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St. Mary Catholic Church ~ St. Joseph Catholic Mission P O Box 388, Plantersville, Texas 77363
~~~~ FEBRUARY, 2019 ~~~~
Archdiocese of Galveston~Houston
Daniel Cardinal DiNardo
Fr. Edward C. Kucera, Jr. ~ Pastor Fr. William T. Kelly ~ In Residence
936-894-2016 Deacon David G. Garvis
Parish Office ~ 936~894~2223 (Monday ~ Thursday: 8:00 am ~ 5:00 pm)
(Friday: 8:00 am ~ 12 pm) (Lunch: Closed from 12:00 pm ~ 1:00 pm)
Parish Fax ~ 936~894~3613
Website: www.smsj.org General E~Mail: [email protected]
Church Organizations & Ministries at St. Mary’s & St. Joseph’s
CCE / RE
Cheryl Schratwieser 936-894-2223
Extraordinary Ministers —
Holy Communion & Sacristans
Tom Schwartz 936-499-5066
Gabriel Project
Wanda O’Brien 936-597-6328
GriefShare
Mary Marshall 281-356-2497
Guardian Angels (Seniors)
Nancy Schlottman 936-597-8327
Homebound Ministry
Larry & Patty Decker 936-202-8746
Lectors
Richard Prokop 936-597-8688
Kathy Magliolo 936-597-5330
Marriage Preparation
Call Parish Office 936-894-2223
For Spanish speaking prep, call:
Brenda Martinez 936-777-9720
Ministers of Hospitality
Micki Tichacek 936-597-7010
Pro-Life Outreach
Nance Shaw 936-894-2512
RCIA / Adult Faith Formation
Don Picard 936-697-0195
Rummage Sale Coordinators
Call Office 936-894-2223
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Justin Mock 979-777-4993
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Ann Schwartz 936-648-1089
St. Mary’s Corner Shoppe
Ethel Barbossa 936-588-4053
St. Mary’s Men’s Club
Bob Rose 832-405-2482
Stitchin’ Sisters
Juli Murphy 936-206-0677
St. Vincent de Paul (for help, 936-894-2362)
Colleen Cremer 936-597-6761
Write for Life
Bob Dean 936-582-6314
Youth Group
Susan Horne 281-536-0810
MASS SCHEDULE
St. Mary—Plantersville Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & First Friday—9:00 a.m.
Saturday ~ 5:30 p.m. & Sunday ~ 7:45, 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. St. Joseph—Stoneham
Tuesday ~ 9:00 a.m. & Sunday ~ 7:30 a.m.
SACRAMENT OF PENANCE St. Mary ~ Saturday: 4:45-5:15 p.m.
Or by Appointment—Please Call the Office.
SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION Please call the parish office for information concerning
Sacraments of Baptism, Matrimony or Anointing of the Sick.
Parish Administrator
Bill Jones 936-894-2223
AA
Leland Fougeron 936-825-2709
Adult Bible Study & Spiritual Enrichment
Jim & Mary Barnette 936-851-0155
Adult Confirmation
Sharon Skeans 936-448-2740
Annulments
Call Parish Office 936-894-2223
Music Ministry
Sue Langston 979-268-6886
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Liz Torres 281-788-7145
St. Joseph’s Altar Society
Marcy Pavlock 936-661-6662
Altar Servers
Wanda O’Brien 936-597-6328
Baptism Preparation for Infants to 6
Gaby Tryon 936-448-1342
Spanish Baptism Prep for Infants to 6
Carmen Troyo 936-499-6282
If you are new to the area and would like to become a member of our parish, please call the office. Or pick up a blue registration form in back of the church, fill it out and return to the
office by mail or drop it in the collection basket. Or register online at www.smsj.org.
AND NOW A WORD FROM YOUR PASTOR….
Liturgical Readings for February Feb 1: Heb 10:32-39 • Ps 37:3-4,5-6,23-24,39-40 • Mk 4:26-34
Feb 2 The Presentation of the Lord: Mal 3:1-4 • Ps 24:7,8,9,10 • Heb 2:14-18 • Lk 2:22-40
Feb 3 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Jer 1:4-5,17-19 • Ps 71:1-2,3-4,5-6,15-17 • 1 Cor 12:31—13:13 • Lk 4:21-30
Feb 4: Heb 11:32-40 • Ps 31:20,21,22,23,24 • Mk 5:1-20
Feb 5 St. Agatha: Heb 12:1-4 • Ps 22:26-27,28,30,31-32 • Mk 5:21-43
Feb 6 St. Paul Miki and Companions: Heb 12:4-7,11-15 • Ps 103:1-2,13-14,17-18 • Mk 6:1-6
Feb 7: Heb 12:18-19,21-24 • Ps 48:2-3,3-4,9,10-11 • Mk 6:7-13
Feb 8 [St. Jerome Emiliani; St. Josephine Bakhita]: Heb 13:1-8 • Ps 27:1,3,5,8-9 • Mk 6:14-29
Feb 9 [BVM]: Heb 13:15-17,20-21 • Ps 23:1-3,3-4,5,6 • Mk 6:30-34
Feb 10 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Is 6:1-2a,3-8 • Ps 138:1-2,2-3,4-5,7-8 • 1 Cor 15:1-11 • Lk 5:1-11
Feb 11 [Our Lady of Lourdes]: Gn 1:1-19 • Ps 104:1-2,5-6,10, 12,24,35 • Mk 6:53-56
Feb 12: Gn 1:20—2:4a • Ps 8:4-5,6-7,8-9 • Mk 7:1-13
Feb 13: Gn 2:4b-9,15-17 • Ps 104:1-2,27-28,29-30 • Mk 7:14-23
Feb 14 Sts. Cyril, Monk and Methodius: Gn 2:18-25 • Ps 128:1-2,3,4-5 • Mk 7:24-30
Feb 15: Gn 3:1-8 • Ps 32:1-2,5,6,7 • Mk 7:31-37
Feb 16 [BVM]: Gn 3:9-24 • Ps 90:2,3-4,5-6,12-13 • Mk 8:1-10
Feb 17 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Jer 17:5-8 • Ps 1:1-2,3,4,6 • 1 Cor 15:12,16-20 • Lk 6:17,20-26
Feb 18: Gn 4:1-15,25 • Ps 50:1,8,16-17,20-21 • Mk 8:11-13
Feb 19: Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5,10 • Ps 29:1,2,3-4,3,9-10 • Mk 8:14-21
Feb 20: Gn 8:6-13,20-22 • Ps 116:12-13,14-15,18-19 • Mk 8:22-26
Feb 21 [St. Peter Damian]: Gn 9:1-13 • Ps 102:16-18,19-21, 29,22-23 • Mk 8:27-33
Feb 22 The Chair of St. Peter: 1 Pt 5:1-4 • Ps 23:1-3,4,5,6 • Mt 16:13-19
Feb 23 St. Polycarp: Heb 11:1-7 • Ps 145:2-3,4-5,10-11 • Mk 9:2-13
Feb 24 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time: 1 Sm 26:2,7-9, 12-13,22-23 • Ps 103:1-2,3-4,8,10,12-13 •
1 Cor 15:45-49 • Lk 6:27-38
Feb 25: Sir 1:1-10 • Ps 93:1,1-2,5 • Mk 9:14-29
Feb 26: Sir 2:1-11 • Ps 37:3-4,18-19,27-28,39-40 • Mk 9:30-37
Feb 27: Sir 4:11-19 • Ps 119:165,168,171,172,174,175 • Mk 9:38-40
Feb 28: Sir 5:1-8 • Ps 1:1-2,3,4,6 • Mk 9:41-50
DIOCESAN SERVICES FUND 2019 DSF Appeal will begin on
the weekend of February 2 & 3.
Do not send in your pledges—
Bring your pledges to church.
DSF goals for
St. Joseph’s is $10,340.00 &
St. Mary’s is $88,000.00.
Any shortfall of donations
must be made up by the
parish; 1/2 of all overages
are returned to the parish.
Celebrating St. Joseph’s Feast Day 5:30 pm Mass @ St. Joseph Catholic Church
followed by the
STEW SUPPER Fantastic Beef Stew
served in parish hall after mass at 6:00 pm
with bread & homemade pies
Thurs., March 14, 2019
Adults: $10
Kids 12 & under: $5
Be sure and get your
Raffle tickets for some
wonderful prizes.
Congratulations to Liz Perez (shown here with
her sponsor, Blanca Nuez) and also Suzanne
Grimes and Mariela
Grimaldo who cele-
brated the Sacrament of
Confirmation. His Emi-
nence Daniel Cardinal
DiNardo presided at the
liturgy held at Christ,
the Redeemer Catholic
Church on Sun., Jan.
13, 2019. Parishioners
of St. Mary and St.
Joseph wish them well
as they continue to
grow in their Catholic
faith.
THE GABRIEL PROJECT is a pro-life parish-based apostolate of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
offering assistance to women experiencing difficult circumstances during pregnancy. Gabriel Project volunteers act to provide practi-cal advice and help, as well as spiritual support and Christian witness to mothers in need. Our St. Mary’s Gabriel Angels are trained to provide some of the following:
** Be a resource to answer questions about pregnancy, child care, and parenting ** Provide friendship, emotional, and spiritual support ** Help with items for a new baby ** Knowledge about available community resources to meet your needs Our St. Mary’s Parish Angels will begin collecting NEW baby items at the THIRD SUNDAY (and Saturday night) MASS each month. Please look for the baby bassinet in the church entrance
and place your items in it. Each month the organization will be asking for certain items. This month they need:
Blessing Babies Collection of NEW Baby Bottles and Pacifiers on February 16 & 17! Call Wanda O’Brien 936-597-6328 for more info.
New Mass Schedule for St. Mary starts weekend
of March 2nd & 3rd Saturday evening: 5:00pm
Sunday morning: 7:30, 8:45, 10:00 & 11:30am
St. Joseph stays at 7:30am on Sunday morning
The Knights of Columbus will be selling tamales after
Masses on Feb. 2 & 3! Just in time for your
Super Bowl Party!
PLEASE REMEMBER THOSE WHO HAVE PRECEDED US IN DEATH.
KEEP THEM AND THEIR FAMILIES IN YOUR THOUGHTS & PRAYERS.
Fr. Anthony Stredney ~ Nov. 26, 2018 (Past SM Pastor serving from 7/1/1974 to 11/11, 1977)
Connie Greiner ~ January 3 (SM Parishioner)
Beth Ramsberg ~ January 4 (Daughter of SM parishioners Mike & Melinda Donnellan)
Anthony Tarselli ~ January 14 (Brother of SM parishioner Ethel Barbossa)
Angie McLaurin-Till ~ January 22 (SM Parishioner and wife of Buck Till)
Please pray for our men & women in the military:
LTC Jason L. Ross, Navy Seal Chief Brian Perry, Lt. Col. John Adams, Jason Parsons, Angel Pena, Capt. Daniel Hacker, Lt. Col. John E. Tryon, 1st Lt. USMC Jeff Vickers, Randall Chastant, Major Jeff Kocian, Jeremy Gonzales, Ens. Andrew Pfarner, Cmdr. Jon Haydel, L. Col. Jeremy Angenend, Kenny Oakes-Army,
LTJG Marcus Cranford, Lt. Lauren (Osterman) Williams, Nelson Shipley-Navy, Sn. Eric Syzdek EIII, PSSR Peyton Irvan-US Navy, HM2 Jacob A. Orlando-US Navy, 3rd Class Petty Officer Jake Twining-US Navy, Benjamin Smith—U.S. Army,
ITC3 Emily Smith, Ssgt. USAF Kevin Harrison
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT LOANER PROGRAM
St. Mary’s has a loaner program for anyone who is in need of medical equipment. For equipment availability, contact Tom Schwartz at 936-499-5066.
We have hospital beds, electric scooters & many other items available.
GUARDIAN ANGELS NEWS
Let’s go to Coushatta!
The Guardian Angels Seniors Group will have their monthly meeting on Tuesday, February 5th at 10:00 a.m. upstairs in the Family Life Center. Anyone interested in joining the Guardian
Angels is welcome to attend the meeting.
~~~~~ ACTIVITY SCHEDULE ~~~~~
BINGO will be Tuesday, February 19th in the Hall from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. There is no charge to play bingo, just come and have fun with us. Gift cards are given as prizes. The entre’ will be Spaghetti. We do ask if you attend to bring a
side dish to share with everyone.
DOMINOES will be every Tuesday (except for Bingo Tuesday) from 11am-3pm in the Family Life Center. Please remember to bring a covered dish to share!
~~ UPCOMING SECOND COLLECTION ~~
March 6 (Ash Wednesday) Archdiocesan Social Ministries Collection
Support for various pastoral projects throughout Latin America and the Caribbean is made possible through this collection. Projects are at the continental, regional, diocesan and local levels, and include the work of evangelization, formation of laity, religious and seminarians, as well as youth ministry and
catechesis. Funding is limited to programmatic expenses and excludes building construction.
There will be an overnight trip to Coushatta Casino in Louisiana on Mon., Mar. 25 and returning
Tues., Mar. 26. Departing from St. Mary’s at 10:00am on the 25th and departing from Coushatta
at 3:00pm on the 26th. The cost is $59 pp double occupancy and $83 for single. This includes $23
in free play. For more information or reservations please contact: Earline Stash at 713-855-1457
or email her at [email protected]. Money needs to be in to Earline by March 1, 2019.
Don’t wait until the last minute . . . Get your cemetery plots & niches as soon as
possible. Prices on each are:
PARISHIONER—$1,200
NON-PARISHIONER—$4,000
Any questions or for an
appointment:
Call Ann Schwartz at 936-648-1089.
Urns are also available for sale.
CANTOR & CHOIR PRACTICE
Cantor: Thursdays @ 6:30pm Adult Choir: Thursdays @ 7:00pm
For more info, contact:
Sue Langston @ 979-268-6886 or
936-894-2223
Mark Your 2019 Calendar NOW!
~Women’s ACTS Retreat – April 4-7, 2019
Want to join Fr. Ed in the Holy Land . . . room for only 10 more couples or 20 people!
(Spots filling up quickly—please get registered.)
Anyone interested in traveling with Fr. Ed to the
Holy Land on November 4 - 14, 2019, please use the
following links for information and to register for the trip.
Upcoming Pilgrimages page:
https://www.tektonministries.org/catholic-pilgrimages/upcoming-pilgrimages/
(It’s chronologically at the bottom)
Direct registration link:
https://www.tektonministries.org/home/tekton-registration-form/?pilgrimage=15321
Download Flyer link: https://www.tektonministries.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/191104-HL-
Kucera_flyer.pdf
Any questions, please email Cecilia Maddox at [email protected].
BLESSING OF THROATS
St. Blaise will be celebrated on Sat., February 2 at
5:30pm Mass. There will be a blessing of the
throats. Also, on Sun., February 3, throats will be
blessed at 7:30am Mass at St.
Joseph’s and throats will be
blessed in the Hall after all
Masses at St. Mary’s.
CHURCH STATEMENTS
WERE MAILED JAN. 17.
IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE ONE
BUT WOULD LIKE ONE,
CONTACT THE PARISH OFFICE
AT 936-894-2223.
Calling all adult Catholics (18 years of age or older) who have celebrated
the Sacraments of Baptism and First Eucharist…..but somehow missed
Confirmation! Don’t worry…..St. Mary’s Adult Confirmation Team is
here to help you become a fully initiated Catholic.
Our Adult Confirmation Team (Suzanne Hill, Betty Malavase, Bill Parsons, & Sharon Skeans) is ready to prepare any interested adult to celebrate this Sacrament in January 2019.
For more information, email Sharon at [email protected].
News from our Parish Administrator . . . . We now have a link on our website (www.smsj.org) to the ParishSoft giving program; this link includes FAQ’s and program information along with a note from Fr. Ed.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fr. Ed will be conducting training session for the following ministries; these sessions are for current and new volunteers.
Lectors 1-28-19 10:00 AM & 7:00 PM Church Hospitality, EM’s & Sacristans 1-29-19 10:00 AM & 7:00 PM Choir 1-31-19 6:30 PM to 7:00 PM Altar Servers 2-6-19 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM Hall Hospitality 2-11-19 10:00 AM & 7:00 PM
Please note that some of the ministries are scheduled for twice in one day; you only need to attend one of the sessions. Please try to attend.
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Thank you to all that signed up during our January stewardship drive. We had a total of (120) people sign up to participate in our various ministries and an additional (50) signed up to be “Prayer Warriors” for Pro Life and (37) signed up to write letters for “Write for Life”. What a fantastic response! If you missed this opportunity, we still have plenty of places for you to participate. Thanks, Bill Jones
St. Mary’s C
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Shop for Valentine’s Day gifts at the Shoppe!
~~~~~~ LENT BEGINS MARCH 6 . . . .
We have books and pamphlets to guide you through the Lenten season.
Save the Date!
Knights of Columbus
will hold a Fish Fry on
Friday, March 8
in SM Hall 5pm til ??
Fish, hush puppies,
fries, cole slaw
and tea will be
served.
ST. JOSEPH
ALTAR SOCIETY
FEBRUARY ALTAR CARE:
Judy Noski, Mary Ann Waters &
Michele Wetuski
COFFEE SERVERS:
FEB. 3: Blondie Caves
FEB. 10: Swanda Smith
& Anne Mannina
FEB. 17:
Judy Noski & Mary Ann Waters
FEB. 24:
Judy Noski & Mary Ann Waters
MAR. 3: Angie Imhoff
NEXT MEETING:
TUES., FEB. 5 ~ 6:30PM
ST. MARY ALTAR SOCIETY
Tuesday, February 12, 2019 ~ 6:00pm ~ in the Parish Hall Our guest speaker is Jean Bondy who will speak on
The Beatitudes.
Come and meet a wonderful group of ladies!
FEBRUARY ALTAR CARE: Pam Poole, Cheryl Hochberger, Bonnie Fezatte
REFRESHMENT SERVERS:
FEB. 3: GROUP 2: Adrienne Padalino, Claire Harr is,
Katie Schwartz, Pat Brownlee, Micki Tichacek, Nancy
Smith, Bonnie Fezatte, Mo Houston, Linda McClosky
FEB. 10: GROUP 3: Mary Ann Jordon, Patty Card,
Olive & Nick Cannistra, Dixie Puccetti, Jeanette Raines,
Ellen Russell
FEB. 17: GROUP 4: Pam Poole, Elaine Car roll, Bill & Patty Jones,
Lorraine & Ron Nilson, Cheryl Hochberger, Mandy Anderson
FEB. 24: GROUP 5: Laveta Malek, Beatr ice Diehl, June Voigt, Faith
& Bob Rose, Bonnie Haytcher, Pauline Geiselhart, Linda Hardy
Next Baptisms: March 30 & May 18, 2019
Next Baptism
Preparation Class: Sat., Feb. 2, 2019 ~ 8:30am-12:30pm
For more info, contact:
Gaby Tryon @ 936-448-1342
ST. MARY’S MEN’S CLUB
The St. Mary’s Men’s Club will be holding their regular meeting in the hall at St. Mary’s on February 19th at 7:00pm. Social period is ahead of the meeting with dinner served at 6:30pm.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All parish men are members of the Men’s Club and are encourage to join and participate in the fellowship this fine group of men enjoy on a monthly basis. Hope to see you on the 19th.
St. Mary’s Men’s Club
$CHOLARSHIP$
The St. Mary’s Men’s Club is again sponsoring scholarships for students within our Parish.
Applicants must be active members of St. Mary & St. Joseph Catholic Churches, be a graduating senior and be planning to attend an accredited trade school, college
or university in 2019.
Applications are available through the Parish Office and are due back in the office to
Gail Sowell by 4:00 PM on Friday, April 12.
Save the Date!!
St. Mary’s Men’s Club Annual Golf Tourney
Our 18th Annual Charity Golf Tournament
will be held on Monday, APRIL 29 at
Walden Lake Conroe Golf Club. Rainout date
is MAY 6. This event is held primarily to
raise funds to support our high school
student scholarship program as
well as support other charitable
causes in our area. Our successful
2018 tournament enabled us to
award 12 scholarships last year!
Entry forms are available in
back of church.
SM Cemetery News
**The St. Mary Cemetery Committee is now accepting donations and fence memorials toward the new fence in any amount. Those donors will receive a special recognition in the bulletin. Memorial fence sections will be sold for $500.00. The committee will be available after Masses the weekend of Feb. 16 & 17 for purchase of memorials. Deadline to purchase cemetery fence memorials is August 1, 2019.
**The next cemetery cleanup and meeting is set for Tuesday, March 12 at 8am in the hall. Please join us!
**In the new cemetery area, there is now a section for infants and fetuses.
**And last but not least . .. please consider pre-planning your funeral and take the burden off of your family!
A pre-needs seminar is set for Wednesday, March 13, 2019 at 6:30pm in the Hall! If you are interested in attending, please call Ann Schwartz @ 936-648-1089.
St. Mary’s Quilt Show—Our Fifth Year!!!
St. Mary’s Quilt Show will be held on April 25, 26 & 27, 2019.
Our Kickoff Planning meeting will be Monday, February 4 at 10:00 AM in the Parish Hall. Who knew when we began several years ago where this would take us. This year’s show will be even more attended
than last. The Gala Preview Dinner is on April 24 and the Show is on April 25, 26 and 27 from 9am to 4pm. We
need your help! You don’t have to know a thing about quilting. Just enjoy making our guests feel welcome. Our
Kick-Off meeting will be on February 4 in St. Mary’s Hall at 10am. If you have not joined us before, please consider
being a part of the next show. If you have a friend outside of church who would enjoy participating, please invite
them. If you cannot attend the meeting, just let me know your name and email and I will include you in the Sign Up
Registry. We need help at the Gala on Wednesday night, Set up on Tuesday and Wednesday, and two-hour shifts at
a variety of jobs on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We have sitting and standing jobs We also
need help putting things away on Saturday after the show. There is a lot of work jam packed
into a few days, but it is fun and rewarding. You will hear compliments galore from our guests
and vendors. The profits from the show all go to St Mary/St Joseph St. Vincent de Paul, and
made the new buildings possible. Help us welcome guests from near and far to our beautiful
church!
For more information visit our website at [email protected] or
call Lorraine Nilson at 713.882.5850.
PRE-NEEDS SEMINAR ~ WED., MARCH 13, 2019
A pre-needs seminar has been scheduled at St. Mary’s on Wednesday,
March 13, 2019 in the hall between the hours of 6:30pm to 8:00pm. This
seminar will be presented by Sam Houston Memorial Funeral Home.
You do not need to be a parishioner or of the Catholic
Faith to attend. You can invite friends and neighbors.
Refreshments will be served. If you are interested in
attending, please RSVP so that there will be enough
refreshments to Ann Schwartz at 936-648-1089.
“After the love of God, your principal concern must be to serve the poor with great gentle-
ness and cordiality, sympathizing with them in their ailments and listening to their little
complaints . . . For they look on you as people sent by God to help them. You are therefore
intended to represent the goodness of God in the eyes of the poor.” St. Vincent de Paul
Stewardship Weekends were a great opportunity for us to connect with perspective Vincentians. We welcome new members. If you are interested in becoming a part of our Conference, please contact our President: Colleen Cremer - 936 597-6761 Thank you for sharing in our mission of “serving the poor.”
NEXT REGULAR MEETING: FEBRUARY 26, 2019 ~ 3:30PM IN THE HALL
Our St. Vincent de Paul Conference welcomes new members. If you are interested in becoming a
Vincentian, please call our President:
Colleen Cremer at 936-597-6761.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
For assistance, call:
(936) 894-2362
Continuing
Catechesis & Evangelization
February Events
2/3 Children’s Catechumenate Class 2/6 CCE 2/10 Children’s Catechumenate Practice First Reconciliation Class Confirmation Class 2/13 CCE, Children’s Catechumenate Mass 2/17 First Reconciliation Class 2/20 CCE 2/22-24 Confirmation Retreat 2/23 Jr. High Rally 2/24 First Reconciliation Class 2/27 CCE
Visit the Religious Education website page:
http://www.smsj.org/cce/
Contact the Religious Education Office:
by phone: 936-894-2223
CONFESSIONS Confessions are heard on Saturday Evenings before Mass 4:45-5:15pm.
Otherwise, if available, Fr. Ed would be happy to hear confessions after daily Mass.
TMIY is a new program that
started recently for men.
Meetings will be held in the Hall
on Wednesdays 6:30-8pm.
An interactive men’s program combining the best research from science with the teachings of the Catholic
faith and the wisdom of the saints to develop the vision of a man fully alive. By honestly addressing the pressures and temptations that men face in our modern culture, That Man
is You! Seeks to form men who will be capable of transforming homes and society.
For more information or to register, please contact Greg Houston at 713-898-4172.
Planning a Marriage? There is a required preparation process that must be
completed before one can marry in the Catholic Church —so start early?
To begin the process: Contact the office at 936-894-2223.
Need an annulment? Please contact the parish office at 936-894-2223.
Faith formation
Adult Confirmation: Contact Sharon Skeans @ 936-448-2740 or email her @[email protected].
Baptism: Baptism prep classes and baptisms occur approximately every other month.
Infant baptism through age 6. Ages 7 and older, children must enroll in CCE. For more information, call Gaby Tryon at 936-448-1342 or email Gaby at [email protected]. For Spanish, call Carmen Troyo at 936-499-6282 or email Carmen at [email protected].
NEXT BAPTISMS (English): Sat., March 30 @ 10:30am & Sat., May 18 @ 10:30am NEXT BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS: Saturday, February 2, 8:30am-12:30pm
C.C.E. All CCE First Communion and Confirmation information can be found at: http://www.smsj.org/
cce. The C.C.E. office may be contacted at: [email protected].
4th Annual
Sweetheart Valentine’s
Senior Concert & Dance
Come and enjoy the music of Bill Mock and the Hi-way 105 Band
featuring Country and Pop hits of the 50’s and 60’s.
You may chose to sit and just enjoy the music or better yet, relive the past with
your “SWEETHEART” on the dance floor.
Fri., February 15, 2019
7:00pm till 11:00pm ~ St. Mary’s Hall.
Beer, wine and snacks will be available. No ice chests allowed.
Cost of this great night of fine enter tainment is only $10 per person.
Adults only (50+) please! No children!
Enjoy this night of fun and reminiscing sponsored by the Guardian Angels Seniors Group.
RCIA: Rite Of Christian Initiation for Adults
Are you not baptized and thinking you would like to become a Baptized Catholic? Are you thinking of becoming a Catholic? Do you
know someone interested in the Catholic Faith? Or you have been away from the Catholic Faith and would like to inquire on returning to the faith?
RCIA “The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults” is the process of educational formation and spiritual
formation by which adults become full members in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.
RCIA Inquiry classes have started on Sunday’s in the Family Life center. The RCIA schedule is posted
on St. Mary’s web site. www.smsj.org under “grow in faith”.
We invite all those who are not baptized, those who are baptized in other faiths and those baptized in
the catholic faith that would like to increase their knowledge in Catholicism.
Anyone interested in learning more about the possibility of joining the Roman Catholic Church or is
interested in increasing their adult faith formation are invited to contact RCIA director Donald A. Picard, Jr.
at [email protected] or 936-697-0195.
THE INTENTIONS OF THE HOLY FATHER FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
To better know ‘the concrete problems that trouble the Universal Church, especially those of the
missions,’ the Holy Father asks that his monthly intentions be “the object of knowledgeable and
responsible prayer on the part of the people of God.”
Pope’s Intention: Human Trafficking. For a generous welcome of the victims of human
trafficking, of enforced prostitution, and of violence.
AA MEETINGS:
Every Monday evening at 8 p.m. in St. Mary’s
Family Life Center.
JOIN THE STITCHIN’ SISTERS
Are you interested in bringing back a lost art? Are you interested in having a good time with a great group of ladies? Think about joining the Stitchin’ Sisters. Hand quilting seems to be a lost art that we are trying to keep alive. We are a group of ladies that hand quilts three donation
quilts a year. One for the Plantersville Fire Department Auction, one for St. Joseph Bazaar Auction and one for St. Mary’s Bazaar Auction. If time permits between those quilts, we will quilt member’s quilt for a nominal fee. If you do not know how to quilt, we will do our best to help you out. We all have opinions! We can show you how to put up a quilt on a frame, how to mark it, how to quilt it, and how to finish it. We meet every Wednes-day from 9:30 to 2:00 at St. Joseph Hall. Bring your own
lunch. WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! For more information,
contact Juli Murphy: at 936-206-0677 or
email [email protected].
The Confirmation Retreat for
our Youth will be held at
Camp Kappe on
February 22-24. Please pray
for our Candidates.is
Ash Wednesday
March 6, 2019
Ash Wednesday marks the
beginning of the Lenten Season.
It is observed by fasting,
abstinence (from meat) and repentance.
Please keep these people in your prayers: Scott Abshire, Helen Aikins, Arnie Alexander, Cher Allgood,
Jeffery Anderson, Debbie Bachmeyer, Florine Bachmeyer, Pastor David Bailes, Eugene Baranowski, Jim Bellow, Mary Ann Benitez, Dale Bennett, Caleb Berrow, Delores Boyett, Fire Chief Michael Briggs, Dee Brock, Laurie Bull, David Burlind, Helen Burzynski, Betty Busa, Kacey Butler, Barney Carver, Ann Clark, Tim Clark, Matthew Cook, Taylor Cox, Pat Davis, Mary Mock Dettling, Theresa Diehl,
Thomas Diehl, Courtney Duke, Emily Dumler, Shirley Duncan, Tiffany Earley, Janice Enloe, Donald Faughn, Mel Finch, Mary Ann Flannery, Roberta Foa, Clara Fridye, Gloria Garcia, Neil Garvis, Dorothy Gast, Jarrell Gibson, Holly Gilstrap, Theresa Greenville, Connie Griffith, Erik Groce, Holly Hall, Jacklyn Hartley, Natalie Hawthorne, Barbara Herzog, John D. Herzog, Henry Hess, Tiffany
Hicks, Rita Hill, Glenda Hodges, Dolores Hoffart, Ted Hoffart, Jim Holland, Lori Holman, Bobby & Barbara Hyde, Shirley Hyman, Alvis Isam, Kara Isam, Peter Jordan, Elizabeth Kapeel, Floyd Keasling, Ralph Kerland, Anna Mae Klevenski Kimich, Landon Kimich,
Frances Klevenski, Michael Ray Klevenski, Angeline Kotch, Bob Kotch, Ruth Krueger, Carol Kubeczka, Genevieve Kuta, Joey Kutac, Florence Lara, Sadie & Gage Laskoskie, Wilma Lege, Kassie Legge, Dillon Linton, Gale Lovellette, Sandy Lundbery, Aiden Martin, Jr.
Mattern, Natalie Mattern, Joel May, Lance McCartney, Hailey Minor, Chad Mock, Marla Mock, Mary Mount, Thomas Noble, Veronica Noble, Richard Olde, Reagan Oliver, Fr. George Olsovsky, Donna Jo Pavlock, Dorothy Pavlock, Marcy Pavlock,
Alan Phillips, Bernice Phillips, Steven Larry Phillips, Laura Pickens, Ruth Pietsch, Katy Pledger, Rylie Ray, Carl Reilley, Don Remling, Susan Riedle, Vonda Roberts, Karen Robertson, William Robertson, Carole Rodoni, Neil Rosenberg, Michael Saunders, Janelle Schoeneberg, Tom Schwartz, Vivian Diana Seero, Ryan Sikes, Anna Mae Smith, James & Ann Smith, Pauline Smith, PJ Smith,
Swanda Smith, Maureen Snyder, Bill Soderman, Jimmy Solomon, Mitchell Stice, Betty Stoike, Craig, JoNell & Kelly Strickler, David Sydlik, Colleen Syzdek, Jeff & Matt Thiel, Cheyanne Tigrett, Marie Tomkivits, Rosemary Traver, Judy Turner-Meyer, Dolores
Ubanoski, Al & Jackie Uetz, Sheryl Vasek, Lillian Hope Wagner, Grant & Shelley Wahle, Clara Walkoviak, Patricia Wallace, Erik Wallace, Jr. Family, Carolyn Warmke, JW Watson, Frances Whitton, Donna Wier, Edi Williams, Jared Williams, Randy Nicholson
Wilson, Mary Winkelmann, JoAnn Wiseneske, Bridget Woodall, Tony Yaskulka, Stella Yorek, Zachary & Olivia Zarskye
When we pray for others, God listens to you & blesses them, and sometimes, when you are safe and happy, remember that someone has prayed for you.
St. Mary’s / St. Joseph’s
Women’s ACTS Retreat ~ April 4-7, 2019
Preparations have begun for the SMSJ Women’s ACTS Retreat for 2019. The retreat will be held April 4-7 at the Kaiserhof Retreat Center in Tomball, Texas. We know the story of Jesus and Zacchaeus. Jesus wanted to spend time with Zacchaeus so he could get to know Jesus better. Is Jesus calling YOU to spend time with Him so YOU can get to know Him better? If you would like to grow closer to Jesus and reflect on His presence in your life, we invite you to join us for this grace filled re-treat. The retreat is open to women, 18 years of age and older. You do not have to be Catholic or a member of SMSJ Parish. Registration forms are available at the entrance of both St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s Churches and in the Parish Office. For more information, you may contact Lucy Lomonte at [email protected] or phone 936-597-8659 (home) or 832-489-2567 (cell).
Men’s ACTS Update for February, 2019
“The Joy of the Lord is My Strength.” NEHEMIAH 8:10 Congratulations to the men who attended the third Men’s ACTS Retreat!! Led by the Holy Spirit, we gathered with open hearts to challenge ourselves to explore the depths of our Father’s Love. We discovered along the way some of the shared experi-ences and gifts He has given to each of us. We climbed a mountain together over the weekend, and while we were up there, closer to God, it was like the tarnish of life was cleared away. We could see Jesus more clearly in the mirror. Now that we are back down in the world where we live, remember the experiences of the weekend. It is that glow of His Love that reminds us that we can BE, and ARE the face of Jesus to others. To all of you, may the message of ACTS continue to nourish you along your faith journey. Please join us for the “After ACTS” meetings~~watch the bulletin for the place and time.
“The Joy of the Lord is My Strength.” Nehemiah 8:10
DEEPEN YOUR FAITH
In a number of ways, Jesus warned his followers that pain and death would be an essential part of his mission. Not only would Jesus accept the Cross, he expected the same willingness from his disciples. Because Christ’s suffering and death was the instrument of salvation, from what did he save us? We needed to be saved from sin and its damaging effects. Jesus, Son of God, was sent by the Father to restore the harmony between himself and humanity that had been disrupted by sin. He came to teach and show us love. On the cross, Jesus freely gave his life as a sacrifice. His sacrifice was an act of atonement, that is, it makes us one again with God by the power of divine mercy extending to us the Father’s forgiveness of sins.
DOCTRINAL STATEMENTS To many in Israel, Jesus seemed to be acting against the Law, the Temple, and their faith in the One God. Christ suffered because he was “rejected by the elders and the chief priests and scribes” who handed “him over to the Gentiles to
be mocked and scourged and crucified” (Mk. 8:31: Mt. 20:19). Jesus did not abolish the law of Sinai. He fulfilled it and revealed its ultimate meaning (cf. Mt. 5:17-19; 6:43-48). Jesus honored the Temple, to which he journeyed for the major feasts and which he loved as God’s dwelling place on earth. By forgiving sins, Jesus manifested himself to be the savior (Jn. 5:16-18). Those who did not accept him as the Savior saw him
only as a man who claimed to be God, a blasphemer (Jn 10:33). Our salvation flows from God’s love for us because “he loved us and sent his Son as expiation for our sins in accordance with the
scriptures” (1 Cor 15:3). Jesus came “to give his life as a ransom for many” (Mt 20:28). By his loving obedience to the Father, he fulfilled the atoning mission
of the suffering Servant, “he was pierced for our offenses, / crushed for our sins,/ by his stripes we were healed” (Is 53:5). The son of God who became man truly died and was buried, but his body underwent no corruption. In his human soul united to his
divine person, the dead Christ went to the realm of the dead and opened heaven for the just who came before him (cf. CCC, no. 637).
Christ’s Resurrection is an event that is historically attested to by the Apostles who really met the Risen One. The Resurrection is also a transcendent mystery because God the Father raises his Son from the dead by the power of the Holy Spirit.
The empty tomb help the disciples accept the fact of the Resurrection. When St. John entered the tomb, “he saw and believed” (Jn 20:8).
Christ is the “firstborn from the dead” (Col 1:18) and so is the principle of our own resurrection, now by the salvation of our souls, and at the end of time, when new life will be given to our bodies.
Christ’s Ascension marks the definitive entrance of his humanity into heaven. Christ precedes us there so that we, the members of his Body, man live in the hope of being with him forever. Jesus intercedes constantly for us as our mediator and assured the permanent outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
At the end of time, Jesus Christ will come in glory to judge the living and the dead.
FOR DISCUSSION 1. When Jesus says our discipleship involves the Cross, what does this mean for you? In what ways do you find yourself resisting this part of Christ’s call? What is your “way of the cross”? 2. How would you help people come to faith in the Resurrection of Christ? Why is it so central to your faith? 3. How could you come to understand or experience the need for a Savior? Why are the Cross and the Resurrection bound
together in the Paschal Mystery?
MEDITATION MAKE HOLY WEEK HOLY Let us stretch ourselves, going beyond our comfort zones to unite ourselves with Christ’s redemptive work. We unite ourselves with Christ’s redemptive work when we make peace, when we share the good news that God is in our lives, when we reflect to our brothers and sisters God’s healing, God’s forgiveness, God’s unconditional love. Let us break bread together. Let us relive the holy and redemp-tive mystery. Let us do it in memory of him, acknowledging in faith his real presence on our altars.
The above is from The US Catholic Catechism for Adults, chapter 8, pages 91-92, 98-99.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Website, for US Conference of Catholic Bishops, www.usccb.org , for daily readings, information on our faith, and news regarding our faith.
Websites Word Among Us, www.wau.org and Dynamic Catholic, www.DynamicCatholic.com
Also the monthly issue of Word Among Us is available in the Corner Shop of our parish.
St. Mary’s Mass Intentions for February, 2019
Date Time Intention Requested By Fri. 2/1 9:00am Joe Barbossa Bill & Patty Jones
Sat. 2/2 9:00am George & Pauline Herzog Ethel Barbossa
Sun. 2/3 7:45am Betty Forte Ed & Joan Kura
Sun. 2/3 9:00am Pro Populo (For the People) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sun. 2/3 10:30am Rowan Haytcher Logan & Boulanger Families
Mon. 2/4 9:00am Amber Hoffart Bill & Laveta Malek
Wed. 2/6 9:00am Beth Ramsberg Bill & Patty Jones
Thurs. 2/7 9:00am {Joanne Suthers} & Thomas P. Cullen Bob & Marilyn Dunphy
Sat. 2/9 5:30pm Shirley Cashore Jim & Katie Schwartz
Sun. 2/10 7:45am Charles Mock John & Elaine Doherty
Sun. 2/10 9:00am Pro Populo (For the People) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sun. 2/10 10:30am William Mock, Sr. Mary Grace Mock & Family
Mon. 2/11 9:00am Ann LaRue Betty & Art Venn
Wed. 2/13 9:00am Deceased of the Baranowski & Conrey families Cliff & Pat Conrey
Thurs. 2/14 9:00am Patricia Whelan Jim & Katie Schwartz
Sat. 2/16 5:30pm John & Mary Dobyanski Gerald & Mary Schroeder
Sun. 2/17 7:45am Pro Populo (For the People) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sun. 2/17 9:00am Kermit Karnei Betty Lott
Sun. 2/17 10:30am Connie Greiner / Jo Howell Ethel Barbossa / Marian Parker
Mon. 2/18 9:00am Robert & Katherine Diehl David & Brenda Wagner
Wed. 2/20 9:00am Clarence & Dolly (Swonke) Drozd Ray & Renea Rolan
Thurs. 2/21 9:00am Thomas Seigle Family
Sat. 2/23 5:30pm Frances Hellinghausen / Lavail Lott Jim & Katie Schwartz / Betty Lott
Sun. 2/24 7:45am Pro Populo (For the People) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sun. 2/24 9:00am Pat Loftus Bill & Patty Jones
Sun. 2/24 10:30am Sammy Blair Ethel Barbossa
Mon. 2/25 9:00am John, Annie & Teddy Hoffart Bill & Laveta Malek
Wed. 2/26 9:00am Marcy D. Ellis, Sport Diehl, Ronnie Canatella Jim & Darlene Weins
Thurs. 2/28 9:00am {Mr. Henry Lartigue} Bob & Marilyn Dunphy
St. Joseph’s Mass Intentions for February, 2019
Date Time Intention Requested By Sun. 2/3 7:30am Sylvester Pavlock, Jr. & Kira Kimich Robert & Patricia Kimich
Tues. 2/5 9:00am Philip & Mark Novakosky John & Charline Boriskie
Sun. 2/10 7:30am George & Verna Imhoff, Jim Imhoff, Natalie Imhoff Imhoff Family
Tues. 2/12 9:00am Living & Deceased Members of the SJAS St. Joseph Altar Society
Joe & Verna Kaminski Gary & Rhonda Kubiak
Sun. 2/17 7:30am Frank, Elizabeth & Bernard Kuta Genevieve Kuta
Tues. 2/19 9:00am Raymond Gurka / Charlie Lechinger Patricia Dobyanski / Tom & Kaky Wetuski
Sun. 2/24 7:30am Howard Shaw / Lester Tomkivits David & Mary Ann Waters / Bonnie Bilski Griffin
Tues. 2/26 7:30am Deceased Members of John Lebeck family Dorothy Pasket
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The 2018 St. Mary’s Bazaar Report was given out at the
Appreciation Dinner but somehow did not get into the bulletin.
So for those who did not get this report, here it is:
Hand-crafted Fire Pit with Adjustable Grill (599*) ——————————————- Jacob Sechelski
Wetuski Welding, Inc., Archie & Connie Wetuski
RCI 1 Week Timeshare (599*) - Rollie & Sharon Lacy ———————————— Caroline Cruz
Remington 783 Rifle (599*) - Butch’s Bulkhead ——————————————— Larry Schlottman
Willow Tree Nativity Scene (500*) - Fred & Freddie Seale ——————————- Tonya Ornelas
Handcrafted Pie Safe - David Dobyanski —————————————————-- Mildred Rosenberg
Golf for 4 with cart at Bentwater Country Club (450*) ————————————- Mary Bowers
Visa Debit Card ($500) - John Martin Diehl ————————————————-- Donna Grimm
Visa Debit Card ($500) - John Martin Diehl ————————————————-- Nancy Behrle
Visa Debit Card ($500) - John Martin Diehl
In Memory of Jack & Ruby Diehl ——————————————- Peggy Block
Visa Debit Card ($500) - Parishioner ———————————————————- Alex Harper
Visa Debit Card ($500) - Barbara Shrader ————————————————— Brant Malek
Visa Debit Card ($500) - Greg & Melanie Krenek —————————————— Ryan Pettyjohn
Visa Debit Card ($500) - Charles & Rita Swonke —————————————— Meggan Naumann
Visa Debit Card ($500) - Parishioner ———————————————————- Russell Griffith
Visa Debit Card ($500) - Parishioner ———————————————————- Brent Cahill
Visa Debit Card ($500) - Parishioner ———————————————————- Gerald Glaser
Visa Debit Card ($500) - Mock Brother Cattle Co. —————————————- Jim Hiott
Visa Debit Card ($400) - Richard & Annette Prokop ————————————— Don & Gaynor Picard
Visa Debit Card ($400) - Eddie & Dianne Delgado —————————————-- Gerald Glaser
Visa Debit Card ($300) - Clint & Kathy Capshaw ——————————————- Michael Grochett
Visa Debit Card ($300) - Ronnie Rector —————————————————— Martin J. Diehl
Visa Debit Card ($300) - Parishioner ———————————————————- Devoni Wardlow
Visa Debit Card ($300) - Don & Gaynor Picard ——————————————— Michael O’Shea
Visa Debit Card ($300) - Thomas & Frances Kowis ————————————— Jamice McMahon
Visa Debit Card ($250) - Sharon Skeans —————————————————-- Barbara Shrader
Visa Debit Card ($250) - Jim & Chris Disser ———————————————-— Cassie Rollinger
Visa Debit Card ($250) - Paul & Kathy Magliolo ——————————————- Fred Jones
Visa Debit Card ($200) - Larry & Nancy Schlottman ————————————— Mildred Rosenberg
Visa Debit Card ($200) - Dwayne & Diana Brush —————————————— Kim Lanier
Visa Debit Card ($200) - Harry & Nita Leschinger —————————————— Christy Ellwanger
Visa Debit Card ($200) - Harry & Nita Leschinger —————————————— Michael Todd
Visa Debit Card ($100) - Richard Hicks ——————————————————- Veronica Harrington
Kroger Gift Card ($100) - John & Gaby Tryon ———————————————- Candy Parker
Visa Debit Card ($100) - Bradford Family —————————————————- Tommy Heintz
Brookshire Brothers Gift Card ($100) - John & Gaby Tryon —————————- Cindy Waitz
EARLY BIRD WINNERS:
Florine Hock, Angie McLaurin-Till, James & Cynthia Barker & Thomas & Frances Kowis
2018 St. Mary’s Bazaar
Prizes & Contributors