St. Mary Catholic Church ~ St. Joseph Catholic Mission P O Box 388, Plantersville, Texas 77363

~~~~ APRIL, 2018 ~~~~

Archdiocese of Galveston~Houston

Daniel Cardinal DiNardo

Fr. Edward C. Kucera, Jr. ~ Pastor Fr. William T. Kelly ~ In Residence

936-894-2016 Deacon David G. Garvis

Parish Office ~ 936~894~2223 (Monday ~ Friday 8:00 am ~ 5:00 pm) (Lunch ~ Closed ~ 12:00 pm ~ 1:00 pm)

Parish Fax ~ 936~894~3613

Website: www.smsj.org General E~Mail: info@smsj.org

Church Organizations & Ministries at St. Mary’s & St. Joseph’s

CCE / RE

Cheryl Schratwieser 936-894-2223

Extraordinary Ministers —

Holy Communion & Sacristans

Tom Schwartz 936-499-5066

Gabriel Project

Wanda O’Brien 936-597-6328

GriefShare

Mary Marshall 281-356-2497

Guardian Angels (Seniors)

Phyllis Hamilton 936-494-8253

Homebound Ministry

Larry & Patty Decker 936-202-8746

Lectors

Richard Prokop 936-597-8688

Kathy Magliolo 936-597-5330

Marriage Preparation

Call Parish Office 936-894-2223

For Spanish speaking prep, call:

Brenda Martinez 936-777-9720

Ministers of Hospitality

Micki Tichacek 936-597-7010

Pro-Life Outreach

Nance Shaw 936-894-2512

RCIA / Adult Faith Formation

Don Picard 936-697-0195

Rummage Sale Coordinators

Call Office 936-894-2223

St. Joseph’s Cemetery

Justin Mock 979-777-4993

St. Mary’s Cemetery

Ann Schwartz 936-648-1089

St. Mary’s Corner Shoppe

Ethel Barbossa 936-588-4053

St. Mary’s Men’s Club

Bill Dalton 713-302-3434

Stitchin’ Sisters

Juli Murphy 936-206-0677

St. Vincent de Paul (for help, 936-894-2362)

Colleen Cremer 936-597-6761

Write for Life

Bob Dean 936-582-6314

Youth Group

Susan Horne 281-536-0810

MASS SCHEDULE

St. Mary—Plantersville Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & First Friday—9:00 a.m.

Saturday ~ 5:30 p.m. & Sunday ~ 7:45, 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. St. Joseph—Stoneham

Tuesday ~ 9:00 a.m. & Sunday ~ 7:30 a.m.

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE St. Mary ~ Wednesday: 6:30-8:30 p.m., Saturday: 4:45-5:15 p.m.

Or by Appointment—Please Call the Office.

SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION Please call the parish office for information concerning

Sacraments of Baptism, Matrimony or Anointing of the Sick.

Parish Administrator

Bill Jones 936-894-2223

AA

Leland Fougeron 936-825-2709

Adult Bible Study & Spiritual Enrichment

Jim & Mary Barnette 936-851-0155

Adult Confirmation

Sharon Skeans 936-448-2740

Annulments

Call Parish Office 936-894-2223

Music Ministry

Sue Langston 979-268-6886

St. Mary’s Altar Society

Michele Schromofsky 330-559-6008

St. Joseph’s Altar Society

Kaky Wetuski 936-894-2307

Altar Servers

Wanda O’Brien 936-597-6328

Baptism Preparation for Infants to 6

Gaby Tryon 936-448-1342

Spanish Baptism Prep for Infants to 6

Carmen Troyo 936-499-6282

If you are new to the area and would like to become a member of our parish, please call the office. Or pick up a blue registration form in back of the church, fill it out and return to the

office by mail or drop it in the collection basket. Or register online at www.smsj.org.

AND NOW A WORD FROM YOUR PASTOR….

BY MISS BETTY MARKEY

First Period-1844-1872

The name of two of these priests, I remember from hearing my parents speak of them,

was Father Belleclaire and Father Chandy. While in Sherman, Texas many years ago Father

Blum, then pastor there told me of visiting our home. He said that he "rode there during the

night, for fear of hostile whites, not Indians, Catholic priests were not popular in those days."

I think perhaps that Father Thion may have been among those who came also.

St. Mary’s / St. Joseph/s ACTS UPDATE:

Just a Few Days Away from the Women’s ACTS Retreat!!!

The St. Mary/St. Joseph’s Women’s ACTS team is so excited to welcome our retreatants who have registered

to attend the April 5-8 retreat. We will meet on Thursday evening around 5:30 PM in St. Mary’s hall, and

transportation will be provided to and from the Kaiserhof Retreat Center in Tomball. At this point, we are

still accepting completed registration forms, which are available in the entrance of both churches, or from

Tena Alvarez, the director, or from either co-director, Lucy Lomonte or Denise Graham. Their contact

information is listed below.

For further information, please contact:

Tena Alvarez (director) (713) 594-3402 tmalvarez61@yahoo.com

Lucy Lomonte (co-director) lalomonte@gmail.com

Denise Graham (co-director) nellie_joey@yahoo.com

AND NOW A WORD FROM YOUR PASTOR….pg. 2

Since the first of the year we have received an abundance of donated

items for the rummage sale. We continue to thank all the generous patrons who have donated in the past and present. Without you, the Rummage Sale would not have been as successful as it has been in the past several years. We hope that the trend continues. With that being said, we have had the same great group of ladies and gentlemen who pick up, sort, and price the donations. We are currently overwhelmed and are in need of more volunteers to help sort all that has been donated. Also, my name appears in the bulletin as the person to contact if you have need of someone to pick up the donations. This has led to a number of parishioners to assume that I am also continuing to take the lead as the coordinator of the Rummage Sale. After eight years, Ann nor I are able to continue in this capacity ~ although, we are more than willing to help. We ask that you pray on this and consider volunteering as a help or as the coordinator.

Thanks, Tom Schwartz

RUMMAGE SALE NEWS

4th ANNUAL QUILT SHOW IN THE PLANNING

St. Mary’s Quilt Show will be held on

April 26, 27 & 28, 2018, 9am-5pm each day.

Next meeting will be Mon., April 16 at 9:45 AM—Parish Hall

The April 16 meeting will include training for all positions.

Please let Lorraine Nilson know if you cannot attend

via email at stmarysquiltshow@gmail.com.

~~ UPCOMING SECOND COLLECTION ~~

Home Missions Collection—April 22

There are many places right here in the United States and in its overseas dependencies where the Church is poor, communities are scattered, and priests are few. Money given to the Catholic Home Missions Appeal helps Catholic communities across

America service and thrive by underwriting evangelization, religious education, education for future priests, training for lay ministers, and poor parishes that would have to close their doors without outside help. The CHMA helps strengthen the Catholic Church in America.

PLEASE REMEMBER THOSE WHO HAVE PRECEDED US IN DEATH.

KEEP THEM AND THEIR FAMILIES IN YOUR THOUGHTS & PRAYERS.

Thomas R. Seigle ~ February 21 (SJ parishioner & husband of Lorraine Seigle)

Arthur Joseph Plessala ~ February 26 (SM parishioner & husband of Betty Plessala)

Richard Dale Sechelski ~ February 28 (SM parishioner & son of Virgie Sechelski)

Elizabeth Katherine Maywald ~ March 2 (SM parishioner)

Edith Mary Watson ~ March 4 (SM parishioner & wife of J.W. Watson)

Ronald Edwin Wizinsky ~ March 15 (SM parishioner & husband of Elizabeth Wizinsky)

You can bring in your Rummage

Sale items to the barn now for sale on Nov. 3, 2018.

If you have a pickup, call Tom Schwartz at 936-499-5066.

Sunday,

May 27,

2018

FR. ED’S 45th ANNIVERSARY

OF HIS ORDINATION IS

APRIL 14, 2018.

St. Joseph’s Altar Society . . . extends many thanks and lots of appreciation to all those who supported,

contributed and attended their recent Stew Supper & Raffle. Everyone in

attendance enjoyed good food and good fellowship. The evening was a success as

usual. Thanks also to the Altar Society ladies who worked so hard to accomplish

the success that it was.

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The St. Joseph’s Altar Society would especially like to

extend their gratitude to Fr. Ed for celebrating a

beautiful Mass for us to celebrate the Feast Day of

St. Joseph. Also, a big thank you and appreciation to

all the St. Mary’s parishioners who came out and

supported our annual event.

Raffle winners include:

Quilt—Lester Underwood 2 Adirondack Chairs—Miranda Mattern

$100 Cash—Toni Christopher $100 Cash—Leland Fougeron

$100 Cash—Bob Riedle Misc. Goody Basket—Tim O’Brien

ST. JOSEPH

ALTAR SOCIETY

APRIL ALTAR CARE:

JoAnn Kutac, Shelly Sauers,

Dianne Phillips

COFFEE SERVERS:

EASTER, APRIL 1:

Clara Fridye & Mary Gorney

APRIL 8: Cathy Busa

APRIL 15:

Kaky Wetuski & Helen Caves

APRIL 22: Kim Allphin

APRIL 29: Jane Urbanosky

NEXT MEETING:

APRIL 3, 2018

6:30pm in Parish Hall

ST. MARY ALTAR SOCIETY

Tuesday, April 10, 2018 ~ 6:00pm ~ Parish Hall Deacon David Garvis, PhD. will present “Control of End of Life Issues.”

Final day to RSVP: April 1, 2018; Don’t miss this opportunity to receive

vital information for all our Parish Adults. Lite Dinner served.

No Children Permitted. RSVP to: MSchromofsky@yahoo.com or

330-559-6008: call, text or voicemail.

Hostesses: Janet Martin, Carmen Troyo

APRIL ALTAR CARE: Alana Presley, Karen Smith, Karen Ruffer

REFRESHMENT SERVERS:

APRIL 1: EASTER—NO HOSPITALITY APRIL 8: GROUP 5: Dawn Grate, Beatr ice Diehl, Laveta Malek

June Voigt, Ann Schwartz, Mary Ann Saunders, Diane Pasket

APRIL 15: GROUP 6: Ella Pospisil, Michelle Wade, Susan Malfitano,

Marlene Smith, Mary Ann Flannery, Vee Robertson, Jeanette Rhodes

APRIL 22: GROUP 7: Michele Schromofsky, Nancy Strawn, Carole Piper i,

Margaret Kiskiel, Daiva Wieck, Janet Martin

APRIL 29: GROUP 8: Lynn Logan, Sherry & George Henderson,

Carmen Troyo, Linda Plummer, Karen Krauszer, Theresa Schmitz

ST. MARY’S MEN’S CLUB

The St. Mary’s Men’s Club will be holding their regular meeting in the hall at St. Mary’s on Tuesday, April 17th at 7:00pm. Social period is ahead of the meeting with dinner served at 6:30pm. Guest speakers will be Dr. Leonard Tran and Dr. Chandler Mann, who will make a presentation about opioids.

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All parish men are members of the Men’s Club and are encouraged to join and participate in the fellow-ship this fine group of men enjoy on a monthly basis.

St. Mary’s Men’s Club

$CHOLARSHIP$

The St. Mary’s Men’s Club is again sponsoring scholarships for students within our Parish.

Applicants must be active members of St. Mary & St. Joseph Catholic Churches, be a graduating

senior and be planning to attend an accredited trade school, college or university in 2018.

Applications are available through the Parish Office and are due back in the office

to Gail Sowell by 4:00 PM on Friday, April 13.

St. Mary’s Men’s Club

17th Annual Golf Tournament

Our 17th Annual Charity Golf Tournament will be held on Mon-

day, APRIL 30 at Walden Lake Conroe Golf Club. Rainout date is

MAY 7. This event is held primarily to raise funds to support our high

school student scholarship program as well as support other charitable causes in our

area. Our successful 2017 tournament enabled us to award 7 scholarships last year!

There are several elements to raising funds in the event, the golfers entry fees, the

support of local businesses and people who sign up to help sponsor the event and the

auctioning off of many fantastic items donated by parishioners and merchants in the

area. We are asking our parishioners to assist us in having another successful

campaign in any of the above options they can participate in.

For more information or forms needed, visit www.smsj.org.

St. Mary’s

Cemetery Clean

Up Day

before Holy

Week Services:

Tuesday,

March 27, 2018

at 9am.

PLEASE

HELP!!!!

“Let us ask the Lord, each of us, for eyes that know how to see beyond appearance;

ears that know how to listen to cries, whispers, and also silence; hands able to support,

embrace, and minister. Most of all, let us ask for a great and merciful heart that desires

the good and salvation of all.” Pope Francis

NEXT MEETING: APRIL 24, 2018 ~ 3:30PM IN THE SM FLC.

Our St. Vincent de Paul Conference welcomes new members. If you are interested in becoming

a Vincentian, please call our President:

Colleen Cremer at 936-597-6761.

St. Vincent de Paul Society

For assistance, call:

(936) 894-2362

SM/SJ CATHOLIC WOMEN’S RETREAT Holy Name Retreat Center

Dates: May 18-20 & June 22-24, 2018

Retreat Theme this year:

Ave Crux, Spes Unica: Hail to the Cross, Our Holy Hope?

Retreats fill up fast!!!!!!!!

To register for Retreat online go to: https:holynameretreatcenter.com and click on

women’s retreat to register. You can also register via Mail with

Registration Form located in the parish office.

Continuing

Catechesis & Evangelization

April Events

4/4 CCE & CC Rite 7:00pm

4/8 First Communion Book Turn-in

4/11 CCE & Puppet Show 7:00pm

4/18 CCE Last Night 7:00pm

4/25 First Communion Class 6:30pm

5/2 First Communion Class 6:30pm

Visit the Religious Education website page:

http://www.smsj.org/cce/

Contact the Religious Education Office:

by phone: 936-894-2223

or by email: smsjcce@gmail.com

CANTOR & CHOIR PRACTICE

Cantor Practice: Thursdays @ 6:30pm Adult Choir Practice: Thursdays @ 7pm

For more info, contact:

Sue Langston @ 979-268-6886 or

936-894-2223

From Fr. Bill: A Suggestion for Holy Week .....

It’s Holy Week again; year after year we celebrate the same happenings of this last week of

Jesus’ life. There is a question I’d like to ask: “What can we do to make this Holy Week

unique?” How can we approach Jesus’ time of suffering which He endured both to teach us and to redeem us.

Perhaps one wonderful way to spend Holy Week would be to meditate on the holy places of Jesus’ last week,

for there we will find Him. Many of the great saints of the Church have said: “The person who seeks Jesus in

the Holy Places will find Him.” The prophet Jeremiah wrote that God has told us: “When you seek me, you

will find me” [Jer 29:11]. Let us now visit the Holy Places.

The slope of the Mount of Olives was a holy place. There Jesus wept over the city. He said that

Jerusalem and her people faced judgment and destruction. He warned the people: “Repent. Change your

ways! Follow me!” Today Jesus still weeps for those who do not heed His voice; they refuse to break with

sin. Jesus is still waiting, waiting for their confession, their repentance, their break with sin. He says “Turn

around. Come back to me!”

Gethsemane was another holy place. Just think of what happened there: Jesus knelt in agony while

His apostles slept. He asked: “Could you not watch and pray one hour with Me” [Matt 26:40]? He was

disappointed with His disciples. “They all forsook Him and fled” [Mk 4:50]. Today many disciples also

desert Jesus; let us pray that we will not disappoint Him.

The Kedron Valley was a valley of tears. A thousand years earlier, King David had shed tears there,

but he went as a free man. Now Jesus went in chains, being led like a lamb on the way to the slaughter. He

says to us: “Come follow Me.” We are assured that if we do follow Him, we will find Him as He promised.

Jesus simply stood there as He suffered the crowning and mocking. Why? Because of His love – as

St. Paul wrote “Love endures all things” [1 Cor 13:7]. Today we must walk the path of humility, suffering

insults and injustices for Christ. In that we will continue in His love; doing this, we will find Jesus. But there

was more – He was whipped, beaten and tormented. He suffered for the sins of mankind’s flesh. Why? To

redeem us who defile our bodies with sins. As Isaiah the prophet wrote: “by his stripes we are healed” [Is

53:5].

Our loving Lord was condemned and given the cross to carry. He accepted this unjust death sentence

on our behalf. Today, each of us should bring our sins to the cross, allowing God to judge us; in that we will

be pardoned. We must receive the cross as a sinner and accompany Jesus on the way. As He said: “If anyone

wishes to come after me, let him deny himself, take up his cross and follow Me” [Matt 16:24].

For Jesus that which we call the Way of the Cross was truly a street of sorrows. He went to Calvary

like a lamb being led to the slaughter, bearing that horrible cross, staggering under its weight. St. John wrote:

“bearing His cross Jesus went forth to the place of the skull” [9:17]. Jesus is looking for disciples today who

will consecrate themselves to the cross and accompany Him on the way.

Calvary was a holy place. And what was His response? “Father, forgive them ...” [Lk 23:34]. The

tree of death became the tree of life. There sinners find healing, experience redemption and become new

persons, made whole again. That cross reaches up to heaven and lifts sinners. Our Lord’s arms, stretched

wide as they were nailed there, reach out to the ends of the earth to call sinners back home to God. When we

bring our sins and guilt to the cross, we receive forgiveness. We are transformed by the forgiveness of the

Lord Who died for us.

Jesus died and was taken down from the cross; He was buried in the tomb – but that grave could not

hold Him; the crucified Lord became the Risen Lord. The defeated Jesus became the Victor. Today we are

threatened by death, sin, evil and the devil, but Jesus has power over all of these. If we call upon His name,

we will be de­livered from sin, darkness and death.

Some might ask: “But how do you know you are forgiven?” For us, the sacrament of Confession is our

assur­ance. There, in His great love, Jesus reaches out and forgives us if we are truly repentant and call upon

His name. There we will be delivered from sin, darkness and death.

Holy week is a wonderful time to meditate on the holy places and to find Jesus. Let us come to the

Sacrament of Confession and receive the Lord’s forgiveness. In that we will truly find Jesus.

Liturgical Readings for April +Easter

Apr 1 Easter Sunday, The Resurrection of the Lord: Acts 10:34a,37-43 • Ps 118:1-2,16-

17,22-23 • Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8 • Jn 20:1-9 or Mk 16:1-7

Apr 2 Easter Monday: Acts 2:14,22-33 • Ps 16:1-2,5,7-8,9-10,11 • Mt 28:8-15

Apr 3 Easter Tuesday: Acts 2:36-41 • Ps 33:4-5,18-19,20,22 • Jn 20:11-18

Apr 4 Easter Wednesday: Acts 3:1-10 • Ps 105:1-2,3-4,6-7,8-9 • Lk 24:13-35

Apr 5 Easter Thursday: Acts 3:11-26 • Ps 8:2,5,6-7,8-9 • Lk 24:35-48

Apr 6 Easter Friday: Acts 4:1-12 • Ps 118:1-2,4,22-24,25-27 • Jn 21:1-14

Apr 7 Easter Saturday: Acts 4:13-21 • Ps 118:1,14-15,16-18,19-21 • Mk 16:9-15

Apr 8 Second Sunday of Easter or Divine Mercy Sunday: Acts 4:32-35 • Ps 118:2-4,13-15,22-24 • 1 Jn 5:1-6

• Jn 20:19-31

Apr 9 The Annunciation of the Lord: Is 7:10-14; 8:10 • Ps 40:7-8,8-9,10,11 • Heb 10:4-10 • Lk 1:26-38

Apr 10: Acts 4:32-37 • Ps 93:1,1-2,5 • Jn 3:7b-15

Apr 11 St. Stanislaus: Acts 5:17-26 • Ps 34:2-3,4-5,6-7,8-9 • Jn 3:16-21

Apr 12: Acts 5:27-33 • Ps 34:2,9,17-18,19-20 • Jn 3:31-36

Apr 13 [St. Martin I]: Acts 5:34-42 • Ps 27:1,4,13-14 • Jn 6:1-15

Apr 14: Acts 6:1-7 • Ps 33:1-2,4-5,18-19 • Jn 6:16-21

Apr 15 Third Sunday of Easter: Acts 3:13-15,17-19 • Ps 4:2,4,7-8,9 • 1 Jn 2:1-5a • Lk 24:35-48

Apr 16: Acts 6:8-15 • Ps 119:23-24,26-27,29-30 • Jn 6:22-29

Apr 17: Acts 7:51-8:1a • Ps 31:3-4,6,7,8,17,21 • Jn 6:30-35

Apr 18: Acts 8:1b-8 • Ps 66:1-3,4-5,6-7 • Jn 6:35-40

Apr 19: Acts 8:26-40 • Ps 66:8-9,16-17,20 • Jn 6:44-51

Apr 20: Acts 9:1-20 • Ps 117:1,2 • Jn 6:52-59

Apr 21 [St. Anselm]: Acts 9:31-42 • Ps 116:12-13,14-15,16-17 • Jn 6:60-69

Apr 22 Fourth Sunday of Easter: Acts 4:8-12 • Ps 118:1,8-9,21-23,26,28,29 • 1 Jn 3:1-2 • Jn 10:11-18

Apr 23 [St . George; St. Adalbert]: Acts 11:1-18 • Ps 42:2-3; 43:3,4 • Jn 10:1-10

Apr 24 [St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen]: Acts 11:19-26 • Ps 87:1-3,4-5,6-7 • Jn 10:22-30

Apr 25 St. Mark: 1 Pt 5:5b-14 • Ps 89:2-3,6-7,16-17 • Mk 16:15-20

Apr 26: Acts 13:13-25 • Ps 89:2-3,21-22,25,27 • Jn 13:16-20

Apr 27 Acts 13:26-33 • Ps 2:6-7,8-9,10-11 • Jn 14:1-6

Apr 28 [St. Peter Chanel; St. Louis Grignion de Montfort]: Acts 13:44-52 • Ps 98:1,2-3,3-4 • Jn 14:7-14

Apr 29 Fifth Sunday of Easter: Acts 9:26-31 • Ps 22:26-27,28,30,31-32 • 1 Jn 3:18-24 • Jn 15:1-8

Apr 30 [St. Pius V]: Acts 14:5-18 • Ps 115:1-2,3-4,15-16 • Jn 14:21-26

ST. MARY’S ALTAR SOCIETY PRESENTS

CONTROL OF END OF LIFE ISSUES: FOR YOU OR LOVED ONES, OUR CATHOLIC FAITH, TECHNOLOGY,

YOUR WISHES WITH HEALTH CARE QUESTIONS ANSWERED SINGLES AND COUPLES WELCOME! ~ LITE DINNER SERVED ~ NO CHILDREN PERMITTED

Speaker: Deacon David Garvis, PhD.

ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH PLANTERSVILLE, TEXAS

TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2018 ~ 6:00PM ~ PARISH HALL

Please R.S.V.P. for Reservations: MSchromofsky@Yahoo.com or 330-559-6008 before April 1.

Planning a Marriage? There is a required preparation process that must be

completed before one can marry in the Catholic Church —so start early?

To begin the process: Contact the office at 936-894-2223.

Need an annulment? Please contact the parish office at 936-894-2223.

Faith formation

Adult Confirmation: Contact Sharon Skeans @ 936-448-2740 or email her @skeans@consolidated.net.

Baptism: Baptism prep classes and baptisms occur approximately every other month.

Infant baptism through age 6. Ages 7 and older, children must enroll in CCE. For more information, call Gaby Tryon at 936-448-1342 or email Gaby at gabytryon@gmail.com. For Spanish, call Carmen Troyo at 936-499-6282 or email Carmen at carmentroyo@gmail.com.

NEXT BAPTISMS (English): April 7 & 8, 2018 & June 2, 2018 NEXT BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS: TBA

C.C.E. All CCE First Communion and Confirmation information can be found at: http://www.smsj.org/

cce. The C.C.E. office may be contacted at: smsjcce@gmail.com.

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We have a good supply

of First Communion

Gifts & Cards.

SHOPPE

CONFESSIONS

Confessions are heard on Wednesday Evenings at St. Mary

from 6:30-8:30pm & on Saturday before Mass 4:45-5:15pm.

If you cannot come at any of these times,

you may call Fr. Kelly at 936-894-2016

to schedule an alternate time.

St. Stanislaus Catholic Church

Spring Festival May 6, 2018 11am—2:00pm

Benefits the CCE Program

Parish Hall in Anderson

Hamburger/Hot Dog Lunch

Raffle & Live & Silent Auction Activities: Ring Toss, Cake Walk, Train Rides,

Joy Jumps & more Games & Booths.

Lots of fun will be had by all!

RCIA: Rite Of Christian Initiation for Adults

Are you not baptized and thinking you would like to become a Baptized Catholic? Are you thinking of becoming a Catholic? Do you

know someone interested in the Catholic Faith? Or you have been away from the Catholic Faith and would like to inquire on returning to the faith?

RCIA “The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults” is the process of educational formation and spiritual

formation by which adults become full members in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.

RCIA Inquiry classes have started on Sunday’s in the Family Life center. The RCIA schedule is posted

on St. Mary’s web site. www.smsj.org under “grow in faith”.

We invite all those who are not baptized, those who are baptized in other faiths and those baptized in

the catholic faith that would like to increase their knowledge in Catholicism.

Anyone interested in learning more about the possibility of joining the Roman Catholic Church or is

interested in increasing their adult faith formation are invited to contact RCIA director Donald A. Picard, Jr.

at dpicard@consolidated.net or 936-697-0195.

THE INTENTIONS OF THE HOLY FATHER FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL

To better know ‘the concrete problems that trouble the Universal Church, especially those of

the missions,’ the Holy Father asks that his monthly intentions be “the object of knowledgeable

and responsible prayer on the part of the people of God.”

Pope’s Universal Intention: For Those who have Responsibility in Economic Matters.

That economists may have the courage to reject any economy of exclusion and know how

to open new paths.

AA MEETINGS:

Every Monday evening at 8 p.m. in St. Mary’s

Family Life Center.

THE GABRIEL PROJECT is the parish-based crisis pregnancy Intervention

program. If you would like to assist with this ministry, please contact Wanda O’Brien at

936-597-6328 or tjobrien911@consolidated.net to see how you can put your specific talent to

use. If you are someone in need of the services of

THE GABRIEL PROJECT, please use the contact

information above.

Information will stay confidential.

JOIN THE STITCHIN’ SISTERS

Are you interested in bringing back a lost art? Are you interested in having a good time with a great group of ladies? Think about joining the Stitchin’ Sisters. Hand quilting seems to be a lost art that we are trying to keep alive. We are a group of ladies that hand quilts three donation

quilts a year. One for the Plantersville Fire Department Auction, one for St. Joseph Bazaar Auction and one for St. Mary’s Bazaar Auction. If time permits between those quilts, we will quilt member’s quilt for a nominal fee. If you do not know how to quilt, we will do our best to help you out. We all have opinions! We can show you how to put up a quilt on a frame, how to mark it, how to quilt it, and how to finish it. We meet every Wednes-day from 9:30 to 2:00 at St. Joseph Hall. Bring your own

lunch. WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! For more information,

contact Juli Murphy: at 936-206-0677 or

email julimurphy1988@gmail.com.

Please pray for our men & women in the military:

LTC Jason L. Ross, Navy Seal Chief Brian Perry, Lt. Col. John Adams, Jason Parsons, Capt. Daniel Hacker, Lt. Col. John E. Tryon, 1st Lt. USMC Jeff Vickers, Randall Chastant, Major Jeff Kocian,

Jeremy Gonzales, Angel Pena, Ens. Andrew Pfarner, Cmdr. Jon Haydel, L. Col. Jeremy Angenend, LTJG Marcus Cranford, SFC Bill Tichacek, Lt. Lauren (Osterman) Williams, Kenny Oakes-Army, Nelson Shipley-Navy,

Sn. Eric Syzdek EIII, Ssgt. USAF Kevin Harrison, HM3 Jacob A. Orlando, PSSR Peyton Irvan-US Navy, Airman Jeremy R. Schwartz-US Air Force, 3rd Class Petty Officer Jake Twining-US Navy,

US Marines Lance Cpl. Hunter Wayne Moffitt, ITC2 Brandon Smith, ITC3 Emily Smith

GUARDIAN ANGELS NEWS

The Guardian Angels Board Meeting will be on Tues., April 3, 2018, on the second floor of the Family Life Center from 9:30-10:30am.

~~~~~ ACTIVITY SCHEDULE ~~~~~ GAME DAYS will be held on the

Tuesdays of April 3rd, 10th & 24th. Dominos & Games of all kinds will be played from

11:00am-3:00pm, in the Family Life Center. Bring a covered dish to share!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BINGO will be held on Tues., April 17th

from 10:00am-2:00pm in the Parish Hall. Please bring a covered dish to share!

Guardian Angels’

PAINTED CHURCH TOUR TRIP

TUES., APRIL 24, 2018

Depart St. Mary’s at 8am and

plan to return at 6pm.

Cost: $25 per person

Lunch on your own at

Backyard BBQ in La Grange.

For more information or to sign up,

call Nancy Schlottman at

936-597-8327.

PLANTERSVILLE-STONEHAM VFD

41st Annual

Bar-B-Que & Bazaar

Sun., April 15 ~ 11am til ? At the Fire Station in Plantersville

Games & Booths ~ Kiddie Entertainment

Food & Drinks ~ Country Store ~

Raffle ~ Auction at 1pm

11am ~ BBQ Dinner ~ $10 each

For more information,

The Fire Station at

(936) 894-9566

FLOCKNOTES If you are not receiving the

weekend email announcements

that are sent out on Thursday or

Friday of each week but would

like to receive them, call the office

at 936-894-2223 with the email

address you would like them

sent to.

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT LOANER PROGRAM

St. Mary’s has a loaner program for anyone who is in need of medical equipment. For equipment availability, contact Tom Schwartz at 936-499-5066.

We have hospital beds, electric scooters & many other items available.

Please keep these people in your prayers:

Scott Abshire, Helen Aikins, Arnie Alexander, Cher Allgood, Larry Alston, Jeffery Anderson, Maureen McCain Augustine, Debbie Bachmeyer, Florine Bachmeyer, Pastor David Bailes, Shirley Bailey, Eugene Baranowski, Jim Bellow, Mary Ann Benitez, Dale

Bennett, Caleb Berrow, Delores Boyett, Fire Chief Michael Briggs, Dee Brock, Laurie Bull, David Burlind, Helen Burzynski, Betty Busa, William Busa, Kacey Butler, Bob Camero, Barney Carver, Ann Clark, Tim Clark, Matthew Cook, Taylor Cox, Pat Davis, Mary Mock Dettling, Robert Diehl, Theresa Diehl, Courtney Duke, Emily Dumler, Shirley Duncan, Tiffany Earley, Donald Faughn, Mel Finch,

Ed Fletcher, Roberta Foa, Clara Fridye, Gloria Garcia, Neil Garvis, Dorothy Gast, Jarrell Gibson, Holly Gilstrap, Theresa Greenville, Connie Griffith, Erik Groce, Holly Hall, Natalie Hawthorne, Barbara Herzog, Henry Hess, Dolores Hoffart, Ted Hoffart, Jim Holland,

Lori Holman, Bobby & Barbara Hyde, Shirley Hyman, Alvis Isam, Kara Isam, Elizabeth Kapeel, Ralph Kerland, Anna Mae Klevenski Kimich, Landon Kimich, Frances Klevenski, Michael Ray Klevenski, Angeline Kotch, Bob Kotch, Ruth Krueger, Carol Kubeczka,

Genevieve Kuta, Florence Lara, Sadie & Gage Laskoskie, Kassie Legge, Dillon Linton, Sandy Lundbery, Jr. Mattern, Joel May, Lance McCartney, Angie McLaurin Till, Hailey Minor, Steve Minor, Chad Mock, Marla Mock, Mary Mount, Tim Mount, Thomas Noble, Richard Olde, Reagan Oliver, Tony Olivieri, Donna Jo Pavlock, Dorothy Pavlock, Marcy Pavlock, Alan Phillips, Bernice Phillips, Patricia Lane

Phillips, Steven Larry Phillips, Laura Pickens, Katy Pledger, Rylie Ray, Carl Reilley, Don Remling, Susan Riedle, Vonda Roberts, Karen Robertson, William Robertson, Neil Rosenberg, Janelle Schoeneberg, Tom Schwartz, Vivian Diana Seero, Ryan Sikes,

Anna Mae Smith, James & Ann Smith, Pauline Smith, PJ Smith, Swanda Smith, Maureen Snyder, Bill Soderman, Jimmy Solomon, Mitchell Stice, Betty Stoike, Craig Strickler, Jo Nell Strickler, David Sydlik, Colleen Syzdek, Jeff & Matt Thiel, Cheyanne Tigrett,

Marie Tomkivits, Judy Turner-Meyer, Dolores Ubanoski, Al & Jackie Uetz, Lillian Hope Wagner, Grant & Shelley Wahle, Clara Walkoviak, Carolyn Warmke, JW & Edith Watson, Donna Wier, Edi Williams, Jared Williams, Mary Winkelmann,

JoAnn Wiseneske, Ron Wizinsky, Greg Womack, Bridget Woodall, Tony Yaskulka, Stella Yorek, Zachary & Olivia Zarskye

When we pray for others, God listens to you & blesses them, and sometimes, when you are safe and happy, remember that someone has prayed for you.

NEXT BAPTISMS: April 7 & 8, June 2 @ St. Mary’s

Contact:

Gaby Tryon @ 936-448-1342

THE LOANER PROGRAM IS IN DESPERATE NEED

OF KNEE SCOOTERS. IF YOU HAVE ONE YOU

WOULD LIKE TO DONATE, PLEASE BRING TO

THE OFFICE OR CALL 936-894-2223.

IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN

SERVING WITH THIS MINISTRY,

PLEASE CONTACT GABY AT THE

ABOVE NUMBER!

DEEPEN YOUR FAITH

THE TENTH COMMANDMENT: EMBRACE POVERY OF SPIRIT

YOU SHALL NOT COVET YOUR NEIGHBOR’S GOODS

In the study of the seventh commandment, we dealt with the visible acts of stealing and injustice. The tenth command­

ment looks at the interior attitudes of greed and envy that lead us to steal and act unjustly. On the positive side, the tenth

commandment calls us to practice poverty of spirit and generosity of heart. These virtues liberate us from being slaves

to money and possessions. They enable us to have a preferential love for the poor and to be witnesses of justice and

peace in the world. They also enable us to adopt a simplicity of life that frees us from consumerism and helps us pre­

serve God’s creation.

DOCTRINAL STATEMENTS ***The tenth commandment unfolds and completes the ninth, which is concerned with concupiscence of the flesh.

It forbids coveting the goods of another, as the root of theft, robbery, and fraud, which the seventh command­

ment forbids. The tenth commandment concerns the intentions of the heart. (CCC, no. 2534)

***“For where your treasure is, there also will your heart be” (Mt 6:21).

***Envy is an attitude of sadness at the sight of another’s prosperity. It can create a disordered desire to acquire

such goods, even by unjust means. Envy tightens the heart and subdues love. For this reason, envy is

considered a Capital Sin.

***The baptized person combats envy through goodwill, humility and abandonment to the providence of God.

Christ’s faithful “have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires” (Gal 5:24); they are led by the Spirit and

follow his desires (CCC, no. 2555).

***The tenth commandment forbids greed and requires that envy be banished from the human heart

(CCC, nos. 2536 & 2538).

***The Christian practice of giving and sharing is a powerful alternative to greed and a positive contribution to a

peaceful and just society.

***Detachment from riches is necessary for entering the Kingdom of heaven. “Blessed are the poor in spirit”

(CCC, no. 2556).

***Envy often comes from pride; the baptized person should train himself to live in humility: “Would you like to

see God glorified by you? Then rejoice in your brother’s progress and you will immediately give the glory to

God. Because his servant could conquer envy by rejoicing in the merits of others, God will be praised”

(CCC, no. 2540, citing St. John Chrysostom, homiliae in ad Romanos, no. 71,5).

FOR DISCUSSION 1. While it is necessary to acquire earthly goods for the case and well-being of our families, there are forces

that motivate us to become overly attached to wealth. How does the media contribute to this?

What role does envy play in this drive toward the love of money?

2. What habits have you developed to help you have a healthy detachment from worldly goods?

How would generosity counter the tendency to be attached to material things?

MEDITATION The Church witnesses the fact that human dignity cannot be destroyed, whatever the situation of poverty, scorn, rejection

or powerlessness to which a human being has been reduced. The Church shows her solidarity with those who do not

count in a society by which they are rejected spiritually and sometimes even physically. She is particularly drawn with

maternal affection toward those children, through human wickedness, will never be brought forth from the womb to the

light of day, as also for the elderly, alone and abandoned. The special option for the poor manifests the universality of

the Church’s being and mission.

The above was taken from the US Catholic Catechism for Adults, Chapter 34, pages 447-448, 455-446.

The Catechism is available from the Corner Shop and is easy reading. Another valuable resource for what is in the

Catechism of the Catholic Church is a book from the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, “365 Days to a Deeper Faith:

The Catechism of the Catholic Church in short daily readings”. The Catechism of the Catholic Church, as it is today,

was first published in 1992. The US Catholic Catechism for Adults was first published in 2005.

St. Mary’s Mass Intentions for April, 2018

Date Time Intention Requested By Sun. 4/1 6:45am Wanda Morley / Pro Populo (For the People) Betty Wischnewsky

Sun. 4/1 9:00am Dan, Edna & Billy Heintz Tommy & Marilyn Heintz

Sun. 4/1 11:00am Joe Lynch / Jo Howell Mary Lynch / Mary Beth Caracciolo

Mon. 4/2 9:00am Amber Hoffart JoAnn Wiseneske

Wed. 4/4 9:00am Gregory Honore Lartigue / Rev. James T. Moore Bob & Marilyn Dunphy

Thurs. 4/5 9:00am George, Billy & Denise Lundquist Mary Lynch

Fri. 4/6 9:00am Mary Kucera Brandesky Friends

Sat. 4/7 5:30pm Mary Ann Kimmey / Regina Diehl Higgins Clara Jo Liberto / Cheryl Allison

Sun. 4/8 7:45am Carolyn Frick Rick & Barbara Herzog

Sun. 4/8 9:00am {Bill Adams} / Pro Populo (For the People) Joyce Adams

Sun. 4/8 10:30am Ginger Alexander Margaret Denena & Cliff Knowles

Mon. 4/9 9:00am John, Annie & Teddy Hoffart Bill & Laveta Malek

Wed. 4/11 9:00am Annie Demny / Bubba Smith Denise Durel / Katie Smith

Thurs. 4/12 9:00am Jack Flannery / May Bellnoski The late Verna Kaminski / Betty Lott

Sat. 4/14 5:30pm Thomas Potempa / Jerald Walkoviak Lou & Patricia Potempa / Suzanne Mason

Sun. 4/15 7:45am Charles Mock / Mark Schwartz Anna Smith / Bill & Patty Jones

Sun. 4/15 9:00am Wayne Allphin / (For the People) James & Brenda Podraza

Sun. 4/15 10:30am Marcy Ellis, Sport Diehl, Ronnie Canatella Jim & Darlene Wiens

Mon. 4/16 9:00am Thomas Seigle James & Barbara Seigle

Wed. 4/18 9:00am Ruby Duffy / Sr. Marietta Walsh John Duffy / Jim & Katie Walsh

Thurs. 4/19 9:00am Christopher Diehl William & Mary Gorney

Sat. 4/21 5:30pm Joe Barbossa / Joseph A. Mock Helen Gautier / Family

Sun. 4/22 7:45am Ruth & Ed Tomko / Pro Populo (For the People) Family

Sun. 4/22 9:00am Bachmeyer Children & Grandchildren George & Florine Bachmeyer

Sun. 4/22 10:30am Jerry & Anita Thornton Connie Greiner

Mon. 4/23 9:00am Marion Klein Kolodczak John & Holly Kolodczak

Wed. 4/25 9:00am Arthur Plessala Ethel Barbossa

Thurs. 4/26 - - - - - - NO MASS (QUILT SHOW IN CHURCH) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Fri. 4/27 - - - - - - NO MASS (QUILT SHOW IN CHURCH) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Sat. 4/28 5:30pm MASS AT ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Sun. 4/29 7:45am Mark Kimich / Pro Populo (For the People) Thomas & Frances Kowis

Sun. 4/29 9:00am Kermit Karnei / Frank Mock Rose Betty Piper / The late Mary C. Griffith

Sun. 4/29 10:30am Carole Tiefenbach (1st Anniv. of Death) / Joanne Amort Karen Gray / Thomas & Lisa Filbin

Mon. 4/30 9:00am Katherine Diehl / Annie LaRue Charlotte Johnson / Emanuel & Dianna Diehl

St. Joseph’s Mass Intentions for April, 2018

Date Time Intention Requested By Sun. 4/1 6:45am J.B. Langley, Jim & Helen Guthrie Imhoff Family

Tues. 4/3 9:00am Anton Fridye / Frank Tepera Rufus & Theresa Gorney / Sylvia Corolla

Sun. 4/8 7:30am Thomas & James Stepanski, Sherry Rice Gertrude Tepera

Tues. 4/10 9:00am Living & Deceased Members of St. Joseph

Altar Society St. Joseph Altar Society

Sun. 4/15 7:30am John & Frances King, Laura Imhoff Helen Caves

Tues. 4/17 9:00am Leon E. Konieczny / Alan Hyman Emily Bolcerek / Tom & Kaky Wetuski

Sun. 4/22 7:30am Amelia Imhoff / Gay Imhoff Helene Gereke / Sylvia Corolla

Tues. 4/24 9:00am Frank Imhoff / Joann Mannina Imhoff Family / JoAnn Vichi

Sat.. 4/28 5:30pm Brosig Pavlock / Joe & Verna Kaminski Margaret Wishkoski / Family & Friends

Sun. 4/29 7:30am Frank, Elizabeth & Bernard Kuta Genevieve Kuta

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