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“FOR WHERE TWO OR THREEARE GATHERED TOGETHER IN MY NAME,
THERE AM I IN THE MIDST OF THEM.”MATTHEW 18:20
SAINT FERDINAND & GOOD SHEPHERD
PARISH BULLETIN | SEPTEMBER 10, 2017 | THE TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
IN THIS ISSUE: FINDING JOY IN LIFE | RICH PARENT MEETING | POPE CORNELIUS
Thank you for Celebrating the Mass with us. We are glad that you are here. If you have any questions about our parish or joining the Catholic faith, please contact the Church office for information concern-ing reception of Baptism, First Reconciliation, First Eucharist, Confirmation, Matrimony and Anointing of the Sick. Parent interviews for Baptism need to be scheduled with the priest six weeks in advance. Mar-riage Arrangements need to be made with the priest at least six months in advance. Holy Communion can be brought to the sick on request. If you know of any-one in need please call the office.
Welcome Visitors & Guests
Saturday Evening Masses: St. Ferdinand (Blanco) 5:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. (Español)
Sunday Morning Masses: Good Shepherd (Johnson City): 9:00 a.m.St. Ferdinand (Blanco): 11:00 a.m.
All weekday Masses have been suspended at this time. Communion services will be held on Wednesdays at 6 p.m. at St Ferdinand and Thursdays at 6 p.m. at Good Shepherd. Thank you for your understanding.
Sacrament of Reconciliation / ConfessionSaturday, 4:00 p.m. (Blanco)
Websites:
For a complete list of ministries, contacts, and other resources, please visit our websites:
www.stferdinandblanco.orgwww.goodshepherdjctx.org
mass schedule
Monday through Friday:10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
office hours
Mailing Address:25 Main St.Blanco, TX 78606
Phone Numbers:Main Office: (830) 833-5227Office Fax: (830) 833-9978
General [email protected]
Bulletin [email protected]
staff emails
Rev. Fr. Wade Russell, [email protected]
Deacon Jessie Esquivel [email protected]
Deacon Tony Barbour [email protected]
James Longoria, PBA, Youth [email protected]
Susan Moore, Director of Religious [email protected]
Carla Ammons, Secretary & [email protected]
Cathy Cudd, Secretary & [email protected]
office contact information
“Christ redeemed us on the hard arms of the Cross, and his knight will not serve him in any other way.”
-SAINT FERDINAND III OF CASTILE
family ConneCtion: the twenty-third sunday in ordinary time
A Roman priest, Cornelius was elect-ed Pope to succeed Fabian in an election de-layed fourteen months by Decius’ persecu-tion of the Christians. The main issue of his pontificate was the treatment to be accorded Christians who had been apostasized during the persecution. He condemned those con-fessors who were lax in not demanding pen-ance of these Christians and supported St. Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage, against Novatus and his dupe, Felicissimus, whom he had set up as an antibishop to Cyprian, when Nova-tus came to Rome. On the other hand, he also denounced the Rigorists, headed by Nova-tian, a Roman priest, who declared that the Church could not pardon the lapsi (the lapsed Christians), and declared himself Pope. How-
ever, his declaration was illegitimate, making him an antipope. The two extremes eventual-ly joined forces, and the Novatian movement had quite a vogue in the East. Meanwhile, Cornelius proclaimed that the Church had the authority and the power to forgive repen-tant lapsi and could readmit them to the sac-raments and the Church after they had per-formed proper penances. A synod of Western bishops in Rome in October 251 upheld Cor-nelius, condemned the teachings of Novatian, and excommunicated him and his followers. When persecutions of the Christians started up again in 253 under Emperor Gallus, Cor-nelius was exiled to Centum Cellae (Civita Vecchia), where he died a martyr probably of hardships he was forced to endure.
finding Joy in the lord by barbara dilly
Conflict and disagreements are a natural part of family life, but families are also where we learn to resolve conflicts with love and respect. As you gather as a family this week, discuss the procedures for resolving disputes in your family. What kinds of things produce disagreements in your family? Do children frequently request the assis-tance of the adults when a disagreement arises? How do the adults respond? In today’s Gospel, Jesus teaches his disciples the way in which they are to handle conflict with-in the Christian community of the Church. Read together this Gospel, Matthew 18:15-20. Invite family members
to summarize the steps that Jesus proposes for resolving conflict. How might today’s Gospel inform your family’s handling of disagreements? If you have time, your family might choose to role play how Jesus’ teaching about con-flict resolution might be applied to a disagreement that sometimes occurs in your household. In today’s Gospel, Jesus also promises that he will help those who pray to him with their needs. Pray together that each member of your family will learn to handle conflict in a Christian manner. Pray together the Peace Prayer of Saint Francis.
Why are some people so joyful? And why is it so important that we go to church to express our joy? The Psalm today calls us to “sing joyfully to the Lord.” And at the same time, it warns us against hardening our hearts toward God. That is the challenge, I think, for all of us. Our hard heartedness keeps us from joyfulness. It is evident in many ways. One is in our unwillingness to turn from our wicked ways. Another is in our inabili-ty to love others. But mostly, it is in our inability to love ourselves – to be joyful! The good news of the message of reconciliation is Christ living in and among us so that we can more easily over-come our hard-heartedness and be joyful! Through Christ, we can be more loving, we can be more forgiving, we can be more joyful! One very basic way we can express God’s love for us is to be joyful! If we really accept that the Lord is the rock of our
salvation, we can come into his presence with thanks-giving. Yes, we can be joyful! If we really accept that we are the people the Lord guides, we can be grateful. Yes, we can be joyful! Joy in the presence of God is quite dif-ferent, I think, from happiness as this world defines it. It is much deeper. It is not just about our emotions, it is about our souls. A joyful person is not a happy Pollyan-na who never faces adversity or engages in wickedness. A joyful person is someone who does not refuse to turn away from wickedness when the Lord speaks. Joyful people do not harden their hearts to God. Joyful people are open-hearted redeemed sinners who are grateful. In joy, we bow down in worship and kneel be-fore the Lord. In joy, for our salvation, we come into the Lord’s presence to hear his voice. Let us pray together then, that we will not harden our hearts, but that we will come into God’s presence singing joyfully!
saint of the week: PoPe Cornelius
Parish ministries & information
Week of September 9 - September 16, 2017
All weekday Masses have been suspended at this time. Communion services will be held on Wednesdays at 6 p.m. at St Ferdinand and Thursdays at 6 p.m. at Good Shepherd. Thank you for your understanding.
Saturday, September 9th (StF) 5:00 p.m.Repose of the Soul of Carolyn Geringer offered by Lonnie Humrichouse
Saturday, September 9th (StF) 7:00 p.m.Bendiciones para la Comunidad Hispania
Sunday, September 10th (GS) 9:00 a.m.Repose of the Soul of Charles Pflueger, Jr. offered by the Carbary Family
Sunday, September 10th (StF) 11:00 a.m.For the Health of Owen Schilling offered by Susan Moore
Wednesday, September 13th (StF) 6:00 p.m.Communion Service
Thursday, September 14th (GS) 6:00 p.m.Communion Service
Saturday, September 16th (StF) 5:00 p.m.Repose of the Soul of Carolyn Geringer offered by Lonnie Humrichouse
Saturday, September 17th (StF) 7:00 p.m.Bendiciones para la Comunidad Hispania
masses & intentions
Week of September 3, 2017Thank you for your generosity! St. Ferdinand:Regular Collection $3,771.00Black Bag $1,374.00
Good Shepherd:Regular Collection $1,174.42Building Fund $215.28
Honor the LORD with your wealth,with first fruits of all your produce
Then will your barns be filled with plenty,with new wine your vats will overflow.
- Proverbs 3:10
collections statement
Please pray for parishioners’ spiritual, mental and physical needs.
Cynthia Ford, Ralph Moss, George Richey, Charles McKinney, Nellie Upshaw, Naomi Michalsky, Charles Reinert, Pam Woods, Clara Jo Bindseil, Wyatt Ledesma, Lucille Scharnhorst, Joe D. Riba Sr., Ruben Gon-zales, Lupe Barrera, Clifford Lane, Polo Zamora, Claire Cantini, Liz Marchand, and Roselle Wagner Fischler
If you or someone you know needs prayer in a special way, please email: [email protected]. Prayer inten-tions will be listed here for two weeks at a time unless exten-uating circumstances warrant further publication.
Prayer list
Please see Fr. Wade or other celebrant before or after mass for any birthday, anniversary, or special bless-ings for you or your family. Fr. Wade is always happy to extend a blessing on your special occasion.
Birthdays & anniVersaries
Good Shepherd is happy to continue its tradition of a prayer chalice for vocations. It is given to the re-ceiving family after Mass in a private ceremony with Fr. Wade. If your family feels called to pray with the Chalice, please contact Warren Davis before or after Mass or by calling him directly at 713-569-9491.
Vocations chalice
Know that the LORD is God, he made us, we belong to him,we are his people, the flock he shepherds.
-PSALM 100:3
St. Anne’s Altar Society Meets the 1st Thursday of the month at 9:00 a.m. in the parish hall following 8:00 mass. Light brunch served before the meeting starts.
Good Shepherd Men’s Club Meets the 3rd Sunday of the month after 9:00 a.m. mass.
Knights of ColumbusMeets the 3rd Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the St. Ferdinand parish hall
Catholic Daughters Of The AmericasMeets the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the St. Ferdinand parish hall (No meetings June - August).
St. Ferdinand’s Parish ChoirMeets Wednesday nights at 5:30 p.m. Call 830-833-4939 for more information.
Good Shepherd Children’s Choir:Meets Wednesday nights at 7:00 p.m.
St. Ferdinand Youth Choir:Meets the 3rd Sunday of the month at 10 a.m. in the St. Ferdinand Chapel
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA)Meets Thursday nights from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. in the St. Ferdinand RE Building.
Women’s Bible Study:Meets every Thursday at 1:00 pm (Good Shepherd RE Building)
Parish orGanizations &meetinG times
“We, though many, are one body in Christ and individually parts of one another.”-ROMANS 12:5
RE Teachers and Aides Needed
St. Ferdinand and Good Shepherd are both in need of catechists and aides for the 2017-2018 RE year. For more information on how you can serve, please contact the appropriate site leader below:
St. Ferdinand:Susan Moore, Director of [email protected]
Good Shepherd:Margie Vasquez, RE [email protected]
The life of a teacher, as I know from personal experience, is very chal-
lenging and demanding, but it is also profoundly satisfying-SAINT POPE JOHN PAUL II
RICH Core Team Members Needed!
RICH High School Youth Ministry is currently in need of Adult and Young Adult volunteers to serve on Core Team. Core Team members serve as small group leaders, mentors, and catechists in a fun and positive youth ministry environment. If you or someone you know is interested in becom-ing a member of RICH Core Team, please email [email protected].
“my sheeP hear my voiCe; i know them, and they follow me.”-JOHN 10:27
Parish ministries & information, Cont’d
uPcominG Volunteer oPPortunities
RICH Youth MinistryHigh School Religious EducationSunday Evening 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
CHOSENPreparation for the Sacrament of ConfirmationSign-ups for Confirmation 2018 will begin November 2017
Please contact [email protected] to reg-ister or for any questions concerning High School age Religious Education classes and activities.
YOUTH CHOIRSt. Ferdinand and Good Shepherd are in need of youth and young adults to help lead worship at one Mass per month. No prior liturgical music experience is necessary.
Youth Choir rehearsals have been moved to 10 a.m. before Mass on the third Sunday of each month. Song selections are available at stferdinandblanco.org/youthchoir
faith formation & religious eduCation
st. ferdinand
RE registration for the 2017 - 2018 RE year will be-gin soon. Please contact Susan in the RE office if you’re interested in volunteering or if you have any additional questions about Religious Education at St. Ferdinand.
RE Office Hours: Summer: By Appointment
RE Office: 830-833-0444 or [email protected]
If we don’t teach our children to follow Christ, the world will teach them not to.
Si no enseñamos a nuestros niños a seguir a Cristo, el mundo les enseñara a no seguirlo.
reliGious education youth ministry
“The parish community must continue to be the prime mover and pre-eminent place for catechesis.”
-SAINT POPE JOHN PAUL II
Good shePherd
Margie Vasquez, Coordinator of [email protected]
Faith Formation Schedule:
REGISTRATION BEGINS!! Sept. 3rd & 10th, After Mass in the RE Building!
Pre-K - 8th GradeSunday (After Mass) 10:15 - 11:30 a.m.
Sacrament Class (First Holy Communion)Wednesday 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
CHOSENPreparation for the Sacrament of ConfirmationSign-ups for Confirmation 2018 will begin November 2017
Women’s Bible Study - NEW!!!Thursdays at 1:00 in the RE building at Good Shepherd.
Patrick J. Hartin and his book, “Exploring the Spiritu-ality of the Gospels” are on tap for September 14, 2017If you have never come to one of our bible studies per-haps now is the time. All are welcome. Fr. Hartin’s plan is to have us each look at the gospels and decide who Je-sus is and what changes does this encounter with Jesus invite in each of us. He then gives us examples of people who have been invited by Jesus and have been trans-formed. The purpose of ‘The Spirituality of the Gos-pels”, is to open ourselves up to the “spiritual dimension of the gospels and to help us be transformed in Christ by the message and the vision of these men and women.
The book and study guide are a set and cost $16.00. Book scholarships are available. The class will be supplement-ed with a DVD presentation on each of the 7 lessons.
Come let us learn and share together. Let us for each woman who is being nudged by the Holy Spirit…the an-swer is, “yes Lord yes”!
To order a book call Karen Gebhardt 210-414-7301 or email [email protected].
reliGious education
faith formation & religious eduCation, Cont’d
confirmation 2017
Know that the LORD is God, he made us, we belong to him,we are his people, the flock he shepherds.
-PSALM 100:3
Faith Formation Schedule
Sunday, September 10 - Registration for Reli-gious Education will be available after Mass in the RE Building
Sunday, September 17 - Catechetical Sunday, Religious Education classes begin You will show me the path to life, abounding joy in your presence, the delights at your right hand forever. Psalm 16:11 (NAB)
Me mostraras la senda de la vida, la abundancia de goces que en ti moran, las delicias eternas a tu diestra. Salmos 15:11
it’s almost time!!!
Our new year is about to begin! Registration for St Ferdinand’s 2017-2018 Faith Formation program for elementary and middle school grades will be available after Masses on Sunday, September 1oth. Children’s Catechism classes will begin with a day of games and lots of smiles on Sunday, September 17th . Watch this section of the bulletin for more information as the date approaches. The purpose of catechism classes is to present the life and teachings of Jesus Christ; to enable the learner to grow in the love of Our Lord, to become more aware of the blessings of our Catholic Faith, and to live these teachings each day of our lives. to insPire our children and youth
Our Faith Formation Program is looking for volun-teers for next year who are willing to share their faith and their time as classroom assistants for Primary and Middle School grades, and/or in helping to lead short 15 minute segments of games each week. No experience necessary. Please contact Susan at 833-0444 or via email at [email protected] for more information.
Viene muy Pronto!
El ano de formación en la fe esta por empezar. In-scripciones para los Programas de Formación de Fe en 2017-2018 para los grados de la escuela primaria y los de middle school serán después de las misas del domingo, 10 de septiembre. Clases para niños comenzaran con un día de juegos y muchas sonri-sas el domingo, 17 de septiembre. Lee esta sección del boletín para más información en las próximas semanas. El propósito de clases del catequismo es para pre-sentar la vida y las enseñanzas del Señor Jesucris-to; para poder crecer en al amor a Nuestro Señor, llegar a ser mas consciente de las bendiciones de la fe Católica, y a vivir esas enseñanzas cada día de nuestras vidas. Para insPirar nuestros niños y JóVenes
Los Programas de Formación de Fe están buscando voluntarios para el próximo año que estén dispues-tos a compartir su fe y su tiempo como ayudantes o en ayudar en unos segmentos de juegos de 15 minu-tos cada semana. No se necesita experiencia. Para mas información, por favor llame a Susan en 833-0444 o por email en [email protected]. If we don’t teach our children to follow Christ, the world will teach them not to.
Si no enseñamos a nuestros niños a seguir a Cristo, el mundo les enseñara a no seguirlo.
9/17 - Rehearsal & Review - Mandatory! All paperwork and service hours due. StF, 12:30 p.m.9/24 - Confirmation Mass - 3 p.m., St. Ferdinand, Blanco
Please contact [email protected] for any questions regarding Confirmation prep.
sPeCial events and announCements
Catechetical Sunday 2017Living as Missionary Disciples This year, the Church will celebrate Catechetical Sunday on Septem-ber 17, 2017. The 2017 theme will be “Living as Missionary Disciples.” Those who the Community has designated to serve as catechists will be called forth to be commissioned for their ministry. Catechetical Sunday is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the role that each person plays, by virtue of Bap-tism, in handing on the faith and being a witness to the Gospel. Catechetical Sunday is an opportunity for all to rededicate themselves to this mission as a community of faith.
Good Shepherd Mexican Dinner 2017Sunday October 1st, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Good Shepherd will be hosting it’s annual Mexican Dinner fundraiser. Fund-raiser proceeds benefit the variety of wonderful ministries that happen at Good Shepherd every year. Plates can be purchased by donation and raffle ickets are avail-able for $5 each or. Please see the flier on the back of the bulletin for more details. We hope to see you there!
Statement of Bishop Joe S. Vásquez and Auxiliary Bishop Daniel E. Garcia of AustinConcerning the Catastrophic Effects of Hurricane Harvey
Together with our brother bishops, we urge all people of good will to be united with those suffering as a result of the catastrophic damage caused by Hurricane Harvey. We are deeply concerned about the parishes, communities and people that have been and will continue to be impacted by the storm. We urge all people to continue to follow the safety directives of the local emergency management officials. Even as the hurricane has been downgraded, some victims will feel the long-term effects of the system for years to come. We encourage the faithful of the Diocese of Austin to be spiritually united with the communities affected through prayer and support. Because we believe that “God is our refuge and our strength, an ever-present help in distress” (Psalm 46:1), our neighbors require our resolve to help them in their time of need. Considering the unprec-edented flooding and the disheartening circumstances in which our brothers and sisters find themselves, we are re-minded that Jesus requires us to help our neighbors out of mercy and love (cf Luke 10:29-37). Catholic Charities of Central Texas is coordinating our diocesan relief efforts. We encourage you to visit www.ccctx.org for more information on how to offer help and to provide financial assistance for the victims of the storm. Comunicado del Obispo José S. Vásquez y el Obispo Auxiliar Daniel E. Garcia de Austin
Respecto a los Efectos Catastróficos del Huracán Harvey Junto con nuestros hermanos obispos, urgimos a todas las personas de buena voluntad a que se unan con aquellos que sufren como resultado del daño catastrófico causado por el Huracán Harvey. Estamos profundamente consternados por las parroquias, comunidades y personas que han sido y continuarán siendo impactadas por la tormenta. Invitamos a toda la gente a que continúe siguiendo las directrices de seguridad de los oficiales del manejo de emergencias locales. Aún cuando el huracán ha bajado de nivel, algunas víctimas sufrirán los efectos a largo plazo del sistema de la tormenta durante los años venideros. Invitamos a los fieles de la Diócesis de Austin a estar unidos espiritualmente con las comunidades afectadas a través de la oración y el apoyo. Por que creemos que “Dios es nuestro amparo y fortaleza, nuestro pronto auxilio en las tribulaciones” (Salmo 46:1), nuestro prójimo necesita nuestra decisión de ayudarlo en su momento de necesidad. Considerando la inundación sin precedentes y las desesperadas circunstancias en las cuales nuestros hermanos y hermanas se encuentran a si mismos, se nos recuerda que Jesús nos pide ayudar a nuestro prójimo por misericordia y amor (cf Lucas 10:29-37). Caridades Católicas del Centro de Texas se encuentra coordinando nuestros esfuerzos diocesanos de alivio. Le invitamos a que visite www.ccctx.org para obtener más información sobre cómo puede usted ofrecer ayuda y proveer asistencia financiera para las víctimas de la tormenta.
RICH Youth Ministry is excited to kick-off the 2017-2018 RE year!Registration has begun online at stferdinandblanco.org/richyouth
All 9th-12th Graders are encouraged to register. RE fees apply.Please see the website for more details!
Mark your calendar with the following dates for upcoming RICH Events:9/17: RICH Registration & Parent Info Meeting 6 PM @ StF Parish Hall
10/1: RICH Kickoff10/8: Called to Protect for Youth Class
MEETING FOR YOUTH MINISTRY PARENTS!Sunday, September 17 at 6 p.m.
Parents of all 9th-12th graders are encouraged to attend a parent information meeting next Sunday evening. Fees, registration, curriculum and parent resources for 2017-2018 will be discussed. Refresh-ments and door prizes will also be provided. Thank you for attending!
mass PreParation: sePtember 17, 2017, twenty-fourth sunday in ordinary time
First Reading: Sirach 27:30-28:9Those who seek God’s mercy must be merciful toward others.
Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 103:1-4,9-12A song of praise to God who is kind and merciful.
Second Reading: Romans 14:7-9We belong to the Lord.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 18:21-35 Jesus teaches that we must forgive one another as God has forgiven us.
Trust and unity are important within any community. Jesus teaches us to go directly to the person who has wronged us. If reconcilia-tion does not occur, we are to go to another for assistance in addressing this matter. It is much easier to tell others first, when we are wronged. Yet, in so doing we show a lack of trust in our relationships with those in the community. Is there a person we need to speak to one-to-one for healing and unity?
La confianza y la unidad son importantes dentro de cualquier comunidad. Jesús nos en-seña a ir directamente a la persona que nos ha hecho daño. Si la reconciliación no ocurre, bus-caremos otra ayuda para abordar el asunto. Es mucho más fácil decir a otros cuando alguien nos ha lastimado. Sin embargo, al hacerlo así, mostramos una falta de confianza en nuestras relaciones con aquellos en la comunidad ¿Hay alguien con quien necesitamos hablar de uno a uno para hallar sanación y unidad?
Community Devotion to Venerable Solanus Casey Many in our families and community are in need of prayers due to illness, poverty and other hardships. We ask all of our parishioners and guests to pray for Fr. Wade as he faces cancer treatments. You can pray for this intention and your own through the intercession of Fr. Solanus Casey by reciting the prayer found below. On behalf of Fr. Wade and your parish family, thank you for your prayers. Prayer for the Beatification of Venerable Solanus CaseyImprimatur: +Adam Cardinal Maida, Archbishop of Detroit. March 31, 2007 © F.S.G. 3/07 O God, I adore You. I give myself to You. May I be the person You want me to be, and may Your will be done in my life today. I thank You for the gifts You gave to Father Solanus. If it is Your Will, bless us with the beatification of Vener-able Solanus so that others may imitate and carry on his love for all the poor and suffering of our world. As he joyfully accepted Your divine plans, I ask You, according to Your Will, to hear my prayer for (your intention) through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. +Blessed be God in all His designs. For more about the life of Venerable Fr. Solanus Casey, his spirituality, and his beatification, please visit www.solanuscasey.org.
VenerableFr. Solanus Casey
gosPel meditation: the 23rd sunday in ordinary time
Prayer & faith resourCes
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Prayer & faith resourCes, Cont’d.
Friday, September 15 w/ St. Ferdinand
Youth ChoirAdoration: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.Afterparty: 8:45 - 11:30 p.m.
Pray with Bishop VasquezPlease consider Bishop Vásquez’ prayer request for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time:
As followers of Christ, may we seek reconciliation from those we have harmed and those who have harmed us, we pray...
Como seguidores de Cristo, por que busquemos reconciliación con aquellos que hemos lastimado y aquellos que nos han lastimado, oremos...
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St. Anne’s Altar Society
St. Anne, Pray for Us!
Join us the first Thursday of each month after8:00 a.m. Mass in the Parish Hall for fellowship & prayer as we work in support of our church family!
Mexican
Sunday, October 1st 11am-2pm
285 281 Loop Road, Johnson City
Homemade Cheese Enchiladas, Tamale, Beef Taco, Rice, Beans, Tortilla, Salsa, Dessert and a Drink
By Donation ~ Dine In or Carry Out
Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Dinner
Tickets: $5 each or 5 for $20
Drawing at 2pm on October 1,
need not be present to win.
Mexican
Sunday, October 1st 11am-2pm
285 281 Loop Road, Johnson City
Homemade Cheese Enchiladas, Tamale, Beef Taco, Rice, Beans, Tortilla, Salsa, Dessert and a Drink
By Donation ~ Dine In or Carry Out
Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Dinner
Tickets: $5 each or 5 for $20
Drawing at 2pm on October 1,
need not be present to win.
Mexican
Sunday, October 1st 11am-2pm
285 281 Loop Road, Johnson City
Homemade Cheese Enchiladas, Tamale, Beef Taco, Rice, Beans, Tortilla, Salsa, Dessert and a Drink
By Donation ~ Dine In or Carry Out
Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Dinner
Tickets: $5 each or 5 for $20
Drawing at 2pm on October 1,
need not be present to win.
