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St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2019 SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCY Saturday - 5:00 p.m. (Anticipated) Sunday - 9:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 1:30p.m. Español 5:00 p.m. Weekday Mass: Tuesday thru Friday - 6:00 p.m. (Monday - Communion Service at 6:00 p.m.) Tuesday - 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Lk 6:43 Saturday - 3:30 p.m. Office: 903-894-7647 Fax: 903-894-7739 We extend a very special welcome to our 18221 FM 2493, Flint, Texas 75762 friends and visitors who have come to For Sacramental Emergencies call: pray with us today. Whether you’re just . having a look or are searching for a place Fr. James Rowland: 903-283-3340 to worship, we’re happy to have you here. Fr. Peter McGrath: 903-424-8810 We trust that our worship will be encouraging to all and hope that you find a warm, welcoming community here at St. Mary Magdalene Parish. .stmarymagdaleneflint.org Weekly Calendar and Prayers Saturday, April 27 10:00 am Belles Flower Demonstration 3:30 pm Confessions 5:00 pm Mass -- Lisa Safford, RIP req. by Marge Devereaux Joyce Slayton James Gigliotti Sunday, April 28 DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY Noah David Williams Charles Seamands 9:00 am Mass - Cole Fine, B-day, requested by Berry Family Michael Williams Ginny Newton Procession, Chaplet and Celebration after Mass Kathleen White Gary Gilmore 11:30 am Mass - Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gabril, Special Intention Gil Allgaier Sara Terho-Streck requested by Petosa Family Procession, Chaplet and Celebration after Mass Osbelia Beard 1:30 pm Mass - John, Joe, and Rose Lynn Mike Connor Procession, Chaplet and Celebration after Mass Anna Wegener 5:00 pm Mass - Pro Popolo (for the people) Mary Jane Diekman 6:00 pm High School VERITAS Meeting James Albert Kane Monday, April 29 Frances Celia Grady 6:00 pm Mass - Ann Moyles, RIP Tuesday, April 30 7:00 am Adoration 9:00 am Rosary WO1 Jonathan W. Schlattner 9:30 am Mass - Ann Moyles, RIP U.S. Army Aviation (Pilot) Ft. Stewart, GA 6:00 pm Mass - Angel O. Rue, Sr., RIP requested by Petosa Family Lieutenant Sarah McGuire, U.S. Navy 7:00 pm Cursillo Pilot, Coronado Island, California Jeremy Obach Wednesday, May 01 Navy Officer - Pilot, Pensacola, FL Cpl. Joseph F. Canterbury IV 6:00 pm Mass - Margaret O'Sullivan, RIP 6:00 pm Faith Formation Westpoint 6:30 pm May Crowning If you have a loved one in active service for our Thursday, May 02 country, please email the office with their rank, name and where they are 10:00 am QUEST (Women's Scripture Study Group) deployed. 11:30 am SALT 6:00 pm Mass - Patrick Daly, RIP Friday, May 03 6:00 pm Mass - Ann Greely, RIP Trish Anderson Tom Kestler Saturday, May 04 Moreno-Arenas Jan King Family specially for Paul Landers 3:30 pm Confessions Regina Madeline & Richard 5:00 pm Mass - Jimmy & Patti Stocks, Special Intention Maurci Blackmon Lewis requested by Marolyn Stocks Anne Brannan Jim Londo Sunday, May 05 Pat Brown Jackie Osteen Gary Cool Peaches Owen Bert Dennison Jane Prokesh 9:00 am Mass -- SMM Dearly Departed Richard Dutke Joel Rivera 10:30 am SEEK 10:30 am RCIA Gen'l Howard Fish Sinead Rowland 10:30 am ALMS meeting Dolores Grant Jamie Sonko 11:30 am Mass - Bishop Gorman Catholic School req. by Petosa Family Alfred & Carolyn Thomas Torre 1:30 pm Mass - Pro Popolo (For the People) Hebert Carly Walker 5:00 pm Mass - Michael McGuire, RIP Cheryl Jansen Mary Ann Wright Please contact Debbie Steves for our prayer line at: [email protected] Liturgical Ministers APRIL 27/28, 2019 SATURDAY 5:00PM Readers: Sandy Rayburn, Aileen Francisco Extraordinary Ministers: Ed Francisco, J. Rayburn, Joe & Margaret Oppenheimer Altar Servers: SUNDAY 9:00am Readers: Tiffinie Garner, Christy Graves Extraordinary Ministers: Brian Garner, Paula Dockter, David & Karen Fenter, Peter & Lorraine Sullivan Altar Servers: Leah McDonald, Lainey & Landon Fletcher SUNDAY 11:30am Readers: Milt Price, Darrell Sundstrom Extraordinary Ministers: Linda Roberson, Lisa Propper, Paula Park, Wanda Taylor, Theresa Kennerly, Marge Devereaux Altar Servers: Michael Lowe, Jade & Sapphire Nunn SUNDAY 5:00pm Readers: Janice Underwood, Juliee Denman Extraordinary Ministers: Beth Filla, Billy Denman Altar Servers: Brady & Kelsey Filla Saints of the Week Monday, April 29, Saint Catherine of Siena, Virgin, Doctor of the Church – died in 1380; O.P. tertiary, mystic, and author (The Dialogue); peacemaker within the Church and renewer of religious life; worked toward ending the Avignon papacy under Gregory XI (1377); declared doctor of the Church in 1970; patroness of Italy and, together with St. Bridget of Sweden and St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein), co-patroness of Europe. Tuesday, April 30, Saint Pius V, Pope – died May 1, 1572; O.P. who implemented the reforms of the Council of Trent; promulgated the Roman Catechism, the Roman Missal, and the Roman Breviary whose 1962 editions may be used according to the norms of the 2007 motu proprio, Summorum Pontificum, of Pope Benedict XVI; canonized May 22, 1712. Wednesday, May 1, Saint Joseph the Worker Thursday, May 2, Saint Athanasius, Bishop, Doctor of the Church – died in 373; forty-five years the bishop of Alexandria; champion of Nicea (325); prolific polemicist against the Arians who exiled him five times; one of the four great doctors of the Eastern Church; wrote On the Incarnation, the Discourse Against the Arians, and the Life of Antony; known as the “Doctor of the Incarnation.” Friday, May 3 – Saints Philip and James, Apostles – Philip died in the 1st century; from Bethsaida; among the first disciples called by Jesus; tradition holds he preached in Phrygia, dying on a cross at Hierapolis; two apocryphal works attributed to him; with James, venerated as the patron saints of Uruguay. James died in 62; son of Alphaeus and cousin or “brother of the Lord”; surnamed “the Less” or “the Just” for his piety; leader of the Jerusalem Church; an epistle is ascribed to him; believed to have been beaten or stoned to death; patron of the dying; both saints mentioned in the Roman Canon. BAPTISM ANNOUNCEMENTS Children’s Liturgy of the Word Sundays, September - May 9:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Masses Is the Holy Spirit nudging you to share your faith? Please consider becoming a volunteer for Children’s Liturgy of the Word. With great joy the Catholic community announces that Tommy Mano Sanchez, an infant, is to be baptized by We are still in need of volunteers for the 11:30 a.m. Mass! water and the Holy Spirit. The baptism will take place Saturday, May 4th. Please contact Michelle Overmeyer Faith Formation MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Please turn in your Rice Bowls! May 1 May Crowning – Last Class for School Year May 8 Confirmation/Holy Communion Assessment 3rd-High School Confirmation/First Holy Communion Please turn in documents for Sacraments ASAP. Confirmation Mass on Thursday May 23 has reached capacity. All other requests will be scheduled for Wednesday May 22. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Children Completing K to 5th ** FAITH FORMATION & SACRAMENTS CONTACT ** June 17-21 9am to Noon MARY SUE JAGERS 903-930-6912 Are you ready for a Safari? [email protected] We are looking for volunteers (Please contact Mary Sue Jagers) JUNE 10 - 14 Each Summer youth from St. Mary Magdalene GRADUATION IS COMING! join with Christ Episcopal Church If you are a senior or a parent of a for a full week of serving in our Tyler community. senior, please contact the parish office and let us know! WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? Students entering 6th grade through graduating seniors SAVE THE DATES: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Sunday 4/28 >> WE ALSO NEED ADULT VOLUNTEERS << HIGH SCHOOL 6pm - 8 pm To volunteer and stay up-to-date: Wednesday 5/8 MIDDLE SCHOOL Text this message: @tmw19 6:00 - 7:30pm To this number: 81010 Mon - Fri TYLER MISSION WEEK June 10 - 14 Middle & High Watch for More information soon! 7:30am - 4pm School Mon-Fri VACATION BIBLE ** YOUTH MINISTRY CONTACT ** MICHELLE OVERMEYER June 17-21 SCHOOL 903.894.7647 [email protected] 9am - 12noon YOUth Volunteers Needed Faith Formation R.C.I.A Thinking about Marriage? Whether you’re looking to take the next step towards becoming Catholic or you just want to ask more questions about the Cath- Please contact the office if you would like to olic faith, our RCIA program is the place for know more about our marriage preparation you. program! We meet on Sunday mornings at 10:15 am in a comfortable setting on the second floor. If you want to know more feel free to Contact Us! Cursillo de Cristiandad Abril 25-28 Para mas información comuniquese con Humberto Vences al 903-258-4255 Women's Bible Study. Meets every Thursday from 10 am to 11:30 am This is a wonderful group of ladies that share their faith in fellowship and prayer. Every woman is invited! Divine Mercy Sunday The Divine Mercy Message and Devotion The message of The Divine Mercy is simple. It is that God loves us – all of us. And, he wants us to recognize that His mercy is greater than our sins, so that we will call upon Him with trust, receive His mercy, and let it flow through us to others. Thus, all will come to share His joy. A - Ask for His Mercy. God wants us to approach Him in prayer constantly, repenting of our sins and asking Him to pour His mercy out upon us and upon the whole world. B - Be merciful. God wants us to receive His mercy and let it flow through us to others.
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