In the Peace of Christ

SAINT JOHN VIANNEY AUGUST 3, 2014

Catholic Church

In the Peace of Christ

Saint john Vianney

Catholic Church

Archdiocese of Galveston — Houston

625 Nottingham Oaks Trail Houston, TX 77079

Tel.: 281-497-1500

Fax: 281-584-2024

www.stjohnvianney.org

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PARISH CLERGY

Rev. R. Troy Gately Pastor

Rev. Charles J. Talar

Rev. Daniel L. Warden

Priests in Residence

Deacons Dale Steffes

Al Vacek

Fred Kossegi

Randy Graham

Louis Provenzano

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PASTORAL STAFF

Adult Forma$on Yvonne Gill

Youth Forma$on Daniel Marcantel

Music Ministry Michael Madrid

Pastoral Care/

Spiritual Life Louis Provenzano

Parish Life/

Ac$vity Center Richard Fairly

Social Service

Ministries Deborah Montez

Business Office C.J. Pete Prados

Dear friends in Christ:

This Monday, we celebrate our patronal feast day, the Feast of St. John Vianney. The life of John Vianney is one of faith, struggle and victory. St. John Vianney’s life is an inspiration for each of us in our daily struggles. The life of this wonderful saint is a challenge to each of us in how we live our lives. St. John Vianney challenges each of us in what we take for granted and what we do with the blessings that we have received. St. John Vianney challenges us. In fact, he dares us, in how we prioritize what is important to us and how we live it out concretely day to day.

The main points of his life are fairly well known to those who know of him. (I hope all of you know the basic narrative of his life! Here is a link to a biography: http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08326c.htm. We also have some nice biographies in our parish library – located in the Youth Formation Building). He struggled with his studies, he struggled to be ordained, he struggled with parishioners and their irreligious attitudes and habits and he even struggled with the devil. In all of these struggles throughout his life, St. John Vianney held on tightly to his faith in God. It was his faith that led him to overcome each and every obstacle that he faced. As he struggled, his faith was tested and grew stronger. There were no magic moments per se. He worked at it. He struggled to keep his faith. When things got tough, he prayed harder. When things did not work out right, he prayed harder and worked harder. When people did not understand him, accept him or support him, he did not give up or give in. He prayed harder and re-doubled his efforts. In time, God’s will won out and John Vianney’s faith was rewarded by the Lord whom he loved so much and who loved him even more.

Some of the incidents of St. John Vianney’s life may seem quaint or even foreign to many of us today – the saint’s hostility to the parishioners’ dancing for example, his seemingly over the top dedication to mortification and fasting, his ardent devotion to the saints and his confrontation with the devil. For us to depict the saint or dismiss him as merely being quaint or anachronistic would be wrong. There is great truth and wisdom in the very facts of his life and in what he considered important and why. His choices and actions had real consequences for himself and others. John Vianney was serious and he recognized the seriousness of life. I do not get the impression that he was a “sour puss” or “curmudgeon” or lacked a joie de vivre. Rather, I see in St. John Vianney that he saw the need for himself and others to keep our eyes always open to the bigger and more important truths and joys of life. He did not want his parishioners or himself to be distracted by the insignificant and peripheral. His mortifications and sacrifices allowed him and others to see the joys and beauties that God places around us constantly. In a word, St. John Vianney wanted people to see and love the flowers and not the weeds.

I have several favorite stories of St. John Vianney, but there is one that I especially like. It has encouraged me and given me solace in my role as a pastor. Upon the death of his mentor, Abbe Balley in 1818, the relatively new priest, Jean Marie Vianney was re-assigned to the tiny backwater village of Ars. Having arrived with a cart of his few meager belongings, he found the place in disrepair. Yet, one of the first things he did was to get a new and more beautiful altar, new vestments, altar linens and new candlesticks. He wanted God to have the finest and best! He wanted God to be first! He then set out to convert the people of the parish to love God with greater passion. He chastised them about their erratic mass attendance and working on Sundays, and their dancing and casual language (cursing and gossiping). He challenged them to care for the poor and the lowly. He challenged the adults and the children to learn their faith better. And of course, he encouraged them to come to confession! From the outset, he set his agenda – God First! For John Vianney, faith, struggle and victory were in essence, all the same. When we have faith, we will have God. When we have struggles, we will still have God. And when we have God, we have Victory!

Happy Feast Day!

St. John Vianney, pray for us!

In Pace Christi,

18th Sunday in ordinary time

Let us Pray

For the souls of the recently deceased,

Eternal rest grant unto them

O Lord and let Perpetual light shine upon

them.

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Vigil

5:30 p.m.

Sunday

8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m.,

11:00 a.m.,

12:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m.

Spanish: 2:00 p.m.,

7:00 p.m.

Weekdays

Monday - Friday

9:00 a.m.

Tuesday & Thursday

7:00 p.m.

LITURGY OF THE

HOURS

Monday - Friday

6:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

NOVENA & ROSARY

Our Lady of

Perpetual Help

Wednesdays 6:30 p.m.

Novena of the

Sacred Heart

1st Fridays following

9:00 a.m. Mass

Divine Mercy Chaplet

and

Rosary a er 9:00 a.m.

daily Mass _________________________________________________________

CONFESSIONS

Saturday

10:00 a.m. & 4:00 p.m.

Sunday

6:45 p.m. (Spanish) _________________________________________________________

BAPTISMS

Classes offered

monthly.

Please contact the

Parish Office

MARRIAGE

Please contact the

Parish Office at least

eight months prior to

desired date

ANOINTING OF THE

SICK/COMMUNION

TO THE SICK AND

HOMEBOUND Please contact the Parish Office

___________________________________________________________________________________________

OFFICE HOURS

Monday – Friday

8:30 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.

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Let us Rejoice and Pray for these

soon-to-be married couples:

Carolina Cas2llo and Chris Smith

Gresilda Yamon and Kendall Broussard

Diana Mendez and Nicolas Drago

Greeters

For the month of August:

Pastoral Care and Spiritual Life

Mass Intentions Monday, August 4, 2014

9:00 a.m. † Dick Porcaro

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

9:00 a.m. † Madelin Gill

7:00 p.m. Candi & Richard Boyce

Wednesday, August 6, 2014

9:00 a.m. † Elynor Brann

Thursday, August 7, 2014

9:00 a.m. † Heinrich Joseph Rauch

7:00 p.m. † Frank Hoffman

Friday, August 8, 2014

9:00 a.m. † Digna Arrufat

Saturday, August 9, 2014

5:30 p.m. † Dean Wenske

Sunday, August 10, 2014

8:00 a.m. Trather Sebas2an, M.C.

9:30 a.m. Missa Pro Populo

11:00 a.m. † Madelin Gill

12:30 p.m. † Wilfred J. Banse

2:00 p.m. Ana Samuel

5:30 p.m. Gail Nevlund

7:00 p.m. † Federico Mora

Other Remembrances

S. Bockholt, Ursuline H. Smith, †Andy Urban

Weekly Readings

Monday Jer 28:1-17; Ps 119; Mt 14:22-36

Tuesday Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22; Ps 102;

Mt 14:22-36 orMt 15:1-2, 10-14

Wednesday Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97;

2 Pt 1:16-19; Mt 17:1-9

Thursday Jer 31:31-34; Ps 51; Mt 16:13-23

Friday Na 2:1, 3, 3:1-3, 6-7; Dt 32;

Mt 16:24-28

Saturday Hb 1:12–2:4; Ps 9; Mt 17:14-20

Sunday 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a; Ps 85;

Rom 9:1-5; Mt 14:22-33

Flowers for Our Lord In Honor of

Jack and Fran Gleeson

Donated by

The JeweF and Tolleson families

CASA JUAN DIEGO

Weekend of August 30th and 31st

For our Annual Mission Appeal, a second

collec2on will be taken following communion.

This year we have been assigned Casa Juan Diego,

Houston. Mark and Louise Zwick and staff

will be at all the masses to give a presenta2on

aHer the gospel.

Annual Mission Appeal

50th Wedding Anniversary

Jubilee Mass

Honoring couples celebra2ng

their Golden (50th) Anniversary

of marriage in the Catholic Church will be held on

Sunday, October 26, 2014 at the Co-Cathedral of

the Sacred Heart at 3 pm. Whether or not a

couple aFends the ceremony, they are eligible to

receive a special recogni2on.

Couples wishing to par2cipate are asked to

register on line by visi2ng

hFp://archgh.cvent.com/50weddinganniversary.

Please fill out all the informa2on requested and

make sure that the name of each couple is typed

exactly as they wish them to appear on their

recogni2on. Deadline for registra2on is

September 29 at midnight.

Registra2on will not be processed if the

informa2on about the Catholic Wedding cannot

be verified and/or if the fee of $25 dollars per

couple is not received before September 29. Each

couple will be able to bring a maximum of 6 family

members or friends to the Mass.

50th Wedding Anniversary


Catholic Church

ADULT FORMATION

Our Lord has need of your hands

to offer his Body and Blood!

A training session for EMs , Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion,

will be held on Tues., 20 Aug, 6:30pm 8pm AND Sat., 23 Aug., 9-11am (in the Church)

Choose the session most convenient for you!

To add your name to the training roster call or email: 281/584-2022 or [email protected]

Catholic?

Thinking about it?

Know someone who is?

Call now! For information on the RCIA process

(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

An information meeting will be held on 14 Aug., 7-9pm

r more

For more information contact Yvonne Gill, 281/584-2022 or [email protected]

JOIN IN

THE GREAT ADVENTURE!! Two great Bible studies offered

on Wednesday evenings

beginning Sept. 24, 7-9pm

The BibleTimeline or

MaNhew

The King and His Kingdom

Don’t miss out on this

exhilara$ng 24 week Adventure!

For more informa2on on registra2on and related fees contact the Adult Forma2on Office

A A A

Apprehending and

Appreciating

Aquinas

A three session course

on St. Thomas Aquinas

September 15, 22, 29

9:45am —11am

Music Lecture Hall

Presented by Fr. Chuck Talar

In 1879 Pope Leo XIII declared that Thomas’ theology was the definitive exposition of the Catholic faith.

Come learn about the person, his philosophy and his enduring influence in the Church.

To register: [email protected]

“Conversations” “Conversations” “Conversations” “Conversations”

presents”

Epic: The Early Church

Monday Evenings, 7-9pm beginning Sept. 8

A 10 week study of the first 500 years of Christianity

Don’t be left out of the “Conversation”“Conversation”“Conversation”“Conversation”

Call the Adult formation Office to register


Pastoral Care and Spiritual Life

Ministry to the SickMinistry to the SickMinistry to the SickMinistry to the Sick

Do you know someone that is ill, homebound, in the hospital, or in an assisted living center in need of

pastoral care?

For those in need of prayer, Holy Communion, and a pastoral

visit, please contact the Parish Office at 281.497.1500Parish Office at 281.497.1500Parish Office at 281.497.1500Parish Office at 281.497.1500

Interested in visiting those in need of prayer in care centers, hospitals and homebound? Call to volunteer:

281.752.2470281.752.2470281.752.2470281.752.2470

2,000 Hours of Adoration

20,000 Rosaries

The Feast of

Saint John Vianney August 4, 2014

Saint John Vianney Cure of Ars

Pray for

Vocations

Mass at 9:00am and

7:00pm

Monday,

August 4

For adults with Intellectual Disabilities.

Starts: Monday, August 18, 2014 Room: C-24 (7:45-8:15)

We pray, socialize, and learn more about Jesus and our Catholic faith.

Prayer and SharePrayer and SharePrayer and SharePrayer and Share

Parish Blood Drive

Donors Receive

Free Blue Bell

Ice Cream Cer$ficates

Avoid wai$ng,

pre-register at

www.giveblood.org or

281-497-1555

Our sponsor code is M859

Help us reach our goal of

200 donors!

Sponsored by Parish Life,

Knights of Columbus &

Social Ministry

Sunday, August 17

8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Ac$vity Center

Would you like to deepen your prayer life and become an in2mate friend of God? Lay Carmelites are

called to be involved in the mission of the Church to sanc2fy the world through prayer. We are mothers

and fathers, students, and single people going about our everyday lives while reaching out to everyone in

a loving way by our example. By seeking God’s will in all circumstances, we respond to the call to live the Gospel in our daily lives. We study and meet

together for mutual support. NEW CLASS STARTING! The Lay Carmelites are accep2ng candidates to begin forma2on classes this fall. For more

informa2on on becoming a Lay Carmelite, call Seola Edwards at 281-367-6047 or Margaret Looper at 936-449-6608 or 936-668-6608.

Parish Life


Catholic Church

Music Ministry

Young Adult Youth Formation

SJV Young Adult Catholic Cultural Series e x p l o r i n g t h e u n i v e r s a l

c h u r c h

Meet for Mass at designated church to celebrate Mass in a particular culture followed by lunch/dinner of authentic cuisine.

Schedule

Aug 3rd 11am Polish Mass @ Our Lady of Czestochowa Aug 10th 1pm Nigerian Mass @ Catholic Charismatic Center Aug 17th 9am Korean Mass @ St Andrew Kim Church Aug 24th Noon Spanish Mass @ St Joseph Church

Want to join us for Mass? Email [email protected] or call

281-752-2426.

Heading off to

college?

Have a child who is

college bound?

Help us keep in touch by letting us know where our college bound students are heading, even if it is right here in

Houston.

We have resources to keep you involved with your university’s

Catholic center as well.

Contact Youth

Formation at

Where are You Headed?Where are You Headed?Where are You Headed?Where are You Headed?


Competitions

Grill Master ● Baking Master

Sports

Volleyball ● Soccer ● Flag Football Lunch

Hamburgers ● Bratwurst

Merge is the Young Adults Ministry of SJV and includes ages 18 to 35 (single, engaged, and married)

Sacrament PreparationSacrament PreparationSacrament PreparationSacrament Preparation

Registra$on for Sacrament Prepara$on for 2014-2015 has

begun! This includes First Reconcilia$on and Communion,

Confirma$on and RCIC.

Registra$on forms for Sacrament

Prepara$on are available in the CCE/

Youth Forma$on Office ONLY.

Sacrament Preparation is a

separate program from CCE.

Please come by the Youth Forma$on

Office for more info, prepara$on

requirements, and registra$on forms.

CCE REGISTRATIONCCE REGISTRATIONCCE REGISTRATIONCCE REGISTRATION for the 2014for the 2014for the 2014for the 2014----2015 school year is now open!2015 school year is now open!2015 school year is now open!2015 school year is now open!

(PK thru High School)

Forms are available in the Youth Forma2on Office and on

the parish website. On-line registra2on is available.

New day, new time, same great program.

That’s right, starting during the 2014-2015 school year we are adding a new session to our

CCE program.

In addition to the current session days and times, we will also offer CCE for K thru 5th grade

Wednesdays, 6-7:00pm

Register today in the CCE/Youth Formation Office or online at www.stjohnvianney.org.

Youth Formation Young Adults

ANen$on Texas A&M and Blinn (Bryan)

Incoming Freshman and Transfer Students St. Mary’s Catholic Center at Texas A&M University in College

Sta2on invites each incoming freshman and transfer student to

one of the two Connect 2014 Retreats: Monday, August 25

through Tuesday, August 26; OR Friday, August 29 through

Saturday, August 30. Learn about the dynamic Catholic presence

at TAMU and make new friends. Call 979-846-5717 or visit

www.aggiecatholic.org/connect.

GOING TO COLLEGE?

We invite you to find and visit a Catholic Center or Catholic

Student Organiza2on at your University. Newman Centers exists

all over the country. The Office of Young Adult and Campus

Ministry represents the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston to the

colleges and universi2es located within the archdiocese. Through

campus Newman Centers we seek to evangelize the academic

community. See our local Catholic centers below. For informa2on

www.archgh.org/yacm

Catholic Newman Center University of Houston Main Campus. Contact: Rev. Joseph Lam Nguyen, C.S. Sp.

([email protected]) 713-748-2529

Rice University / TX Medical Center Catholic Student Center. Contact: Sr. AntoineFe Carter, O.P.([email protected]) 713-526-3809.

Catholic Student Center Sam Houston State University Contact:

Dr. Joseph Magee ([email protected]) 936-291-2620

Galveston Newman Center: UTMB/Galveston College/Texas

A&M Univ./College of the Mainland. Contact: Carl Erickson


TSU Catholic Newman Center. Contact: Dcn. John Lane


Prairie View A&M University Catholic Newman Center. Contact:

Dcn. Irvin Johnson ([email protected]) 832-372-8056


Catholic Church

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PARISH BAZAARSUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2014


Social Ministries

A Prayer for Migrant Children

Good and Gracious God, we thank you for the gi of children.

We are grateful for all of the joy and love that they bring into our lives, and we ask that you provide special protec-on

for those children who face hardships and danger today.

As we reflect upon the difficult journey that the Holy Family faced as refugees in Egypt, help us to remember

the suffering of migrant families. Open our hearts so that we may provide hospitality for all who come in search of refuge.

Give us the courage to welcome the stranger as Christ in our midst.

Through the intercession of our Blessed Mother Mary and St. Joseph, the Protector of the Holy Family,

we pray for the comfort of children who are alone and afraid because their families have been torn apart by violence and injus-ce.

We pray that they will be led to a place of safety and reunited with their loved ones. “For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me” (Mt. 25: 35).

Volunteers needed!

Please contact Glorivel at

[email protected].

Recycle, Re-use, Reduce!!!

Donate, Shop, Volunteer, Serve!

Joseph’s Coat is SJV’s Resale Joseph’s Coat is SJV’s Resale Joseph’s Coat is SJV’s Resale Joseph’s Coat is SJV’s Resale Shop located in the Social Services Building. Shop located in the Social Services Building. Shop located in the Social Services Building. Shop located in the Social Services Building.

All proceeds support our Social Service Ministries

(no electronics or furniture, please!).

No donation goes to waste!

Joseph’s Coat

August 4th through

August 30th!!

All orange, pink, and yellow

tagged summer items will be

50% off!

The poor and the vulnerable hold a special place both in

Scripture and in the Catholic moral tradition. Throughout

his mission Jesus held children in particular in high regard,

at once rebuking the disciples for not allowing the children

to come to him and declaring that we must all become like

children to enter the Kingdom of Heaven (MK 10:14). At

another point in his ministry, Jesus issued a much sharper

word of warning that it would be better that a millstone be tied around a

person’s neck, than for that person to cause a child to sin. We have a special

obligation to ensure that children are given the protection and support due to

them.

This call is of particular importance today, given the humanitarian situation

that is taking place along the U.S./Mexico border.

“Indeed, Jesus Himself was a child migrant fleeing violence. Jesus, Mary,

and Joseph were asylum-seekers and faced the same choice as the one

facing thousands of children fleeing to the U.S. each year. Jesus also told

us: ‘Whoever receives a child such as this in my name receives me’ (Mt.

18:5). Jesus surely loves the little children. We are called to do the same.”

Bishop Mark Seitz, Diocese of El Paso

HOW YOU CAN HELP:

Catholic Chari2es of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston is

desperately in need of pro bono aForneys, translators, and

foster care parents. For more informa2on about volunteering,

please contact the SJV Social Service office at 281-497-4434 or

[email protected].

To learn more about becoming a foster parent through Catholic

Chari2es, visit www.CatholicChari2es.org or call 713.526.4611. All

foster parents must meet eligibility requirements and pass a

background check.

Monetary dona2ons are also needed. To donate to Catholic Chari2es

of the Rio Grande Valley, send your check to P.O. Box 1306, San Juan,

TX 78589. Please write “immigrant relief” on the memo line. Online

dona2ons can be made at www.cdob.org/catholic-chari2es135/

donate-now.

To find out more about volunteer opportuni2es with Catholic

Chari2es (both in Houston and the Brownsville area), visit

their website at www.catholicchari2es.org/uac.

MEDICATION SORTING PARTY!

for our medical mission to El Salvador

Help us prepare vitamins & medica2ons for the

mission trip— sort, count, and package!

When: Saturday, August 9th 12:30 pm

Where: St. Thomas More Catholic Church

in Servant Hall, 10330 HillcroH St.,

Houston, TX 77096

RSVP: 281-497-4434 or [email protected]

Service hours available!

SJV TRIPS

Registra$on informa$on is now available

on our SJV website:

Www.GoCatholicTravel.com/GatelyMarian

April 27 to May 8, 2015

For more informa2on, please contact Carolyn Greene

[email protected]

A Spiritual Journey to Lourdes,

San$ago de Compostela & Fa$ma

In the Peace of Christ

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