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St. Joseph Catholic Community Invites YOU to the Men's ACTS Retreat St. Joseph Church Bulletin August 4, 2019 Pastoral Council Jim Buss Dahlia Meza Mass Schedule Adrian Fuentes Debra Garces Saturday, August 10, 2019 (4:30 p.m.) Helen Motte Anthony Juarez Altar Servers: Ian Blanchard & Jose Herman Paz Joe Salazar Peggy Santos Victor, Anthony & Reggie Mendoza Fran Withrow Deacon George Silva Extra Ordinary Ministers: Alejandro Arismendez Eucharist: Deacon George Silva Cup: Mike Riojas & Louis B. Hughes School Board Cup: Terri Alvarez & Cheryl Krizak Rev. Nixon Mullah – Holy Family Lectors: Kathy Golla & Mary Silva/Dee Lerma Rev. Jesus Lizalde – Our Lady of Guadalupe Sacristans: Don Withrow & Margaret De La Cruz Rev. Terence Brinkman – St. John the Evangelist Sunday, August 11, 2019 (8:30 a.m.) Deborah Francis – Principal Altar Servers: Jacob Evans & Nathan Lopez Bridgette Fontenot Ronnie Hotchkiss Ariel Rodriguez & Jose Herman Paz Karen Zeitzmann Mary Norman Extra Ordinary Ministers: Martha Contreras Frank Lundy Jr. Eucharist: Deacon George Silva Duane Emmons Cup: Peggy Koenig & Evie Kohles Dr. Louis B Hughes Cup: Molly Smith & Cindy Smith Finance Committee Lectors: Veronica Tittsworth & Bob Wolff Sacristans: Peggy Koenig & Loretta Salazar Carlos Cardenas Ken Scheffler Sunday, August 11, 2019 (11:00 a.m.) Keith Scheffler Altar Servers: Bonnie Smith & Aiden Herrera Margaret De La Cruz Anthony, Joseph & Jeremy Sommer Extra Ordinary Ministers: Stewardship Committee Eucharist: Deacon George Silva Cup: Debra Garces & Daniela Ramirez Carol Bartz Stefany Bartz Cup: Zoe Krizak, Jerome & Helen Motte Susan Butaud Mary Ann Cavazos Lectors: Dolores Yzquierdo & Mary/ Dee Jennie Garcia Gil Gerlich Sacristans: Jerome & Helen Motte Edwina Hughes Margie Lafosse Leasa Lopez Moreno Lundy Helen Motte Barbara Ramirez Rita Rull Peggy Santos Assumption of the Kim Scheffler Teresa St. John Buster Treude Judy Treude Blessed Virgin Mary Thursday, August 15, 2019 (7:00 p.m.) Altar Servers: Jayden & Jorge Morfin,Bobby Diaz The Second Collection Lilly Jenkins, Anthony, Jeremy & Joseph Sommer On Ian Blanchard, Madison & Mark Rios, Extra Ordinary Ministers: August 25, 2019 Eucharist: Deacon George Silva Will be for Cup: Zoe Krizak & Peggy Santos Cup: Gracie Rodriguez & Mary Silva Building Fund Lectors: Sacristans: Peggy Santos & Anthony Sommer MEMORIAL OF SIXTUS II, POPE AND MARTYR Where everyone belongs Before his martyrdom in 258, Pope Sixtus II faced a leadership dilemma that Jesus had also faced during his public ministry. Who belonged in the fold of believers and who did not? For Sixtus, it wasn’t a case of Canaanites versus Israel. It was a Invest just five minutes a day, and your faith will deepen and worldwide controversy over Baptism: whether those baptized grow—a day at a time. by heretics could be welcomed as true Christians—or whether they needed to be re-baptized. The Asian and African church Sunday, Aug 04, 2019 insisted on a do-over, while the Roman church said no. Sixtus EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME upheld the Roman view but mended fences with the other— Free yourself allowing both. There’s wisdom in the old hymn “There’s a The longer we own something, the stickier it becomes—in Wideness in God’s Mercy.” How wide is your own? terms of its reverse-possession, that is. We all have items TODAY'S READINGS: Numbers 13:1-2, 25-14:1, 26-29a, under beds or in boxes that don’t come out of hiding, carried 34-35; Matthew 15:21-28 (409). “O woman, great is your through countless moves yet never utilized. It could be that faith! Let it be done for you as you wish.” college guitar that’s no longer strummed, canning equipment we always meant to master, gifts we don’t want but feel obliged Thursday, Aug 08, 2019 to keep, books we faintly hope to read one day. The longer MEMORIAL OF DOMINIC, PRIEST things take up space, the more they seem to have a right to do We all need guidance at some time so. Take a risk this week. Liberate yourself from a “legacy” A sect of Christian leaders in the south of France in the 13th possession. century stumbled into gnostic and dualist heresy. The Cathars, TODAY'S READINGS: Ecclesiastes 1:2; 2:21-23; as they were called, argued that human beings were inherently Colossians 3:1-5, 9-11; Luke 12:13-21 (114). “And the evil. Therefore, Jesus, the Son of God, couldn’t possibly have things you have prepared, to whom will they belong?” been fully human. Dominic de Guzman, a Spanish priest, preached convincingly against the error. Sadly, when his Monday, Aug 05, 2019 efforts failed, church leaders followed with brutal suppression. MEMORIAL OF THE DEDICATION OF THE BASILICA OF As for Dominic, he focused on building up the Order of MARY MAJOR Preachers, known as the Dominicans, dedicated to preaching Stay close to Mother and praying the Rosary. Renowned for his holiness and The fourth-century Basilica of Mary Major is one of four eloquence, he was elevated to sainthood a mere 13 years after basilicas in Rome that are recognized as the first centers of the his death in 1221. Guiding the misguided was full-time work for church. It is the oldest and largest church in the world Saint Dominic. What’s your saintly work? dedicated to the Blessed Mother. In fact, around the time it was TODAY'S READINGS: Numbers 20:1-13; Matthew 16:13- consecrated in 434, there was debate about the nature of 23 (410). “Who do people say that the Son of Man is?” Mary’s motherhood of Jesus, as some objected to her title “Mother of God.” But believers won out and even took to the Friday, Aug 09, 2019 streets of Constantinople chanting the Greek word for The good in group think it, Theotokos. How do you affirm her role in your own life? Today is International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, TODAY'S READINGS: Numbers 11:4b-15; Matthew the kind of new commemoration that tends to get overlooked. 14:13-21 (407). “Looking up to heaven, he said the Catholics have a long and sometimes fraught history with blessing, broke the loaves, and gave them to the native peoples, however, so we may want to give pause. Many disciples.” aspects of indigenous culture fit snugly within a Christian worldview, particularly the emphasis on the group (Catholics Tuesday, Aug 06, 2019 call it the “common good”) and on sharing available resources FEAST OF THE TRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORD (“feed the hungry”). Learn one thing today about the native Be transformed peoples from your corner of the world. Jesus took Peter, James, and John up a mountain to pray. But TODAY'S READINGS: Deuteronomy 4:32-40; Matthew it was not a typical prayer time for these friends as they 16:24-28 (411). “What profit would there be for one to watched Jesus’ appearance change, saw him talk to the long- gain the whole world and forfeit his life?” dead Moses and Elijah, and heard a voice from a cloud tell them to listen to the chosen Son. Whether this is a mystical Saturday, Aug 10, 2019 experience, a symbolic story, or a misplaced Resurrection FEAST OF LAWRENCE, DEACON, MARTYR account is open to interpretation. It is clear that Jesus was Take nothing for granted unlike all others and they—and we—are to follow him. Today’s Often we take faith for granted, especially our ability to practice memorial of Hiroshima provides the opportunity to “transfigure” it freely. Today’s feast reminds us that there have been times our world through prayer and the practice of peace as we in our history when such was not the case. Lawrence, one of follow our Lord. the most widely remembered martyrs of early Christian history, TODAY'S READINGS: Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14; 2 Peter 1:16- was killed on August 10, 258 when Emperor Valerian decreed 19; Luke 9:28b-36 (614). “While he was praying his face all clerics be put to death. Lawrence lived a long time ago, and changed in appearance.” the stories about him—his care for the poor and his manner of death—come from an oral tradition that has inspired the faithful Wednesday, Aug 07, 2019 for generations. Say a prayer of thanks for the ability to practice your faith free of persecution. TODAY'S READINGS: 2 Corinthians 9:6-10; John 12:24- 26 (618). “Unless a grain of wheat fall to the ground.” ( Medjugore/Ephesus Religious Retreat September 30 to October 10, 2019 Thank you to everyone that For more details, please call Betty of George participated and donated items to Foster at 832-443-8353 or 832-339-8333. our Garage Sale. It wouldn’t have been a success without you! St. Joseph Catholic Community Invites YOU to the Pilgrimage Information Men’s ACTS Retreat The story behind the Oberammergau Passion Play is August 15 – 18 one of faith, and begun with a miracle. In the 1600’s, the deadly plague known as the “Black Plague”, stuck “Let us rid ourselves of all that weighs us down one in every three persons throughout Europe, leaving in its wake untold miser, panic and death. down…Fixing our eyes on…Jesus!” The townspeople of Oberammergau prayed to be spared, vowing that they would present a play For more information, please depicting the life and Passion of Jesus Christ. Only a contact few people died from the town and the townspeople Joe Golla at 281-713-5218 kept their promise of holding a passion play each year in thanksgiving to God, with every person from the town participating including the Mayor. Today The Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree because of logistics, the passion play is held every Assembly 1104 of Baytown, Texas ten years and is a very popular Pilgrimage destination recalling this great miracle.
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