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Sacred Heart Catholic Church 1009 Trail Street, Floresville, Texas 78114
Office: 830‐393‐6117 ● 830‐216‐7706 ● Fax: 830‐393‐9071
web: www.churchsh.org ● email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Monday‐Friday from 8am‐5pm
WELCOME SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH
MASS SCHEDULE
Weekend Masses Sat.: 6pm
Sun.: 7:30am | 9am 10:30am (Spanish) | 12pm
Weekday Masses
Mon., Wed., Thurs. & Fri.: 8:15am Mon.: 10am at VA | Communion
Service on 1st Monday Mass Fri.: 10am Floresville Nursing
(3rd Friday @ Regency Manor)
First Friday & First Saturday Devotions
First Fri. Adoration: 9am-6pm Benediction & Mass: 6:30pm with
Anointing of the Sick All Thursdays: Holy Hour 6 pm
First Sat. Mass: 10am
SERVICES Ministry to Sick & Homebound
Call parish for Communion at home or for Anointing of Sick in case
of illness.
New Parishioners Call or come by the office to register.
830-393-6117 830-216-7706
Sacred Heart Cemetery Call the Parish Office 830-393-6117
Parish Hall Rental
To reserve hall call office at 393-6117
PARISH STAFF & COUNCILS
Pastor: Fr. Jorge Campos‐Covarrubias Email: [email protected] Deacons: Rev. Ralph Guerra Rev. John Bosquez Secretary: Olga Baumann Email: [email protected] Bookkeeper: Elizabeth Hughey Email: [email protected] Director Religious Educa on Contact Gracie Trevino at 210‐355‐2613 Email: [email protected] Faith Forma on Grades K‐7th: Gracie Trevino [email protected] Grade 8th & Confirma on I, II: Email Josie Trevino at [email protected]
CRE/RCIA/RCIC Coordinators: Meet Sundays 9:30‐11:30am. Contact Rene Garza at 210‐355‐9134 or Deacon Tito Chavarria at 830‐216‐7064 Spanish RCIA: Contact Israel Lopez at 210‐548‐9127 Pastoral Council Monthly Mee ng‐ 1st Thursday at 7pm.Contact Shirley Toscano at 210‐912‐5719, [email protected] Members: Carolina Gonzalez, John Pullin, Pauline Trevino, Finance Council Quarterly Mee ng Contact‐Cheryl Mar nez 830‐391‐6918 Members: Deacon Ralph Guerra, Al Kolodziej, Rawle Stanislas, Nina Casanova, Vicky Guerra Bulle n Submission Deadline Monday by 11:00am The bulle n is transmi ed to publisher by 10am on Tuesday.
Welcome | 2
Welcome Whether you are a longtime parishioner, a new parishioner or you are
visiting our parish, we hope you feel at home and welcome here. There are many ways to stay connected and to get involved in the
parish life (website, parish app and the bulletin). If you need anything or have questions, please contact the parish office and one of our
staff members will be happy to help you.
Mission
To spread the Good News to all God’s people by word and action.
Worship & Sacraments | 3
Gladys Pawelek, Eudelia Herrera, Melissa Villa, Ivarene Hosek, Cap Vajdos, Florencia T. Martinez, Janie Rodriguez, Felix Gomez, Elida Flores, Jodi Stadler Rose, Pedro Briones, Michael Candela,
Hector Marin, Louis Cantu, Andrew Limon, Theresa Moczygemba, Susan Luna, Ezra Esquivel, Nelda Albert,
Aiden Hinojosa, Gilbert Estrada, Ray Barrera, Josie Herrera, Annie Hicks, Baby Girl Moore, Marlene Talamantez, Crystal Lara Montes, Gracie Trevino, Mary Lou Talamantez, Mary
Esther Mendoza, Katie Ramirez, Dora Garza, Rawle Stanislas, Robert Steyer, Enrique Trinidad, Fr. Frank Kurzaj,
Nanette Evans, Frank Martinez, Edward Hrna, Manuel & Yolanda Cantu, Edward Herolt
Names will be retained on our prayer list for one month. If one is in need of prayers after that, please call the Church Office.
PRAY FOR THE SICK We pray for the Deceased who have died since the Feast of All November 2, 2019
Rebecca Herrera, Baby Braxton P. Martinez, Lisa Ramos, Amadeo Hernandez, Gloria Garcia, Esther
Martinez, Lupe Trevino, Ismael Perez, Jr. , Lina Gonzales, Nathaniel Benavides , Gerard Jimenez, Aurora Ramirez, John
Bonham, Angel Marquez, Chris Flores, Ramon Barrientez, Susan Bienek, Michael Marroquin, Sacramento Garcia, Dora Rodriguez,
Benita Montoya, Cleto Gonzalez, Anton Svoboda, Louis Courvier, Tony Servantes, John Tackitt, Anita P. Garza, Leonard
Cordova, Roger Muniz, Louis Cantu, Jr. , Jaime Rodriguez, Geronimo T. Camarillo, Linda Sue Rivera Martinez, Randolph Castro, Elodia Ramirez, Michael Christopher Tolle, Jacinto R.
Serna, Sr., Melicia Estrada, Genovevo Moreno, Melicia Estrada, Cynthia Warden, Cecelia R. Casiano, Angel Louie Acosta, Louis
Silva, Rita Silva, Robert Higgins
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED
BAPTISM
Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered on Saturday: 5pm-5:45pm or by
appointment. For details about First Reconciliation & Eucharist, please
contact Gracie Trevino, DRE 210-355-2613
Parents must register at the parish office (Official Birth Certificate needed to
register) *Parents and Sponsors must attend Baptism Preparation Classes are held on the 2nd Thursday of month at
7pm. Baptisms are held on the 4th Saturday after the 6pm Mass. All registration paperwork must be
completed to schedule baptism.
Call Parish Office 12 months before to plan date and meet with priest. Marriage Prep classes are offered throughout the
year. Call the office to find dates.
RECONCILIATION & EUCHARIST
CONFIRMATION
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
MARRIAGE
The Sacrament is offered on the First Friday of the month after the 6:30pm Mass or by request. Please contact the parish
office. For emergencies only call 210-807-8307.
Confirmation is a two year program for youth. Please contact the Gracie Trevino
for registration information. For adults wishing to complete sacra-
ments or those who wish to learn more about the Catholic Faith contact the RCIA
director Rene Garza.
Saturday
July 18
6:00pm †Merlin Polasek, Sr. (in Church)
People of the Parish
Sunday
19 7:30am †Benita Montoya (in Church)
9:00am †Rudy Trevino, Sr. (under Pavilion)
Monday
20 8:15am †Genovevo Moreno
Wednesday
22 8:15am †Irene R. Walls
Thursday
23
8:15am †Tommy Garza
Friday
24 8:15am †Angel Louie Acosta
Saturday
25 6:00pm †Olga Ibarra
People of the Parish
Sunday
26 7:30am †Barbara M. Seiler
†Peggy Jaskinia
9:00am †Bernie Ott
†Pella Moczygemba (under pavilion)
The Sanctuary Lamp is burning this week for †Alex & †Irene Lowak The Our Lady of Perpetual Help is
burning this week for the Sick of the Parish
July 12 Weekend Collection: $4668.00 Online Giving: $3474.83 2nd Collection: $ Hall Donations: $610.00 Please remember to use the Hall Campaign Fund envelopes for all Hall donations Thank you. Upcoming 2nd Collections July 19 Sacred Heart School Thank you for your support of our parish community.
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We thank Joe & Lily Martinez for receiving the statue of Mary this week and for praying for our families and vocations to
the priesthood and religious life.
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On July 22, the Church celebrates the Feast of St. Mary Magdelene, one of the most prominent women mentioned in the New Testament.
Her name comes from the town of Magdala in Galilee, where she was born. Scripture introduces her as a woman “who had been healed of evil spirits and infirmities: Mary, called Magdalene, from whom seven demons had gone out” (Lk. 8:2).
Some scholars identify Mary Magdalene with the sinful woman who anointed the feet of Christ with oil in the house of Simon the Pharisee (Lk. 7:36-50). Others associate her with Mary, the sister of Martha and Lazarus (Lk. 10:38-42, Jn. 11). Some believe the three figures to be one person, while others believe them to be three distinct individuals.
What the Scriptures make certain about Mary Magdalene is that she was a follower of Christ, who accompanied and ministered to him (Lk. 8:2-3). The Gospels record her as being one of the women present at Christ’s crucifixion.
In addition, she was the first recorded witness of the Resurrection. The Gospels all describe Mary Magdalene going to the tomb on Easter morning. When she saw that the tomb was empty, she stood outside, weeping. Jesus appeared to her and asked her, “Woman, why are you weeping? Whom are you looking for?” (Jn. 20:15)
She did not recognize him, however, and thought he was the gardener, until he said her name, “Mary!” (Jn. 20:16) Upon hearing this, Mary recognized him. She returned to the grieving disciples to announce to them the message of the Resurrection.
Pope Benedict XVI spoke about Mary Magdalene in his address before the Angelus on July 23, 2006. He referred to her as “a disciple of the Lord who plays a lead role in the Gospels.”
The Pope recalled Mary Magdalene’s presence “beneath the Cross” on Good Friday, as well as how “she was to be the one to discover the empty tomb” on Easter morning.
“The story of Mary of Magdala reminds us all of a fundamental truth,” Pope Benedict said. “A disciple of Christ is one who, in the experience of human weakness, has had the humility to ask for his help, has been healed by him and has set out following closely after him, becoming a witness of the power of his merciful love that is stronger than sin and death.” On June 10, 2016, the liturgical celebration honoring St. Mary Magdalene was raised from a memorial to a feast, putting her on par with the apostles.
Sunday Readings | 5 Sunday Readings
July 19, 2020
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Reading 1 Wis 12:13, 16–19
There is no god besides you who have the care of all,
that you need show you have not unjustly condemned.
For your might is the source of jus ce;
your mastery over all things makes you lenient to all.
For you show your might when the perfec on
of your power is disbelieved;
and in those who know you, you rebuke temerity.
But though you are master of might,
you judge with clemency,
and with much lenience you govern us;
for power, whenever you will, a ends you.
And you taught your people, by these deeds,
that those who are just must be kind;
and you gave your children good ground for hope
that you would permit repentance for their sins.
Responsorial Psalm Ps 86:5–6, 9–10, 15–16
R. (5a) Lord, you are good and forgiving.
You, O LORD, are good and forgiving,
abounding in kindness to all who call upon you.
Hearken, O LORD, to my prayer
and a end to the sound of my pleading.
R. Lord, you are good and forgiving.
All the na ons you have made shall come
and worship you, O LORD,
and glorify your name.
For you are great, and you do wondrous deeds;
you alone are God.
R. Lord, you are good and forgiving.
You, O LORD, are a God merciful and gracious,
slow to anger, abounding in kindness and fidelity.
Turn toward me, and have pity on me;
give your strength to your servant.
R. Lord, you are good and forgiving.
Reading 2 Rom 8:26–27
Brothers and sisters: The Spirit comes to the aid of our weak‐
ness; for we do not know how to pray as we ought, but the Spirit
himself intercedes with inexpressible groanings. And the one
who searches hearts knows what is the inten on of the Spirit,
because he intercedes for the holy ones according to God’s will.
Gospel Mt 13:24–43 or Mt 13:24–30
In the shorter form of the reading, the passages in brackets are omi ed.
Jesus proposed another parable to the crowds, saying: “The
kingdom of heaven may be likened to a man who sowed good
seed in his field. While everyone was asleep his enemy came and
sowed weeds all through the wheat, and then went off. When
the crop grew and bore fruit, the weeds appeared as well. The
slaves of the householder came to him and said, ‘Master, did
you not sow good seed in your field? Where have the weeds
come from?’ He answered, ‘An enemy has done this.’ His slaves
said to him, ‘Do you want us to go and pull them up?’ He replied,
‘No, if you pull up the weeds you might uproot the wheat along
with them. Let them grow together un l harvest; then at harvest
me I will say to the harvesters, “First collect the weeds and e
them in bundles for burning; but gather the wheat into my
barn.” ’ ”
[ He proposed another parable to them. “The kingdom of heav‐
en is like a mustard seed that a person took and sowed in a field.
It is the smallest of all the seeds, yet when full‐grown it is the
largest of plants. It becomes a large bush, and the ‘birds of the
sky come and dwell in its branches.’ ”
He spoke to them another parable. “The kingdom of heaven is
like yeast that a woman took and mixed with three measures of
wheat flour un l the whole batch was leavened.”
All these things Jesus spoke to the crowds in parables. He spoke
to them only in parables, to fulfill what had been said through
the prophet:
I will open my mouth in parables, I will announce what has lain
hidden from the founda on of the world.
Then, dismissing the crowds, he went into the house. His disci‐
ples approached him and said, “Explain to us the parable of the
weeds in the field.” He said in reply, “He who sows good seed is
the Son of Man, the field is the world, the good seed the chil‐
dren of the kingdom. The weeds are the children of the evil one,
and the enemy who sows them is the devil. The harvest is the
end of the age, and the harvesters are angels. Just as weeds are
collected and burned up with fire, so will it be at the end of the
age. The Son of Man will send his angels, and they will collect
out of his kingdom all who cause others to sin and all evildoers.
They will throw them into the fiery furnace, where there will be
wailing and grinding of teeth. Then the righteous will shine like
the sun in the kingdom of their Father. Whoever has ears ought
to hear.” ]
Excerpts from the Lec onary for Mass for Use in the Dioceses of the United States of America, second typical edi on © 2001,
1998, 1997, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Chris an Doctrine, Inc., Washington, DC. Used with permission. All rights reserved. No
por on of this text may be reproduced by any means without permission in wri ng from the copyright owner. The English
transla on of the Psalm Responses from Lec onary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna onal Commission on English in the
Liturgy Corpora on. All rights reserved.
Lecturas de Domingo | 6
Lecturas de Domingo 19 de julio de 2020 Decimosexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Primera lectura Sab 12, 13. 16–19 No hay más Dios que tú, Señor, que cuidas de todas las cosas. No hay nadie a quien tengas que rendirle cuentas de la jus cia de tus sentencias. Tu poder es el fundamento de tu jus cia, y por ser el Señor de todos, eres misericordioso con todos. Tú muestras tu fuerza a los que dudan de tu poder soberano y cas gas a quienes, conociéndolo, te desa an. Siendo tú el dueño de la fuerza, juzgas con misericordia y nos gobiernas con delicadeza, porque enes el poder y lo usas cuando quieres. Con todo esto has enseñado a tu pueblo que el justo debe ser humano, y has llenado a tus hijos de una dulce esperanza, ya que al pecador le das empo para que se arrepienta. Salmo Responsorial Sal 85, 5–6. 9–10. 15–16a R. (5a) Tú, Señor, eres bueno y clemente. Puesto que eres, Señor, bueno y clemente y todo amor con quien tu nombre invoca, escucha mi oración y a mi súplica da repuesta pronta. R. Tú, Señor, eres bueno y clemente. Señor, todos los pueblos vendrán para adorarte y darte gloria, pues sólo tú eres Dios, y tus obras, Señor, son portentosas. R. Tú, Señor, eres bueno y clemente. Dios entrañablemente compasivo, todo amor y lealtad, lenta a la cólera, ten compasión de mí, pues clamo a , Señor, a toda hora. R. Tú, Señor, eres bueno y clemente. Rom 8, 26‐27 Hermanos: El Espíritu nos ayuda en nuestra debilidad, porque nosotros no sabemos pedir lo que nos conviene; pero el Espíritu mismo intercede por nosotros con gemidos que no pueden ex‐presarse con palabras. Y Dios, que conoce profundamente los corazones, sabe lo que el Espíritu quiere decir, porque el Espíritu ruega, conforme a la voluntad de Dios, por los que le pertene‐cen.
Evangelio Mt 13, 24–43 o bien: Mt 13, 24–30 En la forma más corta de la lectura, se omiten los pasajes entre corchetes. En aquel empo, Jesús propuso esta parábola a la muchedumbre: “El Reino de los cielos se parece a un hombre que sembró buena semilla en su campo; pero mientras los tra‐bajadores dormían, llegó un enemigo del dueño, sembró cizaña entre el trigo y se marchó. Cuando crecieron las plantas y se empezaba a formar la espiga, apareció también la cizaña. Entonces los trabajadores fueron a decirle al amo: ‘Señor, ¿qué no sembraste buena semilla en tu campo? ¿De dónde, pues, salió esta cizaña?’ El amo les respondió: ‘De seguro lo hizo un enemigo mío’. Ellos le dijeron: ‘¿Quieres que vayamos a ar‐rancarla?’ Pero él les contestó: ‘No. No sea que al arrancar la cizaña, arranquen también el trigo. Dejen que crezcan juntos hasta el empo de la cosecha y, cuando llegue la cosecha, diré a los segadores: Arranquen primero la cizaña y átenla en gavillas para quemarla, y luego almacenen el trigo en mi granero’ ”. [ Luego les propuso esta otra parábola: “El Reino de los cielos es semejante a la semilla de mostaza que un hombre siembra en un huerto. Ciertamente es la más pequeña de todas las semillas, pero cuando crece, llega a ser más grande que las hortalizas y se convierte en un arbusto, de manera que los pájaros vienen y hacen su nido en las ramas”. Les dijo también otra parábola: “El Reino de los cielos se parece a un poco de levadura que tomó una mujer y la mezcló con tres medidas de harina, y toda la masa acabó por fermentar”. Jesús decía a la muchedumbre todas estas cosas con parábolas, y sin parábolas nada les decía, para que se cumpliera lo que dijo el profeta: Abriré mi boca y les hablaré con parábolas; anunciaré lo que estaba oculto desde la creación del mundo. Luego despidió a la mul tud y se fue a su casa. Entonces se le acercaron sus discípulos y le dijeron: “Explícanos la parábola de la cizaña sembrada en el campo”. Jesús les contestó: “El sembrador de la buena semilla es el Hijo del hombre, el campo es el mundo, la buena semilla son los ciu‐dadanos del Reino, la cizaña son los par darios del maligno, el enemigo que la siembra es el diablo, el empo de la cosecha es el fin del mundo, y los segadores son los ángeles. Y así como recogen la cizaña y la queman en el fuego, así sucederá al fin del mundo: el Hijo del hombre enviará a sus ángeles para que arranquen de su Reino a todos los que inducen a otros al pecado y a todos los malvados, y los arrojen en el hor‐no encendido. Allí será el llanto y la desesperación. Entonces los justos brillarán como el sol en el Reino de su Padre. El que tenga oídos, que oiga”. ] Los textos de la Sagrada Escritura u lizados en esta obra han sido tomados de los Leccionarios I, II y III, propiedad de la Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral Litúrgica de la Conferencia Episcopal Mexicana, copyright © 1987, quinta edición de sep embre de 2004. U lizados con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados. Debido a cues ones de permisos de impresión, los Salmos Responsoriales que se incluyen aquí son los del Leccionario que se u liza en México. Su parroquia podría usar un texto diferente.
Salute!!
My name is Guadalupe Casanova. My friends and family simply call me
Lupe. I was bap zed into the church on April 4th, 1965. I a ended St. Leo
the Great Catholic School up to the eighth grade and graduated from
Central Catholic High School in 1983. During my early years I served as an
altar server and completed my sacraments of ini a on while a ending
school. I look back and am thankful for the educa on, faith, prayers and
love that was provided by many of the priest, brothers, sisters and lay
instructors. While a ending college I met the young lady who would
become my wife. Nina and I were married at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
in San Antonio on July 8th 1989. This year we have completed 31 years of
Holy Matrimony. We were blessed with two wonderful daughters Lauren
(29) and Kaitlin (24). They were both married in the Church to son‐in‐law’s
Carlos and Trae. Kaitlin and Trae blessed us all with our first granddaughter
Rosemary Therese last year in August. Lauren and Carlos will bless us with
our second granddaughter Teegan Reign who is due on September 5th of
this year. Lauren and Carlos are parishioners here at Sacred Heart, while
Kaitlin and Trae par cipate at St. Thomas Aquinas in College Sta on, TX.
Before my calling to the deaconate, Nina and I served our parish as catechist of confirma on II and helped with RCIA.
Nina became a member of the Catholic daughters and I joined our local Knights of Columbus council and even served a
couple years as Grand Knight. I was able to work alongside Deacon Ralph and Paul Hale as a picnic co‐chair for several
years. It was during this me, while praying before mass, I no ced that the Deacons were in dire need of help and felt
someone (other than me) needed to step up. A er one of our picnic mee ngs about 8 years ago Deacon Ralph pulled
me aside and asked if I had ever considered entering into the Deaconate. Of course, I said NO! He asked me to consider
it and I said I would, but planned on forge ng about it soon as I le the hall. In the coming weeks Deacon Tito and Ms.
Molly asked the same ques on, and while a ending a monthly Cursillo Ultreya mee ng Olga Baumann men oned that
I did not know it yet but that one day I would become the next Deacon of our parish. There were also other members
of our parish that seemed to ask me the same ques on. Ul mately, I came to the conclusion that ever since that first
thought along with the urgings and prayers of many of you in the community, there must have been some form of
divine interven on and maybe I should give it a prayerful considera on. A er the third me Deacon Ralph would ask
and yet another sign that happened completely away from our community, I realized I could no longer refuse Christ’s
calling and shared this with Nina. You see, I needed and wanted Nina’s and our daughters blessing for us to serve in this
capacity. In 2015 we submi ed my applica on and here we are 5 years later, and on August 15th by the grace of God I
look to be ordained into the permanent Deaconate for the Archdiocese of San Antonio at St. Rose of Lima.
Once again I want to thank everyone in our community for your prayers and support, especially for the support of Nina,
Lauren, Carlos, Kaitlin and Trae, Catholic Life Insurance and our Knights of Columbus council 6641, all the Deacons
along with their wives, priest, sisters and all who have help form me to serve our Lord and his people. I con nue to ask
for your prayers as I will con nue to pray for each of you. As we con nue to grow in faith together, take me to
consider how each of you have been called to serve our Lord. God has blessed each of us with certain gi s, how can
you use your unique gi s to further His kingdom here on earth?
Love and Blessings,
Lupe Casanova
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