Celebration of the Eucharist

SUNDAY MASS TIMES

5:00 pm Saturday Vigil — English (Church) 7:00 am — Español (Capilla) 8:00 am — English (Church) 9:45 am — English (Church) 11:30 am — English (Church) 1:15 pm — Español (Iglesia) 5:00 pm Youth Mass — English (Church) 7:00 pm — Español (Iglesia)

Weekday Masses (Misas Diarias)

6:30 am, Thursdays, English, Chapel 8:30 am, Monday- Saturday, English, Chapel 6:30 pm, Monday and Wednesday, English, Chapel 6:30 pm, Martes y Viernes, Español, Capilla

Exposition of the Holy Eucharist (Hora Santa) Tuesdays from 7:00 pm until 9:00 pm in the Chapel Fridays from 9:00 am (immediately following morning Mass) until 10:00 am in the Chapel

Reconciliation (Confesiones)

Thursdays from 6:00-7:00 pm; Saturdays from 3:30-4:30 pm in the chapel, or by appointment. El Sacramento de la Reconciliación se celebra los jueves de 6-7 p.m. y los sábados de 3:30-4:30 p.m., en la capilla o con previa cita.

Baptism (Bautismos)

Parents and godparents must attend a Baptism class prior to scheduling the baptism. Classes are held the second Saturday of each month at 9:30 am. Call the office to register. Los padres y padrinos deberán asistir a las clases pre-bautismales antes de programar la fecha de bautismo. Las clases son el segundo sábado de cada mes a las 9:30 am. Llame a la oficina para registrarse.

Become a Catholic

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults—for those inter-ested in learning more about the Catholic religion. For more information, call the parish office.

Catecumenado de Adultos

Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos (RICA) - para quienes desean recibir el Bautismo, Confirma-ción, Primera Comunión, o están interesados en aprender más acerca de la religión Católica. Por favor, llame a la oficina para mas información.

Anointing of the Sick (Unción de los Enfermos)

After business hours, call the emergency phone at 972-974-5430 for critical situations requiring anointing of the sick. Después del horario de oficina, favor de marcar el número de emergencia para situaciones críticas que requieren la unción de los enfermos: 972-974-5430.

Matrimony (Matrimonio)

Marriages require a six month preparation period. Please call the office to inquire about marriage preparation. Se programarán con un mínimo de seis meses antes del matrimonio.

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church

8000 El Dorado Parkway Frisco, Texas 75033

Office (972) 712-2645

Fax (972) 712-1087

General E-Mail: office@stfoafrisco.org

Website: www.stfoafrisco.org

Msgr. Larry Pichard, Pastor Rev. Paul Iverson, Parochial Vicar

Rev. Lauro González, Parochial Vicar

Bob Bonomi, Deacon, Ext. 665 John Carlisle, Deacon, Ext. 667

Benigno Arana, Deacon, Ext. 664 Gregory Kahrs, Deacon, Ext. 662 Frank Reyna, Deacon, Ext. 230

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl

214-619-4096

August 9, 2015

Views from Fr. Larry Pichard, Pastor

Each week I have been writing about our now totally

installed stained glass windows, beginning with the young Francis before, during, and just after his conversion. This article discusses the third window from the choir.

Tension had been building between Francis and his father. After Francis heard Jesus on the San Damiano cross speaking to him and Francis finally realizing he must reach out to the poor, he began to give to poor people some fabric from his family’s fabric store. Of course, his father was furious and demanded that Francis return the goods. Francis refused and in a dramatic gesture stripped himself of his fine clothes and returned them to his father. The Bishop of Assisi covered Francis with his robe, and after that, Francis wore the simple clothes of the peasants and street people. He embraced Lady Poverty and never more had earthly possessions. What saint in the modern era is displayed in the lower inset window? We decided upon an American saint, in fact, the second native born USA saint to be canonized. Katharine Drexel was born in 1858 into a wealthy family of Philadelphia. Although the family was rich, they were also very generous to the needy. While traveling in western United States with her family, young Katharine was moved by the tragic poverty of Native American Indians. Then as a lay woman she helped distribute some of the family funds to help them. When she and her family made a trip to see Pope Leo XIII, she asked him to send missionaries to Indian reservations, but he turned the tables on her by encouraging her to become a missionary to them. So, she did! In 1889 she entered the convent of the Sisters of Mercy in Pittsburg (by the way, our Stations of the Cross come from a Pittsburg Church torn down several years ago!). Wanting to do more as a brand new nun, she founded her own religious order, the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, in 1891 with the expressed purpose of helping in Native American and African-American missions in the south and the southwest. Over the next decades she and her sisters established 60 mission schools for Native American Indians and African-Americans. Her sisters taught in those schools. Sister Katharine faced much opposition in founding the schools for African-Americans from segregationist legislatures which wanted to prevent white teachers from teaching in black schools and from groups like the KKK which threatened her with tar and feathers. How was she able to build and provide 60 schools? Over the years she had given up her inheritance of $15 million dollars to finance those missions; in today’s money that would be the equivalent of $400 million! She stripped herself of her wealth so that poor Americans could improve their lives socially and spiritually. By the way, her father’s name was Francis! Sister Katharine was canonized in the year 2000, and her feast day is March 3.

Visiones del Pbro. Larry Pichard, Párroco

Cada semana he estado escribiendo sobre nuestros vi-

trales, ahora totalmente instalados. Empezando por el joven Francisco antes, durante y justo después de su conversión. Este artículo aborda la tercera ventana del coro. La tensión había crecido entre Francisco y su padre. Después que Francisco escuchó a Jesús en la cruz de San Damiano hablándole, él finalmente se dio cuenta que debía ayudar a los pobres, co-menzó a regalar a los pobres tela de la fábrica de su familia. Por supuesto, su padre estaba furioso y exigió a Francisco devolver la mercancía. Francisco se negó y en un gesto dramático se despojó de sus ropas finas y las devolvió a su padre. El Obispo de Asís cubrió a Francisco con su túnica, y después de eso Francisco vis-tió ropa sencilla de peones y de gente de la calle. Él adoptó la “Dama Pobreza” y nunca más tuvo posesiones terrenales. ¿Qué santo de la era moderna podría mostrarse en la parte posterior de la ventana? Escogimos a un santo de origen americano, de hecho, es el segundo santo nativo nacido en Esta-dos Unidos canonizado. Catalina Drexel nació en 1858 en Filadel-fia en una familia adinerada. Aunque su familia fue rica, también eran muy generosos con los necesitados. Mientras viajaba al oes-te de Estados Unidos con su familia, la joven Catalina se conmo-vió por la pobreza extrema de los nativos indios americanos. Des-pués, como mujer laica ayudó a distribuir algunos fondos de la familia a los indios americanos. Cuando ella y su familia hicieron un viaje para ver al Papa León XIII, ella le pidió enviar misioneros a las reservas de indios, pero el Papa le regresó la misma pregun-ta, ¿Por qué tú no te haces misionera de los indios americanos? Así que, ¡ella lo hizo! En 1889 ingresó al convento de las Hermanas de la Misericordia en Pittsburg (por cierto, nuestras Estaciones de la Cruz de la nueva Iglesia ¡vienen de una Iglesia de Pittsburg cerrada hace pocos años!). Deseando hacer más como monja recién profesada fundó su propia orden religiosa, las Her-manas del Santísimo Sacramento en 1891 con el explícito propó-sito de ayudar a las misiones de nativos americanos y afroameri-canos en el sur y el suroeste. En las siguientes décadas ella y sus hermanas establecie-ron 60 escuelas misioneras para nativos indios americanos y afro-americanos. Sus hermanas enseñaban en esas escuelas. La Her-mana Catalina enfrentó mucha oposición al fundar las escuelas para afroamericanos debido a las legislaturas segregacionistas, las cuales buscaban evitar que las maestras de raza blanca ense-ñaran en escuelas de raza negra y también de grupos como Ku Klux Klan, que la amenazaron con torturarla. ¿Cómo fue capaz de construir y proveer a 60 escuelas? A través de los años ella renunció a su herencia de $15 millones de dólares para financiar las misiones; el equivalente de su dinero en el tiempo actual sería de ¡$400 millones¡ Ella se despojó de su riqueza para que los americanos pobres pudieran mejorar sus vidas socialmente y espiritualmente. La Hermana Catalina fue canonizada en el año 2000, y su fiesta es el 3 de marzo.

August 9, 2015, Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church—Frisco, TX

Sunday, August 9th

7:00 am, Misa en español, Capilla– † Edward Pinto (LG) 8:00 am, Mass , Church – † Michaela Hilliard (PI) 9:45 am, Mass , Church – Pro-populo (PI) 11:30 am, Mass, Church – † Carl Gremillion (PI) 1:15 pm, Misa en español, Iglesia – Adam Martinez (LG)

5:00 pm, Mass, Church – Adewate Adeniran (PI) 7:00 pm, Misa en español, Iglesia – Ernesto & Cathy Amor (LG)

Monday, August 10th

8:30 am, Mass, Chapel – † Anita Heines (PI) 6:30 pm, Mass, Chapel – † Mr. & Mrs. Coletta (LG)

Tuesday, August 11th

8:30 am, Mass, Chapel — † Peggy O’Neill (LG) 6:30 pm, Misa en Español, Capilla – † Gary Peil (LG) 7:00 pm, Adoration, Chapel until 9:00 pm

Wednesday, August 12th

8:30 am, Mass, Chapel – Michael Robinson (PI) 6:30 pm, Mass, Chapel – Steve Crouch (PI)

Thursday, August 13th

6:30 am, Mass, Chapel – † Nida Daguman (PI) 8:30 am, Mass, Chapel – † Augusto Sangalang (LG) 6:00 pm, Reconciliation, Chapel

Friday, August 14th

8:30 am, Mass, Chapel – Mary Tortomasi (75th b-day) (PI) 9:00 am, Adoration, Chapel until 10:00 am 6:30 pm, Misa en español, Capilla – Laura Lisa Llamas-Crouch (LG) Saturday, August 15th 8:30 am, Mass, Chapel – † Jose Almagro (PI) 3:30 pm, Reconciliation, Chapel 5:00 pm, Mass, Church – † Albert Reinis (LP)

Sunday, August 16th

7:00 am, Misa en español, Capilla (LP) 8:00 am, Mass , Church (PI) 9:45 am, Mass , Church (LG) 11:30 am, Mass, Church (PI) 1:15 pm, Misa en español, Iglesia (LP) 5:00 pm, Mass, Church (LG) 7:00 pm, Mass, Church (LP)

Our Parish Staff

Tracy Brown, Financial Director, Ext. 226 Mark Smith, Director of Development, Ext. 351 Anneliese Rivera, Director of Liturgy, Ext. 237

Kevin Shelley, Director of Music, Ext. 313 Laura Marquez, Director of Hispanic Ministry, Ext. 241 Greysi Bargas, Hispanic Ministry Coordinator, Ext. 227

David Utsler, Director of Faith Formation, Ext. 247 Niki MacDougall, Director of Children’s Ministry, Ext. 229

Rachel Hansen, Children’s Ministry Assistant, Ext. 232 Tammy Weber, Director of Youth Ministry, Ext. 358

Jenny Rohde, Middle School Ministry Director, Ext. 244 David Casper, Youth Ministry Musician, Ext. 234

Maricel Medero, Marriage Administrator, Ext. 225 Ginny Milich, Safe Environment Coordinator, Ext. 228

Kate Disbrow, Bookkeeper, Ext. 360 Alma Geller, Parish Administrator, Ext. 352

Rocio Villegas, Receptionist, Ext. 221 Donnie Floyd, Facilities Director, Ext. 231 Carlos Gaona, Facility Technician, Ext. 238

Adelaida Gaona, Dayporter, Ext. 238 Anselma Maldonado, Dayporter, Ext.238

Lauren Harbour, Director of Little Friends Preschool, Ext. 235 Blanca Balderas, Admin. Asst. to Liturgy and Hispanic Ministry, Ext. 245

Please Pray For Please pray for the sick and suffering of our parish: Pat

Witworth, Claire Wing, Cynthia Torres, David Lapin, Lala Ledesma, Janell Kuban.

Please pray for the recently deceased: Ray James, Fr. Salvador de la Vega, Joseph Maher, Heinz Reis.

Please call the office to add or remove someone from this list. Names will be listed for four weeks.

MAJOR PARISH EVENT CALENDAR

9 Blood Drive Donuts

10 11 12 13 14 15

16 Squires Breakfast

17 18 19 20 21 Misa de Unción de Enfermos

22 Stewardship Weekend

23 Stewardship Weekend

Donuts

24 25 26 27 28

29

30

Donuts

31 1 SEPTEMBER

2 3 4

5 K OF C Back to School BBQ

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

August 9, 2015, Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time

FORMACION DE FE

Inscripciones de Formación de Fe (Catecismo) 2015-2016

Las inscripciones tardías se cierran el 27 de agosto. Requi-sitos obligatorios: Forma de inscripción completa, pago de $80 por estudiante y acta de Bautizo. Cupo Limitado. Ho-rario de inscripciones: De lunes a viernes de 9 a 11 am y de 1 a 4 pm. El viernes de 9 a 11 am.

Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos (RICA) Las clases de RICA han comenzado, son las clases de adul-tos para recibir el sacramento de Bautizo, Primera Comu-nión, y Confirmación o si desean conocer más sobre su fe católica. Informes con Juan y Lupita Barrera al 972-754-0447. Los martes a las 7:00 pm. en el salón San Damiano.

Certificado de Teología Pastoral

Por primera vez se impartirá el curso en línea totalmente en español, para obtener el Certi-ficado de Teología Pastoral por el Centro de Educación Continua de la Universidad de Da-llas. Fecha límite de inscripción es el 15 de agosto. Informes con Michell Tamez al 972-721-4118 o en el correo mtamez@udallas.edu

Movimiento Familiar Cristiano

El Movimiento Familiar Cristiano los invita a formar parte del grupo para crecer y fortalecer su matrimonio y familia. El grupo comienza en septiembre. Infor-mes el 9 y 16 de agosto al terminar las Misas de 7 am y 1:15 pm en el Centro Parroquial. El even-to de Bienvenida es el domingo 23 de agosto a las 3:15 pm en el Centro Parroquial. Habrá refri-gerio y guardería.

FAMILIA Y ADULTOS

Donación de Sangre

Las donaciones de sangre son el domingo 9 de agosto de 8 am a 3 pm. En el lado A del Gran Salón. Puede asistir si no tiene cita. Por favor traer una identificación con fotografía.

UNIVERSIDAD DE DALLAS

ACTS—Retiros

El Retiro de ACTS de otoño en español para hombres será del 10 al 13 de septiembre y para mujeres del 8 al 11 de octubre. Informes: para Mujeres, Yoli Liscano, 214-202-5473. Para Hombres, Rocendo Montes 469-525-1529. Habrán inscripcio-nes el domingo 16 de agosto después de las Misas de 7 am y 1:15 pm en el Centro Parroquial.

APOYO SOCIAL

MUJERES

MOMS: Ministerio de Madre a Madre Comienzan el jueves 10 de septiembre. Habrá dos sesiones: de 10

am. a 12 pm y de 7 a 9 pm. Informes con Grisel Sanchez al (214) 578-9446. Habrá guardería.

Programa Mujer Comienza el martes 8 de septiembre de 10 am a 12 pm. Infor-mes con Lety Martínez al (408)348-9722. Habrá guardería.

Misa de la Asunción de la Virgen María

Las Misas serán el sábado 15 de agosto en la capilla de Santa Clara a las 10:00 am, en español y a las 8:30 am, en inglés.

ESL—Inglés como Segunda Lengua

¿Si deseas aprender inglés o practicarlo? Te invitamos a

inscribirte al curso de otoño. Las inscripciones son el mar-tes 25 y jueves 27 de agosto de 10 a 12 pm. Las clases son del 1 de septiembre al 19 de noviembre. Inscripciones $25 e incluye el libro.

LITURGIA

AYUDA SOCIAL

Misa Conmemorativa Inaugural por los niños fallecidos antes del amanecer a la vida.

El sábado 15 de agosto a las 10:00 am en la Catedral de la Virgen de Guadalupe en 2215 Ross Ave. Dallas, se celebrará una Misa Bilingüe con una bendición especial para los padres que perdieron hijos debido a un aborto espontáneo, un mor-tinato, un aborto provocado, o hijos fallecidos por cualquier otra razón después de ya haber nacido. Habrá una procesión de rosas blancas y un libro Conmemorativo. Para más infor-mación con Eileen Kuhlmann al 972-679-4760 o ekuhlmann@prolifedallas.org.

Comité Católico Pro-Vida Ministerio de Respeto a la Vida de la Diócesis de Dallas. www.providadedallas.org

PRO VIDA

Retiro Jóvenes Adultos—Reserva la fecha

El Grupo de Jóvenes 72 Vive invita a los jóvenes entre 18 y 35 años solteros a vivir esta experiencia del 28 al 30 de agosto.

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church—Frisco, TX

FAITH FORMATION VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Volunteers needed! As adult Catholics, we really want to make sure that our children know, love, and faithfully live our Catholic Faith. To aid this, we

need your help in our Faith Formation Program! St. Francis relies on approximately 600 volunteers to serve over 2500 Faith Formation students. No

experience is necessary as all training is provided. Please prayerfully consider being a part of our Faith Formation Team! Children’s Ministry needs:

Monday 3:30: 3rd, 4th, 5th grade catechists, Tuesday 5:00: 5th grade catechists, Tuesday 6:30: 2nd, 3rd, 4th grade catechists, Thursday 4:00: 1st,

2nd, 5th grade catechists, Thursday 6:00: Special Needs teachers and Aides. Contact Niki MacDougall at nmacdougall@stfoafrisco.org. Middle School

needs: Sun 3:30: 6th, 7th & 8th grade Small Group Leaders, Permanent subs, Sun 6:15: 6th grade & Faith Fusion Assistant and Small Group Leaders,

Permanent subs, Wed 6:15: 6th, 7th, and 8th grade Assistant and Small Group Leaders, Permanent subs, Thursday 6:00: Special Needs teachers and

Aides. Contact Jenny Rohde at jrohde@stfoafrisco.org High School RISE needs: Small Group Leaders and CORE support volunteers needed Sundays

COLUMBIAN SQUIRES BREAKFAST CAFE The Columbian Squires would like to invite you and your family to our monthly Breakfast Café on Sunday, August 16th following the 8:00 am and 9:45 am Masses. We will be serving fresh pancakes, sausage, country potatoes, scrambled eggs, biscuits, jelly, yogurt, seasonal fruit, orange juice, and coffee. Prices are $3 for children, $5 for adults, $16 maximum for the family of 4 . Please join us for a morning of food, fellow-ship, and fun.

CARTER BLOOD DRIVE August 9th Sunday (8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.) Great Hall, side A. Walk ins welcome. Don't forget to bring your TX Driver's License (pic ID).

ANNUAL MEXICAN DINNER AND CULTURAL DAY

The Annual Mexican Dinner & Cultural Day committee needs volun-teers on Saturday, September 26th. This event is a huge cultural festi-val that is open to the public. Cultural exhibits from around the world showcase the beauty of our Catholic faith in different countries. We

need volunteers to help us set up, host exhibits, sell tickets, clean up, serve food, and much more. Contact: Julie Saldana at 214-973-

5665.

ACTS RETREAT What is an ACTS retreat? An ACTS weekend is a three-day, three-night retreat presented by Catholic laymen with the sup-port of clergy and a spiritual director. The goals of the week-end retreat is to strengthen your faith, to renew yourself spirit-ually, to build purpose in your prayer life and to build lasting friendships with your church community. Men’s retreat dates: September 17 thru September 20, 2015 Women’s retreat dates: October 15 thru October 18, 2015 Registration for women’s retreat begins on Sunday, August 2: the men’s registration is already open. Registration forms are available after all Masses on August 2nd, in the Parish Office and in the ministry cart of the Foyer in the Great Hall. For more information please contact the retreat directors: Loren Lacy (men’s) 214-699-1584, loren.lacy@gmail.com Lauren Harbour (women’s) 214-293-6940, lauren.harbour@yahoo.com

INAUGURAL REMEMBRANCE MASS August 15, 2015 10:00 am Cathedral Shrine of Our Lady of Gua-dalupe 2215 Ross Avenue, Dallas Bilingual Mass Special bless-ing will be offered for parents of children lost before birth by mis-carriage, stillbirth or abortion, as well as parents of children lost for any other reason. Parents will also be invited to participate in a white rose procession and to add their child(ren) to a Book of Re-membrance to be held in prayer by the Sisters of Life. Contact Susan Platt at 214-392-7545 www.providadedallas.org

STEWARDSHIP

The Stewardship weekends are fast approaching, next weekend we will highlight those that are actively walk-ing the path of Christian Discipleship by featuring Lay Witness testimo-nies. They have experienced a con-version of faith. We hope that after listening to them, you will consider joining them on their journey by be-coming involved in parish ministry life. After the Masses on August 22nd and 23rd, the parish will host a Ministry Sign-up event in the Great Hall where many of our ministries will be looking for new members. Start simple, but definitely start! You will be glad you did.

SAFE ENVIRONMENT CLASSES Sun 8/16 at 2:30 pm in Conf Room B Wed 9/2 at 9:30 am in the Great Hall – C East Room Wed 9/2 at 6:00 pm in Conf Rm D Wed 9/9 at 6 pm in Conf Room B

NURSING MOTHERS The Minister’s Sacristy in the Church (next to the Priest’s Sacristy), is available for nursing mothers to feed their babies, should the need arise during Mass. Since the door may be locked during Mass, please find an usher who will be happy to unlock it for you.

YOUNG ADULTS RETREAT—72 VIVE SAVE THE DATE. August 28-30. Camp Compass.

August 9, 2015, Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time

Community Life Commission Commissioner OPEN Staff Liaison TBD Boy Scouts Gary Bedard - (972) 712-9507 Cub Scouts Ghassan Hattar - (972) 712-1183 Empty Nesters I Ken & Merle Truitt-katruitt@tx.rr.com Empty Nesters II Bob & Katie Kilcullen— kbkilcullen@gmail.com Empty Nesters III Tom & Sue Rejmaniak - lonestar161@sbcglobal.net Empty Nesters IV Randy & Francie Farr - fandr2026@yahoo.com

Empty Nesters V Kathleen & Mark Neuwirth-kathleen.brades@gmail.com

Girl Scouts Carol Bowman (520) 245-4956 Hospitality /Donuts Lauren Bricker - laur2157@hotmail.com Knights of Columbus Alex Orta - alex@ortajr.net K of C Squires Raul Perez - lepgecko70@gmail.com Ladies Auxiliary Yoheli Perez - yoheli@yahoo.com Ministry of Mothers Sharing Katie Tarsha - stfrancismoms@gmail.com Squire Roses Sara Hood - texashoods@yahoo.com Softball Teams Raul Perez - lepgecko70@gmail.com Women of St. Francis Betty Hamilton-bham0428@aol.com Young Adults Ana Rodriguez - info@sfya.org

Faith Formation Commission

Commissioner Judy Zafereo - judy@zafereo.com Staff Liaison David Utsler - (972) 712-2645 x247 Children’s Faith Formation Niki MacDougall - (972) 712-2645 x229 Middle School Youth Ministry Jenny Rohde - (972) 712-2645 x244 High School Youth Ministry Tammy Weber - (972) 712-2645 x358 Preschool Faith Formation TBD Morning Prayer/Rosary Group Theresa Etcheverry - (972) 377-0952 Prayer Group Ron Holleman - (972) 978-7551 ACTS Michael Myers—mhmyersjd@gmail.com Teams of Our Lady Ministry Tracy DuBois - teamsfrisco@gmail.com Bible Study Ron Holleman - (972) 978-7551 Book Club David Utsler - (972) 712-2645 x247 Catholic Homeschoolers Sarah Griffith - gulfviewsarah@netscape.net Come Home David Utsler (972) 712-2645 x247 Kids Day Out Preschool Lauren Harbour - (972) 712-1657 RCIA David Utsler (972) 712-2645 x247 Salve Regina Stephanie Chilek - Stephanie@salveregina.us St. Francis Men’s Ministry Greg Theisen - 972 955-6833 Vacation Bible School Michelle Ryan - michelleryanvbs@gmail.com Lamplight Catholic Learning Series StFrancisLampLight@gmail.com

Liturgy Commission

Commissioner Victoria Rychalsky - Vrychalsky@aol.com Staff Liaison Anneliese Rivera - arivera@stfoafrisco.org Altar Guild Sue Rejmaniak - suerejtx@sbcglobal.net Altar Servers Richard Quigley - quigleyrd@yahoo.com Art & Environment Missty Deutsch - (972) 335-7695 Eucharistic Ministers Deborah Kahrs - dkahrs1@yahoo.com Lectors Victoria Rychalsky - Vrychalsky@aol.com Music Ministry Kevin Shelley - (972) 712-2645 x313 Ushers Sean McMenamin s.mcmenamin@verizon.net Weddings & Annulments Maricel Medero (972) 712-2645 x225 Funeral Meals Jenny Bloemendaal - jkbloemendaal@tx.rr.com Hearing Loss Anneliese Rivera - (972) 712-2645 x237

Stewardship Council Committee Chair Greg Deiter-greg.deiter@icloud.com Staff Liaison Mark Smith - (972) 712-2645 x351 Financial Peace University Teri Mancuso - StFrancisFPU@gmail.com Greeters Robin Wren - wwren@att.net Welcome Callers Karen Sarnacki - sta.family.1@gmail.com

Parish Development Building Committee Steve Hulsey (972) 335-1616 Finance Council Jerry Rausch - jrausch@metropcs.com Parish Council Lori Skillestead - lskilles@gmail.com

Commissions, Councils, and Ministries

Outreach Commission Commissioner OPEN Staff Liaison Alma Geller (972) 712-2645 x352 AIDS Outreach Jennifer Greenlee - (469) 377-0021 Angel Tree Nellie Hill - noreliahill@yahoo.com Blood Drive Robin Wren - wwren@att.net Brown Bag Sunday Nellie Hill - noreliahill@yahoo.com Catholic Addiction Ministry Vincent Webb - (972) 804-2812 Clothe a Child Christina Rodriguez - txcrodriguez@gmail.com Divorce Support Deacon Gregg Kahrs - (972) 712-2645 x662 Grief Ministry Donna Schmittler - dschmittler@tx.rr.com Hospital Ministry Jeff Webster-281-414-1426 Nursing Home Ministry Jim and C.C. Maness-817-915-5856 Homebound Ministry Rheinhold Olson-972-822-3050 Illness & New Baby Meals Melanie Duhaime - (214) 636-6277 Prayer Chain Anneliese Rivera - (972) 712-2645 x237 Respect Life Tim Filesi - tfilesi@tla-ltd.com Society of St. Vincent de Paul Alice Lackey –malackey1026@yahoo.com Thanksgiving Baskets Nellie Hill - noreliahill@yahoo.com Prison Ministry Donna Dilley - JesusDivineMercy@hotmail.com Always Our Children Deacon Gregg Kahrs– gkahrs1@yahoo.com

Hispanic Commission / Comisión Hispana Comisionado Héctor Rodas - (469) 237-4523 Enlace Parroquial Laura Márquez - (972) 712-2645 x241 Vocaciones Victor & Deyanira Peña -semadevi04@hotmail.com

Liturgia Lectores Juan y Lupita Barrera - (972) 754-0447 Ministros de la Comunión José Bautista - (469) 231-2760 Monaguillos Carmaida Feliciano - (407) 761-4319 Sacristanes Gladys García - (972) 712-2926 Ujieres Samuel Mora - (469) 888-2677 Coro Hispano Celene Orozco - (469) 471-1089 Coro Divina Providencia Rubén Padilla - (972) 533-0696 Coordinadores de Bodas Jerry & Mila Ledesma - (214) 407-0253 Liturgia de Niños Yamilete Jaramillo - (972) 762-9130 Formación de Fe Enlace Parroquial Greysi Bargas (972) 712-2645 x227 Catecismo niños y jóvenes Susy Hernández (214) 529-3210 Massiel Walker (214)773-6007 RICA: Iniciación Cristiana Adultos Juan y Lupita Barrera - (972) 754-0447 Quinceañeras Patty Caceres - (469) 358-7948 Grupo Juvenil, JUMP Henry Orozco - (469) 358-8728 ¿Por qué ser Católico? Rogelio Pacheco - (469)-441-3013 Campamento de Verano Cris Fanous - crisfanous@gmail.com Vida en Comunidad Grupo de Jóvenes Adultos Mariano Carro - vive-sfoa@outlook.com Encuentro Matrimonial Carlos y Carmen Gallegos - (214) 355-0373 Preparación Matrimonial Roberto y Maru Alexander (214) 317-6867 Movimiento Familiar Cristiano Rosendo Montes - (469) 525-1529 Ministerio de Mamá a Mamá M.O.M.S. Grisel Sánchez - (214) 578-9446 Guadalupanos Yolanda Herrera - (214) 232-3405 Grupo de Oración Beto Montañez - (214) 537-3436 Talleres de Oración y Vida Edith Pereyra - (972) 841-0092 Caballeros de Colón Ricardo González - ricardo.gonzalez@tx.rr.com Comida Mexicana Annual & Día Cultural Yoheli Perez - yoheli@yahoo.com Coro Juvenil Solados de Cristo Martha Cáceres - (469) 233-6762 Justicia Social Acompaña Cris Rojas - (214) 908-3312 Padres de Niños Necesidades Especiales Elia Huerta - (214) 415-9410 Pro Vida Mixaida Van der Werf - (469) 571-4361 Ministerio de Enfermos William Lanzas-214-471-3601 Clases de Inglés (ESL) Tony Sánchez - (214) 957-3573 Corresponsabilidad Representante Francisco López (469) 396-9267

Parish Contacts for Non-Parish Ministries Honduras/Friends of Los Niños Geralyn Kaminsky - Geralyn@kaminskys.net Natural Family Planning Holly Baril - (469) 774-6559 Worldwide Marriage Encounter Bryan & Melissa Causey - (214) 709-4677

Parish Finances for Week Ending: 8/2/15 Attendance: 6,688

Week Fiscal Year-to-Date Annual Goal (July-June) General Offertory: $46,178.75 $252,368.67 $2,933,374.20

Building Fund: $ 6,644.00 $37,664.46 $ 753,533.40