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OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9 A.M. - NOON. 1 P.M. - 6 P.M. Adult & Family Ministry Amy Allert, M.Th., Director x220 Business Office Brenda Beltran, Business Administrator x211 Childhood Ministry Beatriz Franceschi, Director x221 Christian Education Tina Juarez-Bailey, Ph.D., Director x219 Early Childhood Ministry Mary Beth Skinnell, Director x244 Hispanic Adult & Family Ministry Sumayah Abullarade, Director x216Liturgy Bea Lamb, Director x213Music Chris Oelkers, Director x202Senior Ministry Coral Migoni-Ryan, M.Th., M.Div. Director x206 Social Ministry Bea Dela Rosa, Director x265 St. Louis Catholic School Patricia Romanies, M.Ed., Principal x239Youth Ministry Paul Stadelman, Director x205

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Building the KingdomSaint Louis King of France Catholic Church & School

CLERGYRev. James A. Misko, PastorRev. Vincent Romuald, SRC, Associate PastorRev. Paul Kasun, O.S.B. in residence.

MASS SCHEDULESaturday: 8 a.m. & 5 p.m. Sunday: English: 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m. & 11:30 a.m. Spanish: 6 a.m., 1:30 p.m. & 5 p.m.Weekdays: English: 7 a.m. Monday - Friday Spanish: 6 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday Nursery: Sunday: 9:30 a.m. & 11:30 a.m. Masses (Infants to 5 years only; Free)

DEACONS Rev. Dr. Al Cuevas Rev. Mr. Rob Embry Rev. Mr. Alfredo Villa Rev. Mr. Tony Pynes

RECONCILIATION Thursday: 6:30-7:15 p.m. Saturday: 8:30-10 a.m., 6-7 p.m.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Monday - Sunday (24 hours)

SCHOOL OFFICE HOURSMonday - Friday, 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

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There may not be a better example of the hypocrisy among the Pharisees than today’s gospel. It’s not that they set out to trap Jesus with their question. It’s that they ended up trapping themselves. They fully understood the first part of the Decalogue (10 commandments) and how Jesus combined it into a single commandment of loving God will all our hearts, our souls and our minds. They also fully understood the second part of the Decalogue, to love our neighbor as ourselves. They understood, but instead of being living examples, they exempted themselves and held others accountable. They trapped themselves in their hypocrisy. Today, especially this time of year, we can also see examples of hypocrisy. Politicians say one thing and do another. They hold everyone else to a different standard than how they live their own lives. We can sometimes fall into this trap as well. It is easy with today’s culture of entitlement. But if we stay close to God and spend dedicated moments with him each day, we have a better opportunity to catch ourselves sooner than later and not end up saying what we are supposed to, but then doing the opposite.

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Monday October 27 Readings: Eph 4:32–5:8; Ps 1; Lk 13:10-17Masses: 7 a.m. Jim Dunlap+Tuesday October 28 | Saints Simon and Jude, Apostles Readings: Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19; Lk 6:12-16Masses: 7 a.m. Nicholas Alexander+ 6 p.m. Helen Rodriguez+Wednesday October 29Readings: Eph 6:1-9; Ps 145; Lk 13:22-30Masses: 7 a.m. Corey & Amy DillinghamThursday October 30Readings: Eph 6:10-20; Ps 144; Lk 13:31-35Masses: 7 a.m. James Foley+ 6 p.m. James Burson Friday October 31Readings: Phil 1:1-11; Ps 111; Lk 14:1-6Masses: 7 a.m. Dr. Juan Alvarez+ 8 a.m. School Mass - Eliseo NavarroSaturday November 1 | All Saints Readings: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; 1 Ps 24; 1 Jn 3:1-3; Mt 5:1-12aMasses: 8 a.m. Dan Mahoney+ 8:30 a.m. Confessions 5 p.m. Fred McNair+ 6 p.m. ConfessionsSunday November 2 | The Commemoration of All the Faithful DepartedReadings: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 27 or Ps 103; Rom 5:5-11 or Rom 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40Masses: 6 a.m. Peter Yang 7:30 a.m. Douglas Moore+ 9:30 a.m. Cyril C. Rosipal+ 11:30 a.m. Pro Populo 1:30 p.m. Holy Souls in Purgatory 5 p.m. Jose & Biatris Jaimes+Compline: 9 p.m.

Ministry Programs Building Fund PledgesChildren’s Envelopes Food Pantry Mobile Loaves & FishesPrison MinistrySchool Trust FundSocial MinistriesSt. Vincent DePaul

Actual Goal Variance Collection Over (Under)

$34,183.31$80,557.99

$540,959.27

$111.77$107.22

$2,594.50$931.50$ 100.00$164.00

$3,331.01$2,172.50

Thank you for all you do to

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10/11-10/12Month to dateYear to date

$40,132.50$89,969.46$555,176.38

($5,949.19)($9,411.47)($14,217.11)

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ends Sunday, November 2nd this year! As you go to bed that Saturday night, don’t forget to “fall back” one hour and set your clocks accordingly or be an hour early for Mass!

All our 1000 new hymnals have been purchased and dedicated, thanks to the amazing generosity of our parishioners! We are still accepting funds for supplementary choir books that can be dedicated as well. For the latest list of remaining items, check out the church website: www.st-louis.org, along with a downloadable order form.

Quizás no existe un mejor ejemplo de la hipocresía entre los Fariseos que de lo que leemos en el evangelio de hoy. No es que intentaron atrapar a Jesús con la pregunta que le hicieron. Sino que terminaron atrapándose a ellos mismos. Entendieron claramente la primera parte del Decálogo (los 10 mandamientos) y como Jesús los combino en un solo mandamiento de cómo amar a Dios con todo nuestro corazón, nuestra alma, y nuestra mente. También entendieron claramente la segunda parte del Decálogo, de amar a nuestro prójimo como a nosotros mismos. Entendieron todo muy bien, pero en vez de vivir como un ejemplo para los demás, se exoneraron a ellos mismos mientras mantenían a los demás responsables por sus acciones. Se atraparon en su propia hipocresía. Ahora, especialmente durante este tiempo del año, se pueden ver ejemplos de la hipocresía. Los políticos dicen una cosa y hacen otra. Esperan que otros vivan sus vidas a un nivel moral alto mientras que ellos no lo hacen. Nosotros también podemos caer en esta trampa. Es fácil de hacer considerando la sociedad en que vivimos que nos dice que tenemos derecho a todo lo que queremos. Pero si nos mantenemos cerca de Dios y pasamos tiempo con El cada día, podremos vigilarnos más fácilmente para que no hablemos de lo que debemos de hacer, pero hagamos lo opuesto.

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ANNOUNCEMENTSFamily Formation Informational Meeting

Where: PEC 201When: Saturday, November 1, 2014

Time: 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.Audience: Homeschooling Parents or parents looking for an

alternative to regular RE classesPurpose: To provide information about the program and to

elect a Board to begin the planning and implementation process for the 2015-2016 religious education school year.

Contact Person: Dr. Tina Juárez-Bailey 512-454-0384, ext. 219

tina.juarez-bailey@st-louis.org

OCTOBER 26 | 11 A.M. - 4 P.M.

SOLES 4 SOULS| Join St. Louis Cub Scout Pack 89 and Girl Scout Troop 1083 for the “Soles 4 Souls” Shoe Drive on the weekend of November 1-2. We all have those shoes that pinch our feet and may be taking up valuable space in our closets! Recycle your old, but gently used shoes to benefit needy children and adults here in

Central Texas. These parish scout troops will be in the narthex collecting your gifts of “soles” on the first weekend of November. Your generosity can help other “souls” who can’t afford shoes!

ALL SAINTS DAY | November 1st, falls on a Saturday this year and consequently is not a holy day of obligation. The only Mass for All Saints will be at 8:00 am. ALL SOULS DAY is commemorated on Sunday, November 2nd this year and All Souls envelopes are available in the tract racks of the narthex. Please list your deceased loved ones on the envelopes and they will be remembered during the month of November.

OCTOBER IS RESPECT LIFE MONTH! Baby Banks are due back to the parish this weekend or no later than November 10th. Thank you for your generosity that will benefit the Diocesan Office of Pro-Life Activities and Chaste Living (50%) and our parish pro-life efforts, including Gabriel Project (50%).

THE KC LADIES | will meet on October 27th in Room One of Wozniak Hall. The meeting will be dedicated to learning more about the Rosary. Our Spiritual Director Coral Migoni-Ryan will give us interesting background on the Rosary which honors our Blessed Mother. Each member is invited to bring her favorite Rosary and share its special meaning with everyone. The program will conclude with the recitation of the Rosary using one of the newest Mysteries to be adopted. Refreshments will be served at 7:00 pm, followed by the meeting and program. All ladies with a connection to a Knight of Columbus are always welcome to attend and join in sisterhood and friendship. For further information, please call Julia Johnson at 512-836-1726

ATTENTION PROFESSIONAL CATHOLICS! The Catholic Business Network will hold its next meeting on November 5th at St. William Catholic Church, Round Rock, TX. All Catholic Business Professionals are invited to attend and network in an effort to form trusted relationships based

on Catholic values The meeting begins at 7:30am and will end by 9am. To register, go to: http://catholicbiznetwork.org/ The topic at our meeting this month is End Of Life Issues. We are featuring James Davis, Consultant, Mission & Ethics and Dr. David Zientek, Cardiologist, both from Seton Healthcare Family. Can you make it? Please let us know how many will attend RSVP at rsvp@catholicbiznetwork.org

AN ENGLISH ETHICS AND INTEGRITY IN MINISTRY (EIM) REFRESHER WORKSHOP will be held on Thursday, November 20th from 6:00-7:00pm in Wozniak Hall. All clergy, paid staff and volunteers working in service are required to attend a workshop every three years. This workshop is for persons who have attended a previous 3-hour EIM workshop and have recorded their data in an eApps application for the diocese. To verify that you qualify to attend, go to https://www.eappsdb.com/Login.asp?ORGZ_KEY=4 NOTE: the Application for Ministry is submitted only one time. After verifying you are eligible to attend, please RSVP by contacting the Church office 512-454-0384 x 211. Please do not bring children to an EIM workshop due to the nature of the subject. If you have any concerns regarding your attendance at a workshop, please contact Emily Hurlimann at 512-949-2447 to arrange an alternative option for training. Such inquiries shall remain confidential.

PLEASE SUPPORT ST. LOUIS CATHOLIC SCHOOL.

BUY SCRIP/GIFT CARDS AFTER WEEKEND ENGLISH MASSES.

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excellence in educationpre k4 through 8th grade

mrs. patricia romanies, M.Ed., Principalwww.slcsaustin.org

THE NEXT STEP PROGRAM | will meet on Wednesday, November 5 from 3:00-5:00 p.m. in Wozniak Hall. Prayer and discussion will center on Contemplation #19 - Jesus Trusts the Father: The Healing of Anxiety.

A SENIOR RETREAT titled “St Thérèsa of Lisieux—A Wise Guide for Our Spiritual Journey” will be presented by Brother Joel Giallanza, Associate Executive Director of Holy Cross Institute at St. Edward’s University. The retreat will be on Saturday, November 8 from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. It will begin with 8:00 a.m. Mass in the Church and then continue in Wozniak Hall. A donation of $6.00 is requested to help defray the cost of the after-Mass refreshments and lunch. For reservations and/or

more information, please contact the Senior Ministry office by Thursday, November 6.

THE NEW EVANGELIZATION: BECOMING THE LIGHT OF CHRIST | Discussion and viewing of Fr. Robert Barron’s Catholicism: The New Evangelization - Lesson 1. Class meets on Tuesday, October 28 from 10:30 a.m. – noon in the Main Room of Wozniak Hall. Everyone is invited.

FRIENDSHIP GROUP | will meet on Wednesday, October 29 in Meeting Room 1 of Wozniak Hall from 9-11:30a.m. for games and fellowship. Everyone is invited. For more information, please phone the Senior Ministry office.

SENIOR MINISTRYAges 50 & Over

Coral Migoni-Ryan, M.Th., M.Div., Directorcoral.migoni-ryan@st-louis.org

Ext. 206

This past week, Mrs. Fletcher's 2nd grade class was learning about Sacramentals and what they signify in the Catholic faith. They, along with Kindergarten, learned to navigate the Rosary and how to use it during prayer. 2nd grade is starting their journey towards preparing for the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Holy Communion, which they will be receiving later this school year. This is the first of many times where they will engage in service to those in our younger grades. We are excited for 2nd grade to start on this journey of faith and look forward to these milestones.

Blessings, Ms. Tamara Luera

Director of Advancement

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EARLY CHILDHOOD MINISTRYAges 6 wks to Pre-k

Mary Beth Skinnell, Directormarybeth.skinnell@st-louis.org

512-614-6551

ADULT & FAMILY MINISTRYAmy Allert, M.th, Director

amy.allert@st-louis.orgExt. 220

THE KING’S MEN | is a program for St. Louis men, now in its 5th year. More than 250 men have participated in the past, helping men become better husbands, fathers and community leaders through the teachings of the Church and the wisdom of her saints. We meet on Friday morning,

from 6:00 to 7:30am in Wozniak Hall and will feature DECISION POINT, a video series from DynamicCatholic.com and hosted by Matthew Kelly. Each Friday morning program includes breakfast, presentation and closing prayer. To register, text KINGSMEN to 84576 or contact Shannon Swenson at shannon@shannonswenson.com or 512-789-3912.

YOUNG ADULT MINISTRYAges 20’s - 30’s

Amy Allert, M.th, Director, x220 LaurenJoyDePue@gmail.com

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MINISTERIOS HISPANOS de Adultos y Familias

Sumayah Abullarade, DirectorSUMAYAH.ABULLARADE@ST-LOUIS.ORG

EXT. 216ESTUDIO BÍBLICO | “Ama la Biblia y la sabiduría te amará; ámala y ella te protegerá; hónrala y ella te abrazará; estas son las joyas que deberás usar en tu pecho y en tus oídos.” (San Jerónimo, Carta a

Demetrias). Si quiere ayudar a las personas a encontrar al Cristo vivo, y a profundizar su intimidad con Cristo a través del compartir con los demás en este encuentro acompáñanos a estudiar el programa ¡Ven a la Mesa! Estudiaremos todos los martes de 7:00 a 9:00 p.m. en el sótano del PEC.

GRUPO DE JÓVENES ADULTOS | El grupo Juvenil “Semilleros De Esperanza” de la Iglesia Católica St. Louis King of France invita a todos los jóvenes solteros mayores de 18 años a reunirse todos los viernes de 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. en el sótano del PEC ¡Ven y descubre el amor de Jesús y María! Para mayor información comuníquese con Joel T. Gordillo al (512)701-7952 O Eduardo Carrillo al (512)825-4611.

MINISTERIO DE MAKARIOS | Todos los hombres y mujeres solteros, viudos, divorciados, casados pero separados, están invitados a reunirse con el Padre Vicente Romuald SRC para un día espiritual en devoción y

de oración para caminar con Jesús que nos invita a conocer y meditar en las Beatitudes (Makarios). Este es un ministerio donde puede conocer y compartir con otros solteros adultos que desean aumentar su fe y su amor a nuestro Señor Jesucristo. Es caminar con El Señor así como sus discípulos, y saber que somos solteros pero no estamos solos ni abandonados.

LITURGIA PARA NIÑOS | Todos los niños de tres años de edad hasta el segundo grado, están invitados a escuchar las lecturas del domingo y reflexionar al nivel de los niños. El Padre los despachara después de la oración colecta a la capilla con su catequista; y regresan a la iglesia durante el ofertorio. Tendremos la liturgia para Niños durante la Misa de 1:30 p.m. y 5:00 p.m.

LITURGICAL MINISTRYBea Lamb, Director

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CHILDREN'S LITURGY | Children's Liturgy meets August through May on Sundays during the 9:30 a.m. Mass. Please remember, children age 3 through 2nd grade may attend Children's Liturgy. Children are dismissed after opening prayer and return during offertory.

SUNDAY NURSERY | 9:30 and 11:30 Masses. Age 6 weeks to 5 years. Drop your child off in Wozniak Hall, room 4.

ST. LOUIS YOUNG ADULTS | Join the SLYAs for weekly brunch after the 9:30 Mass (meet by baptismal font). First Sundays location varies, the rest of the month we go to Kneaded Pleasures, 3573 Far West Blvd. E-mail Lauren to receive the Weekly Update of our activities.

ADORATION MINISTRY | We have a special appeal to assist in the re-growth of the Adoration Ministry. Joshua Merrill and a team of volunteers will hold a recruitment campaign on the weekend of October 25-26 after each Mass in the narthex close to the Adoration Chapel. You are cordially invited to visit the Adoration Ministry table on October 25-26 and learn more about Adoration and how it will benefit you and how it can benefit our parish as a whole! Please lift this up in prayer as we become engaged in the re-growth of the Adoration Ministry! Questions? Call Bea Lamb, Director of Liturgy at 512-454-0384 ext. 213.

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SOCIAL MINISTRIESBea Dela Rosa, Director

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For Whom The Bells Toll/ Por Quien Tocan L a s Campana sPlease remember to keep in prayer the souls of those inmates who have been executed and those who may be executed. Also, prayer is requested for the victims of crime, the executioner, and all of their families. Schedule is subject to change due to stays and appeals.

Por favor recuerde tener en sus oraciones las almas de los reos, los cuales han sido ejecutados. Tambien orenmos por las victims del crimen, sus verdugos, y por las familias. El horario y las fechas pueden cambiar debido a las apelaciones.

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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL | Please find it in your hearts to volunteer for this rewarding service oppotrunity. You can make a difference! Training and spiritual support provided by the group. Please contact Linda St.Clair: hmstorrin@yahoo.com. We

meet on Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. at the Social Ministries Building, come by to see what we do.

GABRIEL PROJECT | St. Louis Gabriel Project is in need of baby toiletries: shampoo; lotion; destine; baby oil; q-tips; and baby powder. Also we need baby clothes boys and girls. Drop off at the Social Ministries building. Normal meetings are held on the third Thursdays from 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

DRIVERS NEEDED | For Thursdays and Fridays - Social Ministries is in need of volunteers to help pick up donations in the mornings. Please email Bea Delarosa.

Gently used or new colored t-shirts are needed for the summer months - All sizes. MAKE-READY & TRUCK TEAMS NEEDED!

A JOY WHICH IS SHARED, the annual Catholic Services Appeal for the Diocese of Austin, will kick-off on November 8-9. The CSA is a unified effort in which all diocesan Catholics join together to further the mission and ministry of the Catholic Church in Central Texas. Funds will be used to support clergy formation, Catholic education, spirituality and worship, social outreach and pastoral ministries in ways that benefit our parish and diocese together. Registered parishioners will receive a letter from the Bishop and a personalized return envelope. You may mail it directly to the diocese or drop it in the special collection on November 8-9. Please prayerfully consider how you might join us in support of the Diocese. Our parish goal is $150,000 of the annual appeal. Initial payments should be made to “Catholic Services Appeal” and you may give with a one-time gift or a 10-month pledge, paid electronically through your bank or credit card. Gifts of appreciated stock are possible, too, through Margaret Kappel at margaret-kappel@austindiocese.org or (512) 949-2444. Thank you for your generosity in sharing the joy of our faith through the ministries of our diocese!

FEAST OF GIVING Feast of Giving is just around the corner. If you would like to volunteer, please send your email to: bea.delarosa@st-louis.org or call 512-454-0384 ext. 265 - leave your email address slowly and clearly. Thank you!

A JOY WHICH IS SHARED"Go into the whole world and proclaim the gospel

to every creature." (Mk 16:15)

OCTOBER 2014

ST. LOUIS FARM MINISTRY (previously known as St. Louis Garden Ministry) is in great need of volunteers for its Thursday (4-6pm) and Saturday (9-11am) maintenance days. Please email annaruthwalsh@gmail.com to sign up. GOT LEAVES? We'll take 'em! St. Louis Farm needs leaves to use as mulch around our Fall crops. Bagged leaves can be left on the empty lot next to 7606 Hardy Drive (the street that runs east of the Farm). For questios or more information, contact Anna at annaruthwalsh@gmail.com or visit our website for more information: www.st-louis.org/garden-ministry

PASTOR’S SERIES! Pastor James Misko’s adult education series on The Book of Revelation runs through November 13th. The class will be held for six consecutive Thursdays at 7:00 pm in Wozniak Hall. Fr. James will walk us through John of Patmos’ visions and reflections on the true end of times. Going line by line through this inspired book, we will also read Scott Hahn’s book The Lamb’s Supper. Copies of Hahn’s book will be available at $5.00 per copy.

No RSVP is required. Plan to join us!

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Please pray for the spiritual, physical & emotional needs of:

Bobbi Jo Fernandez

Joan Mills

Izaiah Dela Rosa

Alex Mosqueda,

Elizabeth Newell

Frank Pease

Lucja Kwiakowska

Dorothy Tierney

George Tierney

Gloria Ramirez

Marciano Martinez

Roxann Alexander

Porserea Rodriguez

Bene Grimes

Erich Aigner

Madeline Withoff

Patricia Faucheaux

Alvera Peschka

Margarita Lee

Loraine Reese

Ann Pease

Tania Kolinko

Mary Mahoney

Nancy Swenson

Aida Hart

Dorothy Mason

Dorothy Kaderka

Alice McCluskey

Irma Lobato

Martha Tschoerner

Janice Pharr

Rachel Lopez

Stephanie Merenda

Bill Gusman

Rosie Gusman

Maryann Mota

Thomas Rodriguez

Alfred Perez

Guadalupe Rodriguez

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feet on Our FaithYES, WE ARE SELLING TAMALES AGAIN! The Knights of Columbus, Council #5967 is again selling tamales starting in October after the 6:00am, 7:30am and the 9:30am Masses during the first three Sundays of each month, at

Wozniak Hall. Proceeds from the sale of tamales will be donated to St. Louis for our new parish sign! Cost for a dozen will be the same as last year ($7.00). If you are unable to pick up your tamales at the above times please call Mr. Kirby Krause (512) 453-4823 and he will make arrangements to ensure you get your tamales for those holiday parties!

CAPS OF LOVE | are being saved by the National Council of Catholic Women to buy wheelchairs for disabled children. Hard plastic caps from laundry detergents, hand sanitizer, beverages, toothpaste, shampoo, spray paint, tennis ball lids, grated cheese, cream cheese, salad dressing, peanut butter, medicines and so many others. Plastic caps can be recycled and created into new products. Bring your caps to the Church Office during the week or to the Ministry Room in the Narthex on weekends. Caps will be collected between now and January 17th. For more information, visit www.capsoflove.com

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