Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
St. Anthony Catholic Church Church 115 N. 25 Mile Ave. | Hereford, Texas 79045
Parish Office:114 Sunset Drive 364-6150
School Office: 120 W. Park Ave. Phone 364-1952.
Parish website http://stanthonyscatholicparish.com/ In case of an emergency email: [email protected] or 806-570-5706
PARISH PASTOR — Rev. Fr. Anthony Neusch DIOCESE of AMARILLO — Bishop Patrick Zurek
Sign up for R.C.I.A and Small Groups Adult Faith Formation email: [email protected] or call 364-6150
Bulletin Editor Jasmin Enriquez email: [email protected] bulletin deadline is noon WEDNESDAY.
Church Announcements:
Sunday, August 4:
Second Collection for Black Bag for Charity.
NO Holy Hour
Monday, August 5:
NO daily Mass.
6:30 pm Safe Environment Training, A/R
Wednesday, August 7:
8 am Adoration begins.
8 pm Adoration ends.
Sunday, August 11:
Second Collection for Black Bag for Charity.
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
August 4, 2019
USING OUR TIME WISELY A jar of honey lasts practically forever. The oldest jar
of honey ever discovered was over five thousand years old.
Honey is quite different from market-fresh produce, then;
because most fruits and vegetables last only a few days, we
treat them carefully. At this time of summer, we rush to
find recipes for cherries and cucumbers so we won’t waste
a single one. We wouldn’t feel that same urgency about
honey.
In our own way, we are as delightful and fragile as ripe
produce. Today’s readings urge us not to spoil, but to make
good use of our limited time on earth. Ecclesiastes reminds
us that because God provides for us now and always, we
can manage our daily affairs without anxiety. Saint Paul
encourages the Colossians to keep thoughts of heaven in
everything they do, and Jesus himself asks us to treasure
not earthly wealth, but God alone. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
School Announcement: School Number: (806) 364-1952
Sunday, August 11:
Back to School Night! See insert for more details.
Monday, August 12:
Welcome back! First day of School for St. Anthony Students.
Parish Office Hours:
Mon. 10am– 12pm, 1pm-5pm.
Tue. & Thur. 9am-12:30pm, 1pm-5pm.
Wed. 9am-12pm, 1pm—5pm.
Fri. 9 am—12 pm
Mon. NO Mass
Tues.5:30PM Zaybrie Altman and Keeton Caperton
Wed.7:15AM Robert Gonzales and Kinley Jesko
Thurs.7:15AM Kevin Garcia and Devin Mata
Fri.8:15AM 2 Volunteers please.
SAT.6PM Azalea Alaniz, leeya Alaniz,
Arissa Alaniz, and Kakee McIntire
SUN. 9:30 AM Avery Detten, Sam Detten,
Jack Detten, and Rachael Detten
LITURGY INTENTIONS Mon. NO MASS
Tues.5:30 PM Kenneth Artho RIP
Wed.7:15AM Thomas &Annette Albracht Anniversary
Thurs 7:15AM Intentions of Gerald & Denise Marnell
Fri.8:15AM Sonja Paetzold RIP
Sat. 6PM Mary Schlabs RIP
Sun. 9:30AM Honor of Juanita Garza
-Every Sunday Fr. Tony will be saying Mass for the
People of the Parish wherever he is that day.-
ALTAR SERVERS
STEWARDSHIP of TREASURE July 27/28 2019
Envelopes–49 Loose Checks–27
Envelopes/Checks $5,049.00
Plates $447.60
Children $52.50
Total $5,549.10
Extra Collection Bishop DeFalco Retreat $1,059.03
Extra Collection
Candles $1.00
FINAL Total = $6,644.23 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Schedule for Aug. 10/11: 6PM Mass: Eileen Alley, Yeslih Candia, Elvira Enriquez,
Harrison Parson, and Monica Hernandez (L)
9:30AM Mass: Fritz Backus, Nadine Berend, Erin Jesko, Denise
Marnell, Walter Paetzold, Mary Ann Ramirez, and Monic Valdez
(L)
SICK CALL ONLY: Jackie Casarez, Ronnie Fetsch, Shawn Frye, Krynson
Jesko, Gerald Marnell, and Brenda Yosten
Lector Schedule for Aug. 10/11: 6PM Mass: Deby Reinart and Sam Urbanczyk
9:30AM Mass: Jessica Detten and Dennis Detten
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 4, 2019
Second Collection Black Bag for Charity.
Vocation Crucifix:
9:30 am Mass: Volunteer
NO Holy Hour
MONDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer.
NO Mass
6:30 pm Safe Environment Training
TUESDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer
7-8 am Men’s Lectionary Study Group
7:15 am Mass
WEDNESDAY – 6:45 am Morning Prayer.
7:15 am Mass 8 am Adoration begins.
8 pm Adoration ends.
THURSDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer.
7:15 am Mass
FRIDAY–6:45 am Morning Prayer.
Friday Book Study will resume August 16.
8:15 am Mass
SATURDAY 6PM LITURGY August 10, 2019
Vocation Crucifix Volunteer
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 11, 2019
Vocation Crucifix:
9:30 am Mass: Volunteer
4-5 pm Meet the teacher / drop off school supplies!
5-5:30 pm Brief parent meeting in the A/R. See insert for more details
NO Holy Hour
ALL ALTAR FLOWERS: are in HONOR of St. An-
thony’s Catholic School Teacher’s and Staff from James Bur-
rus. Thank you for your donation and God bless!
Have you registered for F.F.C? Registration is now open!
You can come by the
church office to register or
register online on the
church website. Watch
future bulletins for new class times.
GOOD SHEPHERD PROGRAM.
Good Shepherd Program is looking for
bibles in different languages if anyone has one they
would like to donate, you can bring them by the
church office. We only need one in each language, so
far we have an English, Spanish, and German bible.
ALTAR FLOWER
DONATIONS
NEEDED. We are in need of Altar flower
donations, if you would like to donate flow-
ers, in honor or in memory of a loved one,
please call the church office, 364-6150.
FORMED.org is now an APP! Always on the go? Download the FORMED app, whether you have an iPhone or an Android the
app is available for everyone! You can listen to podcast, audio books, talks, etc. in you car or read
non-fiction or fiction books. There is so much available on the FORMED app and FORMED.org
Let us use what God sends to help us grow as Disciples of The Lord Jesus Christ! Want to sign up?
It’s easy go to FORMED.org enter your name, email and the parish code, RHT37V and your all set!
Confession Times: Wednesday: 6:30am-7am.
Thursday: 6:30am—7am.
Friday: 7am-8 am.
Saturday: 4:30 pm-5:30 pm.
Sunday: 8—9:15 am before Mass.
If you have any questions please call the church office.
WANT To JOIN The Church or at
least LEARN about what we believe
and why we do the things we do? RCIA (The Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults) is the process by which one becomes a
Catholic or completes Sacraments missed
along the way (Confirmation, Communion,
Marriage blessings) or just learn more of “the Catholic Way
of Being Church”. Ask yourself: Could God be inviting
me? How do I sign up? Simply call Janie Banner, Director
of RCIA at 364-7626 OR the church office at 364-6150.
GOD Bless you!
Baptismal Class Baptism classes will be the last Wednesday of every
month in the teachers lounge, please register online the
Friday before. The church website is,
http://stanthonyscatholicparish.com/
Hover your mouse over the ‘Sacraments’ tab and scroll
down to ‘Baptismal Class Registration’ if you have any
questions, please call Aracely Correa at 364-6150
NOTE: When you register for the baptismal class, you are
registering to take the class NOT schedule a date for the
baptism. The class is good for 2 years. Once you have taken
the class you can call Aracely at the church office to sched-
ule a meeting with Fr. Tony. If you have any questions
please call Aracely at the church office, 364-6150.
My family prayed _____
rosaries this week.
REMINDER: Anyone can add your personal
prayer intentions to the Prayer Box
in the Bell Tower entrance at ANY
time during the week. It is then car-
ried in procession to the altar at weekend and school chil-
dren's Masses. Let us be a constantly praying Child of God!
Intentions may be written anonymously. Thank you.
SAMARITAN HOSPICE. Volunteers truly are the heart of
Samaritan Hospice, providing a
special kind of caring and compas-
sion for our patients and their fami-
lies. Every day, our volunteers
make a difference in the lives of so many people.
Whether they offer a listening ear to patients, provide
grief support, serve as a companion to loved ones or
share their personal expertise to help promote hospice
care, the time given to Samaritan hospice families by our
volunteers can be the most rewarding experience of their
lives. As a volunteer for Samaritan Hospice’s patient care
services, you “do good” every day. It takes a very special,
caring person to give of themselves as unselfishly as our
Samaritan Hospice team. Contact us at 806-363-6085
Training Day for Evangelizing at the Catholic
Booth at the Tri-State Fair
This is an invitation to all who would like to participate
in evangelizing outside the Church setting at the Catholic
Booth during the Tri-State Fair.
When: Saturday, August 17th from 9am to 1:30pm
Where: Diocesan Pastoral Center Conference Room.
Lunch will be provided.
Please RSVP to [email protected] or leave a mes-
sage with your name and number at 806-672-3105. The
fair dates are September 13-21. You can also participate
in this ministry by donating Catholic Bibles, Catechisms
(both English and Spanish), and any other religious and
devotional articles that can be given away to educate and
help people grow in their faith. Thank you.
NAMI Connection (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
For individuals living with mental illness. The first Satur-
day of each month 10—11:30 am at Great Plains CASA,
313 Lee Ave. This free support group is led by trained
individuals who are living in recovery from their mental
illness. Call Becky at 806-373-7030 for more information
on this group. For more information about NAMI visit
name.org
Pray with the Deacon Candidates. Come join the deacon candidates
each morning at 6:45 am, in morning
prayer. Please enter through the bell
tower entrance.
44 rosaries were prayed, for
vocations this past week. Thank you!
BEGINNING EXPERIENCE Beginning Experience is a weekend
retreat for divorced, separated and
widowed men and women. This
weekend program transforms lives. It
makes a real difference. The truth is no
one has to suffer alone, and although life may never be
the same, it can be good again…very good. The next
Beginning Experience weekend is August 9-11 at the
Bishop DeFalco Retreat Center. For more information
or to register, contact Deacon Phil Whitson at 806-383-
2243 or [email protected], or visit our web page at
https://bdrc.org/beginningexperience. Please take advan-
tage of this life changing program…you won’t regret it.
AUGUST CALENDAR
AUG. 3—Knights of Columbus Watermelon Feast after the 6 pm Mass
AUG. 12—First day of school for St. Anthony’s students!
AUG. 14—First Day of School for Public School students!
AUG. 14—7:15 am Daily Mass
AUG. 14—7:15 pm Vigil for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
AUG. 15—NO School and Church office closed.
AUG. 15—7:15 pm Mass for tor the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Jan. 11 & 12, 2019
Feb 1 & 2, 2020
March 7, 2020
April 4, 2020
May 2 & 3, 2020
GOOD SHEPHERD TRAINING. St. Mary’s will host a training retreat for any adult inter-
ested in the Catechesis of the Good Shep-
herd program. This Formation Retreat will
deepen both the participant’s experience of
God’s grace and his/her understanding of
scripture and liturgy while also concretely
preparing the participant to develop and fa-
cilitate an atrium for 3-6 year old children.
Dates of Training
Sept 14 &15 , 2019
Oct. 5 & 6, 2019
Nov. 2 & 3, 2019
Dec.6 & 7, 2019
A brochure and registration forms are available at the
church office. Registration deadline is September 1st.
Men’s ACTS Retreat. The Men’s ACTS retreat is August
15-18. The deadline to register is
August 8. There is more information about the ACTS Re-
treat online. If you or someone you know would like to
attend you can register online at: ACTSamarillo.org We
also welcome your prayers on the Hourly Prayer Board.
22nd Annual Respect Life Banquet Sunday, September 15 at the Amarillo Civic
Center. Featuring Tim Staples of Catholic
Answers. For additional details or to purchase
tickets contact James Schulte at 414-1059
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary: August 14: 7:15 am daily Mass
August 14: 7:15 pm Vigil Mass
August 15: 7:15 pm Mass—Holy Day.
Thought for Reflection: “May I be no one’s enemy, and may I be the friend of that which is eternal and abides.”
—St. Eusebius of Vercelli
"Don't listen to someone with the intent to reply. Listen with the intent to understand"
