A SANCTUARY IN SIGHT St. Michael the Archangel Our Time is Now

St Michael the Archangel 2017 Ministry Handbook

2910 Corn Valley Road Grand Prairie, Texas 75052 ©2017 Liturgical Publications Inc (262) 785-1188 • (800) 876-4574 • Dir. 05-00417-D / 55-0742 St Michael the Archangel Catholic Church 2910 Corn Valley Road • Grand Prairie, Texas • 75052 Mission Statement We, the Catholic Community of Saint Michael the Archangel, through the enlightenment of the Holy Spirit, endeavor to continue Christ’s mission, to welcome everyone and to bring God’s love to all people. We dedicate ourselves to thankfulness, allowing the Word of God in all it’s richness, to dwell in us. Whatever we do in word or deed, we do in the name of the Lord Jesus.

Dear Parishioners of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, We are currently in a time of growth here in Grand Prairie, which in turn has helped our community to grow tremendously. I want to thank each one of you for being Christian witnesses to our visitors and living out our mission to “welcome everyone and bring God’s love to all people”. My prayer for us is that we take advantage of this time God has prepared for us to strengthen our spirituality and grow through formation from the youngest of our parishioners to the oldest. We all have a role to play here at St. Michael and I truly believe that we are living out the Gospel and bringing others closer to Him, so that together, we can follow Him, praise Him, and love Him. As the Lord is providing us with the means to build our new Sanctuary, I ask you to continue to seek ways to also build up our fellowship. We are blessed to have a diverse culture, a true melting pot, in our community. This diversity allows for us to stand together in unity, in prayer, in Eucharist and in our Faith so that others may do the same. Our Sanctuary is in Sight and we are all working together through God’s grace to fulfill His plan for our parish. Thank you for all your support. Thank you for working in unison to leave this legacy for our children and youth. This directory is made available to you with so much love. You will find the ministries, organizations and committees information that make up our parish family. May God bless and protect you always.

Rev. Joseph Trinh Table of Contents

Mission Statement...... 3 Live Christ Share Christ...... 14 Letter to Parishioners...... 3 Pastoral Advisory Council ...... 14 Staff & Contact Information ...... 5 Preparation for the Sacrament of Marriage...... 14 Church Information...... 5 Prison Ministry...... 14 Mass Schedule...... 5 Project Advisory Committee...... 14 Confessions...... 5 Quince Años Celebration...... 14 Contact Information ...... 5 St. Michael’s Nursery...... 15 Patron of our Parish St. Michael the Archangel ...... 6 St. Vincent de Paul Society...... 15 Stewardship: Discipleship in Action...... 6 Silver Leaves...... 15 History Of The Church...... 7 Sponsor couple (FOCCUS)...... 15 Ministries and Organizations...... 10 Vocations Ministry...... 15 Addiction Ministry...... 10 Wedding Coordinators...... 15 Adult Bible Study...... 10 Young Adult Ministries...... 16 African Ministry...... 10 Youth Group ...... 16 Boy Scouts of America, Troop 388...... 10 Liturgical Ministries Capital Campaign...... 11 Altar Servers...... 17 Catechists ...... 11 Art & Environment Coordinator...... 17 Children’s Ministry...... 11 Building Committee Built of Living Stone...... 17 Christ Renews His Parish ...... 11 Consolation Ministry...... 17 Christian Initiation of Adults (R.C.I.A.)...... 11 Couples for Christ Foundation for Family Convalidation...... 11 and Life (CFC FFL)...... 17 Council of Catholic Women...... 12 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion...... 18 Cub Scouting...... 12 Lectors...... 18 Cursillos in Christianity...... 12 Legion of Mary...... 18 Faith Formation...... 12 Music Ministry...... 18 Fall Festival Committee...... 12 Pastoral Advisory Council ...... 19 Finance Committee...... 13 Pro-Life Committee...... 19 Hispanic Ministry ...... 13 Ushers – Ministers of Hospitality...... 20 Infant/Child Baptisms...... 13 Welcome Ministry...... 20 Journey to the Way...... 13 Membership Listing...... 22 Knights of Columbus...... 13

Please note, any artwork renderings of the new Sanctuary are subject to change.

4 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 Staff & Contact Information Church Information Administrator Office Hours: Rev. Joseph Hoa Duc Trinh Mon-Thurs - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Fri - 9:00 AM to 12 noon 972-262-0552. . . . [email protected] The office closed from 12pm-1pm for lunch. Parish Office ...... 972-262-0552 Deacon Faith Formation Office...... 972-262-6590 J. Robert Miller FAX...... 972-642-5429 972-262-0552...... [email protected] Deacon Mass Schedule Pete Rodriguez Mass Schedule 972-262-0552...... [email protected] Saturday 8AM, 5:30PM (Anticipatory Mass) Faith Formation Coordinator Sunday 8AM, 10AM, 12PM, 2PM (Spanish), 7PM Amy Rodriguez Monday 8AM 972-262-6590 . . . . [email protected] Tuesday 6PM Faith Formation Assistant Wednesday 8AM Thursday 6:30PM (SPANISH) Anabel Barajas Friday 8AM 972-262-6590 . . . [email protected] Office Assistant Adoration “Dear Soul, who are the cause of so much anguish to Me, stay Ileana Cantu with Me but for an hour, and see if there by any sorrow like unto 972-262-0552 . . . [email protected] My sorrow” …But know that on that night of My agony I sought Office Assistant/Marriage Ministry in vain for one to console Me. “I looked for one who would Julie Swatek comfort Me and found none.” 972-262-0552. . . . . [email protected] Holy Day of Adoration is always on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays Administrative Assistant of the month from 7AM – 9PM. Maria Delia Garcia Holy Hour of Reparation is on all the other Thursdays from 972-262-0552. . . . [email protected] 8PM-9PM. Risk Management & SEP Officer Belinda Rodriguez Confessions 972-262-0552 . . [email protected] Saturday Morning 8:30 - 9:30 AM or by appointment. Communications Director Mary Ortiz 972-262-0552...... [email protected] Contact Information Maintenance If you are interested in any of these Ministries or Tony Sanchez Organizations and their contact information is not included 972-262-0552 please call the parish office for contact information. Janitor Pico Lastimosa 972-262-0552...... [email protected] Housekeeper & Sacristan Estella Chovanec 972-262-0552...... [email protected]

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 5 Patron of our Parish St. Michael the Archangel

“St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host, by the power of God, cast into Hell Satan and all evil spirits who wander through the world seeking the ruin of souls.”

Stewardship: Discipleship in Action Stewardship is not a sometimes event but the response to discipleship in our Lord, Jesus Christ. It is an outward sign of our conversion of heart, a way of giving thanks to God for His grace and gifts, and placing our blessing at the disposal of the greater Church. You are not asked to “give till it hurts” but to give until you are satisfied that you are supporting your local church-home and helping those in need around you. Stewardship requires three avenues of commitment: time, talent, and treasure. We give of our talents, gifts and abilities, as liturgical Ministers as catechists, and as craftsmen and artists; we give of our time in organizations that support the church, that do outreach to the needy, as classroom aides, and as volunteers; and we give of out treasure by tithing to support our church community and in charitable giving. Tithing means giving 10% of our income in support of your church community, always aware that “bread cast upon waters” comes back many fold. “In generous spirit pay homage to the Lord, be not sparing of willful gifts. With each contribution show a cheerful countenance, and pay your tithes in a spirit of joy. Give to the Most High as He has given to you, generously , according to your means Foe the Lord is the one who repays, And He will give back to you sevenfold.”

Sirach3,5:7-10

6 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL - GRAND PRAIRIE, TX HISTORY OF THE CHURCH

The conception of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church began in the late 1970’s when Fr. John Brennan, Pastor of Immaculate Conception Church, saw a an increasing need for a new parish to meet the growing Catholic population in the southern region of Grand Prairie.

In early 1984, representatives met with the Pastor of Immaculate Conception to establish a Mission in south Grand Prairie. On the last Sunday of March, the first Mass was celebrated at Zavala Elementary School with 314 attending.

Fr. John Fowler was appointed the first Pastor of St. Michael the Archangel by Bishop Thomas Tschoepe on June 14, 1985, and ground was broken for the existing church complex on June 22, 1986, one year later. The new Church complex was dedicated on December 5, 1987.

In June of 1992 Fr. Paul Weinberger replaced Fr. Fowler in administering to the needs of the St. Michael family. In September of that same year Fr. Rick Tullius became the Pastor. Fr. Tullius served until January 1997 when Fr. Danilo Ramos replaced him. In September of 1997 Fr. Joseph Lee replaced Fr. Ramos. Fr. Clifford Smith came to St. Michael in May 1999, he served as administrator. Fr. Clifford Smith was installed as Pastor by Bishop Charles Grahmann on June 26, 2000. Fr. Andrew Semler came to St. Michael in September 2005 he served as administrator. Fr. Andrew Semler was installed as Pastor by Bishop Charles Grahmann on October 13, 2006. Fr. “Joseph” Hoa Duc Trinh was appointed Pastoral Administrator in January 2009. Former Bishop Kevin Farrell appointed Fr. Joseph to Pastor August 17, 2015.

As of January 2017, St. Michael the Archangel has grown from a few hundred individuals to over 1,846 families. From diverse cultures, languages and countries we have been called together into a local Church community that has roots worldwide. Presently an average of 2,187 attend the Saturday night Vigil and four Mass celebrations each Sunday. Our parishioners travel from 26 different cities located within the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex for Mass each Sunday. We welcome all our sisters and brothers who are seeking to find a church home.

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 7 Safe Environment at St. Michael’s

We are so blessed to have Father and his love and concern for all of the children of the Parish. Through Father’s help and guidance, the Safe Environment Program has spread throughout the Parish. Volunteers and employees alike take part in training every single year, as required by the Diocese of Dallas to keep up their awareness and renew their dedication to keeping our children, youth and vulnerable adults safe.

Each new volunteer and employee attends an initial Safe Environment class titled, ‘Family of Faith.’ This class is an introduction to the Diocese’s Safe Environment Program (SEP). Through this class, volunteers and employees learn about Safe Environment polices, types of abuse, how to recognize abuse and what to do if they suspect abuse. It also includes special screening procedures, criminal background checks, a face-to-face interview and reference checks.

Once volunteers/employees go through the initial process they are the required to update their training each year. Updated training can be achieved by attending update training classes, held in August and February or by taking an online class or completing a training packet which may be obtained in the Church Office.

The volunteers/employees at St. Michael’s are dedicated to providing a safe, loving place for our children and youth to live, grow and learn about our beautiful faith and the love of God the Father, His only Son and the Holy Spirit.

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2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 9 Ministries and Organizations

Addiction Ministry Boy Scouts of America, Troop 388 Our ministry has been active at St .Michael for approximately four Troop 388. .com years now. Only by the Grace of God have we been blessed to meet and share with each other on the second and fourth Mondays of Aims and Methods of the Scouting the each month. Had we not been through all the hard times of Program The Scouting program has three specific objectives, commonly being in darkness I would never have been able to appreciate all referred to as the “Aims of Scouting.” They are character that God has given us. Now we are giving back through works development, citizenship training, and personal fitness. of the Addiction Ministry. We are a small core group but, meet consistently. We share God’s love, grace and forgiveness. We have The methods by which the aims are achieved are listed below in random order to emphasize the equal importance of each. several people that show up periodically seeking help. As we share with them how we stay sober and clean through the sacraments Ideals of our faith, forgiveness and love of Christ we give them hope. We The ideals of Boy Scouting are spelled out in the Scout Oath, the Scout Law, the Scout motto, and the Scout slogan. The Boy invite everyone to come join us for prayer, scripture reading and Scout measures himself against these ideals and continually sharing. tries to improve. The goals are high, and as he reaches for them, Alfred Mendoza...... 972-375-3559 he has some control over what and who he becomes.. Outdoor Programs Adult Bible Study Boy Scouting is designed to take place outdoors. It is in the St. Michael’s adult Bible Study group has been outdoor setting that Scouts share responsibilities and learn to meeting for over ten years. Our thematic study live with one another. In the outdoors the skills and activities material for each six-week topic comes from the practiced at troop meetings come alive with purpose. Being Threshold Bible Study series. close to nature helps Boy Scouts gain an appreciation for the beauty of the world around us. The outdoors is the laboratory The study is laity-based. The format is provided. We study, reflect, in which Boy Scouts learn ecology and practice conservation of discuss, and pray. nature’s resources. Over the years, we have come to realize that our meetings are Advancement not so much about Bible “study” but about Scriptural revelation Boy Scouting provides a series of surmountable obstacles and or enlightenment. The Holy Spirit helps us to understand God’s steps in overcoming them through the advancement method. word, apply it to our own situations, and share the message and its The Boy Scout plans his advancement and progresses at his own relevance in everyday life. pace as he meets each challenge. The Boy Scout is rewarded for A bonus to gathering every week is the closeness and friendships each achievement, which helps him gain self-confidence. The that have developed. Our sharing has allowed us to affirm our steps in the advancement system help a Boy Scout grow in self- faith and place our trust in God. We have learned to laugh at reliance and in the ability to help others. ourselves and recognize God’s humor. We do some grumbling and complaining too. Personal Growth As Boy Scouts plan their activities and progress toward their You might find that the time you spend on Scripture may be the goals, they experience personal growth. The Good Turn best part of your day. Come join us. concept is a major part of the personal growth method of Boy Parish Office ...... 972-262-0552 Scouting. Boys grow as they participate in community service projects and do Good Turns for others. Probably no device is as African Ministry successful in developing a basis for personal growth as the daily The African Ministry works to integrate the African culture into Good Turn. The religious emblems program also is a large part our parish. The biggest program is the African Choir. This ministry of the personal growth method. Frequent personal conferences meets every other month on the first Sunday’s of the Month with his Scoutmaster help each Boy Scout to determine his including: February, April, June, August, October, December. growth toward Scouting’s aims. Ayo Fasoro...... 214-882-1788 Leadership Development The Boy Scout program encourages boys to learn and practice leadership skills. Every Boy Scout has the opportunity to participate in both shared and total leadership situations. Understanding the concepts of leadership helps a boy accept the leadership role of others and guides him toward the citizenship aim of Scouting.

10 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 Uniform Christ Renews His Parish Boy Scouts is an action program, and wearing the uniform Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) is a process is an action that shows each Boy Scout’s commitment to the designed to bring members of the Parish aims and purposes of Scouting. The uniform gives the Boy together in Christ. All of our commitments, Scout identity in a world brotherhood of youth who believe including our commitments to Christ, need in the same ideals. The uniform is practical attire for Boy Scout continued renewal if we are to be faithful. CRHP is an effective activities and provides a way for Boy Scouts to wear the badges spiritual process, which calls together the members of the parish that show what they have accomplished. – priests, religious and laity – in order to experience personal Volunteer Scouts conversion and Christian community in the environment of our Thousands of volunteer leaders, both men and women, are own Parish. involved in the Boy Scouting program. They serve in a variety We hold four Renewal Weekends each year, 2 for the men of of jobs--everything from unit leaders to chairmen of troop our parish and 2 for the women of our parish. You must be 19 committees, committee members, merit badge counselors, and years or older to attend this spirit filled weekend of prayer and chartered organization representatives. enlightenment. There is no cost to attend these weekends. These Like other phases of the program, Boy Scouting is made available renewal weekends are hosted by your fellow parishioners who are to community organizations having similar interests and goals. willing to share their time and journey with you. The only thing we Chartered organizations include professional organizations; ask is that you come with an open heart and mind to reignite the governmental bodies; and religious, educational, civic, fraternal, fire God has placed in your heart. business, labor, and citizens’ groups. Each organization appoints Many of our parishioners feel closer to God and have a better one of its members as the chartered organization representative. understanding of why God chose them to be on their journey. On The organization is responsible for leadership, the meeting place, top of that you meet new people and build lasting relationships and support for troop activities. with people in our own community that you might not have had Jesse Hernandez ...... 972-988-0002 the chance to meet otherwise. CRHP Men – John Espinoza ...... 469-570-0152 Capital Campaign CRHP Women – Victoria Reynoso...... 469-236-9727 The Capital Campaign Committee is a team of volunteer parishioners who are dedicated to helping raise funds to build Christian Initiation of Adults a new church for current and future St. Michael the Archangel parishioners. This committee holds a few fundraisers each year, (R.C.I.A.) but primarily serves as a support to Father Joseph and St. Michael The RCIA is a process to welcome members organizations in the goal to Go Build God’s House. into full initiation and communion with the Catholic Church. It’s a journey of conversion and For church members who enjoy wonderful fellowship and serving transformation. RCIA is for the unbaptized adult, the baptized the Lord with a powerful mission driven by the Holy Spirit, this adult that is from another Christian tradition, or a baptized Catholic committee is an excellent opportunity to do both. Adult who is un-catechized and has not celebrated the sacraments Mary Meza...... 214-566-2883 of Eucharist or Confirmation. The RCIA process is also for children who are 7 years and older who have not been baptized or were Catechists baptized in another Christian tradition. These sessions are for child Catechists are persons who have a desire to share their faith by and parents. teaching religious education classes. Catechists are provided Faith Formation Office training and educational resources, as well as fellowship with other Gary Garza ...... 817-429-1827 catechists for support and sharing of teaching techniques. Faith Formation Office Convalidation Amy Rodriguez...... 972-262-6590 A process for having a civil marriage or a marriage which took Children’s Ministry place in another Christian Church, recognized and blessed by the Catholic Church. Couples must be registered members of a parish The Children’s Ministry supports ministries and seasonal activities and make an appointment with the Administrative Assistant at throughout the year that promote faith, family and fellowship least 6 months prior to convalidation ceremony. Recently issued opportunities for families with children ages Pre-K-5th grade. We copies of baptism certificates are required. invite all St. Michael’s families to pray and serve together! Parish Office ...... 972-262-0552 Our Vacation Bible School is held annually for a week during the summer. Our VBS summer activity is held for children Prek- 4 to 5th Grades. Volunteers are needed to make sure that this program utilized. If you would like coordinate VBS, contact the Faith Formation office. Be sure to read the bulletin in May for more detailed information. Sylvia DeLeon...... 972-266-5549

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 11 Council of Catholic Women essential Christian truths in the singularity, originality and creativity Our CCW belongs to the National CCW of the person. In discovering their potential and accepting their and unites women of the parish to work for the glory of God limitations, they will direct their freedom with their conviction, and the spiritual and material good of the parish family. The reinforce their will with decisiveness and direct their friendship CCW provides opportunities promoting service, friendship and with the virtue of constancy in their day-to-day life, personally and sociability. It is open to all Catholic women over the age of 18. with others. The method includes a Thursday evening to Sunday Members assist in the care and maintenance of the sanctuary, altar, retreat. The outcome is to form Reunion groups of Christian laity vestments, sacred vessels, and do the floral arrangements for the to be salt, light and leaven of the world. church. CCW provides support and donations to many charities Gary Garza...... 817-429-1827 in our community and to other St. Michael’s church ministries in need of financial help. The council helps by sending a stipend to a seminarian and a religious sister to help them with their Faith Formation education in the religious life. We have informational speakers at Catechesis is an esteemed term in Christian each monthly meeting to help informed catholic women on many tradition. Its purpose is to make a person’s faith different topics. We host many parish events such as the luncheon become living, conscious, and active, through for the Dallas Deanery and the Women’s Lenten Retreat. the light of instruction. Faith Formation is a The St. Michael Council of Catholic Women meets the first Monday process that begins in the early years of one’s life and continues to of each month. The council has a pot luck fellowship dinner be a life long journey. at 6:30 PM followed by a meeting at 7:00 PM. If you would like The formative school years of our children and teens are the more information concerning the St. Michael Council of Catholic nurturing years of their faith formation. It does not occur in a year Women, please call the parish office. or two but is a gradual process that continues throughout their Karla Arriaga...... 972-602-9245 formative school years that will lead them toward an adult Catholic understanding. Cub Scouting Open registration for Kindergarten through High School, takes Cub Scouting is for boys 1st-5th grade and place in Mid August, dates and times will be published in the involves a variety of family activities. parish bulletin. To avoid being placed on a waiting list you must be a registered parishioner three months prior to registration. “The Cub Scout program has involved my son in Schedules of class times and fees will be posted in the parish many things. This year, he played baseball and bulletin prior to open registration. soccer; learned to make things with wood, leather, and clay; visited three museums; and participated in a community service project.” Classes are held September through May, with holidays and Holy Days observed throughout the year. Every effort is made to limit The Cub Scout program includes a wide range of group and classes to 21 children to maximize attention and benefit. Activities individual activities your son will enjoy. More importantly, are planned to coincide with religious holidays for greater learning the activities in the Cub Scout program carefully selected and experience and to instill values for practicing our Catholic faith administered - everything that Cub Scouts do contributes to their everyday with our families and community moral, physical, and intellectual development: Faith Formation Office • Sports such as baseball, soccer, and swimming--develop Amy Rodriguez...... 972-262-6590 physical fitness, teamwork, fair play, cooperation, and good sportsmanship. Fall Festival Committee • Hands-on learning experiences about art, science, music, The Fall Festival is a social and computers--inspire the imagination of youth and organization that promotes sharpen a boy’s interest in learning. Community within our Parish. Most • Projects in woodworking, leatherworking, and sculpture- people remember our three day festival in September. The Festival -teach the value of planning and patience and give boys Committee is busy the entire twelve months of the year. We confidence in their abilities. meet monthly to plan activities for the Parish. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet your fellow parishioners in a relaxed casual • Outdoor adventures such as camping, hiking, and fishing-- environment. We also host breakfast/bake sales, sell raffle tickets, convey an appreciation for nature’s majesty and teach the and sponsor the Annual Parish Garage Sale. We also do other fun importance of preserving our environment things to raise money for our Parish. It’s from these events held Boys in the Cub Scout program can tell you that Cub Scouting is throughout the year where we generate enough money to help fun. Parents who have seen marked improvements in their sons our Parish grow and prosper. “Money raised during this wonderful can tell you that Cub Scouting is fun with a purpose. time of fellowship for our Parish goes to help build our new church home. So if you’re looking for an opportunity to meet your fellow Esmeralda Rodriguez...... 972-891-4678 parishioners and give back to the Parish at the same time, we would love to have you join our group. Cursillos in Christianity Rudy & Joanne Pereyda . . . . . 972-571-6259; 817-962-8602 Cursillos in Christianity is an adult Movement which, by its own Method, attempts from within the Church, to give life to the

12 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 Finance Committee de seguir los desfuerzos de la Virgen de Guadalupe promoviendo The Finance Committee is comprised of la evangelización, la educación de la fe Catholica y la conversión de parishioners appointed by the Pastor to los fieles; la reunion es cada tercer jueves a las 6:30pm. assist and advise on financial and budgetary The Guadalupanos’ mission is to follow the efforts of the Virgin of matters for the Parish. The Finance Committee also reviews and Guadalupe’s evangelization of promoting the Catholic Faith and approves all fundraisers. the conversion of the faithful. They meet every 3rd Thursday of the Matt Galindo...... 972-262-0552 month at 6:30pm. Gracie Tijerina ...... 214 518 3905 Hispanic Ministry Infant/Child Baptisms Misa y Rosario en el Santuario oficiados en su mayoría por nuestro In order to baptize a child [under 7 years of Padre Joseph. age] the Parish requirements for parents and Prayer Service- We have a Prayer Service the last Friday of every godparents: they must be practicing members month at 7:00 pm in the Sanctuary celebrated in its majority by of a Catholic Church, they both are required Father Joseph. to attend a baptism class, these are offered Rosario Diario en la capilla - Lunes, Miercoles one Saturday of each month, please register in advance for class. Godparents must be active practicing Catholics, y Viernes después de la Misa de las 8:00 am, be at least 16 years of age, and must be Baptized, Confirmed and y los Jueves al las 12:00 del medio dia en los have received First Holy Communion, and if married they must hogares. be married in the Catholic Church. They must be members of Daily Rosary in the chapel- Monday, Wednesday & Friday after the Church and receiving sacraments. There must be a least one the 8:00am Mass, and on Thursdays at 12:00 noon in households. sponsor, but if there are two, one must be a male and the other a (IMAGE: http://www.portal.4lpi.com/user/content/view/id/14356) female. If the godparent is not a registered member of St. Michael’s Parish a letter verifying membership and active participation in the Fiesta de Nuestra Señora La Virgen de sacraments must be issued by their home parish. All baptisms are Guadalupe - La celebración de la Virgen de celebrated in the context of the Mass. Guadalupe, se inicia el 03 de diciembre con Parish Office ...... 972-262-0552 una novena todos los días y terminará con la celebración de una misa bilingüe, el 12 de diciembre. Este evento incluye la danza de Journey to the Way los matachines que es orar a Dios a travéz del Journey to the Way is an adult faith formation. Journey to the baile. Seguido por un refrigerio para nuestra Way is for adults seeking Jesus Christ through His teachings in the comunidad de la iglesia. Church. It is designed for individuals who want to continue their faith formation through dialogue and discussion of God’s church. Celebration of Our Lady of the Virgin of Guadalupe - The We gather once a week for learning and sharing sessions. Come Celebration of Our Virgin of Guadalupe, starts December 3rd with join us. a daily novena and will end with the celebration of a bilingual Mass on the December 12th. This event includes the dance of the Gary Garza...... 817-429-1827 Matachines who offer prayer to God through dance . Followed by refreshments for our church community. (IMAGE: http://www. Knights of Columbus portal.4lpi.com/user/content/view/id/36647) The Knight of Columbus is an organization like no other more than 1.7 million members through Las Posadas - El Ministerio Hispano ofrece Las Posadas del 15 al 23 out the world. An organization that since 1882, de diciembre. Durante la semana, Las Posadas se llevan a cabo en has embodied the selflessness of man as it has el Santuario, y el fin de la semana se alojan en los hogares. El 25 de helped overcome adversity in the world. diciembre el Ministerio tiene el honor de dirigir la celebración de la We are men of fatith. Guided not only by our santa Misa en bilingüe de Navidad a las 2:00 pm belief in God and the Catholic Church, but by our belief in each Las Posadas and Christmas Mass - The Hispanic Minisrty offers other, and in ourselves. Las Posadas from the 15th through the 23rd of December. During We are the Knights of Columbus. Believing that a man is defined by the week Las Posadas are held in the Sanctuary, and at the end of his actions as a follower of God, and as a leader in his community. the week is held in households. On December 25th our Ministry is Believing that a man is more than simply a man, when he hears the honored to lead the Bilingual Christmas Day Mass at 2:00 pm. title of “Knight.’ 1de Enero – Fiesta de la Madre de Dios, Misa a las 12:00 del medio K of C supports all church activities. Annually awards scholarships dia for students continuing their education. Strong commitment January 1st – The Feast of Mary, Mother of God, bilingual Mass at to family involvement in religious, and social and recreational programs. 12:00 noon. Tony Pettit...... 972-754-0113 Misas Festivas durante el ano - Los Guadalupanos, su misión es

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 13 Live Christ Share Christ Members must maintain Diocesan Safe Environment Training and LCSC answers the call of Pope Francis to share Christ with our attend a Texas Department of Criminal Justice Volunteer training brothers and sisters in the neighborhood of St Michaels. We invite certification course. them to Mass and we ask if they have any needs and can we pray Gary Garza...... 817-429-1827 with them. Tony Tinkler...... 214-518-6225 Project Advisory Committee “Fr. Joseph formed the Project Advisory Committee (PAC II), specifically to manage and streamline existing capital projects in place at St. Michael’s. The goal of this committee is to be the liaison and communication between the various vendors, such as Pastoral Advisory Council the Project Manager, Architect, General Contractor, etc. and the The purpose of the Pastoral Advisory Council (PAC) is to support parish priest and other organizations with the parish. Currently our Pastor, Fr. Joseph, and the Diocese in identifying, investigating, PAC II members consist of 3 Finance Council members and 1 reflecting and proposing recommendations to current and future Building Committee member. The parish priest has oversight of pastoral issues. The PAC is also tasked to work in a way that utilizes this committee.” each members unique experience, spirituality and parishioner Adrian Castillo ...... 972-237-7994 representation in order to provide encouragement, practical wisdom and counsel constructive toward building up the Body of Quince Años Celebration Christ to spread the gospel with integrity. The Quinceañera celebration is a coming Sandy Schexnailder ...... 972-262-0552 of age celebration among Hispanics and Latinos. It is a celebration of thanksgiving for Preparation for the the gift of life. The young lady or young man is presented to the Sacrament of Marriage church, just like Jesus was presented at the temple by Mary and Joseph. Couples must be registered members of a parish and make an appointment with The young person renews his/her baptismal vows and makes Administrative Assistant at least 6 months prior a commitment to follow the teachings of the church. In the to the wedding date. The couple must bring Quinceanera prayer the young person gives thanks to God and to their appointment recently issued copies of asks the Virgin Mary for guidance. their baptism certificate with notations. My name is Nina Sanchez and I became the Quinceanera Two marriage preparation programs are required and are arranged coordinator in 1997 when Fr. Danny Ramos asked me to help him. through the Parish Office and the Diocesan Office. The date must be Fr. Clifford Smith was instrumental in developing some guidelines scheduled through the Parish Office after all paperwork is received. and a power point presentation used to teach the Quinceanera There is a fee of $350 this includes the rental of the Church and Classes. The Diocese of Dallas implemented this into the Quince- Wedding coordinator, arrangements can be made to pay the fee Anos Facilitator Manual in 2006. in payments, the balance to be paid 30 days prior to the ceremony. The requirements to have a Quinceanera celebration are; The Fees do not include Flowers, Music, or Stipends. young person must be enrolled and attend Faith Formation classes, for two consecutive years with good attendance. The Quinceanera Parish Office ...... 972-262-0552 must also attend a class, which I teach. I work with the Quinceanera and the parents, informing them about the different reading that Prison Ministry they have to choose from. The coordinator tells them which music, The mission of the Prison Ministry flowers and dress are appropriate for the church. My husband Tony and I take care of the rehearsal, and on the day of the Quinceanera is to provide spiritual care and my husband helps to set-up and prepares the altar for the priest, guidance to anyone who is and also serves as usher. imprisoned. We conduct prayer and worship communion services The Tradition of the Quinceanera originated with the Maya and for the long-term incarcerated of our diocese. We are pen pals to Aztecs. A male child was not considered a person until he reached death-row inmates and provide Catechesis for residents wanting the age of 15. At this age after going through some difficult to receive their sacraments. By sharing the love and forgiveness training, he was presented with a coat of arms and a sword. In a of Jesus Christ the Prison Ministry members hope to impact the special ceremony, he was presented before the tribal community hearts and lives of the incarcerated, transform lives and impact the of adults. world. Likewise the female child was separated from the family and The Texas Department of Criminal Justice places a significant instructed on the responsibilities of a mother. At the age of 15, she focus on volunteer services realizing volunteers are an essential was presented to the tribal community as a vital strength of the element in the rehabilitation and re-entry of the offenders into the tribe, capable of gifting warriors. community. Volunteers assist in providing faith-based programs With the Spanish conquest came the missionaries who instructed to aid in the transition between confinement and society and to the tribes in the Catholic faith. As the number of converts grew, the reduce incidence of recidivism. mass became a part of the celebration. It became a celebration of thanksgiving.

14 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 Emperor Maximiliano and his wife Carlota introduced the waltz, areas discussed are finances, communication skills, compatibility, formal dress and the formal dance to Mexican society. Thus this sexuality, combining family and friends and the spirituality and became a part of the Quinceanera celebration. sacramentality of marriage in the church. Many Hispanic families start saving for the Quinceanera celebration Parish Office ...... 972-262-0552 as soon as a daughter is born. Others ask family members and close friends to serve as “padrinos” or sponsors, who share in the Vocations Ministry cost of the celebration. The Quinceanera asks 14 close friends to The Vocation Ministry was formed in 2008. The serve as her ‘damas” or court of honor. These can be 14 girls or 7 Chalice program had already been established girls and 7 boys. They represent the first 14 years of life. She as the through the Knights of Columbus, and became Quinceanera represents her 15th. the responsibility of the Vocations Ministry. The Quinceanera celebration is a time for the family, friends and The Vocation committee initiated the Holy the church community to support and encourage the young Hour for Vocations each month on the third Thursday, after the people to be involved in the life, mission and work of the church. 6:00pm Mass. Both of these programs offer the parishioners of St. Faith Formation Office...... 972-262-6590 Michael’s special moments to pray for vocations. A prayer card was designed for Holy Hour to tell young people that we are praying for their intentions to help them be open to God’s grace, and to St. Michael’s Nursery hear God’s call. We provide childcare services for We show the Faith Formation Classes DVD’s about vocations, and parents, for the 10:00 am and 12:00 we also have a speaker come and talk with them from time to time. pm Mass each Sunday, for preschool In the past we have had the Director of Spiritual Formation, at Holy age children. We are also available Trinity Seminary, come with some seminarians and celebrate Mass for all RCIA and Baptism classes. The Nursery is a great benefit for and speak to the parishioners about vocations. The CCW sponsors parents of small children, so that they may have a greater spiritual a seminarian. Many of us have chosen the vocation of marriage, connection with God during Mass. but just as we are married to our spouses, the priest is married to We are a fully trained staff consisting of both adult and youth his church, and dedicated to his family, the parish community. helpers. All are CPR and First Aid certified, they also have Our ministry meets quarterly to plan any upcoming events, completed, and are current on both Safe Environment procedures sometimes it may be necessary to meet for special events. and training according to the Diocese of Dallas policy, plus has additional training suggested by the Diocese of Dallas. We welcome new members and know that you will find the Vocations Ministry both challenging and rewarding. The members If your organization needs to schedule Nursery services please of the Vocations Ministry enjoy working together, and look forward contact parish office for prior approval before scheduling with the to serving the parish. nursery. Jill Murillo...... 972-207-1094 Parish Office ...... 972-262-0552

St. Vincent de Paul Society Wedding Coordinators An international organization dedicated to assisting Our Ministry supports any couple that chooses to marry in the those in need and seeking charity and justice. We Catholic Church at St. Michael the Archangel. We assist the couple have one collection a month, the third Sunday in planning the Celebration of the Sacrament of Matrimony. that funds our Ministry. Through the generosity of Once a Wedding Date has been confirmed and scheduled with the our parishioners we are able to help those in need with food, office, it all begins. prescription medicine and utility bills. Those interested in joining The wedding coordinators schedule an appointment with the please contact the SVDP. couple, approximately one or two months prior to the actual Nancy Brickett ...... 972-642-6489 Wedding Liturgy. We meet with the couple to discuss preparation and plans for the Sacrament of Matrimony and coordinate all Silver Leaves aspects of the Liturgy (Mass) for the special day. This group promotes and maintains fellowship of We are available to answer any questions the couple may have. For retirees age 55 and older from both St. Michael’s & example, who do we get for Music, where can we get flowers for Immaculate Conception Parishes. They meet the the altar and our wedding party, how many people can we have second and fourth Monday for a potluck luncheon in the wedding, what can be done at the Wedding Liturgy, can we and socializing. have Padrinos, etc. Jean Hampton ...... 972-352-2882 We coordinate the rehearsal with the couple, the wedding party, and their family the day before the Wedding. We also coordinate the set up of all aspects on the day of the Wedding and make sure Sponsor couple (FOCCUS) the celebration of the Sacrament is as special as it can be. Facilitating Open Couple Communication Understanding and Karla Arriaga...... 972-602-9245 Study. It is a tool offered by the Church to help Couples learn more about themselves and their unique relationship. The Main

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 15 Young Adult Ministries Youth Group Open to Ages 18-39 years old, single or The youth group is open to all youth in 6th married. through 12th grade. Our mission is to provide Mission Statement: To encourage young a SAFE place for teens to interact with other people with same religious belief to get teens who share their same faith and values. We together for faith enrichment, fellowship fundraise together throughout the year as a group so we can play and fun while building strong relationships together as a group, sharing and strengthening our faith in God among them as a support group for each other, and to reach out to and our church. The youth group provides many helping hands the community and spread the word of God through their ministry for other ministries at St Michael including VBS, St Vincent de Paul, and actions the Building Committee, Fall Festival, etc..... We provide service to our community through many different associations; working Staying Active in Our Faith and Building Faith with special needs children and homeless families through GPISD, Relationships visiting the elderly at St Josephs, volunteering annually at Blind Youth Leading the Mass - open to all youth and young adults Sports Extravaganza, and so much more. We meet weekly on interested in serving the ministry, choir, prayers of the faithful, Sundays from 3-5pm year round. During the summer, we add lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, altar servers, and ushers. The mass Youth Summer Nights on Wednesdays from 6:30-8pm. We have at is scheduled every first Sunday of the month at 7:00pm. There is least 2 retreats per year and high school youth attend the Dallas a fellowship dinner after the Mass. Catholic Youth Conference. For more information, please contact Communication/Meeting Neen Ponto...... 214-413-9800 or Meetings are called in order of urgency or if necessary before neenponto913@sbcglobal .net the fellowship dinner in the sanctuary, or a scheduled meeting at the Youth Room, otherwise, we communicate through emails, text or facebook. Annual Retreat-Yearly Faith Building During the month of August or September, we gather for the weekend long trip of faith building with guest speakers. We have plenty of fellowship and fun at the challenge courses, depending on the facilities. Previous sites are The Pine’s, Riverbend Retreat Center, Camp El Har, Camp Hobitzelle and Mt. Lebanon. Outside Activities - Active in Community We volunteer our time to help other organizations and ministries, ie, Fall Festival, Pro-Life, Halloween Carnival and youth group events. Funding our Ministry We host a breakfast bake sale every other third weekend of the month serving our parishioners before and after Masses. We sponsor Dinner Nights at Spring Creek Barbeque and Chili’s, and also have garage sales to help fund our retreat and other activities. Trisha Morin...... 469-569-6355

16 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 Consolation Ministry Liturgical Ministries The purpose of the Consolation Ministry is to prayerfully show compassion, encouragement Altar Servers and support for those grieving while, also, The Ministry of Altar Server is a very important providing for their needs. In addition, we want role in the celebration of the Mass, daily or weekly, to educate the congregation and community as well as on numerous occasions. Examples are: with an accurate understanding of the complex process of grief. Marriages, Funerals, Holy Days of Obligation, The Consolation Ministry is available to ones who have had a Stations of the Cross and other special Feast Days. The Altar Servers recent death in their family, the Consolation Ministry attend rosary enhance the liturgy, and they also help to make the actions of the services, volunteers bring food for a luncheon, they attend the community-praise and adoration-more meaningful. Any students funeral and assure the family that they will be available for future who have received their First Communion are welcome to join, support. They have an annual Memorial Service, on All Souls Day. and are encouraged to continue serving for as long as they choose They also aid the Grief Support Ministry. to practice this ministry. Training is done in the spring and in the Yvonne Witucki or Peggy Cartwright ...... 972-522-0289 fall each year. Occasional mandatory refresher training for all is required Couples for Christ Foundation for Family and Ndetan Harrison...... 214-228-9534 Life (CFC FFL) Art & Environment Coordinator What is Couples for Christ Foundation for Family and Life (CFC FFL)? Art & Environment Coordinators are responsible for ensuring CFC FFL is a Christian evangelistic and missionary community that the Church is expressive of the presence of God and suited for aims to build the “church of the home” by bringing families to a the celebration of the sacrifice of Christ. They are responsible for living relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ. the seasonal decorating of the Church and providing a prayerful It began in 1981 when 16 couples tried a new approach in living worship space. Everyone is welcome to help and is open to all out their Christian life in an active and supportive relationship parishioners. with one another. Eventually, it became a Christian family renewal Julia Hernandez...... 972-741-2185 program available to parishes and groups of married couples who wished to renew the power of the Holy Spirit among them through Building Committee a series of weekly informal discussions of the gospel in a social Built of Living Stone setting (In memoriam of JoAnn Bemrich, Co-Chair 2008-2010) Why is such a ministry necessary? St Michael’s Building Committee has evolved It is God’s plan that the family be the basic unit of society, such throughout the years following the tenants set forth by our that the conditions of families determine the condition of society. Diocese and the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Through However, there are many forces in the world today that would, the years, Parish members have contributed their skills and talents wittingly, or unwittingly, destroy the very foundation of the family. to assist our Pastors in shaping this Parish. Under the direction of CFC FFL wants to bring God’s strength and God’s light to those who Father Andrew Selmer, our current Building Committee took shape are struggling to be truly Christian families in the modern world. and is working with Parish Leadership to grow our campus to best CFC FFL carries out its mission focused on three objectives: service our Catholic Community here at St. Michaels. a) Individual renewal Today we are going forward with the plans to construct a new b) Family renewal Sanctuary that will accommodate larger worship services as well as daily needs. St Michael’s Building Committee consists of six c) Church renewal long term members: Fran Means, Chair, Susan Boenisch, Rick Who can become members of CFC FFL? Sala, Kevin Pond, Corey Weiss, and Erik Beyer. Alumni members Any validly married Christian couple can become members of have been: Janine Barber, Angela Faires, Gladys Cruz, Dennis CFC FFL. CFC FFL observes Catholic doctrines, but is open to Morrison, Albert Mendoza, Scott Hargrove and Tony Sanchez. membership to all Christians of other denominations. JoAnn Bemrich was one of the original Co-Chairs of the Building Committee. It was her efforts that made the Warming Kitchen in How does a couple become members of CFC FFL? Mazaika Hall a reality. Members will come and go but each has left Those who want to become members of CFC FFL go through a their mark on making St. Michael’s a Parish Built of Living Stone. course that is called a Christian Life Seminar (CLS) a series of nine In the words of Haggi: “Go Build God’s House”. talks dealing with catechesis, divided into three modules of 3 Fran Means ...... 972-262-0552 talks each. Most sessions consist of a talk, a group discussion, and sometime for fellowship. After the CLS, those who finish are invited to join CFC FFL. When they do, they are then made part of small cell group called a household. The household is composed of about four to six couples who meet weekly for encouragement and mutual support

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 17 in the Christian life, under the guidance of a household servant. Session The household is also the venue in which continuing formation • You must pass a background check and have a personal teachings and bible studies are held. interview with the Safe Environment Coordinator Is CFC-FFL recognized by the Catholic Church? • You need to attend a training class for Extraordinary Ministers Yes, CFC FFL is a servant and lay arm of the Roman Catholic Church of Holy Communion in the work of evangelization, family renewal and the promotion • Follow the Diocese dress code and defense of life. Our founder Frank Padilla sits together with his Peggy Cartwright...... 817-863-2275 with his wife Gerry, in the Pontifical Council of the Family.

What benefits can a parish derive in having CFC FFL? Lectors Couples are renewed and strengthened in their Christian lives. “The Lord God has given me a well trained tongue Strong couples make for strong families who in turn become that I might know how to speak to the weary, a word available to serve Catholic parishes. CFC FFL members integrate that will rouse them. (Isaiah 50:4)” themselves into the parish performing as members of different “See, I place My words in your mouth” (Jeremiah 1:9) ministries in the church In baptism, Christians have put on Christ and are anointed to share CFC FFL also has catechesis programs for the different members in His ministry as priest, prophet and king. The lector, in a special of the family other than couples. Since 1993, CFC FFL has the way, fulfills the ministry of prophecy by proclaiming the Word of ministries for kids, youth, singles, and widows/ separated God, Jesus Christ. In doing so, the lector makes Him present to the widowers/ separated. CFC FFL has a “womb-to-tomb” ministry. CFC people of God in the liturgical assembly. FFL also engages in the social dimension of the gospel. We have our work with the poor, work for the justice and work for life. The lector proclaims the readings from Sacred Scripture, with the exception of the Gospel. He may also announce the intentions for For more information, please visit: the Prayer of the Faithful in the absence of a Deacon and, in the www .cfcffl-tx .org absence of a psalmist, proclaim the Psalm between the readings. Gabby Ramos...... 972-375-3799 Participants receive a workbook in the fall for the entire Liturgical Rebecca Ramos...... 214-769-4901 year. This ministry is open to all confirmed parishioners 15 years or older with a love and reverence for the scriptures, good voice projection and reading abilities. Training takes place quarterly or scheduled as needed. David Burkel...... 972-342-7645

Extraordinary Ministers Legion of Mary of Holy Communion A worldwide organization of Catholic men & women, who offer their services to their pastor to What is a Extraordinary Minister of aid him in performing spiritual works in the parish. Communion ? They place themselves under the banner of Mary, A Communion Minister is a lay person that with her intercession they may develop greater who assists the ordained ministers in holiness in their own lives as well as promoting a the distribution of the Body and Blood of Christ at Masses or great devotion to the Mother of God. The Legion Communion Services, and brings the Blessed Sacrament to the participates in pilgrim statue enshrinements. They also visit and home bound, the hospitalized, and other parishioners who cannot bring communion to the sick and home-bound. join the Sunday Mass. Legion of Mary (English), Kacki Brillhart . . . . . 972-262-4273 Is there Special Training to become an Extraordinary Ministers Legion of Mary (Spanish), Elisa Malleis...... 214-684-3398 of Communion? Communion Ministers must attend a training session which is normally offered once or twice a year. Procedures are explained Music Ministry and questions are answered. Following training new ministers Serve the LORD with gladness! are commissioned at a Sunday Mass usually at the end August or Come into his presence with singing! ~Psalms beginning of September. 100:2 The St. Michael Music Ministry is dedicated to Requirements for Being an Extraordinary Minister giving Praise to our Lord in everything we do. • You need to be at least 16 years of age We specifically gather to assist the Sunday • You need to have received the Sacraments of Baptism, Mass, Special Celebrations throughout the Confirmation, and First Communion. liturgical year. Our choir is a group of mixed voices. We are not • You need to be a registered member of St. Michael the professionals; however we have one common quality.....Hearts full Archangel Parish of Love for Jesus! The expression of this love through voice and • You need to have attended a Safe Environment Training music enriches the lives of all its members and aids our purpose

18 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 of facilitating communal worship and full participation of the One is in Grand Prairie, only ½ mile from this church. We do assembly. this through collection and delivery of baby clothing and food We are an open ministry and all ages, male or female are welcomed. that our parishioners donate each week. We also ensure that Our time is volunteered; the only requirement is a love of music training for Gabriel Angels and volunteer Sidewalk Counselors is and desire to serve our Lord. We have an open rehearsal and accomplished. Prayer is our greatest strength against abortion. So attendance is not mandatory, but is encouraged. Everyone is the St. Michael’s Catholic Community is scheduled to pray in front welcomed to any rehearsal time or Mass attendance. Rehearsals of a nearby Planned Parenthood Clinic on the fourth Saturday of are fun, engaging, and educational at times, but always spirit-filled each month from 9 to 11 am. We invite, and urge you to join us and effective. Come join us to enjoy fellowship, music and ministry. for at least 1 hour of prayer at that site. Watch the bulletin for a reminder and directions. Bring the family and friends. Recently, the All participants must complete Safety Environment Training (per Catholic Pro Life Committee (CPLC) of Dallas began this ministry Diocesan policy) in the Spanish language also. The CPLC provides the training and Rehearsal times are as follows: necessary materials, in both languages, to all who want to help Wednesday -7 PM to 9 PM for the participation of Sunday Mass save lives. If you want to assist young women who need our help, at 8 AM, 10 AM and 12 Noon. Saturday- 4 PM to 5 PM for the we will ensure you are trained so you will be more effective and participation of the 5:30 PM Saturday evening Mass learn of all the resources available to help brothers and sisters in need of our help, advice and compassion. Currently, we meet on a Sunday- 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM for participation of the 7 PM Sunday quarterly basis in one of the classrooms and announce this in the evening Mass Bulletin or contact all committee members. We want and need Youth Leading the Mass Choir – for ages 13-30 your help, but most importantly, those young women who find themselves in a crisis situation due to unexpected pregnancies are The Youth Leading the Mass choir is open to all youth and young the ones who really need you. We are their source of information adults interested in singing or playing musical instruments. The to alternatives, and help. With ours, and God’s help, we pray that Youth Leading the Mass is every first Sunday of the month at they will choose life, rather than abortion, for their unborn child, 7:00 pm, choir practice 1st Sunday at 5:30 pm in the sanctuary. their gift from God. Spanish Choir – rehearses every Monday at 7pm in the Sanctuary . COMITÉ PRO-VIDA Lori Tassin...... 214-793-6695 Nuestro Comité de Pro-Life ha estado activo en San Miguel durante aproximadamente 8 años. Nuestra función es la de promover la enseñanza de la Iglesia que la vida es sagrada y hacer correr la voz Pastoral Advisory Council de que hay alternativas a las situaciones de embarazo no deseado, “The Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas encourages en lugar de aborto. Apoyamos tres centros de recursos para el every parish to establish a Parish Pastoral Council embarazo de la mujer en la Diócesis de Dallas. Uno se encuentra (PAC) according to Diocesan guidelines, which the en Grand Prairie, a sólo media milla de esta iglesia. Lo hacemos a pastor can consult with regarding pastoral issues. través de la recogida y entrega de ropa de bebé y los alimentos que From that prospective, we are proud to have nuestros feligreses donan cada semana. También nos aseguramos formed an effective PAC in our church. This nine- de que la formación de Ángeles Gabriel y voluntarias Acera member council serves as a consultative body Consejeros se haya cumplido. La oración es nuestra mayor fortaleza acting in an advisory capacity to the pastoral leader. en contra del aborto. Así que la Comunidad Católica de St Michael’s The council provides a vehicle whereby the laity está programado para rezar frente a una clínica de Planned of the parish shares with the pastoral leader, the Parenthood cerca en el cuarto sábado de cada mes de 9 a 11 am. Invitamos y exhortamos a que nos acompañen durante al menos responsibility for shaping and guiding the mission 1 hora de oración en ese sitio. Vea el boletín para un recordatorio of the parish through open and constructive study y direcciones. Traiga la familia y amigos. Recientemente, el Comité and communication. In its deliberations, the council facilitated Pro Vida Católica (CPLC) de Dallas comenzó este ministerio en el the formation of a parish mission statement and now promotes idioma español también. La CPLC proporciona la capacitación y development of clear concise policies, goals and objectives based materiales necesarios, en los dos idiomas, a todos los que quieran on this statement. The work of the PAC, in consultation with other ayudar a salvar vidas. Si usted quiere ayudar a las mujeres jóvenes parish structures and commissions, concentrates its energies on que necesitan nuestra ayuda, nos aseguraremos de que esté listening to the needs of the congregation and developing short capacitado por lo que será más eficaz y aprender de todos los and long term goals.” recursos disponibles para ayudar a los hermanos y hermanas en necesidad de nuestra ayuda, consejo y compasión. Actualmente, Sandy Schexnailder ...... 972-262-0552 nos encontramos en una base trimestral en uno de los salones de clase y anunciamos esto en el Boletín o en contacto con todos los Pro-Life Committee miembros del comité. Queremos y necesitamos tu ayuda, pero lo más importante, las mujeres jóvenes que se encuentran en una Our Pro-Life Committee has been active at St situación de crisis debido a los embarazos inesperados son los que Michael’s for approximately 8 years now. Our realmente necesitan su ayuda. Somos su fuente de información function is to promote the church’s teachings para las alternativas, y ayuda. Con la nuestra, y la ayuda de Dios, that life is sacred and to spread the word that oramos para que ellos escogerán la vida, en lugar de aborto, por su there are alternatives to unwanted pregnancy hijo por nacer, su don de Dios. situations, rather than abortion. We support three women’s pregnancy resource centers in the Dallas Diocese. Antonio Camacho...... 214-616-1294

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 19 Ushers – Ministers of Hospitality Welcome Ministry Ushers perform some original functions of The Welcome Committee at St. Michael’s the deacons, subdeacons, and old Roman was formed in 2008. The purpose of this ostiaries, or doorkeepers. Besides greeting ministry is to provide an opportunity for parishioners on the way into Church, they new parishioners to meet the parish priest, assist with collections, orderly procession become familiar with their new church home, learn what services during Communion, distribution of the bulletins, and any special are offered and personally meet active members of their new faith needs that may arise before, during, and after the Sunday Masses. community. This ministry is open to all parishioners. Training takes place each The committee coordinates Welcome Sessions every 2 months or spring and fall. as needed. On the day of the session, committee members greet Nick Federico...... 972-955-7856 the new families and arrange for them to sit together for the pre- determined church service. During Mass, each family is called to the front and presented with a gift. The priest then provides his blessing and invites the congregation to welcome the families with a warm round of applause. After Mass, the new families are taken on a tour of the facilities which ends in Mazaika Hall, where refreshments are provided while representatives from different ministries give a very brief description of their organization’s purpose and activities. The Welcome Session is informational only, as attendees are not asked to join any organizations. The intent is to let new members know what services are available to meet their needs or that they may be moved to join after prayerful consideration. Our hope is that with these activities we can help families who join St. Michael’s feel more comfortable, accepted, and spiritually engaged with their new church home. Mary Meza...... 214-566-2883 NOTES

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2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 21 Membership Listing We will not be printing personal phone numbers or addresses in this directory. We want to protect the privacy of all our parishioners. If you need information, or if you are interested in any of these Ministries/Organizations, please call the parish office at 972-262-0552. We will get your information and forward that to the person that you needing to contact. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause, we take the privacy of our parishioners seriously.

ALONSO, Sandro & Irene ARREDONDO, Marissa A ALONZO, Laurencia ARREOLA, Carlos & Maria Teresa ALONZO, JR., Louis & Maria ARRIAGA, Aurora ABATA, Patricia ALTAMERO, Alan & Cathy ARRIAGA, Martin & Karla ABELLA, Catherine Joan ALVA, John & Sarah Jane ARRIOLA, Martin & Virginia ABELLA, Jose & Gemona ALVARADO, Aden & Priscilla ARRITOLA, Juan & Cecilia ADAMCIK, Mary ALVARADO, Jesse & Hope ARRONA, Joel & Ana ADAMES, Melissa ALVARADO, Robert & Carmen ASBURY, Luther & Mary ADDLEMAN, Aldo & Miriam ALVARADO, Selso & Teresa ASEBEDO, Reynaldo & Elva ADEKALE, Akin & Lucia ALVARADO, Stephen & Connie ASEBEDO, Sandra ADVINCULA, Alfonso & Marilyn ALVAREZ, Abel & Maria ASEBEDO, Susann AGUAS, Eduardo & Lulu ALVAREZ, Maria ASONGWE, Chrispirie AGUAYO, Edgar & Maria ALVAREZ, Salvador & Lourdes ASONGWE, Clement & Maureen AGUILAR, Abel & Rosa ALVAREZ, Tommy & Nancy ASTURIAS, Salvador & Pamela AGUILAR, Anna ALVAREZ, Tommy ASUQUO, Thomas AGUILAR, Fernando & Gabriela AMAYA, Pete & Esther AUBESPIN, Shondra AGUILAR, Ralph & Abelina AMAYA, Priscilla AUST, Janice AGUILAR, Rene & Griselda AMODEI, John AVILA, Gloria AGUIRRE, Daniel & Stephanie AMON, Flaviana AVILA, Hector AGUIRRE, Edgar & Elisa ANAKWNO, Boniface & Cecilia AYALA, Daniel & Veronica AGUIRRE, Miguel & Jennifer ANDERSON, Marvin & Leona AZUA, Adan & Jeannette Saenz AIMASOR, Clifford & Patience ANGELES, Arnold & Irene AJETUNMOBI, Yemi & Jessica ANGUIANO, Felix & Rebecca AKPAN, Charles & Chiehiura ANGUIANO, J. Cruz & Aide AKPUNKU, Emeka & Amen B ANTONIO, Harold & Lisa AKUJOBI, Chinyere ANTONY, Liju & Elizabeth BAGLEY, Ken & Adelaida AKUJOBI, Susan ANWAH, Joseph & Nneka BAHENA, Efren & Audelia ALAGABAN, Conrad & Marilyn ANYANWN, Emmanuel & Linda BAHENA, Santiago & Bobbie ALAGABAN, Kathleen ARAMBULA, Theresa BAILEY, Terry & Maria ALAMILLO, Jesus & Anna ARANA, John & Analisa BAKER, Margaret ALANIZ, Gerardo & Reynalda ARANDA, Guadalupe BANDA, David & Isabell ALARCON, Robert ARCALES, Perfecto & Maria BANDA, Fernando & Eva ALARDIN, Rose Mary ARCINIEGA, Ezeckiel & Ruby BANDA, Rolando & Jacquiline ALBANO, Paciano & Lolita ARELLANO, Marco & Clarissa BANDA, Rosario & Beatrice ALCAZAR, Antonio & Susie ARELLANO, Victor & Monica BANDOLON, Andres & Rosalinda ALEJANDRO, Jose & Diana AREVALO, Nelson & Rohysbell BANSIGAN, David & Edwina ALEMAN, Eddie & Cathy ARGARIN, Judith BANSIGAN, Dino & Coneyvic ALEMAN, Eduardo ARISPE, Joaquin & Judith BARAJAS, Alberto & Anabel ALEMAN, Jesse & Elena ARIYIBI, Cecilia BARBER, David & Janine ALEXANDER, Christopher ARMENDARIZ, Alfredo & Erica BARBOZA, Salvador & Carmen ALEXANDER, Joann ARMENDARIZ, Elodia BARBU, Sylvia & Teresa ALEXANDER, Lawrence & Alysha ARMENTA, Juan & Irene BARCENAS, Juan & Dorothy ALFARO, Juan Carlos & Edyta ARMESTO, Derek BARELA, Reyes & Karina ALLEN, Anthony & Nelly ARNOLD, Geraldine BARKER, Jeromy & Elsy ALLEN, Bluford & Laura AROCHA, Denise BARLOW, Michael & Theresa ALLEN, Ronald & Susan AROCHA, Dianne BARRAGAN, Joe & Linda ALMAGUER, Joe & Gilda AROCHA, Dionisito & Virgilia BARRAZA, Hernan & Charlene ALMARAZ, Alberto & Anita ARPERO, Gabriel BARRERA, Abel ALMARAZ, Jose & Ofelia ARREDONDO, Jessie & Laurie BARRERA, Jesus & Nancy

22 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 BARRERA, Joe & Thelma BROCK, Michael & Harriet CARDENAS, Ramon BARRERA, Rebecca BROOM, David & Ann CARDENAS, Rodolfo & Maria BARRIENTOS, JR, Florentino & Martina BROWN, Barbara CARDIEL, Jose & Diana BARRIENTOS, Mike & Lori BROWN, Gregory & Anita CARLISLE, Nancy BARRON, Guadalupe BROWN, Louise CARMON, Kevin BARRON, Santos & Sonia BROWN, Michael & Maricela CARMONA, Joe BARY, David & Linda BROWN, IV, Pete & Elizabeth CARPENTER, John BASCO, Nestor & Carolyn BROWNING, Larry & Lucinda CARR, Therese BASS, Audrey BROWNNE, Joseph James/ J.J CARRANZA, Eduardo & Triana BASULTO, Anita BUCKLEY, Michael & Constance CARRANZA, Jose BATCHELOR, Raymond BUENO, Ernestina CARRANZA, Mayra BAUER, Paul & Laura BUENTELLO, Eddie & Teresa CARRENO, Jose & Rosaisela BAUFIELD, Marie & Jo Ann Marie BUENTELLO, Ronnie & Cynthia CARRERA, Eddie BAYOS, Juan & Maria BUENTELLO, Urban & Angelica CARRERA, Juan & Yvonne BEDNAR, Jessie & Carol Lynn BUGARIN, Tony CARRILLO, Gloria BELL, Harold & Maria BUI, Petrus & Maria CARRILLO, Luis & Jacinta BELLIZAN, Sheila BURCIAGA, Greg & Yadira CARRILLO, Maria BENAVIDES, Kathy BURKEL, David CARRILLO, Victor & Patricia BENITEZ, Nicholas & Irene BURKEY, Patrick & Joyce CARRIZALES, Javier & Erica BERGARA, Juan & Connie BURNEY, Jerry & JoAnn CARROLL, Georgia BERINTI, Clifford & Margaret BURNS, Gerry & Betty CARTWRIGHT, Peggy BERMEJO, Cynthia BUSTOS, Reginald & Ella CASELLA, Charles BERMUDEZ, Catalina BUSTOS, Ruben CASTANEDA, Carlos & Neovilt BERMUDEZ, Pablo & Maria CASTANEDA, Elisa BERNABE, Jessie & Melany CASTANEDA, Oscar & Beatriz BERNAL, Diana C CASTELLANOS, Marcos & Anamaria BERNARD, Melvin & Gina CASTELLANOS, Melinda CABOR, Richard & Avelina BEUERLEIN, Steve CASTILLO, Adrian & Sandra CABRAL, Jose & Sara BEVILACQUA, Michael CASTILLO, Ana Lilia BEYER, Carole CABRERA, Jose & Linh CADENA, Santos & Eva CASTILLO, Armando & Paulina BEYER, Erik & Idalie CASTILLO, Daniel & Elvia BILLALBA, Ruben CAJULIS, Romeo & Loida CALAMACO, Ismael & Amy CASTILLO, JR., Ernest & Elza BLACKWOOD, Linda CASTILLO, Jorge & Liliana BLANDIN, Jay & Ana CALDERON, Maria CALDERON, Sergio & Cynthia CASTILLO, Lee & Martha BOCANEGRA, Bonifacio & Shiela CASTILLO, Miguel & Coquis BOCHENKO, DR., Thomas & Martha CALL, Michael & Kristina CASTORENA, Clyde & Mary BOENISCH, Carolyn CAMACHO, Antonio & Elidia CASTRO, Andres & Cecilia BOENISCH, Susan CAMARILLO, Alvaro & Manuela CASTRO, Dennis & Christabelle BONANDER, Sven & Sandra CAMARILLO, John & Michelle CASTRO, James BONANNO, Rosanne CAMARILLO, Jose & San Juana CASTRO, Jesus & Amalia Diaz BOND, Robert & Karen CAMPBELL, David & Wanda CASTRO, Sonia BORJON, Juan Martin & Jessica CAMPOS, Abraham & Ericka CAYABYAB, Augusto & Rominaflor BOSCH, Robert & Lavern CAMPOS, Arnoldo & Victoria CEBALLOS, Jesus & Jessica BOTELLO, Frank & Grace CAMPOS, Norma CENICEROS, Jose BOUDREAUX, Brent CANCINO, Josse & Melba CENICEROS, Pedro & Samantha BRANCH, Gilda CANO, Manuel & Blanca CENTENO, Jesus & Michelle BRANCH, Lynda CANO, Patrick & Sandra CHABOLLA, Michael & Janie BRAVO, Joe & Amy CANO, Ramiro & Nachita CHACON, Gustavo & Christina BRENNAN, Joseph CANTO, Silvio & Angela CHAMPION, Isabel BRENTS, Gerald & Eugenia CANTU, Armando & Ileana CHAPA, Jaime & Jennifer BRIBIESCA, Jennie CANTU, Julia CHAPLO, Paul & Cynthia BRICKETT, Cindi CARAIG, Maria Fe & Ronilo CHARTIER, Martin & Elizabeth BRICKETT, Joseph & Nancy CARBAJAL, Guadalupe & Mary BRILLHART, Kacki CARBAJAL, Lisa CHATMAN, Blossie BRIONES, Jose & Rosa CARBONI, Pamela CHATOOR, Mark & Elisa BROADAWAY, Alicia CARDENAS, Jose & Jovita CHAU, Thua & Mai

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 23 CHAVEZ, Alfredo & Isabel COSTABELLA, Augustin & Martha DE LA ROSA, Juan & Zulema CHAVEZ, Alfredo & Mary COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN, DE LA ROSA, Segismundo & Doris CHAVEZ, German & Olivia COUPLES OF CHRIST, & Foundation for DE LA TORRE, Jesus & Alma CHAVIRA, Eusebio & Guadalupe family and life-Texas DE LA VEGA, Josue & Dalila CHAVIRA, Maria Catalina COUTURE, Bryan & Joelle DE LEON, Christopher & Maria CHAVIRA, Paulino & Catalina COUTURE, Mary DE LEON, David & Rebecca CHAVIRA, Paulino & Victoria COWICK, Georgana DE LEON, Frank & Sylvia CHENEVERT, Barbara COX, Thomas DE LEON, Juan & Celia CHENWRIT, Barbara CREEL, Esmeralda DE LEON, Maria Elisa CHERRY, Harvey & Pamela CRISTERNA, Chris DE LEON, Rene & Angel CHEVEZ, Rodrigo & Dora CROSS, Jennifer DE LEON, Roberto & Edith CHIAO, Edna Ching-Ya CRUZ GOMEZ, Herlinda DE LOS REYES, Jesus & Mary Arlene CHIMENTO, Michael & Sherry CRUZ, Carlos & Claudia DE MARCO, Daniel & Rene CHOVANEC, Jacquelyn CRUZ, Frank & Gloria DE MARCO, Joann CHOVANEC, Robert & Estella CRUZ, Genaro & Maria DE PAZ, Eida CHUA, Nelson & Rahelle CRUZ, Harry & Hayley DEL BOSQUE, Abelino & Elidia CHUPRINKO, Paul & Sonja CRUZ, Hector & Lydia DEL BOSQUE, Frank & Eloisa CISNEROS, Alejandro & Norma CRUZ, Herman & Cecilia DEL BOSQUE, Michael & Lindsay CLANTON, Robert & Linda CRUZ, Jorge & Roxana DEL TORO, Eleo & Toni CLARK, Barbara CRUZ, Michelle DEL VILLAR, Enrique & Maria CLAYTON, Richard Barry & Ana Maria CRUZ, Orlando & Sylvia DELATORRE, Miguel Angel & Magdalena COBOS, Olga CRUZ, Oscar & Ivette DELCAMBRE, Scott COCKERILL, Robert & Teresa CRUZ, Patrick DELEON, John & Mari COCKRELL, Clinton & Joahnna CRUZ, JR., Pete & Gladys DELEON, Raul & Adela COLFER, Anita Jane CRUZ, SR, Pete DELGADO, Carmen COLLIER, James & Carolyn CRUZ, Rick & Maria DELGADO, Dora COLLIER, Joyce CRUZ, Rolando & Mayra DELGADO, Jose & Maria COMBS, Frank & Monica CRUZ, Rowenda DELGADO, Mario & Lidia CONDARCO, Isreal & Graciela CUAJUNCO, Rex & Tina DELGADO, Randy & Melissa CONDE, Alfredo & Maria CUAJUNCO, Romy & Lu DEMARTINO, Kathleen CONDE, Raul & Margarita CUARTELON, Nenita DENNIS, Lawrence CONTRERAS, Antonio & Esmeralda CUELLAR, Jason & Ana DESLOGE, Aurelia CONTRERAS, Celia CUELLAR, Melisa DESORMAUX, Miguel & Alejandra CONTRERAS, Moris & Maria CUELLAR, Sofia DEVOZ, Danny & Monica CONTRERAS, Rosie CUMMINGS, Dawn DEWAN, Bill & Barbara CONTRERAS, Socorro & Ana CUREAUX, Kianna DIAMOND, H.E. & E.M. CONWAY, Edward & Mercedes CURLESS, Mark & Geodith DIAZ, Daniel CONWAY, Mary DIAZ, James & Sabrina COOK, Anthony & Mende DIAZ, Jose & Carina COOK, Ronald & Janeece D DIAZ, Ventura & Angelica COOMER, Nathan & Traci DIMAS, Reynaldo & Veronica CORDERO, Angel & My D’AMICO, John & Heather DINH, Hoang CORDERO, Marlon & Maria DALLY, Henri DINH, Hue CORNELIO, Noel & Ma. Soledad DANDRIDGE, Douglas & Judith DINSAY, Yucel & Jemina CORNELL, Audrey DANIEL, Emilio & Imelda DO, Xuan CORRAL, Jorge DATAN, Dennis & Nelissa DOLBY, Rosenda CORREA, Angel & Luz DAUGHERTY, Jeff & Jennifer DOMINGUEZ, Armando & Elvira CORREA, Victor & Laura DAVILA, Carlos & Lupe DOMINGUEZ, Ricardo & Mary CORTEZ, Erick DAVILA, Domingo DONDIEGO, Alba CORTEZ, Gilbert & Rosemary DAVILA, Ed & Mhalee DOUBLEMAN, Walter & Sandra CORTEZ, Irene DAVILA, Gerardo & Tiffany DOUGHERTY, Patrick & Jessica CORTEZ, Jose & Maria DAVIS, Monica DOWELL, Remedios CORTEZ, Samuel & Gracia DE ANDA, Rodolfo & Lorena DOWNING, Philip CORTEZ, Vilma DE LA CERDA, John & Tammy DRANE, Joseph & Mary CORTEZ-ESTRADA, San Juanita DE LA CRUZ, Christina DUCKWORTH, Jame COSKEY, Mike & Donna DE LA FUENTE, Angelica DUEKER, John & Mary Lynch

24 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 DUENAS, Jose & Erica ESQUIVEL, Luz DUENAS, Saul & Elizabeth ESTRADA, Uber & Claudia G DUNSON, Keith & Linda EUGENIO, Ramus & Cecilia GAETA, Cesar & Monica DUNSTAN, Robert & Kathryn EWING, Devin & Shondra GAITAN, Prescilliano & Delia DUPREE, Beverly GALAN, Robert & Janie DURAN, Filemon & Maria Isabella GALICIA, Luis & Mona Lisa DURAN, Luz F GALINDO, Daniel DURON, Blanca GALINDO, Gerardo & Delia DURU, Anthonia FABIAN, Lauro & Hilda GALINDO, Gerardo & Delia DY, Mateo & Felicita FAIRES, Roy & Angela FAJARDO, Ferdinand & Angelica GALINDO, Matthew & Juanita FARM BANK, State GALLEGOS, Guillermo & Julie FARMER, Thomas & Doris GALVAN, Adrian & Crystal E FASORO, Ayo Michael & Adetokunbo GALVAN, Jaime & Guadalupe EBAMBI, Michelle FAULKNER, Charles & Janie GAMA, Edgar & Stephanie ECKHOUT, Brent Anthony & Elise FAUST, Brenda GAMBOL, Robert ECKLEY, Zayda FEDERICO, Nick GAMBOL, Roger EDOBOR, Alexander & Mary FELICIANO, Leticia GAMEZ, Juan & Margarita EDWARDS, Clayton III & Laura FELLER, Evelyn GAMON, Jose & Yorka EDWARDS, Sharon FENOGLIO, Mandy GANN, Joshua & Ana EGBUJI, Joseph & Obianuju FERNANDEZ, Eleanor GANTT, Larry & Sylvia EGBUONU, Valentine & Tina FERNANDEZ, Esther GARANZVAY, Fernando & Ann Marie EGEONU, Augustine & Destiny FERRARA, Philip & Teresa GARCA, Elizabeth EILERS, William & Norma FERRIS, Robert & Kristin GARCA, John & Ana EISMA, Reynaldo & Thelma FIGUEROA, Clotilde GARCIA - ARISPE, Bertha EISWORTH, Don FINAZZO, Vito GARCIA, Abel & Carolina EISWORTH, Michael & Janedell FINCHER, Bobby GARCIA, Angel & Rosalinda EJELLE-NDILLE, Euphrasia FLATEN, Gary & Shirley GARCIA, Arturo & Alma EKE, Ethelbert & Kelechi Jovita FLORES, Alexander & Maria GARCIA, Belinda EKENNIA, Thaddeus & Appolonia FLORES, Casimiro & Norma GARCIA, Carlo & Rita EKEZIE, Nkechi FLORES, Edwin & Mayra GARCIA, Carlos & Gabriela ELIZONDO, Roger & Debbie FLORES, Joe & Sista GARCIA, Claudia ELLIS, Terry & Catherine FLORES, Johnny & Irma GARCIA, Daniel & Michele EMBUSCADO, Fred & Felicitas FLORES, Johnny GARCIA, Edward & Denise EMMETT, Joe FLORES, JR., Jose GARCIA, James & Janie ENGROFF, John & Kathy FLORES, Leticia GARCIA, JR, Jesse Joe & Mary ENRIQUEZ, Elder & Marisol FLORES, Paul & Kathleen GARCIA, Joann ENRIQUEZ, Guadalupe FLORES, Sergio & Kristi GARCIA, Jose & Olga ENRIQUEZ, Hector & Margo FLORES, Tom GARCIA, Jose & Olga FLORES-SOTO, Claudia ENRIQUEZ, Jose & Hilda GARCIA, Juan & Maria Delia FLUKER, Robert & Charlene EROMONSELE, Marshall & Franca GARCIA, Leonard & Esperanza FLYNN, Kenneth & Margarita ERVIN, Eugene & Donna GARCIA, Luis & Maria FOLLIARD, Maryann ESCALANTE, Fernando & Susana GARCIA, Manases & Martha FOO, Chek & Rosanelda ESCOBAR, Claudia GARCIA, Marcelino FOSTER, Bill & Jo Ann ESCOBAR, Emilio & Sylvia GARCIA, Megan FRANCO, Cynthia ESCOBAR, Philip & Blanca Eva GARCIA, Michelle FRANCO, Javier & Esperanza ESPARZA, Adriana GARCIA, Miguel & Lora FRANCO, Jorge & Ana ESPARZA, Davette GARCIA, Natividad & Rubyann FRANKLIN, Myrna ESPARZA, Ernesto & Guadalupe GARCIA, Nerissa FRECHEL, Carlos & Lucia ESPINDOLA, Marisa GARCIA, Noe FREEMAN, Marion Gene & Maria ESPINOZA, Joe & Gracie GARCIA, Nydia FREGOE, Richard & Gisela ESPINOZA, John & Claudia GARCIA, Omar & Renea FRIMAN, Rosemary GARCIA, Pablo & Santa ESPINOZA, Jose & Maricela FUENTES, Ana ESQUIVEL, Aldo & Isabel FULLER, Gloria GARCIA, Raul & Emita ESQUIVEL, Gabriel & Amanda FURINI, Patricia GARCIA, Robert & Noemi ESQUIVEL, Joshua FYN, Eric & Jenny GARCIA, Robert & Clarita

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 25 GARCIA, Rosalinda GONZALES, Teresa Diane HARRIS, Norma Jean GARCIA, Sam & Rosemary GONZALES, Teresa HARRIS, Reynold & Deanne GARCIA, Santiago & Rose Marie GONZALES, Tony & Sonia HARTMAN, Alfred & Darlene GARCIA, Thomas & Sheila GONZALEZ, Alfredo & Agustina HARTMAN, Theresa GARCIA, Timothy & Marissa GONZALEZ, Benjamin & Arlene HASSE, Kendall GARLAND, Hanora Rosaleen GONZALEZ, Emrique & Juanita HAWTHORNE, Karen GARLAND, Owen & Becky GONZALEZ, Jorge & Maria HAZEN, Robert & Mary GARZA, JR, Cristel GONZALEZ, Jose & Maria HEEP, Bessie GARZA, David GONZALEZ, Josefina HEIGELE, Christopher & Yolanda GARZA, David & Trisha GONZALEZ, Juana HEIN, John & Colleen GARZA, Eugenio & Elizabeth GONZALEZ, Karen HENDERSON, Earl Lee & Carolyn Marie GARZA, Gary & Diana GONZALEZ, JR., Leopoldo & Stephanie HENRY, Rosalie GARZA, Joe & Patti GONZALEZ, Maria HERNANDEZ MARTINEZ, Cesar GARZA, Jose & Lydia GONZALEZ, Mirel & Alicia HERNANDEZ, Alonzo & Michelle GARZA, Jose & Sanjuanita GONZALEZ, Nicholas & Fransisca HERNANDEZ, Andres & Irma GARZA, Raul & Alicia GORBEA-DOMINGUEZ, Elaine HERNANDEZ, Arturo & Maria GARZA, Roland & Gilda GORMLEY, John & L. Ruth HERNANDEZ, Ashley GARZES, Guadalupe GRAFTON, Gene HERNANDEZ, Benjamine & Alisha GAUNA, Jesus & Mioti GRANADOS, Reynaldo HERNANDEZ, Carlos & Christy GAYTAN, Martha GRANADOS, Trinidad & Martina HERNANDEZ, Christopher & Mary GEORGE, Jeffrey & Candance GREEN, Michael & Linda HERNANDEZ, Efrain & Angelina GERACCI, Jane GRIFFIN, Pat & Dorice HERNANDEZ, Eric & Evita GERARDO, Jose & Olga GRIFFITH, Deborah HERNANDEZ, Fernando & Dolores GERMAN, Terry & Mary GRIGGS, Peter & Connie HERNANDEZ, Gilbert & Dina GERMER, Jimmy & Teresa GUAJARDO, Alvino & Alma HERNANDEZ, Javier & Maria GERMER, Teresa GUERRA, Cesar & Aurora HERNANDEZ, Jesus & Julia GUERRA, Dominga GERUSH, Margarita HERNANDEZ, JR., Joe & Cynthia GUERRA, Jesus & Irene GILLESPY, Michael & Kristine HERNANDEZ, Jorge & Mandy GUERRERO, Ellen GLAVEY, Margaret HERNANDEZ, Jose & Veronica GUERRERO, Gavino & Gina GLORIA, Mario & Ana Maria HERNANDEZ, Juan & Elaina GUERRERO, Manuel & Tina GLORIA, Rosember & Martha HERNANDEZ, Juanita Fraga GUEVARA, Rafael Jr & Sandra GLOVER, Selina HERNANDEZ, Julia GUTIERREZ, Caroline GODOY, Alfonso & Primitivia HERNANDEZ, Maria GUTIERREZ, Efren & Araceli GOMES, Ruben & Elizabeth HERNANDEZ, Priscilla GUTIERREZ, Gustavo & Eva GOMEZ, Benedicto HERNANDEZ, Rafael & Norma GUTIERREZ, John GOMEZ, Enrique & Melba HERNANDEZ, Roberto & Griselda GUTIERREZ, Johnny & Ruth GOMEZ, Guz & Maria HERNANDEZ, Rogelio & Lucille GUTIERREZ, Matthew GOMEZ, Jesse & Sylvia HERNANDEZ, Ruben & Margarita GUTIERREZ, Modesto & Lucy GOMEZ, Jose & Alejandrina HERNANDEZ, Tomas & Francisca GUZMAN, Imelda GOMEZ, Jose & Ma Guadalupe HERNANDEZ, Valeria GUZMAN, JR, Leandro & Naomi GOMEZ, Julio & Julisa HERRERA, Alejandro & Rafaela GUZMAN, Xavier & Martha GOMEZ, Lupe & Mary Ann HERRERA, Eudelia GOMEZ, Manuel & Maribel HERRERA, Jorge & Maribel GOMEZ, Sylvia HERRERA, Maria GONZALES, Jose & Enola Gay H HERRERA, Ruben & Delicia GONZALES, Juan & Yesenia HA, Thien & Maihoa HERRERA/AVILA, Jose & Maritza GONZALES, Juan HAGLE, Frances HERSHMAN, Jon & Martha GONZALES, Louis & Josie HALER, Patrick HERYFORD, Richard & Laurie GONZALES, Luis & Ana Luisa HAMPTON, John & Deborah HIDALGO, Juan & Patricia GONZALES, Manuel & Roxanne HANKTON, Earl & Carolyn HIDALGO, Ricardo & Leticia GONZALES, Pablo & Marcela HANNIGAN, Joan HILBURN, Archie & Natascha GONZALES, Paul & Rachel HANSEN, Sandra HILL, Jane GONZALES, Rachel HARDY, James & Bich-Thao HILL, Lorraine GONZALES, Ricardo & Monica HARGRAVE, Scotty & Roxanna HINCAPIE, Encarnacion GONZALES, Roman & Esther HARO, Alfredo & Crystal HINOJOSA, Heraldo & Misty

26 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 HODGES, Violet Joy JASSO, Ricardo & Claudia HOENNIGER, Cheryl JASSO, Sonia L HOENNIGER, Phil & Evelyn JAVIER, Julian & Damaris LACKEY, Rick & Diana HOFFMAN, Marty & Gretchen JEAN, Michael LACO, Eddie & Violy HOFFMANN, Ted & Jo Ann JEREZ, Nogui & Margarita LACO, Edlyn HOGEDA, Marie Christine JIMENEZ, Arnoldo LAFFEY, Rich HOLGUIN, Erasmo & Martha JIMENEZ, Norberto & Mercedes LAND, Tommy Alan & Maureen HOLIFIELD, Phillip & Hazel JIMENEZ, Paula & Mr. LARA, Antonio & Laura HOOVER, Jeff & Cheri JIMENEZ, Sergio LARA, Donaciano & Mary HOUSTON, Jeannie JOE, Skelly. & Esimaje LASTIMOSA, Pedro & Margie HOVEY, Jason & Katrina JOHNSTON, Stuart & Deborah Kay LAW, Cecilia HOWE, Craig & Angela LAWHORN, Mary and Miranda HOWLE, Gertrude JONES, Barbara LAWLER, Robert & Linda HOYNOS, Merry Lou JONES, Clifton LAZO, Antonio & Priscilla HUERTA, Andres & Maria JONES, Laurie Lane LE, Danh HUERTA, Carlos & Maria JUAREZ, Armando & Angie LE, Dzung & Gina HUERTA, Julie JUAREZ, JR., Frank & Beatriz LE, Kim & Phong HUFFORD, David & Lorraine JUAREZ, Frank & Mary LEDEZMA, Marc & Monica HURTADO, Antorio & Teresa JUAREZ, George & Deborah LEE, Rosalyn HURTADO, Fernando & Alejandra JUAREZ, Juan & Cynthia LEECH, Cynthia HURTADO, Gustavo & Veronica JUNO, Constance LEGASPI, Danny & Teresa HUSKEN, Michael & Michelle JUSKO, Oma LEON, Gloria HUSSEIN, Benzhar & Carlosa LEWIS, Patricia HUSTON, Lyndon & Neva LEYVA, Carlos & Veronica K LIM, Manuel LINS, Daniel & Kandi KAMO, Takamasa & Kathryn I LIRA, Maricella KANDRAC, Michael & Judy LITTEL, Andrew & Eileen IBANEZ, Cruz & Madeline KELEHAN, Troy & Angela IBANEZ, Guillermo & Janie LITTEL, John & Barbara KELLEY, Adrian & Tricia IBARRA, Frank & Rachel LLAGA, Cesar & Josefina KELLEY, Dale & Tina IBARRA, Fransisco & Mirna LLAMAS, Maria KELSON, David & Aracelis IBARRA, Juan & Jennifer LLAMAS, Ramon III KIER, Matt & Tiny IFEBI, Emmanuel & Fransisca LOCKLEY, Mable IKE-AKAMONONU, Michael & Geraldine KIRBY, Patrick & Melissa LOERA, Carlos & Esmeralda IMADE, Felix & Betty KIRK, Jeff LOERA, Francisco & Ana INOCENCIO, II, Nicasio & Sandra KIRK, Paul & Melchora LONG, Tommie & Mary INSURRIAGA, Jaime & Teresa KIRK, Robert & Connie LONGARIA, Gustavo & Graciela IPINA, Rosa KITCHEN, Bernadine LONGO, Mukishi Alain-Michel & IRIZARRY, Yesenia KLUCK, Kenneth & Cynthia Constance IRONSIDE, Robert & Patricia KLUCK, Kevin LONGORIA, Jazabel IZQUIERDO, Ricardo & Susy KNEITZ, Lourdes LOPEZ, Agustin & Juventina KNOTT, Jan LOPEZ, Benito & Maria LOPEZ, David & Veronica KNOTT, Larry & Maria LOPEZ, Dolores KOCH, John & Debi J LOPEZ, Evangelino & Veronica KOEHLER, Jim & Annie JACINTO, Danny & Mila LOPEZ, Francisco & Clarisa KORNEGAY, Janine JACKSON, Dundra LOPEZ, Freddie KOSTRNA, Steven JACOB, Siby & Mini LOPEZ, Ibeth JACQUET, Mary KOZUCH, Jennifer LOPEZ, Jesse & Lupe JAIME, Pascual & Maria KRACMER, Christine LOPEZ, John & Michele JAKAB, Frank & Elaine KRACMER, Kenneth & Tracy LOPEZ, Jose & Andrea JAMES, Jonathan & April KRIEG, Jeffrey & Mary LOPEZ, Juan Carlos & Jennifer JAMIE, Juan & Maria KURIAN, Boby & Smitha LOPEZ, Loretto & Perla JARAMILLO, Chris & Maria KUYKENDALL, April LOPEZ, Manuel & Angelita JARMAN, Cecile KUYKENDALL, Thomas & Estela LOPEZ, Marcos & Juana

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 27 LOPEZ, Marcos & Miriam MALLEIS, DR., Ronald & Elisa MATA, Andy & Flor LOPEZ, Mario & Debbie MALONE, Charles & Nina MATA, Gilberto & Hortencia LOPEZ, Mario MANCILLA, Jose & Alicia MATASSO, Thomas & Mary LOPEZ, Matthew & Erica MANU, Francis Joe MATHISON JR, John & Tiffany LOPEZ, Nicy MARBLE, Harry & Beverly MATLOCK, Ernest & Novella LOPEZ, Noel & Ma. Lourdes MARBLE, Heather MATTHEWS, Mark & Desiree LOPEZ, Ricardo & Marina MARCUS, Alexandria MAURICIO, Andrew & Dinora LOPEZ, Sandra MARCUS, Robert & Cynthia MAUS, Ronald & Hope LOPEZ, Sylvia MARIN, Aaron & Lisset MBAMALA, Valentine & Agapha LOPEZ, Tommy MARKHAM, Felicia & Riley MC CREA, Jeff & Sandra LOPEZ, Ygnacio & Debbie MARQUEZ, Alfonso & Celia MC HUGH, Patrick & Louise LOVATO, Crystal MARQUEZ, Gregorio & Maria Alejandra MC KEE, Timothy & Beverly LOYA, Lvis Carlos & Isbel MARQUEZ, Julio & Hilda MC MAHON, Elizabeth LOZADA, Joe MARQUEZ, Linda MC WILLIAM, Michael & Martha LOZANO, John & Lorraine MARQUEZ, Maria MCCALLAM, Talon LU, Henry & Chona MARROQUIN, Victor & Diana MCCORMICK, Lois LU, Maria MARTIN, Dolores MCDONALD, Mary LU, Simplicio MARTIN, Juan & Veronica MCDOWELL, Lamar & Rebecca LUCAS, David & Susan MARTIN, Marty & Rocio MCGEE, Steven & Patricia LUCERO, Pablo & Santa MARTIN, Pat & Christine MCMURROUGH, Gertrude LUCERO, Steven & Celia MARTINEZ, Alejandro & Aminta MEANS, Kenneth & Frances LUJANO, Bob & Edna MARTINEZ, Alexander & Jessica MECH, Andrew LUNA, Arnulfo MARTINEZ, Ana MEDELLIN, Cristobal LUNA, Cynthia MARTINEZ, Andrew & Ana MEDELLIN, Yolanda LUNA, Jesse & Benita MARTINEZ, Armando & Marisa MEDRANO, Eva LUNA, Juan MARTINEZ, Cristina MEISTER, Justin & Eva LUNA, Monica MARTINEZ, Crystal MENA, Dario & Maria LUNA, Raymond & Lucy MARTINEZ, Daniel & Maria MENA, Juan & Melissa LUNA, Richard & Cynthia MARTINEZ, David & Katherine Debra MENDEZ, Laura LUNA, Robert & Irene MARTINEZ, Ediberto & Carolyn MENDEZ, Tasha LUTSCH, Caleb & Lanetta MARTINEZ, Emilio & Ivonne MENDOZA, Alfred & Margaret LUU, Long & Thuy MARTINEZ, Gregorio & Sylvia MENDOZA, JR., Alfred LUX, JR, Gail & Elizabeth MARTINEZ, Imelda MENDOZA, Allin & Aida LYNCH, Bryan & Mehilda MARTINEZ, Ina MENDOZA, Christopher & Christina LYONS, Erika MARTINEZ, Jessie Joe & Tammy MENDOZA, Eric & Consuelo LYONS, Michael & Joann MARTINEZ, Jesus & Ana Maria MENDOZA, James MARTINEZ, Joe & Chatell MENDOZA, Javier & Rachel MARTINEZ, Joe & Mary MENDOZA, Jessica M MARTINEZ, Juan & Elizabeth MENELESE/ORNELAS, Daniel & Rosa MACALALAG, Alvin & Maryann MARTINEZ, Juanita MESSERICH, Sandra MACALALAG, Alvin & Maryann MARTINEZ, M.Elizabeth MEZA, Alfonso & Mary MACARAEG, Loreto & Marietta MARTINEZ, Martin & Carmen MEZA, Daniel & Diana MACHADO, Daniel & Sandra MARTINEZ, Melanie MEZUE, Anthony & Evelyn MACHADO, Raquel MARTINEZ, Pablo & Ana MICALETTI, David & Particia MACIAS, Isela MARTINEZ, Rachel MICHAEL, Anita MACIAS, Joe & Edith MARTINEZ, Raymond & Martha MIGACZ, Andrzej & Urszula MACIAS, Michael & Monica MARTINEZ, Rigoberto & Vianey MILLER, Joseph Robert & Claire MACREADING, Nelly MARTINEZ, Roy & Amalia MILLER, Virginia MADATHIKUNNEL, George & Thelma MARTINEZ, Salvador & Ofelia MOENING, Tim & Margaret MADERA, Noel & Evelyn MARTINEZ, Sev & Theresa MOFFITT, Micheal & Mary Valek MADRIGAL, Alma MARTINEZ, Stephanie MOJICA, Valerie MAESE, Lydia MARTINEZ, Steve & Maria MOLINA, Christopher & Janie MAGALLON, Edward & Rosie MARTINEZ-GIRON, Jose MOLINA, David & Veronica MAHER, Phillip & Janet MASTERS, Scott & Jeannie MOLINA, Nick & Christina MAIFELD, Lawrence & Carolyn MASTRAN, Raymond & Lillian MOLINA, Sylvia

28 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 MOLINAR, Augustine & Orlidia MOLINAR, Christopher & Sylvia N O MONROE, Patricia NAJAR, Daniel & Angela O’BRIEN, Santiago & Adela MONTALVO, Ramiro & Stephanie NAJERA, Edgar & Karla OBI, Innocent & Virginia MONTANEZ, Benjamin & Karina NATERRA, David & Arlene OCAMPO, Guillermo & Maria MONTELONGO, Ricardo & Olga NAVA, Ramon & Teresa OCHOA, Andrea MONTERO, Crystal NAVARRETE, Jose & Marisela OCHOA, Maria MONTEZ, Ernest & Cristina NAVARRO, JR, Carlos & Maria ODATH, Jeff & Dominica MONTEZ, Johnny & Mary NAVARRO, Massimo & Marissa OGBE, Henry & Jessica MONTOYA, Miguel & Rose NAVARRO, Rafael & Sandra OJEDA, Arnold & Juanita MONTOYA, Ricardo & Maria NDETAN, Harrison & Joyce OJEDA, Enrique MONZON, Abe & Mary Belle NEDUELAN, Christopher & Lorie OJEDA, Patricia MOORE, Deborah NEFF, Christa OJOMO, Jessica MOORE, Mary Anne NEFF, Danny & Gina OKAFOR, Emmanuel & Florence MORA, Alex & Nathalie NELSON, Sarah Elizabeth OKAFOR, Emmauel & Cecilia MORALES, Angela NEPPEL, Mary OKOLI, Jovita MORALES, Eusebio & Norma NERIA, Susana OKOLO, Dinat & Vivian MORALES, Felipe & Irma NEWMAN, Joel & Natalie OKON, Peter & Meaggan MORALES, Jorge & Olga NEWPORT, Edgar OKOROJI, Okey & Karen NGUYEN, Bill Hai Van & Hannah MORALES, Richard OKOYE, Raymond & Celestina NGUYEN, Hoal MORALES, Robert & Catherine OKOYE, Sylvia Ebele NGUYEN, Hoang & Alice MORENO LOZANO, Aurelio OLDFIELD, Maria NGUYEN, Hoang & Hien MORENO LOZANO, Jairo OLGIN, Priscilla NGUYEN, Minh Paul & Kathy Hai MORENO LOZANO, Juan Misael OLISAEKE, Callistus & Emelda NGUYEN, Peter Hoa & Mana Thi OLIVARES, Lydia MORENO, Frances NGUYEN, Quyen OLIVARES, Victor & Edna MORENO, Joseph & Norma NGUYEN, Quynh & Julia OLIVAREZ, Luz & Candelaria MORENO, Karlos & Lilly NGUYEN, Steve OLIVAS, Zoe & Celine MORENO, Mario & Lydia NGUYEN, Thanh & Linda OLIVER, Janice MORENO, Ramiro & Lourdes NGUYEN, Thao & Van OLVERA, Norma MORENO, Raul & Gloria NGUYEN, Thong ONTIVERO, Marisol & Mario MORIN, Frank & Patricia NGUYEN, Trang Annie ONTIVEROS, David & Cynthia MORIN, Rene & Sanjuanita NGUYEN, Tuan & Susan ONUOHA, Rita MORONES, Carmen NGUYEN, Tuan & Teresa ONWUKA, Magnus & Evangeline MORRIS, Latasha & William NIGO, Danny & Celina ONYEADOR, Chris & Name MORRISON, Dennis & Gina NOGUERRA, Severino & Ma Gloria OPARA, Ethelbert & Chizoma MORUA, Martin & Digna Ines NOLASCO, Darwin & Jeneffer ORANDAY, Catalina MUECK, Timothy & Rebecca NOLASCO, Glenn & Crizora ORIBHABOR, Martin & Flora MULLEN, Gregory & Mary Liz NOLASCO, Pacita ORONA, Adrian & Silvia MULLEN, Michael & Carol NOLASCO, Samantha OROSA, Eduardo & Karen MULLIGAN, Robert & Patricia NONGNI, Mirabel OROSCO, Billy & Gloria MULVANEY, PHD,MCM, Phillip NTONGHAWAH, Asongha NUEVA, Warren & Novelina OROZCO, Jose & Cynthia MUNGUIA VIEYRA, Yilvin & Elia NUMBER TWO INC, Doan’s Nursery OROZCO, Maria & Jesus MUNIZ, Jesus & Leida NUNEZ, Joe & Norma ORTEGA, Jesus & Ana MUNIZ, Mike & Mary NUNEZ, Miguel & Maria ORTEGA, Leonard MUNOZ, Jose & Maria NWAFOR, Vitus & Jeoma ORTIZ, Andrea & Marcos MUNOZ, Juan & Carmen NWAGWU, Cornelius & Marcella ORTIZ, Carmelina MUNOZ, Leon & Maria Carmen NWANEGBO, Chinedu & Nnamaka ORTIZ, Eleanor MUNOZ, Mariel NWANKWO, Augustine & Nancy ORTIZ, Felipe & Mary MUNOZ, Marisa NWANKWO, Ken ORTIZ, Joel & Karol MUNOZ, Raymond & Jana NWEDO, Pius & Loretta ORTIZ, Jonathan MUNOZ, Santino & Jessica NWEKE, Paul & Ifeoma ORTIZ, Jose & Judith MURILLO, Diego & Melissa NWOBUM, Anthony & Gloria ORTIZ, Norma Anna MURILLO, Jill NWOSU, Okezie & Leona ORTIZ, Rosa Gloria MURPHY, Mary Ann NYA, William & Vera OSUNA, Louis & Jema

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 29 OSUNDE, David & Magdalene PEREZ, Pauline QUINTANAR, Albert & Patricia OUTTAPHONE, Matthew & Maria PEREZ, Pedro & Nancy QUINTANILLA, Eloy & Diane OVALLE, Luis & Teresa PEREZ, Roberto & Jovita QUINTERO, Armando & Lia OZUNA, Michael & Susana PEREZ, Ruben & Maria Sdedad Gonzalez QUIROGA, Gloria PEREZ, Valmarie PEREZ-MARMOLEJO, Martin & Sara P PEREZ-NEGRON, Arturo & Maria R PERICAZ, Alejandro & Maria PABLO, Jouel & Lorelei PERKINS, Carl & Stephanie RAFAEL, Sheila Rose PACANA, Olivia PERSAD, Karel & Sandra RAMIREZ, JR, Alfonzo & Gloria PACKER, Alan PETERS, Benjamin & Patricia RAMIREZ, David & Ana PADGETT, Paul & Sherry PETERSON, Terry & Heidi RAMIREZ, Diana PADILLA, Felisha PETTIT, Tony & Alma RAMIREZ, Domingo & Terri PADILLA-LUGO, Jesus & Agnes PFANSTIEL, Tamara RAMIREZ, Gerardo & Fabiola PAEZ, Eugene & Amelia PHAM, Peter & Minh RAMIREZ, Jesus & Sonya PALACIOS, Dennis & Michelle PHAM, Thuy & Teresa RAMIREZ, Jorge & Maria PALERMO, Vinny & Ligaya PHAM, Tony & Karen RAMIREZ, Jose & Kerri PALMER, Eric & Huyen PHAN, Vy & Van RAMIREZ, Juan & Maria PALOMINO, Joseph & Laurie PHILLIPS, Mark & Marcy RAMIREZ, Louis & Susana PALOMO, Michael & Maria PICARDO, Joseph & Jacqueline RAMIREZ, Maria PANG, Iok-hou & Ophelia PICKTON, John & Patricia RAMIREZ, Michael & Ngoc Bich Tran PARDO, Geronimo & Rosa PIERCE, Catherine RAMIREZ, Ramiro & Ofelia PAREDEZ, David PIERCE, Chris & Patricia RAMIREZ, Silvia PARK, Edwin & Wilhelmine PIERCE, Shawn & Anna Lou RAMIREZ, Tomas & Andrea PARTAIN, Travis & Toni PIMENTEL, John & Celia RAMON, Robert & Maria PASCUA, Mario & Clauden PIMENTEL, Narcisco & Sosima RAMOS, Arturo PATIN, Edwin Jr PINA, Ramiro & Isabel RAMOS, Eric PAUL, Emanuel & Gail PINEDA, Alfredo & Maria RAMOS, Erminia & Orlando PAYAN, Jaime & Margaret PINEDA, Franklin & Maria Rosario RAMOS, Gabriel & Rebecca PAZ, Rigoberto & Oralia PITTMAN, Dolores RAMOS, Gavino & Anika PECARARO, Joseph & Bernadette PLATA, Erica RAMOS, Gavino & Melinda PEDROZA, Jose & Alicia POHL, Raymond & Sharon RAMOS, Jose & Sandra PEDROZA, Jose & Elvia POLIARCO, Lamerlou RAMOS, Juan & Mayra PEDROZA, Miguel & Emilia PONCE, Raymond & Cecilia Tapia RAMOS, Omar & Adriana PENA, Cresncio & Isabel PONCE, Tomas & Lorena RAMOS, Ruben & Fely PENA, Ernestine POND, Kevin & Stephanie RAMOS, Wendy PENA, Frank & Julia POND, Matthew RAMSAMOOJ, Ronald & Melissa Olea PENA, Juan & Leticia PONTO, Dan & Lavonna RAND, David & Young Leh PEOPLES, Calvin & Juliet POWELL, Eric & Tai RANGEL, Johnny & Ernestine PEOPLES, Willie & Rosemarie POWELL, Miriam R AY, JR., Hal PERALEZ, Guillermo & Eileen POZO, Ivana RAYOS, Noeh & Mae PEREYDA, Rudolph & Jo Ann PRADO, David & Josephine RAZO, Aurora PEREZ, David & Lisamarie PRYOR, Steve & Kathleen RAZO, Manuel PEREZ, Dianira PUENTE, Florence RAZO, Maria PEREZ, Eleodora PUENTEZ, Priscilla REBOLLAR, Veronica PEREZ, Erlinda PULLON, Enrico & Justina REBOTOC, Richard & Imelda PEREZ, Evelardo PURDY, Linda REILING, Alexandra PEREZ, Frank & Jamie REILING, Jason & Xiomara PEREZ, Gumersindo & Palma REINA, Rachel PEREZ, Jorge & Reyna REMEDIZ, Thomas & Gail PEREZ, Jose & Paula Q RENDON, Rey & Marina PEREZ, Jose QUEANO, Enriquito & Olivia RESENDES, Irene PEREZ, Luz QUEZADA, Freddie & Fran RESENDEZ, Pablo & Dannette PEREZ, Manuel QUINDAO, Rolando & Serafia RESENDEZ, Victor Manuel PEREZ, Mario & Josephine QUINONES, Eddie & Marissa REWIS, Mark & Cherie PEREZ, Miguel AM & Maria QUINTANA, Rodolfo & Cynthia REYES, Demetrio & Yolanda

30 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 REYES, Kim RODRIGUEZ, JR., Israel & Esmeralda SAIGON CALI, Sandwich Bubble REYNA, Norman & Betty RODRIGUEZ, Javier & Analiza SAILALE, Nicholaus & Francesca REYNOSA, Victor & Ernestine RODRIGUEZ, Jeffrey & Frankie SAKAWAT, Denny & Angela REYNOSO, Joe & Mary RODRIGUEZ, Jesus & Belinda SALA, Rick & Debra REYNOSO, Mauricio & Victoria RODRIGUEZ, Jonathan & Clarissa SALA, Sharon RHOADS, Edwin & Dalia RODRIGUEZ, Jose & Danelia SALAS, Rosalio & Micaela RICARD, John & Elizabeth RODRIGUEZ, Jozef SALAZAR, Juan & Patricia RICHARD, John & Sharon RODRIGUEZ, Juan Gabriel SALAZAR, Lynn RODRIGUEZ, Juanita RICKETTS, SR., Michael & Lucy SALAZAR, Oscar & Noelia RODRIGUEZ, Judith RICO, Alma SALAZAR, Ubaldo & Monica RODRIGUEZ, Julio & Amanda RICO, Matthew & Tina Marie SALAZAR, Vinson & Mari RODRIGUEZ, Manuel & Kysha RIDENOUR, William & Paula RODRIGUEZ, Marco & Gloria SALCIDO, Celina RIEDEL, Gerald & Krystalbel RODRIGUEZ, Maria Isabel SALCIDO, JR., Fred & Tavanne RIMANDO, Jerry & Dalma RODRIGUEZ, Nasario SALDANA, Heriberto & Mary RIOS, Benny & Diana RODRIGUEZ, Nery & Adriana SALDIVAR, Nicholas & Rosalee RIOS, Domingo Jr & Estelita RODRIGUEZ, Oliverio & Maribel Ramirez SALDIVAR, Susana RIOS, Felix & Sofia RODRIGUEZ, Oliverio SALINAS, Aaron & Alicia RIOS, Isabel RODRIGUEZ, Pedro & Christine SALINAS, Alfonso & Elvira RIOS, Rachel RODRIGUEZ, Pete & Amelia SALINAS, Katharine RIOS, Raul Jr & Norma RODRIGUEZ, Ricardo & Carolina SALINAS, Kimberly RIOS, Rene & Velma RODRIGUEZ, Richard & Yolanda SALINAS, Nicolas & Dalia RIVAS, Ignacio & Janette RODRIGUEZ, Timoteo & Elia SANCHEZ, Albert & Olivia RIVAS, Jorge ROESLER, Kyle SANCHEZ, Antonio & Enedina RIVAS, Jose Luis ROGUE, Willie & Miroslava SANCHEZ, Blanca RIVERA, Alvina ROJAS, Angel & Monica SANCHEZ, Brijido & Jennifer ROJAS, Daniel & Beatriz RIVERA, Andres & Amy SANCHEZ, Carol ROJAS, Elizabeth RIVERA, Cecilia SANCHEZ, Gilbert ROJAS, Jose & Ofelia RIVERA, Eliberto & Janet SANCHEZ, Manuel & Maria ROJAS, Juana RIVERA, Evelyn ROJAS, Nelly SANCHEZ, Marco & Ruth RIVERA, Fabian & Patricia ROJAS, JR., Rafael & Lea SANCHEZ, Martin & Ana Laura Ortega RIVERA, Fransisco & Evelyn ROJO, Jorge & Paula SANCHEZ, Mitchell & Annel RIVERA, Jose & Leticia ROMACK, Edward & Theresa SANCHEZ, Nelson & Stephanie RIVERA, Juan & Kathy ROMERO, Agustin & Marisol SANCHEZ, Raul & A. Gracie RIVERA, Luis & Alma ROMERO, Ricardo & A.Penny SANGUIN MACALAG, Virgilia RIVERA, Richard & Sylvia ROMO, Robert & Jessica SANGUIN, Virgilia RIVERA, Rosalva ROPER, Barbara SANTOS, Sergio & Juanita RIVERA, Sergio ROSALES, Martha SARABIA, Catherine ROBERTS, Erica ROSE, Dalton & Lorraine SARABIA, Frances ROBERTS, Linda ROSILES, Luis & Nancy SARAVIA, Maria Eugenia ROBERTSON, Veanna ROTIMI, Victor SARINANA, Jose & Perla ROBINSON, Doug & Alice ROWELL, Joseph William & Mary SAUCEDO, Anthony & Denise RUIZ, Amelia ROBLEZ, Gilbert & Theresa SAUCEDO, Anthony & Denise RUIZ, Mucio & Beatrice ROCHA, Anthony & Michelle SAVALA, Cristina RUIZ, Ruben & Yeime ROCHA, Ernesto & Guadalupe SCALF, Linda RUIZ, Thomas & Rosalinda ROCHA, Mauro & Patricia SCHARDT, Donna RUIZ, Veronic ROCHA, Rogelio & Maria RUSHING, Tina SCHEXNAILDER, Sandy & Kathy RODRIGUES, Hayden & Thelma RUVALCABA, Francisco & Maria SCHMITT, Richard & Alicia RODRIGUEZ, JR., Andres & Sandy SCHNEIDER, Richard & Julie RODRIGUEZ, Clemente SCHROEDER, Mark RODRIGUEZ, Daniel David SCOTT, Mary & Brithany RODRIGUEZ, David & Ana S SCRUGGS, Rick & Melrlaine RODRIGUEZ, Domingo & Shannon SAENZ, SR., Daniel & Molly SEGURA RIVERA, Melchor & Patrice RODRIGUEZ, Eleazar & Maricela SAENZ, Jose & San Juanita SEGURA, Hilario & Lydia RODRIGUEZ, George & Patricia SAENZ, Judy SEGURA, Ruben & Rosa RODRIGUEZ, Gregorio & Maria SAENZ, Sally SELVERA, Ramon & Mary

2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD n GRAND PRAIRIE, TX 75052n (972) 262-0552 31 SENA, Rosie STALETS, Irene TORRES, Jesus & Yolanda SERA, JR., Frederick & Barbara STASNY, Janie TORRES, Jose & Maria SERNA, Richard & Esther STEELE, Tim TORRES, Juan & Maria SERRANO, Benjamin & Debra STEPHENS, Elizabeth TORRES, Juan & Mary Louisa SERRANO, Elvira STIERMAN, Steven & Sandra TORRES, Ofelia SERRATOS, Agustin & Karina STOBB, John & Maureen TORRES, Panteleon SHAW, Erwin & Rebecca STRADER, Marc & Sabrina TORRES, Raul & Maria SHAW, Ty & Viviana STRASTERS, Tim & Geralyn TORRES, Ricky & Maria SHEPHERD, Ida STRONG, Violet TORRES, Yuri & Reyna SHEPHERD, James & Amy STROUP, Henry & Alicia TORRES-TAYLOR, William & Gabriela SHIPLEY, Joe & Donna STULL, Ernie & Leslie TORRES/DINH, Nickolas & Stephanie TORREZ, Patricia SHOEBOTHAM, Russell & Chona SULAK, Cyril & Gloria TOUSSAINT, Charles & Ruth SHUMAKER, Laurie SULLIVAN, Ronald TOVAR, Julio & Brenda SIFUENTES, Edgar & Laura SUMBERA, Benjamin TOVAR, JR., Louis & Minerva SIFUENTES, Juan & Odelia SUNGA, Susan TOVAR, Pedro & Maria SIFUENTES, Marco & Adriana SUSTAITA, Maria TOWNSEND, Darlene SIFUENTES, Oscar Rene & Maria Erica SVINNING, James & April SWATEK, Paul & Julie TOWNSEND, Patrick SIGALA, Victor & Analicia TRAN, Anh & Mai SWEET, John SIGNEY, Aaron TRAN, John & Thaovi SWINEHART, Amy SIGNEY, Monica Therese TRAN, Khanh & Dao SYLVA, Jan & Maria SILVA, Juana TRAN, Mary & Tommy SILVA, Refugio & Leticia TRAN, Traci Thao & Calvin SIMMONS, David & Yvette TRAN, Tuan & Lien SIMON, Eugene & Paula T TREVINO, Albert & Yadira SIMONS, Terrence & Beatriz TABANIAG, Joseph & Terri TREVINO, Charlie SIMS, Amy TABIJE, Leo & Myrna TREVINO, Jaime & Guillermina SINEGAL, Dana TREVINO, Robert & Melissa TADURAN, Louie & Cecilia SKIPPER, Theodore & Angela TREVINO, Veronica TALLEY, Ron & Eunice SLAUGHTER, David & Tanya TRIM, Scott & Priscilla TAPIA, Andrew TRINH, Joseph SLAYTON, Cecilia TASSIN, Glenn & Lori TRUJILLO, Maricela SMITH, Belinda TAYLOR, Laura TRUJILLO, Orestes & Lidia SMITH, David & Ida TEJADA, Juan & Laura TURNER AZUGWN, Sandra SMITH, Gail. TEJEDA, Eduardo & Jessica TURNER, Raquel SMITH, Merlene TEJEDA, Rosalio & Maria SMITH, Pamela TELLES MERAZ, Linda SMITH, Richard & Ashley TEMTE, Richard & Myrna SMITH, Steve TESTA, Janet U SMOLEK, Irma THOMAS, Barbara UDEGBUNE, Arinze SOLIS, Andrew THOMAS, Lutricia UDEGBUNE, Chu-Chu Peter SOLIS, Jacquelyn THOMPSON, James & Agata UGARTE, Orlando & Brygida SOLIS, Jose III & Magdelena THORNE, Sally UGWU, Mike & Dorothy SOLIS, Jose & Armida TIJERINA, Juan UKALBE, Iqnatius & Annastecia SOLIS, Luis & Diana TIJERINA, Ricardo & Graciela UMEH, Robert & Eucharia SOLIS, Roger & Juanita TIJERINA, Ricky & Sandy URBANO, Julian & Karina SOLORIO, Fabian & Miriam TINKER, John Anthony & Kathleen Darby URIBE, Juan Jr & Erica SOLORIO, Gerald & Claudia TIUNAYAN, Roger & Gina URIBE, Juan & Maricela SOSA, Salvador & Chris TO, Kenneth & Chi URIVE, Pedro & Carmelita SOTERO, Marcus & Melinda TO, Richard & Tran UWAGBOE, Michael & Patience SOTERO, Mathew TOLENTINO, Mario & Anna SOTO, Alvaro & Maria TORRALBA, Mae Angelie SOTO, Joe & Shanon TORRES, Enrique V SPENCER, Leon TORRES, Ernesto & Aurelia SPRING, Esther TORRES, Guadalupe & Marina VALADEZ, Celia SPURLOCK, Michael & Kelly TORRES, Irasema VALADEZ, Edgar & Lera Jo ST FRANCIS FAMILY BOOKSTORE, TORRES, Jaime & Nancy VALADEZ, Jose Alberto & Fatima

32 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL n Parish Directory 2017 VALADEZ, Marco & Norma VILLANUEVA, Arturo & Jean WHITTINGTON, Gabriela & Kim VALCARCEL, Dario & Emelda VILLANUEVA, Diego & Valerie WICK, Bonnie VALDEZ, Elizabeth VILLANUEVA, Juan & Claudia WIELAND, Charles & Theresa VALDEZ, Madeline VILLANUEVA, Julie WILLIAMS, Bernadeth VALDEZ, Manuel & Margaret VILLANUEVA, Renelyn WILLIAMS, Don VALDEZ, Nathan & Toni VILLARREAL, C. Jaime & Sylvia VALDEZ, Noe & Rosa VILLARREAL, Christopher & Priscilla WILLIAMS, Geraldine VALENTINE, John & Elena VILLARREAL, Cynthia WILLIAMS, Jack & Diane VALENZUELA, Claudia VILLARREAL, Hector & Blanca WILLS, Donald & Kathleen VALENZUELA, Javier & Matilde VILLARREAL, Joe & Cecilia WILSON, James & Marcie VALENZUELA, Manuel & Aracely VILLARREAL, Jose Ide & Mireya WINSER, Eric VILLARREAL, Pete & Carol VALENZUELA, Octaviano & Patricia WITUCKI, Thomas & Yvonne VALERE, Frederique VILLASANA, Alisha WOMACK, Christopher & Fabiola VALLE, Jose Angel & Anna VILLELA, Rafael & Raquel WONG, Jay & Christina VALLEJO, Ricardo & Rocio VIRON, Chantal VAQUERA, Rudolph & Trinidad VITA, Mary Rose WONG, Julio VARAS, Jaime VO, Hong WORKMAN, Russell & Jeri VARGAS, Alex VO, Huy WRIGHT, Mary Micaela VARGAS, Arturo & Guadalupe VU, Jodat & Michelle WRIGHT, Mary VU, Michael VARGAS, Jose & Matilde WRIGHT, Vincent & Sinh VU, Tu & Bonnie VARGAS, Rachel WUIS, Jim VARGAS, Rita VASAY, Hazel Lyn VASICEK, Edward W VASQUEZ, Ashley Y WAGNER, Richard & Della VASQUEZ, Evangelina WALDON, Michael YANEZ MENDOZA, Bryan VASQUEZ, Jose & Emilia WALKLEY, David & Sandy YBARRA, Donaciano & Nita VASQUEZ, Ramiro & Veronica WALSH, Karen YOUNG, Anita VASQUEZ, Rosanna WALTERS, Gary & Kim YOUNG, Glenn VAZQUEZ, Alicia WARD, Brad & Amy YOUNG, Marvin & Michelle VAZQUEZ, Fidencio & Martha WARNER, Shawn & LIzette YOUNG, Rodney VAZQUEZ, Gustavo & Anna WASHINGTON, Glen & Shrita VAZQUEZ, Jose & Rosalba WASHINGTON, William & Evangelina YZOECHI, Leo & Eugenia VAZQUEZ, Magdalena WASHUTA, Lawrence VEGA, Domingo & Teresa WATTS, Greg & Linda VEGA, JR, Domingo Rudy WEAR, David & Cindy Z VEGA, Margarito & Irma WEAVER, Anne VEGA, Salavador & Maria WEAVER, Justin & Van ZAMARIPPA, Raymond & Ginger VELA, Eulalia WEESE, Brian & Jennifer ZAMORA, Adrian & Claudia VELA, Louis & Mary WEISHEIM, Ricky & Cynthia ZAMORA, Simon & Isela VELA, Mario & Delia WEISS, Corey & Amy ZARAGOSA, Manuel & Janie VELAZQUEZ, Calixto WELDON, Chad ZARATE, Margarito & Elizabeth VELAZQUEZ, Eduardo & Olga WELLS, Keith ZARATE, Nereyda VELCHEZ, Alfredo & Ofelia WELSH, Kent & Sharon VELOZ, Sergio & Agustina WERNIMONT, Donna ZARATE, Ricardo & Rosalia VENEGAS, Lazaro & Sally WESTMAN, Clarice ZAVALA, Ricardo & Rosa VERDIER, Ralph & Elaine WESTON, Dennis & Phyllis ZEPEDA, Eledina VERRETT, Louis & Jane WHEAT, Daniel & Brittany ZUBRISKI, Mildred VEYNA, Macario & Nelda WHEELER, Leon & Perlita ZUBRISKI, Steve VIAL, Gregory WHITBY, Randolph & Theresa ZUCKERMAN, Carlos & Lydia VIEJO, Henry & Jennifer WHITE, Doris ZUCKERMAN, Victor & Dolores VIGEN, Gary & Glenda WHITE, Josephine & Jose VIGIL, Ralph & Camille WHITE, William & Rebecca ZUNIGA, Antonio & Silvia VILLACEARAN, Ricardo & Cecile WHITLEY, Annalisa ZUNIGA, Juan VILLACERAN, Rene & Adelyn WHITSON JACKSON, A.

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