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940-387-6223 Parish Office940- 464-7808 FaxIf a patient or the
family wishes a pastoral visit, please call Fr. George on his cell
phone 940-268-6760 or the parish office 940-387-6223.Parish Office
Hours: Monday -Thursday 8:30 am-4:30 pm; Friday 8:30 am-12:30 pm.
Religious Education Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:00 am - 4:00
pm; Friday 9 am - 12:30 pm. Immaculate Conception Catholic School:
2301 N. Bonnie Brae Street, 940- 381-1155 or 940- 381-1539
Baptism: Preparation Class & Baptism registration forms are
required, prior to scheduling a Baptism. Prep Class is held on the
2nd Thursday of every month. Go to www.stmarkdenton.org or contact
Elsa Vasquez at 940-387-6223 or [email protected]. If the
child is seven years or older, please contact the Religious
Education office.Weddings: A nine-month marriage preparation is
required. Please contact Deacon Joe Standridge, 940-220-7160
[email protected] for information.
Con-Validation/Sanation: For civil marriages to be recognized by
the Catholic Church, please contact Deacon Joe.Annulments: For
questions, or to request an annulment, please contact Deacon Vic
Norton at 817-823-9768, [email protected]: If you
wish to schedule a meeting/activity at St. Mark, please email
request (date/time and type of equipment if needed) to Elsa Vasquez
at [email protected]. Reservations need to be emailed two
weeks in advance.Bulletin Deadline: Wednesday at noon, ten (10)
days prior to bulletin release date. Please submit announcements
with image or logo (if available) to [email protected].
Announcements may be edited.
PastorFr. George, cell 940-268-6760,
[email protected]
DeaconsDeacon Jim Galbraith, 940-262-0600,
[email protected] Vic Norton, 817-823-9768,
[email protected] Ed Posvar, 805-501-7578,
[email protected]
Parish SecretaryElsa Vasquez, 940-387-6223,
[email protected]
Director of Liturgy Joy Medley 502-671-9035,
[email protected]
Religious Education (Faith Formation) Director of
R.E./RCIA/Marriage Prep. - Deacon Joe Standridge, 940-220-7160 or
ext. 127, [email protected]
Coordinator of Elementary/Associate Middle School Minister -
Andrea Woolums, 940-222-8081 or ext. 251,
[email protected]
Coordinator of Middle School/High School Youth Ministry and
Confirmation - Brad Horn, 940-222-6703 or ext.
192,[email protected]
Coordinator of First Communion, RCIA - Adapted for Children and
Safe Environment - Dan Heredia, 940-222-8072 or ext. 250,
[email protected]
Adult Formation & Family Life - Fr. George, 940-387-6223,
[email protected]
Music Director of Music - Bridget Bem, 940-220-7326,
[email protected]
Assistant Director - Deirdre Murphy, 214-632-5232,
[email protected]
AdministrationBusiness Manager - Kim Harbert, 940-222-6702 or
ext. 152, [email protected] Terri Manis
940-222-6678 or ext. 151, [email protected]
Database Manager - Tom Fedor 940-220-7380 or ext. 150,
[email protected]
Data Entry - Skip Rawley
Custodial Care/Maintenance - Enrique Zamora
Adult Safe Environment Awareness Sessions Requirements
Safe Environment Certification for Adult Volunteers is required
prior to serving in Ministry and must be renewed every two years.
Initial or Renewal Safe Environment Certification currently
requires attendance at a live and in person (“face-to-face”) Safe
Environment Awareness Session (“Protecting God’s Children For
Adults”) and requires a Virtus profile. See available awareness
sessions: https://fwdioc.org/training-sessions. Please contact Dan
Heredia with any questions at 940-222-8072 or at
[email protected]. Youth Safe Environment (Teen Leader
Training) requires in person training. Please contact the youth
ministers. Called to Protect session is a prerequisite to apply for
Teen Leader Training.
Our mission is to be a God-centered Catholic community of Faith
which teaches, evangelizes, and ministers to the needs of
God’s people.
Thomas K. Larussa, PhDLicensed Professional Counselor
940-566-4691thedentoncounselor.com
Parish Contact Info Parish Staff
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SATURDAY 1/23/2021 Saint Vincent, Deacon, Martyr, Saint Marianne
Cope, Virgin, BVM on Saturday(Heb 9:2-3,11-14/Ps 47:2-3,6-9/Mk
3:20-21) 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm - Reconciliation 5:00 pm - Mass -
(George Brochu †) 7:00 pm - Spanish Mass - (Gaudencio de Ocampo
†)
SUNDAY 1/24/2021 THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME(Jon 3:1-5,10/Ps
25:4-9/1 Cor 7:29-31/Mk 1:14-20) 7:00 am - Mass - (For the Parish)
9:00 am - Mass - (Carol Miller S.I.) 11:30 am - Mass - (Chris
Walker †) 2:00 pm - Mass exclusively for people over the age of 60
- (Don Langa †) 4:00 pm - Mass
MONDAY 1/25/2021 THE CONVERSION OF SAINT PAUL, THE APOSTLE(Acts
22;3-16or Acts 9:1-22/Ps 117:1-2/Mk 16:15-18) TUESDAY 1/26/2021
Saint Timothy and Saint Titus, Bishops(2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5/Ps
96:1-3,7-8a,10/Mk 3:31-35) 7:30 am - Mass - (Judith Southcomb
S.I.)
WEDNESDAY 1/27/2021 Saint Angela Merici, Virgin(Heb 10:11-18/Ps
110:1-4/Mk 4:1-20) 6:30 pm - Rosary 7:00 pm - Mass - (Francisca D.
Baluyut †) 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm - Adoration and Reconciliation
THURSDAY 1/28/2021 Saint Thomas Aquinas, Priest, Doctor of the
Church(Heb 10:19-25/Ps 24:1-4b,5-6/Mk 4:21-25) 7:30 am - Mass -
(Hardy Gatzke †) FRIDAY 1/29/2021 (Heb 10:32-39/Ps
37:3-6,23-24,39-40/Mk 4:26-34) 7:30 am - Mass - (Kimberly Valles
Family S.I.) SATURDAY 1/30/2021 BVM on Saturday(Heb 11:1-2,
8-19/(Ps) Lk 1:69-75/Mk 4:35-41) 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm - Reconciliation
5:00 pm - Mass - (Dominic Rebello †) 7:00 pm - Spanish Mass -
(Alexander Matok†)
ACTSAdorationAltar FlowersAltar ServersAngel TreeApple TreeArk
at St. Mark
Bread of LifeBuilding Committee
Catholic DaughtersCause of Joy for Moms/Kids Charismatic Prayer
Group Denton
Finance CouncilFuneral Meals
Grief Share Hospital Ministry
Knights of Columbus
LandscapingLay MarianistLife Teen MusicLiturgical
Ministers/Schedule
Music
Nursing Home & HomeboundOutreach
Pastoral CouncilPeru MissionPrayer Shawl
MinistryPregnancy/Infant Loss Support GroupPrison Ministry
Men/WomenProtection Team
Respect for LifeRosary Cenacle Rosary MakersSchoenstatt
Movement
Scribe MinistrySpanish MinistryStewardship CommitteeSt. Helena’s
CircleSuicide Support Group
Ushers
Vocation Cross
Welcoming CommitteeWorld Wide Marriage Enc.
55+ Bunch
Trish Dutton 940-455-2849Elsa Vasquez, 940-387-6223Helen
Fairchild, 940-367-5207Joy Medley, 502-671-9035Pat & Renee
Claytor, 940-453-8960Mia Price, 940-566-6756Crystal Kulle,
[email protected]
Greg Studer, 214-435-5355Leo Wehkamp, 817-859-1030
Shirley Royster 940-206-7682Sydney Curran, 940-395-8502Mary
Trevino, 214-868-5559
Kim Bonfield, 940-241-1386Elsa Vasquez, 940-387-6223
Terry Hitch, 817-296-6283Deacon Jim Galbraith, 940-262-0600
Sean Stenovitch, [email protected] 940-367-4648Steve
Felderhoff, 214-952-8069Andy Gilliard, 940-323-8693Brad Horn,
[email protected] Joy Medley, 502-671-9035
[email protected] Bem, 940-220-7326
Marilou Anderson, 817-992-1804
Kim Harbert, 940-222-6702
Joe Davis, 972-880-7137Oscar Salas, 940-453-5484Shirley Royster,
940-206-7682Sharon Kohl, 337-962-2925Jodie Gibson, 940-735-1645
Deacon Jim Galbraith, 940-262-0600Eric Debus,
[email protected]
Michelle McDonald, 940-465-6059Suzie Barger, 940-387-9332 Sharon
Kohl, 337-962-2925Brent & Andrea Woolums,
[email protected]
Barbara Criscuolo, 940-497-4120Adriana Noriega, 940-206-2845Kim
Shaneyfelt, [email protected] Wright, 940-514-1696Larry
Walker, 940-367-1170Carol Walker, 940-367-1313 Joe Davis,
972-880-7137Joy Medley, 502-671-9035
Tony & Maria Parra 817-715-0920Dave & Monica Fowler
904-864-7201 [email protected] Landry, 972-824-9567
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THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME January 24, 2021
Parish Ministries Mass Schedule Attention all Ministry Leaders:
All Volunteers must complete Safe Environment Program. All Leaders
must check
with Safe Environment Coordinator, Dan Heredia, before
activating volunteers.
Readings for Sunday, January 31FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY
TIMEDt 18:15-20/Ps 95:1-2,6-9/1 Cor 7:32-
35/Mk 1:21-28
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ContributionsContributionsJanuary 2021 Contribution Update
OFFERTORY (Stewardship)
Week #1 $ 23,895Week #2 $ 17,665Total $ 41,560
Fiscal Year to Date (07/01/2020-6/30/2021) Total Contributed -
Stewardship $ 1,070,898 Budget - Projected Parish Need $ 1,008,000
Over/(Under) Budget $ 62,898
Registered Families - as of January 13, 2021 2,704Building
Collection (cumulative from 1/1/2021) $ 5,358
Thank you for your generosity!
We are delighted that you have joined us for worship, and we
hope that you will return to pray with us often. If you have
moved into the
area, we invite you to become a member. Please call the parish
office at 940-387-6223 or visit our website at
stmarkdenton.org. May His Spirit grow in you! Come as a guest,
leave as a friend!
Please consider supporting our Bread of Life Ministry by
providing personal care items,
infant items, cleaning products, and non-perishable food items
for Denton County’s Friends of the Family. ADDITIONALLY, our
friends at The Freedom Pantry, an important distribution point for
Bread of Life, providing approximately 1300 meals monthly, are in
need of resealable food baggies, primarily quart and gallon size.
Please consider picking up an extra box or two the next time you go
shopping. Place your donations in the Bread of Life drop box in the
Narthex. Thank you for your help and continued support of our
friends in need. Together we can help “Feed the Hungry”!
Please continue to check our website www.stmarkdenton.org for
the latest information on RE classes, ministries and last minute
changes to Mass schedules. We will post/share information as soon
as we receive it.Please contact the Ministry leader to find out if
they are meeting online, and for new on campus meeting
guidelines.
Act of Spiritual Communion
My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the most Blessed
Sacrament. I love You above all things and I desire to receive You
into my soul. Since I cannot now receive You sacramentally, come at
least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were
already there, and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to
be separated from You. Amen
The Grief Share Ministry begins April 24, here at St. Mark, and
it is for those who would like or need help in adjusting to the
loss of a loved one. Grief Share participants will meet every
Thursday evening 7:00 - 9:00 pm for 13 weeks. This ministry
includes video presentations, a workbook and Group discussions with
others
who are mourning a loss. For more information, contact Terry
Hitch at 817-296-6283 or [email protected].
END OF YEAR STATEMENTSThe 2020 Contribution Statements will be
mailed January 31, 2021. If you have had a change of address during
2020 or have questions regarding your contributions, please contact
Kim Harbert at [email protected] or 940-220-7380; or Terri
Manis at 940-222-6678 or [email protected].
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Faith FormationTHIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME January 24,
2021
Adult Formation Studies
Catholic Way Bible Study: Sue Tenny 817-307-3817
[email protected] Confirmation/Studies Parish office
940-387-6223 [email protected]
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Authored By: Fr. William G. Most
Was Jesus confused? Did He know He was Messiah? or divine? Did
He know much about the afterlife? Did He have at least one
superstition? Did He have only the mentality of a Jew of the first
third of the first century?--Wild as it may seem, some prominent
scholars charge Him on all the above counts, and more too.It is
obvious, of course, that since Jesus was God, we must say that,
simply speaking, from the very beginning of His
life He knew all things and all possible things. The question
that these scholars are asking is, how much did He know insofar as
He was truly man--that is, how much did He know in His human
intellect.So we ask: What does the Church teach on these things?
Pope Pius XII, in his great Encyclical on the “Mystical Body,” on
June 29, 1943, rejected all such charges. He taught: “By that
blessed vision which He enjoyed when just received in the womb of
the Mother of God, He has all the members of the Mystical Body
continuously and perpetually present to Himself.” In other words:
His human soul saw the vision of God at once, and in it all
knowledge is at hand. In another Encyclical, “Sempiternus Rex,” in
1951, the same Pope complained many were not accepting his
teaching. Then in still another Encyclical, “Haurietis aquas,” in
1956, he clearly repeated his earlier teaching. Further, on July
24,1966, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith under Pope
Paul VI, complained that many were still not accepting. Clearly,
the repeated teaching shows the Church means to make this definite
and definitive, namely, that the human soul of Jesus, from the
first instant, saw the vision of God, in which all knowledge is
accessible. The stubbornness of those who reject is remarkable. For
on two counts this teaching rates as infallible: 1)The repetition,
as we said, shows the intention to make a thing definitive. So it
is infallible. 2) Pius XII, in his “Humani generis” of 1950 told us
that if the Popes in their official journal deliberately take a
position on something then being debated in theology, it is removed
from debate, and comes under the promise of Christ (Lk. 10:16): “He
who hears you, hears me.” Of course, a promise of Christ cannot
fail. The modern trouble on Christ’s human knowledge was sparked by
a book, by P. Galtier, “L’unité du Christ,” which appeared in 1939
- followed soon, in 1943, by the Encyclical of Pius XII, and then
by still more texts, as we said. So this teaching is infallible, on
two counts. Really, even without the help of the official texts, we
should be able to see for ourselves that the human mind of Jesus
not only happened to have that vision, but could not lack it. We
see it in the following way. For any soul to reach that vision
(which happens to others in heaven), two things are needed: 1) the
power of the soul to see needs to be elevated by grace. Of course
that was true in Jesus; 2) The divinity should join itself directly
to the human mind, without even an image in between, so that the
mind may see God. Now in an ordinary case, if we put together human
body and human soul, that is automatically a human person. That did
not happen in the case of Jesus - His human mind, and whole
humanity, was assumed, taken over, by the Second Person of the Holy
Trinity. Therefore His human mind was joined to the divinity, even
more closely than happens in the case of an ordinary soul - for
when an ordinary soul receives that vision, it remains a separate
person. But in Jesus, there was only one Person, the Divine Person.
So His human soul could not possibly have lacked this vision.
The rest of the article will be in the following bulletin or can
be found at
https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/teachings/knowledge-of-jesus-224
AdultThe Knowledge of Jesus
RCIA meetings have begun. The Rite of Christian Initiation for
Adults is for those adults who have never been baptized, or who
have been baptized in another faith or baptized as Catholic but
never received the sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation. Please
contact Deacon Joe Standridge with any questions or to join in the
meetings. Deacon Joe’s number is 940-220-7160 and his email is
[email protected].
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St. Mark Catholic Church Denton, TX
Building a Community to Worship as ONE
We are excited to announce the theme for our capital campaign:
Building a Community to Worship as ONE.Our parish is well known as
a warm community of faith where visitors and long-time parishioners
feel welcome and at home. For 2,000 years, the Catholic Church has
called this community of Christian believers the Church. “Church”
refers firstly to the people of God and, secondarily, to the
building in which the people gather to worship God and receive
Christ as one community, one family.Our campaign theme represents
who we are as a parish and what we endeavor to achieve. Building a
Community to Worship as ONE campaign will accomplish more than
building a church. We are embarking on a campaign to build up and
strengthen our growing parish community so that future generations
will have a spiritual home to encounter Christ and one another as
one Body, the Church.
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THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME January 24, 2021
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GGaatthheerriinngg HHyymmnn:: TThhee MMaasstteerr CCaammee ttoo
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RReessppoonnssoorriiaall PPssaallmm:: OOffffeerrttoorryy::
LLoorrdd,, WWhheenn YYoouu CCaammee
1. Lord, when you came to the seashore You weren't seeking the
wise or the wealthy, But only asking that I might follow.
O Lord, in my eyes you were gazing, Kindly smiling, my name you
were saying; All I treasured, I have left on the sand there; Close
to you, I will find other seas.
2. Lord, you knew what my boat carried: Neither money nor
weapons for fighting, But nets for fishing, my daily labor.
3. Lord, have you need of my labor, Hands for service, a heart
made for loving, My arms for lifting the poor and broken?
4. Lord, send me where you would have me, To a village, or heart
of the city; I will remember that you are with me. Text: Pescador
de Hombres, Ces‡reo Gabar‡in, © 1979, published by OCP; trans. by
Willard Francis Jabusch, b.1930, © 1982, administered by OCP.
CCoommmmuunniioonn HHyymmnn:: OOuurr GGoodd iiss HHeerree
(please see other page)
CCoommmmuunniioonn HHyymmnn:: TThhiiss iiss JJeessuuss This is
Jesus, Emmanuel. God is with us, in this sacrament. Come, receive
Him. Adore Him. This is Jesus, our Lord.
1.Bright Star of David, Radiance of God; now become the Living
Bread, the body of the Lord. Come in adoration, receive with
trembling hands; the sacrament most holy, the banquet of the
Lamb.
2.Drink of living waters, flowing from the Lord. Taste the cup
of blessing, partake of precious blood. River of Salvation, holy
cleansing tide; Fountain of Redemption, flowing from the Savior's
side. CCLI Song # 2185286Jim Cowan© 1987 International Liturgy
Publications For use solely with the SongSelect® Terms of Use. All
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CClloossiinngg HHyymmnn:: YYoouu AArree SSttrroonngg,, YYoouu
AArree HHoollyy
1. Lord, you lead through sea and desert, You lead to promised
lands. We are your own holy people, In your covenant we stand!
You are strong, you are holy, you are mercy and peace. You are
love, you are justice. Your grace and favor never cease!
3. So we follow where you lead us, Where you walk along the
shore, Where you suffer in the garden, When you rise to die no
more! Text: Sylvia Dunstan, 1955-1993, © 1991, GIA Publications,
Inc.
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THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME January 24, 2021St. Mark Life Teen
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time January 24, 2021
Gathering: Love Is Here Come to the water you who thirst And
you'll thirst no more Come to the Father you who work And you'll
work no more And all you who labor in vain And to the broken and
shamed Love is here love is now Love is pouring from His hands from
His brow Love is near it satisfies Streams of mercy flowing from
His side Come to the Treasure you who search And you'll search no
more Come to the Lover you who want And you'll want no more And all
you who labor in vain And to the broken and shamed CCLI Song #
5325139 Drew Middleton | Jason Ingram | Jason Jamison | Mike
Donehey | Phillip LaRue © 2008 Maxx Music (Admin. by Concord Music)
Drew Middleton Music (Admin. by Dmiddleton Publishing) Formerly
Music (Admin. by Essential Music Publishing LLC) So Essential Tunes
(Admin. by Essential Music Publishing LLC) Spirit Nashville Three
(Admin. by Essential Music Publishing LLC) Peertunes, Ltd. (Admin.
by Peermusic III, Ltd.) Windsor Way Music (Admin. by Peermusic III,
Ltd.) For use solely with the SongSelect® Terms of Use. All rights
reserved. www.ccli.com CCLI License # 1991569
Reading 1: Jonah 3:1-5, 10
Psalm: Teach me your ways, O Lord. R. Teach me your ways, O
Lord. Your ways, O LORD, make known to me; teach me your paths,
Guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my savior. R.
Teach me your ways, O Lord. Remember that your compassion, O LORD,
and your love are from of old. In your kindness remember me,
because of your goodness, O LORD. R. Teach me your ways, O Lord.
Good and upright is the LORD; thus he shows sinners the way. He
guides the humble to justice and teaches the humble his way. R.
Teach me your ways, O Lord. Reading 2: 1 Corinthians 7:29-31
Gospel Acclamation: The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and
believe in the Gospel. Gospel: Mark 1:14-20 Offertory: Bones You
can take my dry bones Breathe life into this skin You called me by
name Raised me to life again You can calm the oceans Speak peace
into my soul Take me as I am Awaken my heart to beat again Oh Jesus
Oh Jesus Oh Jesus Alive in me You move in the unseen You set the
captives free As I stand and sing You're breaking the chains off me
Breathe in me Your life I can feel You are close now I can never
hide You are here and You know me All I need is You And I love You
I love You I love You I love You Breathe in me Your life 'Til Your
love overtakes me Open up my eyes Let me see You more clearly
Falling on my knees 'Til I love like You love Like You love me I
love You CCLI Song # 5807877 Jill McCloghry | Joel Houston © 2010
Hillsong Music Publishing Australia (Admin. by Capitol CMG
Publishing) For use solely with the SongSelect® Terms of Use. All
rights reserved. www.ccli.com CCLI License # 1991569
Communion: O, Come To The Altar Are you hurting and broken
within Overwhelmed by the weight of your sin Jesus is calling Have
you come to the end of yourself Do you thirst for a drink from the
well Jesus is calling O come to the altar The Father's arms are
open wide Forgiveness was bought with The precious blood of Jesus
Christ Leave behind your regrets and mistakes Come today there's no
reason to wait Jesus is calling Bring your sorrows and trade them
for joy From the ashes a new life is born Jesus is calling Oh what
a Savior Isn't he wonderful Sing alleluia Christ is risen Bow down
before him For he is Lord of all Sing alleluia Christ is risen Bear
your cross as you wait for the crown Tell the world of the treasure
you've found CCLI Song # 7051511 Chris Brown | Mack Brock | Steven
Furtick | Wade Joye © 2015 Music by Elevation Worship Publishing
(Admin. by Essential Music Publishing LLC) For use solely with the
SongSelect® Terms of Use. All rights reserved. www.ccli.com CCLI
License # 1991569
Meditation: Set A Fire No place I would rather be No place I
would rather be No place I would rather be Than here in Your love
Here in Your love So set a fire down in my soul That I can't
contain and I can't control I want more of You God I want more of
You God CCLI Song # 5911299 Will Reagan © 2010 United Pursuit Music
(Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing) For use solely with the
SongSelect® Terms of Use. All rights reserved. www.ccli.com CCLI
License # 1991569
Closing: I Am There's no space that His love can't reach There's
no place where we can't find peace There's no end to amazing grace
Take me in with Your arms spread wide Take me in like an orphan
child Never let go never leave my side I am holding onto You I am
holding onto You In the middle of the storm I am holding on (I am)
Love like this O my God to find I am overwhelmed with a joy divine
Love like this sets our hearts on fire CCLI Song # 7011538 David
Crowder | Ed Cash © 2013 Alletrop Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG
Publishing) sixsteps Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)
worshiptogether.com songs (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing) For
use solely with the SongSelect® Terms of Use. All rights reserved.
www.ccli.com CCLI License # 1991569
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St. Mark Catholic Church Denton, TXThose who are ill: Jesus
Macias Ralph Vasquez Sr, Do Van Phan, Sarah Thomas, Annette Bednarz
Davis, Andrea Meggs, Jorge and Elsa Lara, Ron and Monica Moore,
James Godwin, Paula Hicks, Mary Angus, Dawn Bourg, Judy Pierron,
Mary Costigan, Pete Lane, Darryl Clements, Amador Ortiz, June Hood,
Tom Jones, Ken Kirby, Natalie Shutt, Joe Ivey, Paula Mabry, Gregg
Shultz, Andy Trott, Margaret Wagner, Mary T. Beninato, Jim Jakusz,
Leonor Cuenca, Marie Menezes, Margie Hill, Paul Geist, Ann Brown,
Irma O’Neal, John and Donna Marsh, Christopher Hobin, Judy
Hutchinson, Rose Marie Sagui, Lee Googging and family, Anthony J.
Balanquit, Maria Rivas, Susan Turner, Kim Avila, Bailey Massen,
Emily Monsod, Michael Lundstrom, Margaret Giles, Chris Guerrero,
Viola Stillman, Bob Schultz, Amiracle Scaturro, Mike Humphries,
Casey Clark, Ray Wells, Tyler Sagui, David Stull, Leo St. Martin,
Mike Ripley, Dr. Daniel Redmond, Jonathan Allen, Cal Face, Alex
Manning, Frank J. Santoro, Kathleen Easler, Dottie Meadows, Ginny
Kirik, Travis Kettle, Dan Alford, Bernice Kirik
Our military, especially: USMC Corporal Brice Robinson
(son-in-law of Tom and Terri Vogds); US Army Private Blake Thomas
Colantino (grandson of Tony and Gloria Baer); USAF Maj Cameron
Taylor and USMC 1st Lt Colin Taylor (sons of Randy and Sara
Taylor); USMC Maj Amanda Ott (daughter of Mike and Carol Ott); USMC
Maj Colin J. Culkin (son of Jerry and Carol Culkin); USAF Col
Andrew J. Emery (grandson of Doris J. Schneider); USAF Airman 1st
Class Nicholas Williams (son of MaryAnn Williams);US Army Sgt.
Chase Rutherford (son of KD Rutherford); US Navy SA Blake Gibson
(nephew of Scott and Jodie Gibson); US Army Private 1st Class Brad
Sullivan (son of Peter and Tracie Sullivan); US Navy SN Easton
Kirkbride, and US Army Cadet Blake Rhymes (grandsons of Richard and
Anne Hill); US Navy PO Connor McClure (son of J. and Jennifer
McClure); Army Chemical Core Capt Benjamin Warren Dye (son of
Donald and Amelia Dye); US Navy Lt JG Matthew I. Goodpaster
(grandson of John and Mary Goodpaster, and son of John and Jennifer
Goodpaster III); US Navy Lt Patrisha Wilson (granddaughter of
John and Mary Goodpaster, and niece of John and Jennifer
Goodpaster III); US Army Staff Sgt Fred Stauffer (nephew of Carol
Cooney); US Army Sgt Brandon Cruz, (grandson of Donalee
Hallenbeck); US Navy MMN3 Sebastian Weber (son of Tom and Fawn
Weber, and grandson of Judi and Rich Riley); USAF 1st Lt Keith
Richards (son of Steve and Regina Richards); USAF Col Laurie Ann
Dickson (daughter of George and Elaine Wittman); USAF Capt Preston
Green (grandson of George and Elaine Wittman); USAF 2nd Lt Hannah
Dickson (granddaughter of George and Elaine Wittman); US Army LTC
Kelly Pajak (niece of Dan and Eileen Pajak); US Army Pvt Douglas H.
Fuller (son of Douglas A. Fuller, and grandson of June and Henry
Fuller); USMC Sgt Austin Turner (son in law of Bobby and Diane
Turner); US Army Pvt John Thomas Sciara (son of Eric and Jackie
Sciara), USAF Maj Thomas W. Wagner, Jr (grandson of Margaret
Wagner, and nephew of Jane Wagner); USAF Maj Raymond Sagui (son of
Xavier and Rosie Sagui); US Army PFC Garrett Teubner (son of Doug
and Peggy Teubner); Master Sgt Andrew Ahel (son of Walter and Fran
Ahel); USAF Lt Col Joel Elterman (son of Janet Elterman-Lee and
Curtis Lee); US Army LTC Phillip Lamb (nephew of Jack and Tish
Becker); USMC Lance Corporal Brock Geddes (son of Gil Geddes); USAF
Staff Sgt Eric Bergman (son of Jan T. Bergman).
To add someone to either prayer list or update information,
please call the parish office or email
[email protected].
Annual Diocesan AppealICC School News “Touching Tomorrow
Forever!”
Please Help!
The need is greater than ever during this time of Pandemic to
help with
the Catholic formation of our children.
The Second Collection the weekend of Jan. 23 and 24
will benefit Immaculate Conception Catholic School. Please be
generous!
Immaculate Conception Catholic School
A MINISTRY OF ST. MARK PARISH!!
STATE ACCREDITED
Ages 3 through Grade 8 Registration for
2021-2022 begins in February!
Call 940-381-1155 FOR A TOUR OR INFO!
Dear St. Mark Parishioners,
Due to your generosity, as of Thursday, January 14, we have
$66,376.75 towards our parish goal of $170,000. If you have not
donated yet, I humbly request that you consider making a donation
to Bishop’s Annual Diocesan Appeal. To donate stop by the Narthex
to pick up a donation form or donate online at
bit.ly/ADADonate.
