JMJ

Zaskoda Repair, LLC Welding Machine Repair & Service

“In Loving Memory of Monie Kay Zaskoda” Tim Zaskoda, Owner 979-224-0510

Homeyer Feed and Supply 545 SH 36 South, Caldwell, TX

567-9355 Owned By: Craig & Rhonda Homeyer

Eubanks Production Services, LLC.

Dozer - Sand - Backhoe Gravel - Dump Truck

4048 FM 2000

Caldwell, TX 406-1555 Mobile 272-3622 Office

Linda M. Gaas, Insurance Representative Catholic Union of Texas, KJT

Life Annuities IRA 596-2606 Home 324-7720 Cell

lindamgaas@gmail.com

The Piano Place 979-695-1475 Tuning - Repairs - Moving - Used Piano Available

Samantha Evans - Associate Member, Piano Technician Guild

979-542-9321

hpsgiddings@yahoo.com

Oilfield Service Company

Hilberling Packer Services, Inc.

HOME-FARM-RANCH

Lawrence Vavra - Agent 6900 C.R. 129 Caldwell, TX 77836 P 979.535.7557 C 979.324.7232 lavavra@yahoo.com

602 N. Gray St Caldwell, TX

567-3273

www.drgacdental.com

In Loving Memory of Milady L. Kristof

For her generosity to St. Mary’s Parish

10/13/1918 - 12/08/2009

“May perpetual light shine upon her”

Knights of Columbus

If you are interested in joining the Knights of

Columbus contact

Grand Knight John Kucera

739-7867

In Memory of

† James Collins and

The Bailey Family

by Col. Darlene Collins

& Dr. Murl Bailey

Please pray for the

living and deceased

members of the

Drouilhet, Piwonka,

and Beran families.

Insurance - Annuities - Mortgage Loans Margaret Polansky 535-8127

Catholic Family Fraternal of Texas - K.J.Z.T.

BISHOP Most Rev. Joe S. Vasquez PASTOR Father Melvin L. Dornak DEACONS Ernesto Valenzuela John W. Young, Jr. PARISH STAFF OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Tina Vavra office-manager@stmaryscaldwell.com SECRETARY Margie Wisniewski margie@stmaryscaldwell.com PASTORAL COUNCIL Melvin Ubernosky, President, 535-3042

OFFICE HOURS:

Frenstat: As needed

Web Page:

www.holyrosaryfrenstat.com

Find us on Facebook:

www.facebook.com/HolyRosaryFrenstatTx

Caldwell: Tue.– Thurs. 8 am to 3 pm 500 W. OSR

Caldwell, TX 77836 Phone: 979-567-3667

Fax: 979-567-0749

Office Closed : Holy days & Holidays

BULLETIN INFORMATION DEADLINE:

Tuesday, 10:00 am

Must be in writing and submitted by email, fax or dropped by the office

Holy rosary CATHOLIC CHURCH

8610 FM 2774 Caldwell, TX 77836

Phone and Fax: (979) 535-7559 Parish Hall: (979) 535-7704

Roman Catholic Diocese of Austin

WE CELEBRATE THE EUCHARIST Tuesday - 6:00 pm Sunday - 8:00 am

Reconciliation:

Sunday before Mass

MATRIMONY Contact the priest or deacon at least 6 months

prior to the date of the wedding.

BAPTISM Please contact the Parish Office for information

concerning Baptism.

August 29, 2021

Thank you to the Military members and

their families of our par-ish.

This week we ask that you pray for service

member

Stephen Hancock

In Memory of Our Loving

Fathers

† Ernest L. Ofczarzak and

† Gilbert H. Kelm

by Tricia and Kelly Kelm

In Memory of

† Bernard Rychlik

By Betty Rychlik & Family

Andy’s Towing

979-567-1045

† Carrie Jean Franzetti

Remember Me O Lord in

Paradise

With All Our Love,

Dad & Marcella

Jeff,

I will love you forever.

Jackie

Prayers for the living & deceased mem-bers of the Absnaider, Kacer, Knesek,

Pieper, Hyzak and Rab families.

In Loving Memory of † Henry & Milady Brinkman

and † John & Lydia Kovar

By Buddy & Billie Brinkman

In loving memory

of

† Cherie Smith

And

† Patricia Micklus

By Arnold Micklus

The Sanctuary

Lamp burns

For the Loving Memory

of

Andrew Hovorak

By Family

In Loving Memory of

Larry Valigura

By Janet Valigura & Family

MASS INTENTIONS

Sunday, August 29 at 8:00 AM

† Geraldine Pivonka

By I J & Barbara Shenkir

† Janet & Alton Ofczarzak

By Beverly & Josiah Barrow

† Joseph Kudlacek

By Beatrice Kudlacek

† Alton Ofczarzak

By Marcey White

Tuesday, August 31 at 6:00 PM

† Ernest Ofczarzak

By Vlasta Ofczarzak

† Georgia J. Beran

By Vlasta Ofczarzak

† Geraldine Pivonka

By Gary & Marcella Franzetti

Sunday, Sept. 5 at 8:00 AM

† Jeff Krueger

By Bryan & Janice Crook

† Joan Charanza

By Vlasta Ofczarzak

† Dorothy & Dyonis Kubelka

By Evonne & Paul Wilburn

† Travis Kochert

By Jane Kochert

August 22, 2021

Sunday Collection: $971.00

WEEKLY COLLECTION IN OUR PARISH & ELSEWHERE

Please pray for the spiritual, mental, and physical needs of our parish, especially for the following: Emily Alford, Doug Baxter, Margie Beaty, Edward Beran, Mildred Beran, Rita Burkhalter, Robert Badgett, Sr., Terry Homeyer Craig, Jake Cedidla, Darryl Clark, James Davidson, Micki Dumke, Rudy Gonzales, Jo Harris, Fr. Tom Hanus, Pat Kvapil, Stan Kvapil,Hubert Krenek, Father Ed. Karasek, Dorothy Kubena, Gloria Kubeczka, Marie Kudlacek, Jimmy Lopez, Bob Litzman, Blaine McRae, Lisa McInroe , Isaiah Luke Malagon, Linda Mal-donado, Estefana Marmor, Doug Meister, Brody Mitchell, Dorothy Muzny, Milton Mynar, Yvonne Piwonka, Pat Pless, Daniel Pless, Bernadette Polansky, Juanita (Janie) Ramon, Annie Rathjen, Marcus Rodriguez, Roy

Rodriguez, Mary Revilla, Celso Sanchez, Lucia Sanchez, Tammy Schoeneman, Charlene Skrabanek, William Sowders, Glenn Spitzenburger, Marcie Macha Stenvall, Doris Strauss, Forrest Stoker, Patricia Tarnowski, Juan Torres, Mike Turner, Ernesto Valenzuela, Jr., Pam Vollentine, Kim Vollentine, Felis Wyatt, Mary & Steve Wooten, Glen & Amelia Wearden, Sora White-cross. Persons remain on this list for 4 weeks, unless other arrangements are made with Parish office; to renew your listing on the Prayer List contact the office.

FROM OUR BISHOP

Holy Rosary Bazaar 2021

All parishioners – new and seasoned – are welcome and encouraged to share their time & talents! The Bazaar is a full day and a lot of fun but it’s a lot of work and takes the effort of all of our parish family! Many people are needed to work in the various areas of the bazaar, so please let us know where you can help. We thank you and very much appreciate all that you do for your parish!

Raffle Tickets to purchase or for more information con-cerning the Raffle, please contact Josiah Barrow at 281-794-0299 or Beverly Barrow at 281-468-8233.

Meat Donations If you are interested in making a mone-tary donation to offset meat costs for the Bazaar, please contact Melvin Ubernosky.

Country Store It’s not too early to start collecting items that you want to donate to the Country Store.

Live Auction If you are interested in making a donation to the live auction, you may contact Lawrence Vavra or bring the item to the Frenstat Church Office after Mass. Make sure you put the donor’s name on the item. All items for the Live Auction must be new and unused.

Silent Auction If you would like to donate an item for the Silent Auction, you may drop your item off in the Cry Room or bring it the day of the Bazaar. If you drop it off in the Cry Room, please mark the item "For Silent Auction" along with the donors name.

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Picnic, St. John in Fayetteville St. John Parish in Fayetteville will host its annual Picnic Sept. 5 on the parish grounds. Mass featuring polka music will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Barbecue beef, pork and sau-sage plates will be served beginning at 10:30 a.m. Activi-ties for all ages will go on throughout the day. Details: (979) 378-2244.

Please Pray for our honored loved ones serving in the military & their families! Victor Amaya, Cameron Banks, Delores Burkhalter - Tandoc, Brian Goss, Matthew Hancock, Stephen Hancock, Cooper C. Hott - Jasper, Phillip Jungman, Dale Moore, McKinley Edward Mauer, Adam Perry, Shawn Earl Phallan, Taylor Aline Stau-tzenberger, Trevor Rathjen, Matthew Telg, Jesse Tucker, Antonio Vavra, Kevin Wilcox, Christian Wolz, and Alexander Zamora.

In the Gospel this Sunday, Jesus reminds us that it is not what enters from the out-side which makes us impure, but what is deeply rooted in our hearts. In the Letter of James we are exhorted to “humbly welcome the word that has been planted in you…” and to be “doers of the word and not hearers only.” God’s word is a message of love, mercy, compassion and freedom to all people. Is that showing in our lives? Are we rooted in that Good News so that it spills over to others?

We are encouraged to pay attention to the ways in which the word of God truly in-fluences how we live our lives. Although we all too often fail to live up to the exam-ple set for us, we are none the less assured of an abundance of gifts, because of God’s infinite love for each and every one.

In the First Reading, Moses explains to the people that it is by obeying the laws giv-en to them in the commandments that they will have life in the land, as promised to them by the Lord.

The importance of actively living our faith is further emphasized in the Second Reading. Here the author exhorts Jewish Christians not just to listen to the word, but to do what the word tells them, by caring for those in need, and living good and hon-est lives. In the Gospel, Jesus describes the lip-service of the Pharisees, who, as foretold in the words of Isaiah, offer ‘worthless worship’. Their adherence to human traditions and values takes their hearts far from God.

This week, we may want to spend some time reflecting, with the Lord’s help, how closely our own lives reflect the ideals described in the Psalm, which speaks of the just dwelling in the presence of the Lord. We can then ask with confidence that the Lord will show us the path that will draw us ever closer to his presence. God of might, giver of every good gift, put in my heart the love of your name.

Lord, who shall dwell on your holy mountain? Those who walk without faults, act with justice and speak the truth from their heart . You must do what the word tells you, not just listen to it and deceive yourself.

Catholic Charities of Central Texas is thrilled to celebrate Catholic Charities Weekend! We are here to serve YOU as the social service arm of the Diocese of Austin. Did you know? CCCTX serves anyone in need, regardless of faith tradition, in all 25 counties in our Diocese! We have six programs that promote human dignity and life: • Counseling Services • Disaster Response • Financial Stability • Immigration Legal Services • St. Gabriel’s Pregnancy and Parenting Program • St. Michael’s Veteran Service Learn more and get involved at www.ccctx.org.

Knights of Columbus Scholarship Fund

† John Vollentine by Ted Dusek

† Sharon Miles by Thomas Miles, Jr.

Over the past several months, natural, economic and social forces have significantly affected many parts of the world, calling us to place our trust in our Lord Jesus Christ. I ask you to pray with me for the people of Haiti and Afghani-stan who are even now confronting enormous trials, includ-ing the loss of life, home and safety. Here in Texas and across the United States, we are also beset by major challenges. Burdened by social unrest, a lack of respect for life and calls for social justice that may seem to go unheard, it remains our fundamental duty to contribute to the common good and protect the voice of all, especially the most vulnerable. This month as we celebrate the Assumption and Queenship of Mary, among other feasts, let us place ourselves before our most Blessed Mother invoking her intercession as she receives our intentions and carries them to her Son.

You must do what the word tells you God of might, giver of every good gift, put into our hearts the love of your name, so that, by

deepening our sense of reverence, you may nurture in us what is good, and, by your watchful care, keep safe what you have nurtured.

The Lord says “ I will guide you the best pathway for your life. I will advice you and watch over you.” PSALMS 32:8 NLT

Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Corn Hill invites every-one to their annual Bazaar on Sunday, September 19. Holy Mass will be celebrated at 10:30AM.A delicious meal of BBQ and Fried Chicken will be served from 11AM -1PM. Drive thru is available until 12:30PM. Live polka music during the meal, children’s games, live and silent auction, bingo and kolaches for sale.

Pastoral musicians invited to Return to Joy The NPM Austin Chapter and the diocesan Worship Office invite all music ministers to a free in-person event on Sept. 18 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at in the parish hall at Holy Cross Parish in Aus-tin. This event will provide us with scientific data on the latest safety measures and protocols for safe resumption of music minis-try, as well as activities and discussion to heal our minds and spir-its as we re-emerge from the pandemic. Register by Sept. 13 at www.npmaustin.org (there is limited capacity due to social dis-tancing). Face masks will be required for this event. For questions, contact Andrea Ramos at andrea-ramos@austindiocese.org.