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Prayer List PRAY for PRIESTS THIS WEEK Our Lady Queen of Peace 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time SUN, FEB 10 8:30 am - HENRY EDWARDS † Daily Readings by Eleanor Edwards Mon - Feb. 11 - Gn 1:1-19 * Mk 6:53-56 Thu - Feb. 14 - Dt 30:15-20 * Lk 9:22-25 MARY NGUYEN † by The Nguyen Family Tue - Feb. 12 - Gn 1:20—2:4A * Mk 7:1-13 Fri - Feb. 15 - Is 58:1-9A * Mt 9:14-15 11:00 am - INTENTIONS OF THE PARISH MON, FEB 11 Wed - Feb. 13 Ash Wednesday - Jl 2:12-18 * 2 Cor Sat - Feb. 16 - Is 58:9B-14 *Lk 5:27-32 8:00 am - VIRGINIA TONGSON † 5:20—6:2 * Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Sun - Feb. 17 - Dt 26:4-10 * Rom 10:8-13 * by Feliciano & Martha Bucag Lk 4:1-13 GUY FIDELIE † by M/M John Horn TUE, FEB 12 8:00 am - COMMUNION SERVICE Prayer List Because of space limitations, names will be taken of the prayer list after 3 months. Please call the ASH WEDNESDAY, FEB 13 8:00 am - TOMMY LITTLE † by M/M John Horn church office if you would like the name returned to the list. Thank you for your understanding. GERALD † and AGNES STUART (INT) by M/M Bob Wade Nicholas Allison Jennifer Chewens Brandi Lawson Betty Pond 10:00 am - Notre Dame Catholic School Mass Lois Allison Elva Creel Marife Lee Aubrey Reaves 7:00 pm - LOURDES ESTELLA † Jenna Lebow Askew Grace Ann Crocker Art Litteken, Sr. Nancy Romanek by M/M Virgil Frando Wanda Baker Mike Crumpton Abel Mahesh Meg Routh BRIGIDA BAUTISTA † by M/M Virgil Frando Larry Baldridge Adalie Dixon Eloise Majewski Cas Salkowski THU, FEB 14 Karen Ballog Robert Eisenbach Jane Majewski Stephanie Schroeder 8:00 am - GUY FIDELIE † by RoseMarie Fidelie & Family Robert Baumann Jathan Fields Marcelle Marchon Nelda Schreiber DAVY TOLENTINO (INT) by Rosalie Tolentino Shirley Bennet Kathy Fields Clara Mathe Roland Sigler FRI, FEB 15 Tommy & Peggy Foix Kyler Maylar Charles Simmons 8:00 am - JOE PALKOWETZ † by M/M John Horn Sheryl Berend Antone Frerich Mike & Bette Skurkey THE FIELDS FAMILY † by M/M Johnny Fields Beth Bevels Lorene Goforth Virginia Michonski Jeff Smith SAT, FEB 16 Irene Bindel Lucille Gordon Jinny Millican Kathy & Helen Spyra 6:00 pm - MARY MAXON † by Donna Maxon DONORS and VOLUNTEERS of St. Vincent de Belle Biver Lynda Gould Dale Minniear Audrey Stephens Paul (INT) by Donna Maxon Betty Bohac Lola Clyde Greaves Denise Morath Sr. Josephine Stewart SUN, FEB 17 Cyndi Boone Lawrence Holub Kevin Morath Caroline Studdard 8:30 am - FRANCISCO BORJA † Ruthie Booth Helen Innes Diane Mulick Sr. Devota Sweeney by M/M Davy Tolentino Rocky Bray Don & Jean Isbell Lauren Neville Dave Teichman NICKY MARTINEZ † by M/M Jack Lavy Kelly Brock Betty Janota Ray Newsome Franklin Tolentino 11:00 am - INTENTIONS OF THE PARISH Clare Browning Nelda Jansen Patty Oechsner Jan Wiggins Jo Bybee Diane Jones Jeanette Palkowetz Ron & Mary Wilson FREE MASS TIMES APP - for when you’re away! Ivy Cadotte Joe and Sharon Kirk Joe Petz Jr. * New this week The Catholic Directory iPhone App is FREE and will quickly find Delbert Catlin Anita Kortbawi Marvin Policky the churches nearest to you, including Mass Times, Web sites, Maps, Directions, Staff, Bulletins, and other important infor- PRAY FOR PRIESTS THIS WEEK mation. Powered by TheCatholicDirectory.com. Listed below are the Priests of our Diocese for whom we are asked to pray for daily. INTENTIONS OF THE HOLY FATHER 2/11 - Rev. Robert Thames 2/14 - Very Rev. Timothy Thompson, JCL 2/16 - Very Rev. Anh Tran, JCL 2/12 - Rev. Ouseph Thekkaumthala 2/15 - Rev. Raymond M. Nguyen Thu, CMC 2/17 - Rev. Laurence Uhlman, TOR for February 2/13 - Rev. George Thennattil, TOR, General: That migrant families, in particular mothers, may be sustained and accompanied Eternal Father, we lift up to You these and all the priests of the world. Sanctify them. Heal and guide them. Mold them into the likeness of Your Son, Jesus, the Eternal High Priest. May their lives be pleasing to You. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen. in their difficulties. Missionary: That peoples experiencing war and conflicts may be the protagonists in the PRAYER for OUR TROOPS building of a future of peace. Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Weekly Contributions Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. Contribution for Feb. 3: ............................................$13,130.93 We ask this in the name of Jesus. Amen. Faith Direct disbursement SUN - FEB 10 FEB 13 - ASH WEDNESDAY Enroll in automatic electronic offertory program through Faith Donut Social after Mass No Activities Direct. eGiving is simple, easy and convenient. Save time with 9:30 am - Catholicism Series/HFC THU - FEB 14 Faith Direct while helping our church reduce expenses. Visit www. 2:00 pm - Youth Band/PH 7:00 pm - R.C.I.A./NDE cafe faithdirect.net and sign up today or call 1-866-507-8757 for 4:00 pm - Baptism Class/SJR SAT - FEB 16 info: our parish code is TX420. Join fellow parishioners who are 6:00 pm - C.R.H.P. Diocesan Middle School Youth Rally making use of this convenient program. (Men/PH - Women/NDE cafe) SUN - FEB 17 MON - FEB 11 Mr. Brian Casey speaking at Mass Adoration of the 6:45 pm - Season of Hope/Conference Room 9:30 am - Discovery (Youth)/PH Most Blessed Sacrament 7:00 pm - Catholicism Series/PH Catholicism series/ HFC Every Wednesday - 4:00pm - 6:00pm 7:00 pm - Parish Council Mtg/SJR 6:00 pm - C.R.H.P. (Men/PH - Rosary at 5:30pm -Mass at 6:15pm TUE - FEB 12 Women/NDE cafe) Every First Friday - 9:00am - 9:00pm 6:00 pm - Mardi Gras Potluck Celebration/ 7:00 pm - Parish Mission- in the Holy Family Chapel PH Our Walk in His Footsteps/Church February 10, 2013 Parish Activities SAFE ENVIRONMENT SESSIONS FOR 2013 Prayer Shawl Ministry The Diocese of Fort Worth requires ALL Parish Volunteers to attend a Safe Environment session Feb 19: 9:30 - 11:30am every 3 years. Safe Environment is dedicated to ensuring a Safe and Respectful conduct for ALL Feb 21: 7 - 9pm Ministries. Contact Deacon Jim at the church office to schedule a class. in the St. Joseph Rm • • • Call JoAnn for info 940-691-0460 YARN SHOP!!! Heading to Oklahoma for some fun, lunch and yarn shopping. Tuesday, Mar. 5. Mark your calendar We will be taking the OLQP bus and our special driver, Renee, is returning for the occasion. CATHOLICISM Attention Knitter’s and Crocheter’s: If An Adult Formation Program you can crochet or knit laprobes, prayer shawls, Sessions available Sunday after the 8:30 Mass (Holy Family Chapel) baby blankets or wedding afghans at home, and Tuesdays at 7:00 pm (Parish Hall) this ministry would gladly receive them. You Father Robert Barron is the creator and host of CATHOLICISM, a groundbreaking, 10-part do not have to be at the meeting to contribute Documentary and Study Program about the Catholic Faith. Father Robert Barron is an acclaimed to this ministry. Copies of patterns and prayers author, speaker, and theologian. are available. Thank you in advance for sharing Childcare Available your time and talent with our parish and Call Deacon Jim if you need childcare for Tuesday sessions or if you have any questions concerning community. this program, please contact Deacon Jim at 696-1253. • • • Lesson 5: The Indispensable Man - Peter, Paul and the Missionary Adventure WANTED: small flower vases. Bring them to Lesson 6: A Body Both Suffering & Glorious - The Mystical Union of Christ and the Church the church office. They will be used in a Flower Lesson 7: Word Made Flesh, True Bread of Heaven - The Mystery of the Liturgy & the Eucharist Ministry. Lesson 8: A Vast Company of Witnesses - The Communion of Saints • • • Lesson 9: The Fire of His Love - Prayer and Life of the Spirit CHRIST RENEWS HIS PARISH #2 Lesson 10: World Without End - The Last Things FEB 23/24 for WOMEN • • • & MAR 2/3 for MEN. Help Catholics come home call the church office for information Do you know someone who was baptized Catholic but has stopped attending Mass, is questioning or to register. the faith, or hasn’t found a parish home? Why not help your friend to come home? Perhaps you can • • • act as a resource or offer to attend Mass together. If you aren’t sure how to help, ask your pastor Pilgrim Virgin Statue or priest for advice. Visitation Schedule Prayer for the Renewal of Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish Feb 09-16 Betty Harris Gracious and caring Father, FREE us to respond to Your call; 940 723-4805 we thank You for the gift of EMPOWER us to respond to Your call, 1657 Elizabeth St. (WF) Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish. so that we may trust and act upon it. Feb 16-23 READY each of us for the renewal of You continue to reveal Yourself to us Frank & Martha Pena our personal faith and in new and wonderful ways. 940 592-4320 of our parish community Keep us alert to Your Presence 1007 Foley Ave (IP) through Christ Renews His Parish. in our lives by the gift of Your Spirit. Feb 23-Mar 02 OPEN our hearts and God of our journey, Maria Gutierres minds to Your Holy Spirit; we offer joy-filled praise 940 322-6130 SPEAK to us Your life-giving word; for the faithfulness of Your love, 5155 Royalwood Dr (WF) SET AFLAME the love in our hearts; through Christ our Lord.
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