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Inside this issue Welcome our newest catechumens and candidates • RE & Youth Ministry in session • Food Pantry Report

St. Ignatius Martyr Catholic Church & School

126 West Oltorf Street • Austin, Texas 78704 • (512) 442-3602 • st-ignatius.org

Mission Statement St. Ignatius Martyr Catholic Church is an active parish through liturgy, education, and service. In the tradition of the Congregation of Holy Cross, we make God known, loved, and served by our prayers and actions.

Mass times Weekdays: 9:00 a.m.* Saturdays: 8:00 a.m.* 5:00 p.m. Vigil*

Sundays: 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. español* 5:00 p.m. LifeTeen*

* Visit st-ignatius.org/live to view our livestream. Mass times subject to change.

reconciliation Wednesdays: 6:00 p.m.

Saturdays: After 8:00 a.m. Mass

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ST. IGNATIUS PARISH OFFICE 2309 Euclid Avenue • Austin, Texas 78704 Office: (512) 442-3602 Fax: (512) 916-4440 Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: Closed

ST. IGNATIUS CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION OFFICE

120 West Oltorf Street • Austin, Texas 78704 Office: (512) 442-8586 Cell: (512) 522-8783 Office Hours: Sunday: 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday: 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

ST. IGNATIUS MARTYR CATHOLIC SCHOOL

120 West Oltorf Street • Austin, Texas 78704 Office: (512) 442-8547 Fax: (512) 442-8685

ST. IGNATIUS FOOD PANTRY

2303 Euclid Avenue • Austin, Texas 78704 (512) 442-0226 Office Hours: Saturday & Sunday: Closed Monday - Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Thursday: 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. (Produce and Baked Goods distribution only)

CAMPUS OFFICES

Fr. John Dougherty, CSC, Pastor [email protected] Fr. Karl Romkema, CSC, Parochial Vicar [email protected] Deacon Felipe Campos, CSC, Transitional Deacon [email protected] Sr. Adelaide Cannon, CSC, Nullity Minister [email protected] Sr. Denise Hackett, CSC, Recording Secretary [email protected] Sr. Nancy Pewterbaugh, CSC, Senior Ministry / Bible Study [email protected] Fr. James Martin, CSC, In residence Fr. Harold Essling, CSC, In residence

HOLY CROSS RELIGIOUS Deacon Ron Walker, Deacon [email protected] Rosy Béjar, Director of Children’s Faith Formation [email protected] Stephanie Cisneros, Associate Director of Children’s Faith Formation [email protected] Benny Flusche, Director of St. Ignatius Food Pantry [email protected] Michelle Fontana, Director of Marketing and Development [email protected] Isaac Garcia, Director of Adult Evangelization and Catechesis [email protected] Kevin Harrington, Parish Business Administrator [email protected] Dr. John J. Hoffman, Director of Worship and Sacred Music [email protected] Lori Nava, Youth Minister [email protected] Richard Tucker, Liturgy Ministry Coordinator [email protected] Fred Valle, School Principal [email protected]

PASTORAL TEAM

25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME • XXV DOMINGO ORDINARIO

Mary Christine Arana, Parish Administrative Assistant [email protected] Ann Becker, Parish Bookkeeper Assistant [email protected] Mary Cruz, Parish Administrative Assistant [email protected] Joyce Dugas, Parish Bookkeeper [email protected] Loretta Lozano, Children’s Faith Formation Assistant [email protected] Christian Peña, Marketing and Development Assistant [email protected] Juan Vázquez, Facilities and Grounds Maintenance [email protected]

PARISH STAFF

Sarah Bannon, Deaf Ministry Liaison [email protected]

DEAF MINISTRY

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Dear friends, Thank you to everyone who has accompanied me on this journey to Final Vows and Diaconate ordination. Two weeks ago on Friday September 4th, I was blessed to profess my Final Vows in the Congregation of Holy Cross alongside four of my brothers and join forever with them this great band of men! When I first left home to go to Notre Dame in August of 2009 I did not expect to be so blessed as to meet the great family of Holy Cross that has now welcomed me as one of its own. To everyone who has prayed for me along the way, I am immensely grateful and am so joyful now to have found a home forever among my brothers. The next day was also incredibly special as I was ordained alongside three of my brothers to the order of the Diaconate. Ordination was a particularly moving moment for me and I was not expecting to be as emotional as I was. I thank God for the great grace it is now to serve as a Herald of His Gospel and a Servant to His People. That Mass was also moving as alongside us four of our brothers were also ordained as priests, including the now Fr. Zach who served here at St. Ignatius this past year.

The next day was a whirlwind of activity as I had the honor to serve as a Deacon at Fr. Zach’s first Mass in the morning and baptize my youngest niece in the afternoon. It was overall an incredible time and experience to be able to be again with my many brothers in the community that I hadn’t been able to see in person for a while. It is also great to be back home in St. Ignatius. Already I have had the chance to baptize, preach, and deacon here and am looking forward to much much more in the coming year! I ask that you continue to keep me in your prayers, you are all in mine. I am looking forward to continuing to get to know you all this coming year.

UNA NOTA DEL DIACONO FELIPE

Queridos amigos, Gracias a todos quienes me acompañaron en este viaje a Votos Perpetuos y ordenación diaconal. ¡Hace dos semanas en el cuatro de septiembre, viernes, tuve la bendición de profesar mis Votos Perpetuos en la Congregación de Santa Cruz, junto con cuarto de mis hermanos y unirnos juntos a esta gran compañía de hombres! Cuando me fui de mi casa para ir a la Universidad de Notre Dame en agosto del 2009 nunca me imaginé de tener la bendición de conocer a la gran familia de Santa Cruz quien me ha dado la bienvenida como miembro. A todos quienes rezaron por mí en el camino, estoy inmensamente agradecido y tan alegre de haber encontrado para siempre un hogar con mis hermanos. El próximo día fue increíblemente especial porque fui ordenado junto a tres de mis hermanos al Diaconado. La ordenación me conmovió mucho y no esperaba estar tan emocionado. Le agradezco a Dio por la gran gracia que tengo de ahora servir como Heraldo de Su Evangelio y Siervo de Su Pueblo. Esa Misa también me movió porque junto a nosotros también fueron ordenados cuatro de nuestros hermanos como sacerdotes, incluyendo el

ahora Padre Zach quien sirvió aquí en San Ignacio el año pasado. El próximo día había un montón de actividades, como tuve el honor de servir como diacono en la primera Misa del Padre Zach en la mañana y de bautizar a mi sobrina más joven en la tarde. Fue un tiempo increíble y una bonita experiencia de poder estar de nuevo con mis hermanos en comunidad quienes no había podido ver en mucho tiempo. También es bueno estar de vuelta en casa aquí en San Ignacio. ¡Ya he tenido la oportunidad de bautizar, predicar, y servir aquí y estoy esperando poder hacer muchas muchas cosas más en este año que viene! Les pido que sigan rezando por mí, yo estoy rezando por todos ustedes. Espero seguir conociéndolos a todos ustedes en este ano que viene.

A NOTE FROM DEACON FELIPE

SEPTEMBER 20, 2020 • 20 DE SEPTIEMBRE, 2020


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20Is 55:6-9; Phil 1:20c-24, 27a; Mt 20:1-6a

5:00 p.m.(Vigil) †Mike Jimenez9:00 a.m. †Joe Morales11:00 a.m. †Merced Ojeda1:00 p.m. Ruby Delgado - ¡Feliz cumpleaños!5:00 p.m. †Barbara Anne Saldana

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 - ST. MATTHEWEph 4:1-7, 11-13; Mt 9:9-13

9:00 a.m. †Rafael Rodriguez; Greater respect for all human life from conception to natural death, especially for the elderly and those nearing the end of life

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - Prv 21:1-6, 10-13: Lk 8:19-219:00 a.m. †John Edward Hall Hibbitts; †Jarrod Bryant

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 - ST. PIUS OF PIETRELCINAPrv 30:5-9; Lk 9:1-6

9:00 a.m. †Beatrice Contreras; †Raquel Godinez

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 - Eccl 1:2-11; Lk 9:7-99:00 a.m. †Merced Ojeda; †Georgia M. Hipolito

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 - Eccl 3:1-11; Lk 9:18-229:00 a.m. †Ronald Deford; †Jeanette Velasquez

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 – STS. COSMAS AND DAMIAN - Eccl 11:9----12:8; Lk 9:43b-45

8:00 a.m. †Augustina Pineda Sanchez5:00 p.m. †Margaret Aschenbeck

SCRIPTURE READINGS AND MASS INTENTIONS

Abel Kennedy, Allie Hearrell, Andrea Rodriguez, Angelita Moran, Annamaria Saldana, Barbara Gittinger, Barbara Sutton, Beatrice Hage, Bertha Limon, Carl Hedrick, Celestina Garza, Cesar Trimble, Charles Saldana, Connie Morales, Craig Murray, Ellen Goertz, Gaspar González, Garland Joseph, Gilbert Limon, Henrietta Escobedo, Henry Alvarez, Jaina Hearrell, Janie Cancino, Jerry (Grammy) Joseph, Jerry Morrison, Joy Joseph, Julia Felan, Kendall Schanfish, Laura Peña, Lin Murray, Lydia Ojeda, Margaret Hearrell, Mark Armstrong, Maria Guadalupe Diaz Cavazos, Marie Parker, Mary Condon, Mary Herrera, Mary Lynda Sanders, Mary Segina, Mary Thomas, Moses Saldana, Orfalinda Limon, Nancy Miller, Norman Joseph, Pedro Limon, Randy Dela Garza, Raymond Rangel, Robyn Lacky, Roger Morales, Rosa Gonzales, Rosendo Ramos, Sr., Starr Ross, Tim Sullivan, Tony Ross, Tresia Garcia, Vanessa Kraft, Virginia Vasquez.

FOR THE REPOSE OF: Dr. Mary Ann Acevedo, John Nombraña, Mark Patrick Saldana, Pedro Vasquez, Noel Zieser.

PRAY FOR THOSE IN NEED OF HEALINGOREMOS POR AQUELLOS QUE NECESITAN SANACIÓN

On September 10, 2020 we used our "new" altar at daily Mass for the first time. On March 19, 1962, The Feast of Saint Joseph, husband of Mary, Bishop Reicher consecrated this holy altar in the St. Joseph Hall Chapel at St. Edward’s University. Mass was celebrated daily at this altar with the Brothers of Holy Cross. We continue this long tradition of prayer and sacrifice, and we rejoice that this sacred altar will be the center of our liturgies at St. Ignatius Martyr. Thanks be to God!

MARKETING AND DEVELOPMENTMichelle Fontana, Director • [email protected]

Names will be removed from the list the 1st Sunday of

October, unless we receive a notice to keep them

on. Please email Mary Cruz at [email protected].

Thank you for your understanding.

We have resumed in person classes at our parish school. We have approximately half of our students on campus with the other half continuing virtual learning. Our students who are participating in virtual learning are alongside their classmates who are attending in person each day via upgraded technology throughout our school. Thank you for your support of our parish school through prayers and donations. We are beyond grateful for the generosity of our parishioners.

SCHOOL NEWSschool.st-ignatius.org • (512) 442-8547


mailto:[email protected]


WORSHIP AND SACRED MUSIC Dr. John J. Hoffman, Director • [email protected]

MEH* MASS OR LITURGY FOR THE LEAST “Full, conscious, and active participation” in the Liturgy (as commended by the Second Vatican Council) is not only your/their right but also your/their duty and your/their responsibility. That responsibility includes full engagement throughout the liturgical celebration. The baptized faithful who form the congregation are called to join in praise and thanksgiving in song and spoken word, to listen attentively to God’s Word, and to exercise their baptismal priesthood in prayer for the Church, the world, and all in need during the Prayer of the Faithful. In the Liturgy of the Eucharist the baptized faithful join their prayer to that of the priest celebrant, offering Christ the Victim, “not only by means of the hands of the Priest but also together with him,” and offer themselves as well (GIRM, no. 95). Their participation culminates in the reception of the Body and Blood of the Lord, the sacrament that unites them more fully with Christ their Head and with one another. We need to be aware, therefore, that “participation” does not refer primarily to external activity or function during the celebration of Mass; rather, it refers to a deeply spiritual, interior participation of mind and heart, filled with devotion and penetrating the very depths of the mysteries we celebrate. (2010 usccb.org) Is my participation at Mass – “meh?” Here are some things to consider: Do I participate as fully as possible? Even though I might not be the greatest singer, do I sing and support our faith community’s prayer? Do I make the sign of the cross with a sense of reverence or do I look like I am swatting flies? Do I carry on conversations with others while in the church? Do I genuflect toward the Blessed Sacrament in the Tabernacle or just sort take a dip, not making much of an effort? Do I dress like I am going somewhere important, even for daily Masses, really honor God? Do I seem happy to be at Mass or does my posture seem to say “leave me alone.” Do I give myself enough time before Mass to prepare my heart and to quiet my mind? I have often heard expressed by some well-meaning folks that we should be (God should be???) glad that “at least” people still show up for Mass. I don’t know about you, but for me, when I only do the least required for anything, I really don't place any value on it. Dr. John J. Hoffman * exclamation expressing a lack of interest or enthusiasm. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Your parish is open for Mass. Come back and celebrate the Mass with an in-person experience if you are able. We have plenty of space with appropriate distancing. Those who have been able to return are always expressing how much they appreciate all the protocols that the parish staff and volunteers employ and how much they enjoyed the celebration. Consult our website for more information.

Do you know anyone interested in becoming Catholic? No matter where we are on our faith journey, God is always calling us to draw closer to Him. If you or someone you know is interested in becoming Catholic or preparing for baptism as an adult, email or call Isaac Garcia to set up a time to talk. He’s available to talk during the day or in the evenings over Zoom or the phone. Do you seek community and want to grow in faith? In October, St. Ignatius will launch an initiative for adults to meet each other in the parish and grow in faith together. If you’re interested in learning more, please contact Isaac Garcia. Please welcome and pray for those our newest catechumens and candidates! Two people celebrated the Rite of Acceptance into the Order of Catechumens and three people celebrated the Rite of Welcoming last weekend, September 13. Please keep these six people in your prayers as they continue their preparation to receive the Sacraments and to be received into the Catholic Church.

ADULT EVANGELIZATION AND CATECHESIS Isaac Garcia, Director • [email protected]

¿Conoce a alguien interesado en convertirse en católico? No importa dónde estemos en nuestro viaje de fe, Dios siempre nos está llamando a acercarnos más a Él. Si usted o alguien que conoce está interesado en convertirse en católico o en prepararse para el bautismo como adulto, comuníquese con Isaac García para programar una hora para hablar. Está disponible para hablar durante el día o por la noche a través de Zoom o por teléfono. ¿Buscas comunidad y quieres crecer en la fe? En octubre, San Ignacio lanzará una iniciativa para que los adultos se conozcan en la parroquia y crezcan juntos en la fe. Si está interesado en obtener más información, comuníquese con Isaac García.

NEW CATECHUMENS Gabrielle Copenhaver

Kevyn Barnes-Sanchez

NEW CANDIDATES Janna Banks Mark Tegen

Matthew Craig


YOUTH MINISTRY • MINISTERIO JUVENILLori Nava, Youth Minister • [email protected]

2020-2021 EASY REGISTRATION

Were you in Edge or Life Teen last year? We are offering a

simple re-enrollment option for our families to make this

year’s registration easy. Simply email or call Lori for more

information.

HA COMENZADO EL AÑO DE EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA

Gracias y bienvenidos a todas nuestras familias que se

han inscrito y han comenzado las clases. Todavía

tenemos disponibilidad en nuestras clases de educación

continua y preparación sacramental del primer año.

Algunas clases se imparten en línea y otras se imparten

en persona aquí en la escuela, siguiendo los protocolos

de seguridad Covid-19. Consulte el sitio web de la iglesia

o llame a la oficina de RE al (512)552-8783 para obtener

más información. ¡Que tengan un muy buen año!

2020-21 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION YEAR HAS STARTED

Thank you and welcome to all our families that have

enrolled and began classes. We still have availability in our

continuing education and first year sacramental preparation

classes. Some classes are taught online and others are held

in person here at the school, following Covid-19 safety

protocols. Please check the church website or call the RE

office at (512) 552-8783 for more information. Have a great

year!

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION • EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSARosa Bejar, Director • [email protected] Cisneros, Assoc. Director • [email protected]

Thanks to the unwavering dedication and courage of a reduced number of volunteers (both parishioners and non-parishioners), coupled with strong financial and prayer

support, the pantry has been able to maintain and expand operations through the last (hopefully!) scorching summer month. In August the pantry served 657 households, including 1,761 individuals. Of these, 237 were homeless men, women and children. Last month 119 households came to us for the first time.

These numbers do not include those who took advantage of our Thankful Thursdays baked goods and produce distribution. We have had 323 people sign in, representing 741 individuals in their households. Of these, 31 came to the pantry for the first time.

The pantry remains open Monday through Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. On Thankful Thursdays we are open from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. for bread and produce distribution only. Parishioners are encouraged to come by – we have plenty of food!

SUMMARY OF ASSISTANCE(households served)

Food .............................................................. 980Clients with Prescription Medications....... 60Bus passes ................................................... 308Volunteer hours ........................................... 653.5

ST. IGNATIUS FOOD PANTRYBenny Flusche, Director • [email protected]

40 DAYS FOR LIFE BEGINS SEPTEMBER 23The 40 Days for Life campaign consists of hundreds of volunteers praying for 40 consecutive days in front of the local abortion facilities. This campaign draws attention to the injustice of abortion through three simple avenues: prayer and fasting, community outreach and education, and constant peaceful vigil. Would you like to sign up to pray for one hour? Please visit st-ignatius.org/respectlife to sign up.

40 CHURCHES FOR 40 DAYSSt. Ignatius is participating in the 40 Churches for 40 Days campaign. We will be covering Friday, October 2 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Planned Parenthood. Fr. Karl will lead us in praying the rosary (Time TBD). Please visit st-ignatius.org/respectlife for more information and to sign up for an hour to pray.

PARISH OUTREACH AND SOCIAL JUSTICE


The Food Pantry reported 118.5 volunteer hoursAll other ministry gatherings are suspended until further notice.

Regular Collection ......................................$21,979.75*

*Includes $13,225 in online donations.

Food Pantry ................................................ $4,419.00

Building Fund .............................................. $402.00

School Collection .......................................$642.00

Austin Diocese............................................ $242.00

Other............................................................ $2,261.50

Total ............................................................ $29,946.25

THIS WEEK’S SECOND COLLECTIONSEGUNDA COLECTA PARA ESTA SEMANA

Building and Maintenance Fund

Thank you for your generosity!¡Muchas gracias por su generosidad!

STEWARDSHIP OF TIME AND TREASURE FOR 9/13

Next weekend we will celebrate World Mission Sunday.Pope Francis invites the entire Church to support mission dioceses in Africa, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Latin America and Europe, where priests, religious and lay leaders serve the world’s most vulnerable communities. Please keep the Pope’s missions in your prayers and be generous in next week’s collection for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith.

El fin de semana siguiente celebramos el Domingo Mundial de las Misiones. El Papa Francisco invita a toda la Iglesia a apoyar a las diócesis misioneras de África, Asia, las Islas del Pacífico y partes de Latinoamérica y Europa, donde sacerdotes, líderes religiosos y líderes laicos sirven a las comunidades más vulnerables del mundo. Por favor, sigan orando por las misiones del Papa y sean generosos en la colecta de la semana entrante para la Sociedad para la Propagación de la Fe.

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