SAINT PHILIP THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH FOUNDED 1909

DIOCESE OF VICTORIA IN TEXAS

304 W. Church St., El Campo, Tx. 77437

979-543-3770 • fax: 979-578-8831

PARISH SCHOOL:

979-543-2901 • fax: 979-578-8835

Parish Homepage: www.stphilipapostle.org

Parish Email: apostle@stphilipapostle.org

School Homepage: www.stphilipschool.org

Pastor: Reverend Michael Rother

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Peter Oscar Kofi-Amo

Deacons: Deacon Jarrel Nohavitza Deacon Jerome Grahmann Deacon Larry Hoelscher

Sunday Eucharist Schedule

Saturday (Vigil of Sunday)................................................................. 5:00 p.m.

Sunday .......................................................... 7:00 a.m.; 10:00 a.m.; 6:00 p.m.

Holy Day and Weekday Schedule

Holy Days ...........................................................................(check the Bulletin)

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, First Saturday......................... 8:00 a.m.

Wednesday ....................................................................................... 5:30 p.m.

Friday during School Season ............................................................ 8:15 a.m.

Wednesday at Nursing home ............................................................ 1:30 p.m.

Perpetual Adoration and Rosary

Perpetual Adoration...........................Monday 8:30 a.m. until Friday 5:00 p.m.

Rosary ...............................30 minutes before weekday and weekend Masses

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Wednesday 4:45 p.m. – 5:15 p.m.; Saturday 3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.;

by appointment and season schedule during Advent and Lent

~ PASTORAL CARE INFORMATION ~

Sacrament of Baptism: Please inform the Parish office at least six months before due date.

Further instructions and baptismal materials will be provided at the Parish office.

Sacrament of Marriage: Please register at the parish office as soon as possible, but at least

six months prior to anticipated date.

Ministry to the Sick and Homebound: Call the Parish office when a family member is sick

and would like a visit or would like to receive Holy Communion, Reconciliation and Anointing

of the Sick.

New Parishioners and Status: Welcome to St. Philip Parish! Call or come by the Parish office to register. Also notify us when moving out of the parish or when you have a change of family status and address.

Community Mission Statement…We, the people of God of Saint Philip the Apostle, in the

loving and evangelizing spirit of St. Philip, form a family community that challenges each of

us to proclaim and live the gospel messages of Jesus Christ in the world through worship,

evangelization, Christian formation and service.

Administrative Secretary

Leslie Farquhar

Receptionist

Sylvia Peter

Music Director

Janice Cox

Youth Minister

Ana Rodriguez

Technology/Schedules

Leslie Farquhar

Parish Catechetical Leader

Nancy Fenner

School Principal

Gwen Edwards

School Secretary

Amanda Stary

Cemetery Supervisor

Kirk Stary

Parish Administrative Council

Deacon Jarrel Nohavitza

Deacon Jerome Grahmann

Deacon Larry Hoelscher

Lisa Bubela

Gary Charbula

Bob Little

Tish McAlister

Claudia Raun

Scott Strnadel

Ray Viktorin

School Advisory Council

Anthony Cisneros

William Key

Jeff Little

Cory Radley

Kyle Wallis

Tyler Williams

Amanda Dorotik

Stacey Ermis

Cemetery Committee

Linda Alvarado

Lynn Cox

Ginger Harris

Dot Hermansen

Mary Jane Kaiser

Gracie Priesmeyer

Jerry Socha

Bereavement/Outreach

Committee

Evelyn Grahmann

Irene Nohavitza

School Endowment Trustees

Linda Bolcik

James Bouligny

Deacon Larry Hoelscher

Gloria Marek

Kim Socha

Donald Sutton

David Zalman

Spiritual Direction

Patricia Hoelscher

Safe Environment Coordinator

Leslie Farquhar

Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 17, 2019

REMEMBER IN PRAYER Pray For The Sick…

Brandon Janak, Annabelle Van Deursen, Bill Maxwell, Gary Polasek, Clifton Bram, Anton Tupa, Dolores Priesmeyer, Melody Macha, Milton Machacek, Johnnie Mican, Jeff Zamazal, Kristen Lezak, Deacon Jarrel Nohavitza, Abby Goerig, Sammy Tupa, Dora Casarez, Henrietta Preite, Francis Stock, Carly Walker, Calvin Pfeil Sr., Butch Witcher, Lester Lutringer, Lisa Respon-dek Holt, Elsie Stavinoha, Helen Hicks, Fred Prihoda, Larry Stavinoha, Wayne Zabodyn, Frank Krenek, Alvin Korenek, Cla-rence Rohan, Joshua Fowler, Margaret Waters, Leonard Hubenak, Dianne Appling, Jennifer Martin, Stephanie Stepan, Deacon Ed Wendel, Donna Korenek, Glenn Kahanek, Weston Swoboda, Charles Maerz, David Dunn, Donnie Novak, Regina Kacer, Irene Sedlock, Lonnie Roe, Arliss Treybig, Michael Man-gel, Rita Addicks, Garret Davis, Clinton Poncik, Ed Wasek, Robert “Bob” Staff, Brandy Kubena and the homebound.

2. SAINT PHILIP THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH

A Message From Our Pastor

Father’s Formed.org Suggestion of the Week MOVIES – Documentaries — City of Saints

While last week’s message was focused on discerning one’s life vocation, the four questions can be applied to all decisions in life. They can be applied to discerning things like where to go to college, for which job to apply, whether to have children or not, or even if a vacation should be taken. We often think that discernment is for major decisions in life; however no mat-ter how major or simple the decision, it can help to ask: Is it good? Is it possible? Is it wise? Is it what I want? Honest answers to these questions either encourages or discourages taking a certain path. Asking the above questions is a way for us to gather infor-mation about that which we are discerning. Once the informa-tion is gathered and the questions have been answered, action is required. We cannot remain still and afraid to move, but must take steps in one direction or another. We may not have the full picture to make the final decision but have enough now to move. If the picture is clear, then we can confidently act in accord with the final decision. If there remains doubt or need for clarification then we take a step forward. We are closer to a certain end, but still have more steps to go. For example, if I am discerning making a major purchase but not quite sure about it even though it is good, possible, wise, and wanted. I then may inquire more into the purchase as if I were buying the item. This can strengthen my desire for the item in which I take another step toward the purchase. Conversely, this can show me that buying the item might not be truly possible, wise, or wanted in which case; I would not make the purchase. In discernment, only one path can be discerned. “Discerning” one path while on a conflicting path only clouds the discernment process For example, if I am discerning ac-cepting a position with a law firm, I should not also be apply-ing to grad school. I would not be able to fully focus on the offered position, but would be distracted by the possibility of grad school.

Prayer Intentions at Mass November 18– November 24

MON 8:00 a.m. + George Gold

TUE 8:00 a.m. + Gladys Rod

WED 1:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m.

+ Fred Dornak, James and Mary Dluhos + Johnnie Smaistrla

THU 8:00 a.m. + Adolph Kana

FRI 8:15 a.m. + Leon Cranek

SAT 5:00 p.m. + Eugene Rucka

SUN 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.

+ Lydia Zalman + Ben and Gladys Korenek Parishioners Intentions

LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR NOV 23 & NOV 24

• SATURDAY– 5:00 p.m.

Lectors: Irma Rocha Cantor: Diane Bard Altar Servers: Layni Rawlinson, Rylan Staff, Aribel Zarate, Blake Korenek (Thurifier) Hospitality: Larry and Joyce Hensley, Robert and Marie Hrncir Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Allan Janak, Jeanie Janak, Regina Jank, Carolyn Joines, Sylvia Little, Nancy Pasak

• SUNDAY– 7:00 a.m.

Lector: A. J. Kresta Altar Servers: Grant Bubela, Julia Farquhar, Paul Juranek, Tyson Farquhar (Thurifier) Hospitality: Buddy and Cathy Dornak, Roy and Janice Smais-trla Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Lisa Bubela, Aaron Faas, Rian Juranek, Mark Merta

• SUNDAY– 10:00 a.m.

Lectors: Dot Hermansen, Kristie Cerny Cantor: Lou Anne Kellman Altar Servers: Kasey Cerny, Madilyn Kelly, Kayden Zajicek, Kolin Cerny (Thurifier) Hospital/Meridian: Dale Kight Nursing Home Ministers: Lisa Bubela, Neta Ripple Hospitality: Gerry Graham, Dennis Korenek, Raymond Vik-torin, Randy Waligura Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Jan Dornak, Madysen Korenek, Amanda Leopold, Mary Kay Price, Ron Price, Claudia Raun CLOW: Stacey Charbula

• SUNDAY– 6:00 p.m.

Lector: Cecilia Polasek Cantor: Jerrid Berglund Altar Servers: Bryan Cisneros, Joseph Stewart, Matthew Stew-art, Christopher Stewart (Thurifier) Hospitality: Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Anthony Cisneros, Lynn Cox, Lisa Dannels, Jessica Rodriguez, Jerry Shelton, Mike Smaistrla

NEXT SUNDAY’S READINGS NOVEMBER 24, 2019 3.

Key Scriptural Passage: Jesus said, “You will be hated by all because of my name. But not a hair of your head will per-ish. By your endurance you will gain your souls.” (Luke 21:17-19)

Questions for Discussion: Adult: When bad things happen, how do you deal with them? Child: Have you ever worried about something that might happen? What can help you worry less?

Readings For The Week Monday………….Acts 28:11-16,30-31/Mt 14:22-33 Tuesday………….2 Mc 6:18-31/Lk 19:1-10 Wednesday………2 Mc 7:1,20-31/Lk 19:11-28 Thursday………...Zech 2:14-17/Mt 12:46-50 Friday……………Hosea 2:16,17, 21-22/Mt 25:1-13 Saturday…………1 Mc 6:1-13/Lk 20:27-40

If you would like to help decorate for the Advent and Christmas Season, please contact the rectory and leave your name and phone number and you will be contacted by the Art and Environ-ment Committee with dates to help decorate. Thank you for your time.

Bethlehem Maternity Home… For the past 17 years, the Gabriel Project has supported women in unexpected or crisis pregnancy. These women are given support through a volunteer called an Angel. They help them with baby supply needs and their given emotional and spiritual support throughout their pregnancy and after their child’s birth. Many of these women that are helped come with unstable housing situations that are subpar for having a peaceful pregnancy. The Gabriel Project of the Cross-roads is now in the fundraising phase of opening the Beth-lehem Maternity Home for women 18-30 years of age that are in crisis pregnancy or are in need of housing. Help the Maternity Home reach its goal of acquiring $160,000 of operating expenses per year so that safe hous-ing for these women becomes a stepping stone to a new life with their new baby. Raffle tickets will be sold this weekend after all the Masses. Your support would be greatly appreciated. For more information please call Alli-son Van Antwerp at 251-767-4380.

Family Needs Survey Now Available… 2 Minutes to

Complete...

The Office of Family Evangelization for the Diocese of Victoria would like to hear from YOU on what you believe are the needs of families in our diocese. Can you please take a couple of minutes to complete this short, 10-question survey? This survey will be up throughout the month of November. https://forms.gle/E1q3LWUp1R8krMAE8

FIRST READING - 2 Samuel 5:1-3 In those days, all the tribes of Israel came to David in Hebron and said: "Here we are, your bone and your flesh. In days past, when Saul was our king, it was you who led the Israelites out and brought them back. And the LORD said to you, 'You shall shep-herd my people Israel and shall be commander of Israel.'" When all the elders of Israel came to David in Hebron, King David made an agreement with them there before the LORD, and they anointed him king of Israel.

SECOND READING - Colossians 1:12-20 Brothers and sisters: Let us give thanks to the Father, who has made you fit to share in the inheritance of the holy ones in light. He delivered us from the power of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins. He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation. For in him were created all things in heaven and on earth, the visible and the invisible, whether thrones or dominions or principalities or powers; all things were created through him and for him. He is before all things, and in him all things hold together. He is the head of the body, the

church. He is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead, that in all things he himself might be preeminent. For in him all the full-ness was pleased to dwell, and through him to reconcile all things for him, making peace by the blood of his cross through him, whether those on earth or those in heaven.

GOSPEL - Luke 23:35-43 The rulers sneered at Jesus and said, "He saved others, let him save himself if he is the chosen one, the Christ of God." Even the soldiers jeered at him. As they approached to offer him wine they called out, "If you are King of the Jews, save yourself." Above him there was an inscription that read, "This is the King of the Jews." Now one of the criminals hanging there reviled Jesus, saying, "Are you not the Christ? Save yourself and us." The other, however, rebuking him, said in reply, "Have you no fear of God, for you are subject to the same condemnation? And indeed, we have been condemned justly, for the sentence we received corresponds to our crimes, but this man has done noth-ing criminal." Then he said, "Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom." He replied to him, "Amen, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise."

Flowers - November 17 Main Altar: Given by anonymous donor.

Ambo: In memory of Dwight Holub given by Janet Holub. In memory of William E. and Rosie Merta and Adolph and Millie Pasak given by Daniel & Rose Pasak. In memory of Mike Dettling, Matthew Dettling, Frank and Mary Ann

Waligura, and Milton Minarcik given by Chris & Susan Dettling

REMEMBER IN PRAYER

Welcome The Recently Baptized…

Rhett Mobley

4. SAINT PHILIP THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rejoice! Advent

Meditations with Joseph

Experience an Advent more peaceful, more joyful and more meaningful than ever before. Rejoice! Advent Meditations with Joseph by Fr. Mark Toups is a prayer resource with daily meditations that will enrich your Advent by inviting you to ex-perience the first Advent with Mary and Joseph, as they await the birth of their son, the savior of the world. Together with the guided meditation video, this journal calls you daily to see through Joseph’s eyes, feel what is in Joseph’s heart, and read the Scriptures that Joseph read so you can fully prepare to welcome Jesus into your heart this Christmas. Classes begin Monday, Dec. 2 at 10 a.m. and Thursday, Dec. 5 at 9 a.m. All classes are held in the St. Philip Meeting House. For more information contact Essie Leslie 979/541-6262 or ehleslie@hotmail.com

Pro-Life Corner...If child abuse became

legal, would it be right? Of course not!

Abortion is the ultimate child abuse.

Pray For Our Seminarians:

Deacon James Dvorak, Deacon Dalton Ervin, Deacon Chase Goodman, Tran Dinh, Ryan Kapavik, Aaron Padila, Luke Pri-hoda, Adam Shimek, Philippe Dubourdieu, Caleb Krischke, Shane Goertz, Joseph Blackburn, and Richard Barfield

Pray For Those Serving In The Military and Law Enforcement

Nathan Cox, ECPD, E-5 MM2 Zachary Elledge US Navy, Lance Corp. Casey Winfield, USMC, US Army Staff Sgt. David Haugh, Robert Drapela, Coast Guard, Master Chief Sub-Lant Zachary Mon-tello, Lance Corp. Mason Miller, USMC, Spec. Christopher Alford, U S Army, LCDR Jarrod Smith, US Navy, Chris Bird, Texas Game Warden, Wharton County, Sr. Airman Lane Kocian, Air Force, Sher-iff Shannon Srubar, WCSO, Chief Deputy Clint Savino, WCSO, Captain Larry Hensley, WCSO, Captain Jason Mican, WCSO, Dep-uty Calvin Pfeil, WCSO, SRO Jeffery Pfeil, ECPD, Greg Pasak Travis County SO, James Scott DOJ, James Sanders, Houston PD, Private #2 Ivan Jaramillo, Arthur Debo, ECPD, Braden Mican, ECPD, SR Reece Mazel, Navy

Pray For Our Permanent Diaconate Candidates:

Frank Aguilar, Adrian Canales, Richard Evans, John Glueck, Nazario Hernandez, Kevin Knox, Jerome Kotzur, Tim Kozelsky, Dusty Leo-pold, Eugene Menchaca, Michael Morkovsky, Andrew Nunmaker, Kevin Petrash, Terry Robinson, Matthew Schaefer, Rusty Theut, Frank Tilley, and Bruce Turner

Sacrificial Giving:

11-10-19 .................................................... $8,347.50 Second Collection ..................................... $1,536.89 Maintenance ...................................................$55.00 School.............................................................$40.00

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Calendar of Events… Monday, November 18

- Men’s bible study at 6:00 a.m. - Meeting House. - Bible study group session at 10:00 a.m. - Prayer Cenacle will meet at 4:30 p.m. - Sacred Heart Rm. - CDA rosary at 6:00 p.m.; meeting at 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, November 19

- Upper room prayer group meeting at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 20

- KC #2490 blood drive from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Colum-bus Club Hall.

- CCE Grades K-12 at 6:30 p.m. - Holy hour at 8:15 p.m. Thursday, November 21

- Bible study group session at 9:00 a.m. Shepherds of the Faith men’s group - 7:00 p.m. Saturday, November 23 and Sunday, November 24

- KJT bake sale after the 5:00 p.m., 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Masses. - Christ the King procession from St. Philip Church to St. Robert Church at 2:00 p.m. - Second collection is for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development.

St. Philip Catholic School Super Prize Drawing Win-

ner for November 8 is Anna Rod.

Knights of Columbus Council #2490 will hold a Com-munity Blood Drive Wednesday, Nov. 20 from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Columbus Club Hall. Pre-register at www.giveblood.com, drive number 5911 or call Richard Raun at 541-3775.

Bake Sale… KJT Society #84 will hold their annual bake sale on Saturday, Nov. 23 after the 5:00 p.m. Mass and Sunday, Nov. 24 after the 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Masses. Proceeds from the bake sale will benefit the St. Philip School academic program, and the KJT Priest and Religious Retirement Fund.

Christ the King Eucharistic Procession…. We are having a Eucharistic procession next Sunday, Nov. 24, at 2:00 p.m., starting at St. Philip Church and ending at St. Robert Church with a reception to follow in St. Robert Parish Hall. Everyone is invited to come out as a community to walk with our Lord.

Receive these souls and present them to God the Most

High…The following names are requested to be remem-

bered at Masses during November. Tiffany Alford, Adolph Dornak dec’d family members, Wm & Lenora Schmidt, Nor-bert & Dora Ann Schmidt, Leon & Lynn Cranek, Ed & Gertrude Hubenak, L.V. Sr. & Julia Cranek, Carl Priesmeyer, Carl Priesmeyer Jr. and Ernest Vackar.

Help Needed...We are needing help to

take communion to the Home bound,

Garden Villa Nursing Home residents,

and Meridan residents. If you are able

to help us out, please call the rectory at

543-3770.

The Messy Family Project...

This seminar for married couples and parents is an excit-ing opportunity for those who want to deepen their mar-riage and strengthen their parenting skills. Michael and Alicia Hernon, the parents of 10 children, travel through-out the world offering insights and practical guidance on parenting, marriage and how to grow a family cul-ture. This free event will be held today, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019 from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. at The Cathedral Center, 3102 N. Laurent, in Victoria, Texas. Lunch will be avail-able for purchase. This event is endorsed by the Diocese of Victoria and sponsored by KJZT Family Life. 2020 Church Offering Envelopes are ready to be picked up from the tables in the foyer of the church. Please keep in mind that your number may have changed; so please do not use the new envelopes until Jan. 2020.

SAINT PHILIP THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH 5.

Knights of Columbus Council 2490 2nd & 4th Tuesdays

Columbus Club Hall El Campo

Catholic Daughters #1374

‘Unity and

Charity’

Meets 3rd

Monday of Month

Deadline to submit information for the

Church Bulletin: Tuesdays at Noon

Please call Sylvia at the parish office: 979-543-3770

or email: sylviap@stphilipapostle.org

BVM Caritas Medjugorje Pilgrimages

Call: 205-672-2000

Visit: www.mej.com Click on “Medjugorje Pilgrimages”

Wreaths Across America… Sponsor A Wreath Today

2019 National Remembrance

Ceremony

This is the seventh year for the Wreaths Across America event. “The goal of Wreaths Across America is to place wreaths on all fallen veterans’ graves across the United States.” The public is invited to a wreath-laying ceremony at 11 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 14 at Oaklawn Memorial Park Cemetery. You may pick up your wreath after the ceremony. For questions or to purchase a wreath, contact Glenell Wenglar at 979-543-0374 or email at wenglar@sbcglobal.net. The deadline to purchase a wreath is Tuesday, Nov. 26. There is a $15.00 fee for each wreath. If you wish to participate, your floral arrangement at Holy Cross Ceme-tery does not have to be removed. Place your veteran’s wreath next to the floral arrangement at the head of the grave next to the monument. - Holy Cross Memorial Park Cemetery Committee

1513 N. Mechanic ���� El Campo, TX 77437

979-578-8400 Toll free: 877-578-0100 Lisa Bubela, owner TMF (Parishioner)

WRECKER, TIRE & TRUCK REPAIR, LLC

Mark & Kristine Cochrum

Parishioners

2507 W. Loop

979-543-7374

Crop Care by Air

TRADEWIND

AG, INC. County Road 408

979-543-5712 Paul and Patricia Bruton

Parishioners

Clay and Polly Wilkins Parishioners

979-543-1949 119 N. Mechanic

at Jackson Street • El Campo

HEAVENLY HELPERSHEAVENLY HELPERSHEAVENLY HELPERSHEAVENLY HELPERS 979-543-2850 - 1603 N. MECHANIC, EL CAMPO

CHRISTIAN GIFTS & JEWELRY, BOOKS, MUSIC

ROSARIES, STATUES, MEDALS & MORE

M-F 9:30-5:30 • SAT. 9:30-3:00 JEANIE AND ALLAN JANAK

Susan RadleySusan RadleySusan RadleySusan Radley

Realtors 714 N. Mechanic

979-543-6666 Parishioner

Oil Field Supply, Ltd. 3505 W. Bus. 59 S Hwy., El Campo, Tx

979-543-8698 Mike & Pat Holub, Parishioners

GOERIG BUILDERS New Construction/Remodeling

Leonard & Marilyn Goerig Fellow Parishioners

979-543-9664 (phone & fax)

EL CAMPO SPRAYING, INC. Lawn Spraying - Weed Control - Vegetation Management Brush Control - Tree Spraying - Deep Root Fertilizing

Pool Maintenance and Supplies 979-543-7811 2601 N. Mechanic 979-543-0277

Keith & Lynette Strnadel, Parishioners - Ed Strnadel Jr. Family; Parishioners

MIKESKA’SMIKESKA’SMIKESKA’SMIKESKA’S

BBQ & CATERING

Parishioners

J.J. BUBELA’S FLOOR CENTER, INC. Carpet * Vinyl * Ceramic Tile * Wood Blinds * Laminate & Wood

MONICA BUBELA

1207 W. LOOP, EL CAMPO 979-543-5500

KNEBEL ELECTRIC Residential ���� Commercial

Industrial TECL17703

Lawrence and Addie Knebel Dennis and Gwen Edwards

Parishioners

979-543-3532 Office

543-3407 Hm. 543-8865 Hm. 207 E. Watt, El Campo

1301 N. Mechanic St. El Campo, Tx. 77437-2633

979-543-2200 Fax 979-543-1906 www.prosperitybankusa.co

Rice FarmersRice FarmersRice FarmersRice Farmers Co Co Co Co----opopopop

“Supporting the Church And Community”

106 Market 979-543-6753

979-543-6211 214 N. Mechanic St. El Campo, Tx. 77437

“Where Our Customers and Service are #1” Gary & Jan Charbula, Owners/Parishioners

FRANK MAREK TRUCKING Gravel � � � � Limestone � � � � Select Fill

Frank and Gloria Marek, Parishioners

979-543-3791

979-543-5385 Farm Mfg. ���� Oilfield Fab.

TRAILER SALES Gooseneck & Utility Anthony & Nancy Collins, Parishioners

GARY TUPA

PLUMBING

MP-12855

803 W. Jackson

El Campo, Tx.

979-543-4465

Complete Service: Commercial ● Residential ● Agricultural

Kevin & Jennifer Pavlas,

Parishioners

(800) 382-6609 (979) 234-2074

907 S. Wharton St. El Campo, Tx.

979-543-6284

218 Merchant St., El Campo ���� 543-5471

Hwy. 59/Blue Creek Rd ���� 543-8252

Come join us for dinner after Mass!

TRISKA FUNERAL HOME Family owned and operated since 1929

Parishioners Jimmie and Ceci Triska

Frank Bubela & Robert Lormand www.triskafuneralhome.com

MMMModern CCCCleaners Same Day Service on Request! Laundry—Dry Cleaning—Alterations

Quality Garment Care—Exceptional Service!

221 W. Jackson St., El Campo

979-543-1474 Rick & Keri Graff, owners

1817 N. Mechanic St. El Campo, Texas

77437

www.accessstoragetexas.com

979-543-6821 2012 W. Loop El Campo, Tx.

Karl M. Ermis, O.D.

Michael B. Caplan, M.D.

Robert E. Coffee, M.D.

Kayci A. Ermis, O.D.

The Computer Center

Rock’n Properties Ltd. RENTALS

281-620-666 106 W. Strand St. El Campo, Tx 77437

Cathy & John Hrncir, Parishioners

979-578-3258 <> 979-541-3825 Save money on your electricity costs! Call us.

Computer Sales

Computer Repairs

Metal Buildings - Barns - Carports

Patio Covers - Building Component Sales

979-543-6941 www.lewingbuildings.com Tristan Couey, Parishioner 1007 S. Wharton St., El Campo, TX

CUSTOM

STEEL

BUILDINGS

Dr. Carolyn Bubela, Chiropractor - Parishioner - 979-532-4476

docc@crescentchiroandacu.com

WP HK

PHILIP J. HUNDL ATTORNEY AT LAW

PARISHONER

(979) 543-5335 wphk-law.com (800) 929-1725

979-541-9261 979-543-3853 Tommy & Rena Dluhos, Parishioners

Jim and Nancy Brooks

Parishioners Brandon Brooks

Dr. Ross Wyatt Anderson DDS, FAGD, FICOI Fellow-Implant Dentist

979-543-4291

Board Certified in both Intravenous Sedation and General Dentistry

Anderson Dental & Implant Center of Wharton County

ROD INSURANCE GROUP

601 E. Jackson St.

El Campo TX 77437

“Insurance Solutions You Can Trust”

www.rodinsurancrgroup.com