St. Anthony Catholic Church Church 115 N. 25 Mile Ave. | Hereford, Texas 79045

Parish Office:114 Sunset Drive Phone: 364-6150

School Office: 120 W. Park Ave. Phone: 364-1952. Parish website http://stanthonyscatholicparish.com/

*In case of an emergency email or call: frneusch@gmail.com or 806-570-5706*

Parish Pastor: Rev. Fr. Anthony Neusch and Diocese of Amarillo: Bishop Patrick Zurek

Deacon: Ronnie Fetsch and Deacon: Gerald Marnell

Bulletin Editor: Jasmin Enriquez email: jme.stanthonys@gmail.com bulletin deadline is noon WEDNESDAY.

Sunday, September 6, 2020

Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time A MESSAGE OF LOVE

In the final verses of today’s Gospel reading Jesus says that

when two or three are gathered in his name, “there am I in

the midst of them” (Matthew 18:20). So we understand that

fraternal correction is always undertaken with Jesus present

to us. Likewise, encouraging the good in others is not only

the right thing for us to do, it is a necessity. The Lord tells

the prophet Ezekiel that if he “does not speak out” to dis-

suade a person from evil, then he too will be held responsi-

ble. We live in a “do your own thing” age when moral ob-

jectivity is often ignored. Clearly when the message we

share with others is one of love, our motives cannot ever be

misinterpreted. As St. Paul writes, “Love does no evil to

the neighbor; hence, love is the fulfillment of the

law” (Romans 13:10). Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

School Announcement: School Number: (806) 364-1952

Friday, September 7: Labor Day, NO School.

Parish Office Hours: Mon. 10am– 12pm, 1pm-5pm.

Tues.—Thurs. 9am– 12pm, 1pm-5pm.

Fri. 9 am—12 pm

Church Announcements: Sunday, September 6:

9:30 am Mass live-streamed from our Facebook page

5 pm Holy Hour

Monday, September 7:

Labor Day, Church Office Closed

6:45 am morning prayer every weekday

7:15 am Daily Mass

7 pm, Men’s bible/book study at the KC Hall. (18 and

over )

Tuesday, September 8:

5:30 pm Daily Mass

Wednesday, September 9:

7 pm Mass for the elderly and those with an autoimmune

disease.

Thursday, September 10:

7:15 am Daily Mass

6:30 pm Safe Environment Training, A/R

Friday, September 11:

8:15 am School Mass

Saturday, September 12:

6 pm Mass

Sunday, September 13:

9:30 am Mass live-streamed from our Facebook page

ONLINE GIVING: You can scan the QR code to make a

donation, make a one-time gift, or

create a personal recurring gift

account.

LITURGY INTENTIONS Monday7:15 am In Memory of Bud & Teresa Paetzold Tuesday 5:30 pm For the Intentions of Paul E. Kuper

Wednesday7 pm In Memory of Larry Walterscheid

Thursday 7:15 am For the Wellbeing of our Parish

Friday 8:15 am For the Memory of Irene Reinart

Saturday 6 pm People of the Parish

Sunday 9:30 am In Memory of John Kriegshauser

My family prayed _____

rosaries this week.

Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time September 6, 2020

9:30 am Mass live streamed on Facebook

5 pm Holy Hour.

MONDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer Group.

Labor day, NO School / Church Office Closed

7 pm, Men’s bible/book study at the KC Hall. (18 and over )

TUESDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer Group

7-8 am Men’s Lectionary Study Group.

5:30 pm Daily Mass

WEDNESDAY – 6:45 am Morning Prayer Group.

7 pm Mass for the elderly and those with an autoimmune disease.

THURSDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer Group

7:15 am Daily Mass

6:30 pm Safe Environment Training, A/R

FRIDAY–6:45 am Morning Prayer Group.

8:15 am School Mass

SATURDAY 6PM LITURGY September 12, 2020

6 pm Mass

Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 13, 2020

9:30 am Mass live streamed on Facebook

5 pm Holy Hour.

All Altar Flowers: are in MEMORY of

Vickie Valdez from Johnny Dan & Argelia

Alaniz and Family. Thank you and God Bless.

FLOCKNOTE. Please be sure to register for Flocknote to receive

the latest updates from the church. If you are not

registered for Flocknote you can call the church

office and we will be happy to assist you or you

can visit our website

https://stanthonyscatholicparish.com/flocknote-

signup

Monday Evening Men’s

Book/Bible Study The Knights of Columbus Council

2778 is sponsoring a Book/Bible

study for all Men 18 and over. Starting back up

on Mondays at 7:00 pm at the Knights Hall.

20 rosaries were prayed for

vocations this past week, thank

you all so much!

STEWARDSHIP of TREASURE August 15/16, 2020

Envelopes– 22 Loose Checks–--

Envelopes & Checks $2,497.00

Online Contributions $975.00

Plates $449.00

Total $3,921.00

Catholic Charities $221.00

FINAL Total = $4,142.00

School Cafeteria Our school cafeteria is in need of #10-gallon can donations of

fruits and vegetables, below are the items needed:

Peaches (3)

Apple Sauce (3)

Mandarin Oranges (3)

Pineapple Tidbits (3)

Green Beans (3)

Sweet Corn (3)

Tomato Sauce (2)

Diced Tomatoes (2)

Tomato Soup (2)

(the number next to the item is how many cases are needed)

The #10-gallon cans can be bought individually at Wal-Mart or

Food King or can be bought by the case at Sams Club. If you

would like to donate any of the above items to the school or

have any questions, please call Delia at 364-1952 ext. 104

NEW PARISHIONERS. Please welcome Ricardo and Fernanda

Sanchez and their baby boy Henry to St.

Anthony Parish. Welcome to St. Anthony

Catholic Parish, we are very happy to have

you with us!

SAFE ENVIRONMENT

TRAINING September 10th at 6:30 pm in the An-

tonian Room. All adults wanting to

work with our youth are required to

be safe environment trained. For more

information please call Aracely at 364-6150

Pray with the Deacons. Morning prayer with Deacon Ronnie and Dea-

con Gerald will begin at 6:45 am. All protocols

for social distancing will remain in place, please

wear a face mask as you enter the church. Morning prayer

will begin at 6:45 am. Please enter through the bell tower

entrance. PRAYER CHAIN REQUESTS

We want to remind people

to feel free to use the parish

prayer lines when needs

arise in your family in dif-

ficult times of testing and trial.

*Email: jaime.brorman@gmail.com. You must

first have the permission of the patient or of a close

family member who can speak for that person in

need; you may use either their full name OR no

name at all. It is also hoped that if the prayer line is

being used anonymously, the caller inform our Pas-

tor Father Tony so he can come to anoint or admin-

ister the Sacrament of Healing when needed and to

know who among the flock to keep in his daily

prayer. Thank you and May God Bless you!

HOLY CROSS CORNER Holy Cross Catholic Academy an-

nounces the first volleyball games of the

season!

Please come out to support the athletes on September

10th at the Holy Cross Event Center as they battle

Christ the King.

Middle school plays at 5pm followed by Varsity at

6pm.

Go Lady Mustangs!

HOLY HOUR. Holy Hour will begin at 5 pm, every Sunday.

Please enter through the bell tower doors. Please

continue to practice social distancing and face

masks are required.

Respect Life Banquet Sunday, September 27

This year’s keynote speaker:

Kathryn Whitaker, a Catholic

author, blogger, speaker, free-

lance graphic

designer and Panhandle native. Respect Life Banquet will

begin with a social hour at 4:30 pm a prime rib dinner, pro-

vided by The Big Texan will begin at 5:30 pm. For more in-

formation and to purchase tickets please go to

www.amarillodiocese.org/rlm-banquet or call the Family

Life Office at 806-414-1059.

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT:

Walter John Paetzold, Sr, 88,

passed away Thursday, August 27.

A rosary was prayed Sunday, Au-

gust 30 a Mass of Christian burial

was Monday, August 31. Walter

was born on July 9 in Hereford to John and Helen

Paetzold. He married his high school sweetheart,

Teresa Fangman, his loving wife for over 68 years

on November 19, 1951. Theirs was the first wedding

held in the newly built St. Anthony’s Church. Wal-

ter raised his family south of Hereford, after starting his own family, he worked many different jobs. He

operated an Oswalt farm and ranching equipment

dealership, started a dairy, bagged cattle feed, and

built feedlots in Australia and all over the western

United States. He was pioneer in the advancement

of farming and raising cattle. Mr. Paetzold was a

member of the Knights of Columbus, the building committee for St. Anthony’s Church, performed

prison ministry, and belonged to many other organi-

zations that improved the lives of others. Later in

life Mr. Paetzold enjoyed working around the house

and enjoying his family of four generations. Surviv-

ing members in our parish are wife Teresa of 68

years, son Walter Paetzold Jr., brothers Bobby Paet-zold and James Paetzold and sister Alice Koenig.

The family ask that donations can be made to St.

Anthony’s Endowment Fundor the Alzheimer Asso-

ciation, 1400 Wallace Blvd, Amarillo, TX 79106

THANK YOU! Thank you to Fr. Tony and Fr. John for

the beautiful service for JoAnn Jesko,

thank you to Deacon Ronnie, Deacon

Gerald, and Yunior Gonzalez for help-

ing with the Mass. Thank you to everyone for the outpouring

of love, prayers, cards, food, and kind words; our deepest

gratitude for your continued prayers during this difficult

time. - The Jesko family.

Thought for Reflection: “When it rains, look for rainbows. When it’s dark, look for stars. “ - Unkown

“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people just exist.” - Oscar Wilde