Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 15,...
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MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Saturday: October 14, 2017-5:30pm
†Manuel C. Garza
De parte de Imelda C. Garza y familia
†Ricky Vasquez
De parte de su familia
†Juan Rodriguez y Teresa Martinez
De parte de su hija Virginia y familia
†Sr. y Sra Oscar Gonzales y hijos, Oscar Jr. y Antonia
De parte de Hilda Garza
†Robert Byington (en memoria de su cumpleaños)
De parte de Dora Byington
†Estefana y Alfredo Ruiz (Aniversario)
De parte de la familia Ruiz
†Paula Mendietta y Mary Jane Mendietta
De parte de Tina Munoz
†Estefana y Alfredo Ruiz (Aniversario)
De parte de la familia Ruiz
†Trinidad P. Acuna (1° Aniversario)
De parte de su familia
†Roberto y Maria Byington
De parte de Pedro Hernandez
†Tomasita “Guera” Jimenez Howell (Aniversario 28)
De parte de la familia Davila, Gonzalez y Mata
†Maria Irma Ramirez (1° Aniversario)
De parte de la familia Ramirez
†Margarita M. Gonzalez (en memoria de su cumpleaños)
De parte de la familia Gonzalez, Davila y Mata
†Luciano, Manuel y Emeteria Garza
De parte de Hilda Garza
†Moe Gonzalez
De parte de Chuck & Amy Schultz
†Carmen Trevino
De parte de Deacon Raul y Margot Rosales
†Rene M. Davila (Aniversario y en memoria de su cumpleanos)
De parte de Ernesto y Maria Davila y familia
En Accion de Gracias por Anivesario de Bodas 45 de Tom y Mary
Ann Colin
De parte de la familia
A San Judas por la salud de Melissa Moreno
De parte de Maria Silva
Sunday: October 15, 2017 – 7:30am
†Gilberto S. Garcia Jr.
De parte de Dr. Gilbert S. Garcia Jr.
†Arnoldo Perez
De parte de Frank y Baby Garza
†Trinidad C. Gomez
De parte de Mary Cortez y familia
†Jerry Trevino
De parte de los primos Cavazos
†Anabelle Tudon
De parte de Lupita Perez
†George S. Crouse (en memoria de su cumpleaños)
De parte de America Crouse, Nate Crouse y Sr. y Sra. Phil Esquivel Jr.
Sunday: October 15, 2017 –10:00am
†Margarita L. Barbour
Requested by her family
†George E. Meyer
Requested by Eddie & Diana Ochoa
†Petra Saldana
Requested by Eva Pena
Sunday: October 15, 2017 – 12:00 Noon
†Grace Chapa
Requested by Chuck & Amy Schultz
†Yolanda R. Davis (5th Anniversary)
Requested by her family
†Maria Luisa Rodriguez (38th Anniversary)
Requested by the family
†Oscar Fuentes
Requested by Mary Escobar Cantu
†Adan Alvarez Jr. (8th Anniversary)
Requested by the Alvarez Family
†George S. Crouse (Birthday Remembrance)
Requested by America Crouse, Nate Crouse & Mr & Mrs Phil Esquivel
Jr.
In thanksgiving to St. Jude
Requested by Cecilia Garcia
Monday: October 16, 2017, 2017 – 6:30am
Communion Service
Tuesday: October 17, 2017, 2017 – 6:30am
Communion Service
Wednesday: October 18, 2017 – 6:30am
Communion Service
Thursday: October 19, 2017 - 6:30am
†Maria A. Garcia (Birthday Remembrance)
Requested by Dr. Gilbert S. Garcia Jr.
Friday: October 20, 2017-6:30am
For those who are ill in our parish.
Saturday: October 21, 2017
No Morning Mass
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 15, 2017 I can do all things in him who strengthens me. — Philippians 4:13
Last week offering:
Loose: $ 5,697.10
Envelope: $ 1,681.00
Total: $ 7,378.10
0
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Prayers for the sick We pray for the following who need
healing: Roberto Ramos, Tana Torres,
Matilde Mayorga, Lou Ann Reyes, Vangie
Longoria, Elva G. Rodriguez, Maria Nury
Zapata, Edna Morales, Grace Morales,
Robert Morales, Nilda G. Loera, America
Crouse, Sarita Mendietta, Lela Guzman,
Carmen Rios, Cissy Cortez, Joey M. Rios,
Alex Olivarez, Mary Castro, Irma Zamora,
Mary Lou Garza, Consuelo Perez, Joe Garza,
Petrolino Esquivel, Clarissa De La Paz,
Marcus Alonzo Castilla, Annette Galvan
Espinoza, Omelia Tijerina. Yolanda De La
Paz. Joel Salazar, Israel Mendietta, Martina
Constante, Daniel Cavazos Jr. & Carolina
Ruiz, Audelia Vargas, Carmen Arredondo, Al
Luera, Toni Garcia, George Perez, Max
Arriaga, Juan Trejo Sr., Emma Garza,
Adelmo Luera Jr., David Perez, Adelmo
Luera, Diana Serna, Margarito Olivarez,
Middy Munoz, Adan Munoz Jr, Hector &
Maria Trevino, Norma Gonzalez, Sylvia
Muniz, Horacio R. Solis, Lisa Munoz, Joel
Rivera, Angie Moreno, Elvira Molina, Lazaro
De La Paz.
We pray for all those who are sick on our
list and for those whose names are written
on the heart of Our Lord Jesus.
Sanctuary Candle
Donated in memory
of in memory of
Trinidad C. Gomez
Requested by Mary Cortez
& family
October 14th & 15th
Lectors & Commentators:
5:30pm Zelma Salinas & Esther Perez
7:30am Catholic Daughters
10:00am CCD Students
Noon Cindy Hinojosa
Altar Servers
5:30pm Jordan, Jacob, Jason
7:30am Bianca, Veronica
10:00am Carina, Raquel, Mateo
Noon Christian, Diego
Extra-Ordinary Minsters
5:30pm Victor Montez, Sister
7:30am Mary Delbosque, Lupe Lozano
10:00am Yolanda Barbour
Noon Ben Merino
Ushers/Hospitality
5:30pm Adolfo Silva
7:30am Mon Aguilar, Roque Loera, Frank Najera, Alejandro Deleon
10:00am Diana Ochoa, Eddie Ochoa & Youth
Noon Patsy Rios
October 21st & 22nd
Lectors & Commentators:
5:30pm Mary Guzman, Carmela Alvarez
7:30am Oscar Vela
10:00am CCD Students
Noon Angie & Benita Sanchez
Altar Servers
5:30pm Victoria, Domanick, Lily
7:30am Kyrie, Seth
10:00am Emily, Aidan
Noon Diane, Sofia, Joey, Jon Michael
Extra-Ordinary Minsters
5:30pm Rosario Barrera
7:30am Griselda Trevino, Benita Sanchez
10:00am Connie Herrera, Sister
Noon Carmen Mayorga
Ushers/Hospitality
5:30pm Adolfo Silva
7:30am Mon Aguilar, Roque Loera, Frank Najera, Alejandro Deleon
10:00am Diana Ochoa, Eddie Ochoa & Youth
Noon Patsy Rios
We thank all our Ministries for Loving God, Growing in Grace and Serving His People!
The flowers for the
altar this weekend
Were
Donated
By the
Parishioners of
St. Martin
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Rom 1:1-7; Ps 98:1-4;
Lk 11:29-32
Tuesday: Rom 1:16-25; Ps 19:2-
5; Lk 11:37-41
Wednesday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps
145:10-13, 17-18; Lk 10:1-9
Thursday: Rom 3:21-30; Ps
130:1b-6ab; Lk 11:47-54
Friday: Rom 4:1-8; Ps 32:1b-2, 5,
11; Lk 12:1-7
Saturday: Rom 4:13, 16-18; Ps
105:6-9, 42-43; Lk 12:8-12
SPENDING TIME WITH GOD WEEKLY & DAILY DEVOTIONS AT ST. MARTIN
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
EVERY THURSDAY
6:00PM IN THE CHAPEL
Diocesan convocation
of priests Fr. Naul will be attending the diocesan convocation of priests on Monday-
Wednesday this coming week. Mass
will not be held at 6:30am. Communion services
will be held Monday-Wednesday in the chapel
at 6:30am
CHAPLET OF DIVINE MERCY
EVERY DAY
3:00PM IN THE CHURCH
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JHS
In the film “Love Story” we heard the expression: To love means never to have to say I am sorry.” In reality it is just the
opposite. Who loves is ready and willing to say “I forgive” as often as it is necessary.”
St. Paul in his famous song of love, he writes to the people in Corinth in Chapter XIII, “Love is patient, ready to serve and
with no envy. It does not want to pretend, nor does he want to be important. He does not look for his own interest. Here is
where the complete idea of the lack of forgiveness, bitterness and resentment is situated. Paul says. “love does not allow
anger to take over, but instead forget the offenses and forgives. It never rejoices on something unfair, unjust and he always
loves the truth. Love excuses all, believes all, expects all and endures all.”
(Corinthians 13:4-7) If we could extend ourselves in this topic, we could add: “Love is not bitter: or the lover does not say I
cannot forgive, or I will not forgive you.”
More specifically is (1 John 2:9-11), “If someone pretends to be in the light and hates his brother, he is still in darkness. He
who loves his brother, remains in the light and there are not in him circumstances to fall. On the other hand who hates his
brother is in darkness and he walks in darkness without knowing where he goes, because the darkness has blinded him” The
Holy Spirit is light and the demon is darkness. In St. John Epistles there is constant distinction between light and darkness.
There is a constant conflict between the two. The Holy Spirit comes to bring light, to illuminate, to give us happiness and to
take us out of the darkness.
In the story of “The prodigal Son” (Lc. 15:11/32) we can see the difference between light and darkness. We can see the light
in the Father’s attitude, which is the one of the complete forgiveness. We can see the darkness in the older brother, which is
the one who denies is forgiveness and the one of resentment toward the prodigal son and the Father. In the story the Father
does not mention anything that would be wrong. On the contrary, he says. Let us rejoice because this son of mine was dead
and has come back to life, he was lost and I have found him. (Lc 15:24) This is light, this is forgiveness.
We can think of the beauty of this scene, of the old man, dressed in elegant attire and using jewelry, running anxiously to
greet his lost son. In the Jewish culture, a man of dignity never runs; nevertheless, this Jewish man of dignity runs on the
road to greet his son. Meanwhile in returning to the house, the older brother was hiding himself in the darkness.
And listening to the music and the dance asked himself what was happening. We can see the older brother as an individual
concentrated on himself telling his Father; “I have always obeyed and I have gotten nothing for it. I have not gotten anything
for being faithful; and my brother went away for years, throwing all your money and when he returns you prepare a feast for
him.
This older brother concentrated in himself judged his younger brother and did not say anything of the tremendous load that
has been taken away from his Father’s shoulders, instead to be happy and rejoicing with the father, he reacts selfishly. This
is darkness. This is lack of forgiveness, it is bitterness and resentment. We can see light in the Father’s attitude and darkness
in the negative attitude of the older brother.
Dear Lord, Jesus Christ, help us to acquire a generous and compassionate heart a heart that forgives others when they have
offended us and ask forgiveness when we have offend others. Amen.
---Sister Celia Campoy, MDPVM
SCRIPTURE &
COFFEE 11am-12 Noon
Every Wednesday
This week at
Hilda Garza’s home
611 E. Aislie Apt E #1
(South Park Apts)
All Are Welcome!
CCD NEWS
Upcoming Important Dates
October 22 All Saints Day Presentation at 10am Mass
October 29 (No CCD) Parish Festival all Parish Grounds 11am-7pm
November 19 4th Grade Skit 10:00am Mass
Diocesan Vocation Awareness Retreat Come and join other single men and women of faith, ages 18-35,
who are discerning God's call in their lives. For more information
call Edith Balderas at the Office of Vocations, (361) 882-6191 or
at [email protected]. Cost is $25. Deadline to register is
Oct. 25.
IMPORTANT PARISH DATES:
OCTOBER 28 Marcos Orozco Dance, $12 a ticket, at Cielito Lindo Ranch, 946 FM
1355 Bishop, Texas, Tickets available for sale this weekend after all Masses or at the
parish office during the week. You may also contact Diana Ochoa for tickets at 455-
6618 or Patsy Rios at 720-0748.
OCTOBER 29 Fall Festival on Parish grounds, Raffle for the 2017 Chevy Sonic,
Games, Food Booths, Queen Contest Lots of fun for the whole family
NOVEMBER 12 St. Martin Feast Day Celebration, Bishop Emeritus Bishop Carmody
will join us for our feast day celebration.
NOVEMBER 19 Turkey plate sale! $8.00 per plate turkey with all trimmings.
Tickets will go on sale next weekend.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2017
PARISH HALL 3PM – 5PM
TO BENEFIT
MOTHER JULIA’S PROJECT
Join us for an afternoon of family fun!
ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER
INVITES YOU TO THEIR THIRD ANNUAL FALL
FESTIVAL
OCTOBER 28
10AM-5PM ON THEIR PARISH GROUNDS
Games, Food, Cakewalk, Raffle, Bingo, Silent Auction & Live Music
RAFFLE WINNERS
The Raffle Winners for the month
of October were
Oct. 1 – Olga Cruz
Oct. 15 – (to be announced)
There is still 8 more drawings to go
including the grand prize
The 2017 Chevy Sonic to be given
away at our Fall Festival, October
29, 2017
Remember you can’t win if you
don’t buy a ticket!
OCTOBER MONTH OF THE ROSARY
The Holy Rosary will be recited at St. Martin Chapel during the month of October, Monday through Friday at
6:00pm. With all that is going on in the world we need to turn to our Lady in prayer. Please join us!
The following groups or ministries will lead the rosary on date assigned, but all are welcome to join us on any day.
DANCE UNDER THE
STARS!
Music by Marcos Orozco
To benefit St. Martin Church
Saturday, Oct. 28
8pm-12Midnight
At Rancho Cielito Lindo
941 FM 1355, Bishop, TX
(way out on North Armstrong Street)
$12.00 per ticket Tickets available for sale today after all weekend masses.
Also available at parish office or by calling
Diana Ochoa for tickets at 455-6618 or
Patsy Rios at 720-0748.
THANK YOU!
Thank you all for your generosity in bringing sodas and water. We
are still accepting donations for sodas and water. We are short on
prizes for silent auction and prizes and bags of groceries for the
Chalupa –Mexican Loteria booth. Please drop off your item at the
rectory office during regular business hours. If you need us to stay
open for a bit after 5pm to drop off your items please give us a call
and we will wait for you.
Oct. 16 Guadalupanas
17 Men’s Club
18 Catholic Daughters
19 Divine Mercy
20 CCD Staff
23 Guadalupanas
24 Lectors
25 Euch. Ministers
26 Divine Mercy
27 Altar Society
Oct. 30 Guadalupanas
31 Missionary Daughters