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22222 2Nt. Mnthony De Iadua Za Holic Zhurch !t. "nthony de #adua $a holic $hurch PASTORAL STAFF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Fr. Kevin Shanahan, M.S.C., Pastor Sonya Sanchez, Director of Religious Education Marcia Amy, Pastoral Associate Lorie Perez, R.E. Program Administrative Assistant Belinda Arredondo, Data Specialist/Office Support Liz Bolaños, Liturgist/Sacristan Cathy Case, Financial Records & Data Assistant Maria Castillo, Facilities Coordinator MUSIC DIRECTOR Jose Castillo Anna Cole, Administrative Assistant Teresa Gomez, Receptionist Stephanie Segovia, Communications Coordinator/Office Support DEACON COUNSELOR Joe Borrego Dr. Gerry Grace, L.P.C., L.M.F.T. (Contact Parish Office for Referral) MASSES "doration $hapel %ours Monday thru Friday: 9:00 am Monday – Sunday 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Saturday: 5:00 pm Sunday: 7:00 am, 8:30 am (Bilingual) & 11:00 am Confession (Parlor): Thursday 9:35 am & Saturday 3:30 pm SACRAMENTS Baptism: Must be registered parishioners for a minimum of six months First Communion & Confirmation: Contact Parish Office Marriage: Contact Pastor one year prior to Marriage and registered parishioners for a minimum of six months OFFICE HOURS (Temporary) Monday – Friday 8:30 am – 12:00 pm Parish Office: 210-824-1743 Fax: 210-824-3283 102 Lorenz Road, San Antonio, Texas 78209 www.stanthonydepadua.org OVASE Archdiocesan Misconduct Hotline: 844-709-1169 June 6, 2021 A priest working in England tells about a young man he met in Brixton prison, when he was the Catholic chaplain there. The young man came to Mass, in the prison, every Sunday. Clearly, faith and a sense of belonging meant a lot to him. The day before he was released, he told the priest he would go to Mass every Sunday, in his local parish. About two months later, the priest met him again and he was back in prison. He greeted the priest warmly, though sadly. He told him that he had gone to Mass every Sunday for three weeks, but nobody spoke to him. After Mass, everybody went away and he felt so alone. At times, we need to be alone; the soul requires solitude in order to maintain its individuality. But, to be alone as a permanent condition is not a good thing. Human beings are social by nature. Of ourselves, we are incomplete. We need other people in our lives. To feel this need is not a sign of sickness, but of health. Our greatest need is for companionship. There is a lot of loneliness in the world today. Many people are crying out for companionship. The word “companion” is a lovely word. It comes from two Latin words, cum which means “with,” and pains which means “bread.” So, “companion” literally means someone with whom I share bread. Two people who have shared bread would never think of themselves as strangers again. When people invite us to their table, they are offering us more than food. They are offering us hospitality, trust, and friendship. We feel honored. The talk is as much a part of the fare as the food. Afterwards, we feel nourished, not only in body, but also in heart and in spirit. This brings us to the Eucharist, the meal the Lord asked us to celebrate in his memory. It is the Lord who invites us to this meal. By inviting us to partake of the sacred food of the Eucharist, Jesus makes us his companions and friends. In becoming friends with Jesus, we ought to become companions and friends to one another. But does this happen in practice? Nowadays a person could come to Mass in a car, and go away afterwards without making contact with anyone. Can such a person say that he/she has truly been to Mass? If we were able to go into the room where Jesus ate the Last Supper with his apostles, we would immediately get a sense of bonding. Here was a group of companions sitting around a table, sharing a meal. We cannot be in communion with Jesus without being in communion with one another. We need Christ, which is obvious. We also need one another. To be a believer, or just a spiritual person, in today’s world can be a lonely business. Here is where the community comes in. We are a community of believers whose common faith strengthens the faith of each individual. Building community is not that hard. It just takes ordinary friendliness. The first step is to become acquainted. Our parishes ought to be welcoming, caring families where the unconditional love of God is found and offered to all. The first Christians supported one another. They forgave each other’s offenses, shared their possessions, and fostered the spirit of community. The Eucharist was at the center of everything. It was the Eucharist, which bound them together and enabled them to offer a loving service to one another. June 6, 2021 Sunday, June 6 Sunday, June 6 7:00 AM 7:00 AM Mass—Church For all St. Anthony de Padua Parishioners 8:30 AM Mass—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook 8:30 AM 11:00 AM Mass & Novena—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook Mike Pantusa Reginaldo & Imelda Villegas by Oliva Villegas Monday, June 7 11:00 AM 9:00 AM Mass & Novena—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook Dorothy Sims by Jack Sims Minnie Garcia by her loving family Tuesday, June 8 For all St. Anthony de Padua Parishioners 9:00 AM Mass & Novena—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook Wednesday, June 9 Monday, June 7 9:00 AM 9:00 AM Mass & Novena—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook For all departed souls of the Fernandez Family by Anjelo & Alita For all who died in the pandemic & Filomeno Fernandes by Anjelo & Thursday, June 10 Alita 9:00 AM Mass & Novena—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook Special Intention for Gavin Armstrong on his birthday by Judy Crawford 6:00 PM Evening Prayer—Livestreaming on Facebook Special Intention for Rita Guevara lovingly by Margaret & Carlos Collazo & Family Friday, June 11 9:00 AM Mass & Novena—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook Tuesday, June 8 9:00 AM Dorothy Sims by Jack Sims Saturday, June 12 Mario Rendon by Edith Cuellar 5:00 PM Mass & Novena—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook Anthony Fernandes by Anjelo & Alita Special Intention for Marshall Armstrong on his birthday by Judy Crawford Sunday, June 13 7:00 AM Mass—Church Wednesday, June 9 9:00 AM 8:30 AM Mass—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook Mario Rendon lovingly by Margaret & Carlos Collazo & Family 11:00 AM Mass & Novena—Church & Livestreaming on Facebook Special Intention for Benjamin Crawford on his birthday by Judy Crawford Special Intention for Stella LuPlatte by Betty & Tim Horan $ Thursday, June 10 9:00 AM Offertory for May 30, 2021: 8,182.60 Dorothy Sims by Jack Sims Online Giving: $12,073.50 Special Intention for Dominic & Agusting Goes $ Special Intention for Adiejan/Daylcen Brothers TOTAL: 20,256.10 Friday, June 11 9:00 AM (Last Year) May 31, 2020 Offertory: $21,480.05 Andrelina Fernandes by Anjelo & Alita Special Intention for Jessica Rutledge on her birthday by Annette & Pryor Boyce Special Intention for Cameron Armstrong on her birthday by Judy Crawford Saturday, June 12 5:00 PM Charlotte & Oscar Wueste & Mary Rieber by Ron & Charlotte Greenberg In thanksgiving to St. Anthony by Madeline Pantuso In thanksgiving for the 55th wedding anniversary of Ron & Charlotte Greenberg Sunday, June 13 7:00 AM For all St. Anthony de Padua Parishioners Sunday: Mark 14:12-16, 22-26 8:30 AM Monday: Matthew 5:1-12 Manuel & Maria Cabrera by Emely Cabrera Carmela & Richard Larrumbide by the Larrumbide Family Tuesday: Matthew 5:13-16 Miguel & Carmen Villegas by Oliva Cisneros 11:00 AM Wednesday: Matthew 5:17-19 Dorothy Sims by Jack Sims Thursday: Matthew 5:20-26 In thanksgiving to St. Anthony de Padua by Avelinda Arguijo Diaz Special Intention for James Fernandes Friday: John 19:31-37 In thanksgiving to St. Anthony by Ricky E. Saturday: Luke 2:41-51 June 6, 2021 THIS WEEKEND’S (JUN 5TH - 6TH ) ARDIOCESAN COLLECTION: PRIEST PENSION COLLECTION Those who wish to contribute can do so online through , or by mail/drop-off to the parish office. The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ: June 6, 2021 The cup of salvation I will take up, and I will call upon the name of the Lord. — Psalm 116:13 TUESDAY, JUNE 1ST PANTRY REPORT: * Helped 23 families with food (73 total people) * Distributed 832 pounds of food * Gave out $1,275 in HEB gift cards for perishable food * Received 93 pounds of donated food * Assisted 4 Families w/Rent (11 total people): $8,075 * Assisted 2 Families w/Utilities (7 total people): $602.84 FOOD WE COULD USE: CANNED CORN ● GREEN BEANS ● CANNED FRUIT ● PEANUT BUTTER SPAM ● RICE ● TOMATO SAUCE ● FIDEO Food donations can be dropped off at the following places: The pantry on Tuesdays between 10:00am and 12:00pm In the blue donation bin inside the office during office hours, Monday - Friday 8:30am - 12:00pm In the basket at the back of the church June 6, 2021 ! First Name Last Name High School College Attending/Military/Workforce Marcelo Aguirre Alamo Heights High School Tulane University Sofia Barron LEE-Northeast School of the Arts University of North Texas Peter Beaudette Saint Mary's Hall Bucknell University Madelyn Borrego Alamo Heights High School University of the Incarnate Word Timothy Castillo Keystone High School Bates College Haley Coleman Alamo Heights High School Texas State or Colorado State University Elise Courand Reagan High School Texas A&M University Krysta Flores International School of America University of Texas at San Antonio Mia Flores International School of America University of Texas at Dallas Lucia Margarita Follman St.
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