celebrate Infant Baptism on the 2nd Saturday of each month. Parents of infants to be baptized are to attend Baptismal classes, preferably before the child is born. Godparents are encouraged to attend but are not required.
SACRAMENT of CONFIRMATION: Adults and older youth who have not been Confirmed should contact the parish office.
SACRAMENT of MARRIAGE Couples who are considering marriage are to contact the parish office, at least six (6) months (preferably earlier) before the couple's projected wedding date.
SACRAMENT of ANOINTING of the SICK: Any Catholic who is to have surgery due to a serious illness OR whose health is seriously impaired due to a serious illness or old age should be anointed ASAP, preferably before going to the hospital. Contact ASAP a priest to schedule an anointing.
FINANCE COUNCIL
Sean Kennedy
Wilfred Krenek (Facilitator)
David Ricke
Bob Charnock
Mark Kohlschmidt
Evie Ornelaz
Thomas Nelson
CONFESSIONS —Friday after 8:30 am Mass —Saturday: 3 pm - 4:30 pm
—Or by appointment.
Pray for more
Vocations!
Calling all women from past W.A.T.CH. Teams and/or Retreatants! Prayerfully consider joining us in Kolbe
Hall at 9:30 am this Sunday, August 8th for a discernment meeting. You can discern what role God may be calling you to for the upcoming Wom-en's W.A.T.CH. Retreat being held Oct. 16 & 17th. (2 Corinthians 5:20 - 6:2) For questions please call Mayra Wade at 832-443-8549 or email at [email protected].
St. Maximilian Kolbe, pray for us! Fr. Lawrence W. Jozwiak Pastor
August 8, 2021 Dear Friends in Christ,
Who is St. Maximilian Kolbe, our parish patron? It is important for all of us to know his story. Raymund Kolbe was born on January 8, 1894 in Zdunska Wola, in Poland (then part of the Russian Empire). He was the 2nd of 5 boys in a poor Polish family.
Raymund developed a strong religious yearning from an early life. He recounts an early childhood vision of the Virgin Mary. “That night, I asked the Mother of God what was to become of me, a Child of Faith. Then she came to me holding two crowns, one white, the other red. She asked me if I was willing to accept either of these crowns. The white one meant that I should persevere in purity, and the red that I should become a martyr. I said that I would accept them both.” Raymund at age 13 & his older brother entered a Franciscan friary. Three years later he was admitted to the Order of St. Francis where he was given the name “Maximilian.”
Kolbe went to study in Rome. He gained a doctorate in philosophy in 1915. He was ordained a priest in 1918. In 1919, he also gained a doctorate of theology. During his studies, Kolbe suffered his 1st bout of tuberculosis & he became quite ill. Throughout the rest of his life, he experienced poor health, but never complained, and became ever more committed to spreading the faith. After his studies, he returned to the newly independent Poland. From 1919 to 1922, he taught at the Kraków Seminary.
As a priest, Maximilian worked for the conversion of sinners & enemies of the Catholic Church. During his time in Rome, he witnessed angry protests by the Freemasons against the Vatican. As a result, he devoted his life to Mary & decided to create an association – the Militia Immaculata, or Knights of the Immaculate – to multiply the world’s devotion to Mary and, through her, to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ. Just 6 men helped lay the foundation for Knights of the Immaculate. By 1919, the association was flourishing in Rome and Krakow & Lwow, Poland. Realizing the pen is mightier than the sword, Fr. Kolbe created a newsletter call Knight of the
Immaculata to spread the word. Despite financial hardship and Fr. Kolbe’s frail health, the Knight grew from its original 5,000 circulation, and established itself as a strong voice for Catholics in Poland. A generous donation allowed Fr. Maximilian to found Niepokalanów (City of the Immaculate) in 1927. The Knight’s circulation rose to 65,000, then quickly doubled and tripled.
In 1930, Kolbe travelled to Japan, where he spent several years serving as a missionary. He founded a monastery on the outskirts of Nagasaki (the monastery survived the atomic blast, shielded by a mountain). However, increasingly ill, he returned to Poland in 1936 to Niepokalanów, where 600 faithful now produced an astounding 700,000 copies per issue of the Knight, a number that eventually would exceed 1 million.
In 1939, the Nazis invaded Poland. Niepokalanów was pillaged. Fr. Kolbe was imprisoned on several occasions, repeatedly abused, and once nearly beaten to death. Miraculously, he & the brothers were freed. They returned to Niepokalanów in 1940 to care for war victims, even German soldiers. Despite the German occupation, Fr. Kolbe produced an issue of the Knight on the feast of the Immaculata in December.
On May 28, 1941, he was imprisoned in Auschwitz and became prisoner number 16670. Undaunted, Fr. Kolbe continued caring for others, offering them his meager food rations, spiritual guidance & finally his life. When 10 prisoners were sentenced to death in retaliation for an escape, a prisoner name Francis Gajowniczek pleaded for mercy. Despite hardly knowing the man, Fr. Kolbe offered to take his place in the starvation bunker. The tireless Christian soldier led his fellow prisoners in prayer & song for 2 weeks. On August 14, 1941, the 47 year old priest’s life of service to God was ended as guards gave him a lethal injection. His body was incinerated the next day on August 15th, the Feast of Mary’s Assumption into heaven. Maximilian was canonized a saint on October 10, 1982 by Pope John Paul II. His feast day is celebrated on August 14th, the date of his death. To learn about him, see p. 6 for 2 different videos to watch. See p. 7 for the list that he is the patron saint of. Continue to pray the novena on pp. 4-5.
Thank you for your generosity with the Mission Appeal last weekend. See p. 9 for the wonderful results!
Pastor’s Message p. 3
“The Cross is the school of love.”
“The most deadly poison of our time is indifference.”
—St. Maximilian Kolbe
“There is no greater love, than to lay down one’s life for one’s friend.” John 15: 13
"Never be afraid of loving Mary too much. You can never love her more than Jesus did."
-St. Maximilian Kolbe
p. 4 NOVENA IN HONOR OF
ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE
August 5 – 13, 2021
Greater love has no
man than this, that
a man lay down his life
for his friends.
John 15:13 You may use all or any part, of this prayer format for your family’s novena. Try to be conscious of the
9 days preceding the anniversary of St. Maximilian’s death in Auschwitz on August 14, 1941.
A BEGINNING PRAYER Let us pray: God of power and mercy, you gave Maximilian Kolbe, your martyr, victory over suf-fering and death. Strengthen us as we prepare to celebrate the day of his triumph, and help us to be victorious over the evils of darkness and sin. We ask this through Christ, our Lord, Amen.
A PRAYER FOR THE INTERCESSION OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE
Merciful God you made St. Maximilian Kolbe one of the foremost Catholic evangelists of the last century. He helped teach us your merciful plan for all, thus moving us to full conversion in faith & hope to perfect obedience and union with the Heart of Jesus and to complete ob-servance of your law of Love. St. Maximilian was made fruitful through carrying the cross of suffering with dignity & hope loving his persecu-tors & giving up his life for a total stranger. Through the intercession of St. Maximilian, grant us our petitions. Give us a like dignity & hope in our sufferings & in our sacrifices. If it will glorify you heal us of all our infirmities, both physical & spiritual. Grant to all who make this no-vena all the graces that St. Maximilian himself desires and asks for. Enable each one of us as well as the whole Church to follow his example of effective Catholic evangelism. Fi-nally, we ask that you grant the ardent desire of St. Maxi-milian, for the return to you of every individual person, family, society, nation & culture of our time and of all time to come. Amen.
Leader: God, come to my assistance. Family: Lord, make haste to help me. Leader: Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. Family: As it was in the beginning, is now and will be forever. God our Father in heaven, receive our humble prayers. God the Son, Redeemer of the world, save us. God the Holy Spirit, fill our hearts with your love. Holy Trinity, one God, grant us your salvation. Holy Mary, Mother of our Savior, intercede for us. St. Maximilian Kolbe, great-hearted lover of God & man, Pray for us. Faithful follower of St. Francis of Assisi, Teach us your total dedication to the Gospel life. Man of living faith, Lead us to believe as you did. Brave Knight of the Immaculata, Help us to be instruments of Mary. Apostle of the Miraculous Medal, Give us confidence in Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Model of religious life, Assist us to be poor, chaste, and obedient. St. Maximilian Kolbe, you encouraged the union of all Chris-tians, Teach us to respect all true believers in God.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — After resting and taking nourishment twice, Elijah is strengthened to walk to the mountain of God, Horeb (1 Kings 19:4-8). Psalm — Taste and see the goodness of the Lord (Psalm 34). Second Reading — Be sealed by the Holy Spirit of God so as to be imitators of God and live in love (Ephesians 4:30 — 5:2). Gospel — Jesus professes that he is the living bread and whoever eats this bread will live forever (John 6:41-51).
Saturday, August 7 St. Sixtus II & Companions, St. Cajetan 8:30 am Dwight “Chip” Yardley † 5:00 pm Tilly & Stash Gorka †
Sunday, August 8 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8 am Parishioners of St. Maximilian 10 am Mary Sturgill † 12 Noon Leon Swiech †
Monday, August 9 St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross 8:30 am Juana Serenuela †
Tuesday, August 10 St. Lawrence 8:30 am Alveraize Saizan, Merlita Velasquez
Wednesday, August 11 St. Clare 8:30 am Deer Jennings †
Thursday, August 12 St. Jane Frances de Chantal 8:30 am Elaine Shaller †
Friday, August 13 Ss. Pontian and Hippolytus 8:30 am Apollo Mendoza †
Saturday, August 14 St. Maximilian Kolbe 8:30 am Patrick & Rebecca Sturgill † 5:00 pm Marie O’Brien †, The Pereira Family
Sunday, August 15 The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
8 am Assunta Rubino † 10 am Lindsay Bowker † 12 Noon Parishioners of St. Maximilian
You practiced poverty & simplicity, Encourage us to live a modest life. Example of angelic innocence, Elevate us to keep our hearts & minds pure. Apostle of Christian example, Teach us to remember what Jesus said & did. Angel of peace & reconciliation, Inspire us to be living examples of God’s peace. St. Maximilian Kolbe, you were loyal to the teachings of Christ, Teach us the same fidelity. Apostle of the communications media, Help our journalists to be promoters of truth & goodness. Educator of youth, Uplift our young people to find true meaning in their lives. Defender of morals & Christian values, Protect us from the immorality in our midst. Zealous apostle of Nagasaki in Japan, Defend us from nuclear destruction. Great missionary of our times, Help us participate in the evangelization of the world. You prayed for your oppressors, Teach us how to forgive and forget. St. Maximilian Kolbe, you had respect for every person, Help us to see in each other the image of God. You saw God’s will in your sufferings, Intercede for the sick & those with terminal illness. Victim of violence and hatred, Teach us how to love our enemies. You volunteered to die for another, Lead many persons to offer their talents in service. You shared a meager piece of bread with fellow pris-oners, Intercede for the hungry and starving of the world. Victim of planned extermination, Inspire our doctors & nurses to protect human life. You died for the father of a family, Restore the Christian dimension of family life. St. Maximilian Kolbe, you assisted the dying prisoners, Stand by us also in the hour of death. Patron of the dying, Intercede for those who are in agony of mind & body. You were united with Christ in suffering, Help us to understand that we do not suffer alone. You died by a poisonous injection, Aid those who are addicted to drugs & alcohol. Martyr of Auschwitz, Help us endure our sufferings patiently. St. Maximilian Kolbe, Teach us that without sacrifice there is no proof of love. Jesus, Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world, Hear our prayers. Jesus, Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world, Receive the intercession of your saints. Jesus, Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world, To you be glory in heaven and on earth. Amen.
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Weekend Homilies are recorded & posted on our parish webpage: https://stmaximilian.org/homily
Youth Activities: Sundays @ 4 pm Junior High Youth Night
Tuesdays @ 7 pm Youth Sports Night Wednesdays @ 7 pm High School Youth Night
Fridays @ 8:30 am attend Mass together; breakfast afterwards Come One, Come All!! Bring a friend!!
Pray for an abundant blessings on Faith Formation & Youth Ministry.
Have you registered your children in Faith Formation yet?
Have you encouraged your youth to get involved with Youth Ministry?
Pray for our
Youth Preparing
for Confirmation.
Retreat
to be held in September
SPLASH PAD
SATURDAY, AUGUST 14TH
MORE INFO TO COME!
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Let us pray: God and Father, you are the divine companion. We ask you to continue to be with young people as they experience sorrow and joy, loneliness and friendship. Guide and protect them from the dangers that are present in our world today. Gracious God, give to them and their families the courage to follow you as they journey through life. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, may they experience your loving care and mercy. We make this prayer through Christ, our Lord. Amen.
Formed.org has a movie about St Maximilian called “Life for Life: St Maximilian Kolbe” https://watch.formed.org/videos/life-for-life-maximilian-kolbe
There is also a short children’s video about St Maximilian Kolbe linked to the importance of gratefulness, “Lukas Storyteller: Saint Maximilian Kolbe.”
The ACTS Core Team invites you to join your fellow brothers & sisters for a Rosary Service dedicat-ed to students, teachers and staff returning to school. The Rosary service will take place in the courtyard Saturday, August 14th after the 5 pm Mass. We look forward to seeing you there!
SIGNIFICANCE of BOWING
A bow signifies reverence & honor shown to the names or event being mentioned. We are to do the following: 1) A bow of the head is made when the three Divine Persons (the Trinity) are named together and at the names of Jesus, of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and of the Saint in whose honor Mass is being celebrated. 2) A bow of the body (a profound bow) is made during the Creed with the words “and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary, and became man.” —General Instruction to the Roman Missal, #275
For the scriptures used at Mass every day & to hear a Reflection, go to: https://www.usccb.org On the very top Menu bar, tab in on “Daily Reading.” Then click on the date of the readings you would like to read. You may also request to have the daily read-ings sent to your email.
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All life is sacred & valuable! Have you signed the petition, expressing to Congress that you do not want any tax money to be used for abortions? Go to NoTaxpayerAbortion. com to express your stance!
The Office of Pro-Life Activities will offer the next Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat for post-abortion healing on the weekend of Aug. 13-15. This retreat is part of Project Rachel’s ministry. All inquiries & registrations are strictly confidential. To register or for more info, contact the Office of Pro-Life Activities at 713- 741-8728 or email at [email protected]
The pantry could use the following items: canned chicken, chili, toiletry items-paper towels, TP,
shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste.
The parish office will be closed on Monday, August 16th.
ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE Martyr of Charity
Patron Saint of: Political Prisoners
Prisoners Drug Addicts
Families & Pro-Life Movement Journalists & Communication St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish
Pray for abundant
blessings on our parish, for a continual
welcoming & healing spirit for all.
St. Maximilian Kolbe,
pray for us!
Coming in September: St. Maximilian’s Ministries Fair
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Kolbe Seniors, save the date...Friday, August 20th for our next meeting. Get information on Park Creek Retirement Center and hear Deacon Dennis Hayes talk about hurricane preparedness. Enjoy a boxed lunch from Jason’s Deli. Watch for your Sign Up Genius email invite (check spam/junk) next week. Contact Becky Keels at 713-724-1075 or [email protected] to have a lunch reserved for you.
KOLBE SENIORS
Very Important! Please Read! Office of Child & Youth Protection - USCCB Charter Audit
The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is audited annually by the USCCB for compliance with the Charter for the Protection of Children & Young People & Vulnerable Adults. One of the fundamental components of the audit is the complete adherence to the Archdiocesan Office of Child & Youth Protection Safe Environment Policy & its training program, guidelines & requirements. The CMG Safe Haven training program is to be used by all clergy, religious, deacons, employees, volunteers, organizations & groups within the Archdiocese. Safe Environment compliance & renewal training is a condition of employment & for volunteer ministry in our Archdiocese. All clergy, employees, contracted school personnel, volunteers, members of groups, movements & organizations over the age of 18, who work, volunteer or participate in any capacity are re-quired to complete the Archdiocesan Safe Environment Training & a criminal background check before they may begin employment or volunteer activities. In addition, the mandatory renewal training must be complet-ed every 5 years and a new background check submitted before the 5-year expiration of prior training. The link for training sessions may be found at: https://www.archgh.org/ocyp For questions regarding the Child & Youth Protection Safe Environment Policy or assistance with compliance issues, contact Jeannie Nelson, Di-rector of the Office of Child & Youth Protection [email protected] Beth Jones @ St. Maximilian may be contacted also with questions regarding CMG Connect: 281-955-7324 or [email protected]
More info will be coming soon how all volunteers & those in lay ministry will be asked to enroll. It is all online & can be done from the privacy your homes.
A Prayer to St. Joseph for the Year of St. Joseph
Hail, Guardian of the Redeemer, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary. To you God entrusted his only Son; in you Mary placed her trust; with you Christ became man. Blessed Jo-seph, to us too, show yourself a father and guide us in the path of life. Obtain for us grace, mercy and courage, and defend us from every evil. Amen.
St. Joseph, pray for us!
S.O.S. “Coffee Talk” with Fr. Lawrence: What Is Marriage?
—Why is marriage preparation mandatory for engaged couples? —Why must Catholics be married by a priest or deacon? —Why cannot I marry outside amongst the beauty of nature? —Can a Catholic marry an unbaptized person? And more! Ladies, join us 7 pm Thursday, August 19, at 7 pm in the Gathering Space of the Gajowniczek Building. as we hold our 1st S.O.S. Coffee Talk with Fr. Lawrence. We’ll share cof-fee & cookies as Father addresses common facts & some equal-ly common errors surrounding the Sacrament of Matrimony. Bring your questions & a friend for this chance to talk one on one with Father! Note: There will be no potluck meal during S.O.S. meetings until further notice. For more info, contact Mary Gwynne at [email protected]
AUGUST: Intention of Evangelization—The Church Let us pray for the Church, that She may receive from the Holy Spirit the grace and strength to reform herself in the light of the Gospel.
Roger Aiello, Laura Aguianga, Martha Alvarado, Christopher Batey, Bill Carew, Patricia Carter, Emilio Chavez-Cody, Kayson Clay, Robert Coldwell, Michael Contreras, Mary Dang, Jim Dodge, Jearald Dyer, Bobby Embesi, Aurora Enciso, Missy Fouts, Joseph Gallagher, Mike Gallagher, Amanda Gallo, Dorothy Geveshausen, Richard Geveshausen, Kenny Gordon, Patricia (Tish) Ann Gorman, Mack Harper, CJ Harper, Mitzi Harper, Christine Herman, Rachel Huebel, Cristina Hutaff, Elva Iris, Laurine Krejci, Connie Lawrence, Mrs. Hoang Le, Charlie Lozano, Jr., Maria Lundstrom, Rachele Marchisio, Raymond Martin, Sabrina McClure, Emily McCrocklin, Richard Ornelaz, Stan Petty, Jennifer Quintanilla, Joel Rivera, Kent Rogers, Alveraize Saizan, Maria Senjudo, Anthony Sliva, Louise Slott, Grace Smith, Lance Smith, Albert Stocker, Christine Swiech, Ken Switzler, Randy Thomas, Victoria Vilcan, Linda Webb, Gary Webber
Archdiocesan 2nd Collections: Infirm Priests: $ 115 St. Vincent de Paul Black Bag $ 20 Missionary Appeal for Honduras $ 17,350 Total: $ 17,485
Thank you for your generosity in giving.
STEWARDSHIP REFLECTIONS
EXPOSITION of the BLESSED SACRAMENT:
To the side are days/times where help is needed.
To sign up, contact Susie Charnock @
281-813-1492. “So you could not keep watch with me for one
hour?...” Mt 26:40
Day of the week Hours Needed Tuesday 12 Midnight – 1 am Tuesday 3 am—4 am Wednesday 2 am—3 am Wednesday 3 am—4 am Wednesday 12 Noon—1 pm Thursday 2 am—3 am
Sunday 11 pm—12 Midnight Thursday 11 am—12 Noon
$147,454 paid so far.
$25,383 in pledges to come! 100% over $138,000 is returned to the parish. Continue to be so generous. 2nd collection this weekend for the Infirm Priests
of our archdiocese. Please be generous!
That we may find the strength and courage to make our own sacrifices to build up our Church. “Get up and eat or the journey will be too much for you!” 1 Kings 19:7 God knows that committing to a stewardship lifestyle is difficult. However, we were not designed to do it on our own, we need His help. Fortunately, God gave us the greatest gift of all, His son, Jesus. Through the gift of the Eucharist we join our sacrifice with the sacrifice of the Holy Mass and receive the strength and courage to be His joyful disciples.
Thank you for your wonderful generosity of $17,350 so far for the Mission Appeal for the Diocese of
Comayagua in Honduras. You still may donate via Faith Direct or putting your donation in a sealed envelope, marked Mission Appeal for Honduras.
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