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33RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
ST. JUDE CATHOLIC PARISH 1515 N. Greenville Ave. Allen, TX 75002
972-727-1177 | stjudeparish.com
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OUR MISSION: To build a parish community that shares God’s love through prayer, service and evangelization so that all feel welcome in making St. Jude their home
S T. J U D E C A T H O L I C P A R I S H
PUBLIC MASSES* Mon, Wed, Fri: 8:30 am, Noon Tues, Thurs: 8:30 am, 6 pm Saturday: 8:30 am 5 pm (Anticipatory) Sunday: 8:00 am, 10 am Noon, 5 pm
*Livestreamed via Facebook Mon to Fri: 8:30 am Mass Saturday: 5 pm Mass Sunday: 10 am Mass
CONFESSIONS (PARISH HALL) Tues, Thurs: 5 pm - 5:45 pm Saturday: 9 am - 10 am
ADORATION (CHURCH) Tues, Thurs: 3 pm - 6 pm Sun: 6 pm - 8:30 pm First Friday: 9 am - 11:30 am
Office Hours: 972-727-1177 After Hours: 972-632-2382
stjudeparish.com
Read the latest guidelines for the Diocese of Dallas at cathdal.org.
EARLY DEADLINES for NOVEMBER and DECEMBER
Due to holiday closures,
pls. send BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS to [email protected]
as soon as possible.
Articles are subject to approval and available space.
The main theme of the three
readings is an invitation to live in
such a way that we make the best
use of the talents God has given
us, so that at the hour of our
death Our Lord will say:
“Well done, my good and faithful
servant!... Come and share the joy
of your master” (Matthew 25: 21).
FROM THE DESK OF
FATHER ABRAHAM
The Scripture readings summarized: The first reading suggests that we should
be as diligent and industrious as a loyal and faithful wife, in the use of our
God-given gifts and talents with “the fear of the Lord.” Unlike the one-talent
man, she takes her gifts and “brings forth good, not evil”; she “reaches her
hands to the poor and extends her arms to the needy,” and she is a portrait of
responsible readiness. In today’s second reading, St. Paul advises us as “children
of the Light” to “stay alert and sober,” living in such a way that we will be ready
when Jesus does come, and will encourage and build each other up as we wait
for the “Day of the Lord.” Today’s Gospel asks us if we are using our talents
and gifts primarily to serve God and doing everything, we can to carry out
God’s will. The parable of the talents challenges us to do something positive,
constructive and life-affirming with our talents here and now.
Messages: 1) We need to trust God enough to make use of the gifts and abilities
we have been given. We may be especially talented in teaching children or
cooking meals or repairing homes or programming computers.
2) We need to make use of our talents in our parish. This means that we should
be always willing to share our abilities in creative worship in the Church and in
various ministries of our parish, such as Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist,
Lector, Usher, Catechism teacher, singer in the choir, volunteer and member of
one or more parish organizations and community outreach programs.
3) We need to "trade" with our talent of Christian Faith: All of us in the Church
today have received at least one talent namely, the gift of Faith. Our
responsibility is not just to preserve and “keep” the Faith, but to work with it.
We need to promote and add value to Faith by living it out. The way to
preserve the Faith, or any other talent that God has given us, is to put it to
work and help it bear fruit.
33RD SUNDAY
IN ORDINARY TIME
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PROTECT YOURSELF FROM COVID-19. Please be aware that all gatherings pose a risk of
infection and that all the protocols of social distancing
as well as hand sanitizing are to be followed. Masks are
most important during these days and should be worn
on parish property. All Catholics remain dispensed from the
obligation to attend Mass at this time. Please take all the necessary
steps to protect yourself and others.
IN THE NEWS
Scan for the Sunday Worship Aid
or go to stjudeparish.com/
worship-aid
RCIA Participants Continue in Their Faith Journey
Our St. Jude RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) will
celebrate the Rite of Acceptance during Nov. 15 Noon Mass.
This rite is for persons who have not been baptized and are interested
in the Catholic faith. Last Sunday, Nov. 8, the Rite of Welcoming
was celebrated for persons already baptized and are interested in
the Catholic faith. These important milestones mark their willingness and desire to
continue their faith journey and God’s will for each of them. It also introduces
these candidates and catechumens to the assembly so that each may pray and
support them along the way.
Know someone interested in the Catholic faith?
Contact Della Doss, [email protected].
“In 2017, Pope Francis suggested the Catholic Church set aside one day each year
when communities can “reflect on how poverty is at the very heart of the Gospel.”
He designated this day as the World Day of the Poor, and it will be celebrated on
the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time each year.” (crs.org/get-involved/learn/resource-
center/world-day-poor-resources)
This year’s theme is “Stretch forth your hand to the poor.” As we approach the
season of many celebrations, especially pray for those who whose livelihoods have
been impacted by the Coronavirus and encourage a deeper sense of generosity and
brotherhood amongst us.
“In order to perform an act of worship acceptable to the Lord, we have to recognize that each person, even the poorest
and most contemptible, is made in the image of God.” Pope Francis, Fourth World Day of the Poor, Nov. 15, 2020
vatican.va/content/francesco/en/messages/poveri/documents/papa-francesco_20200613_messaggio-iv-giornatamondiale-poveri-2020.html
November 15 is World Day of the Poor
Thanksgiving Day Mass Thurs, Nov. 26 10:00 am
Parish Office Closure Wed, Nov. 25, 1 pm to Fri, Nov. 27
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
SUNDAY
Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31 Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5 [cf. 1a] 1 Thes 5:1-6 Mt 25:14-30 or 25:14-15, 19-21
MONDAY
Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5 Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [Rev 2:17] Lk 18:35-43
TUESDAY
Rv 3:1-6, 14-22 Ps 15:2-3a, 3bc-4ab, 5 [Rev 3:21] Lk 19:1-10
WEDNESDAY
Rv 4:1-11 Ps 150:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6 [1b] Lk 19:11-28
THURSDAY
Rv 5:1-10 Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b [Rev 5:10] Lk 19:41-44
FRIDAY
Rv 10:8-11 Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131 [103a] Lk 19:45-48
SATURDAY Rv 11:4-12 Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10 [1b] Lk 20:27-40
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Children’s Ministries will give out
“Advent Family Traditions-in-a-Bag”
for the first 144 family cars at the
HOPE Drive-in Movie Screening
of the Christmas movie
“ T H E S T A R ” (See page 6 for details)
CHILDREN’S & YOUTH M I N I S T R I E S
Are you looking for FUN-filled and SAFE adventures
and activities for your kids during COVID?
St. Jude's American Heritage Girls (AHG), Cub Scouts,
and Boys Scouts are active and hosting activities such as
bike derbies, outdoor movie night, and more. It's never
too late to start your child's exciting and rewarding
adventures in AHG or scouting.
Voted the Best Preschool in Allen for 6 years straight!
Low ratios, faith-based, and extras like music, Spanish,
and a Steam Lab
We have openings in our 3’s, and 4’s classes. The preschool will have on-site classes.
Please call (214) 644-2080 for information.
Sunshine and Rainbows Early Learning Center admits children of any religion, race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to participants in the program. The preschool does not discriminate in regard to religion, race, color, national, and ethnic origin in administration of its educational, admissions, and scholarship programs.
THANK YOU for supporting the preschool during our HAT CREEK SPIRIT NIGHT.
We are collecting new adult blankets and new children’s socks & underwear.
All donations are for area families in need.
We will have a container outside main doors facing the courtyard for non-preschool families. Attending preschool families can send items with their child.
Collection will be Monday through Thursday from 8:45 am until 3:00 pm. We are closed on Fridays.
Collection ends December 3.
“Charlie Brown”
THANKSGIVING BREAK NO SCHOOL NOVEMBER 23-27
J U L I E B U C H A N A N Children’s & Youth Faith Formation Director ext. 2225 or [email protected]
K A T I E D E L L Youth Ministry Coordinator ext. 2228 or [email protected]
@stjudeymallen St. Jude Youth Ministry
THANKSGIVING BREAK Children’s Ministry NOVEMBER 22 - 28 Youth Ministry NOVEMBER 22 - 29
9-12th Grade | Courtyard | 6:15 PM
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
American Heritage Girls (girls in K-12th grade)
Brian Guffey at 214-726-5243 [email protected]
Cub Scouts (boys in K-5th grade)
Tommy Baril at 469-682-2745 [email protected]
Boy Scouts (boys in 6th-12th grade)
Dave Patton at 254-291-9923 [email protected].
Giving Tree
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JUMP START YOUR CAREER!
St. Jude’s Career Alliance Ministry meets via Zoom
at 9:00 am every Wednesday. Participation is free and
open to all. The ministry provides tools that job seekers
can use to create a strategy and tactics for finding a new
job or advancing their careers. Assistance is available for
those in professional and skilled areas. For more info and
to register for the Zoom meetings, please visit our parish
website or email [email protected].
Single Men ages 18-29
Single Women ages 18-29
Co-Ed Single for 30-39
Married
Married with Child(ren)
LET US CLIMB TOGETHE R.
For more information, email
Katie Dell, [email protected]
You are the 99; The Spirituality of the Laity
by Fr. Ignacio Olvera
November 18 at 7 pm OakHighlands Brewery
10484 Brockwood Rd, Dallas
Featuring Musical Artist Bradley Banning
RSVP: signupgenius.com/go/904054caeae23a4fd0-youare
ADULT M I N I S T R Y
Aliyah R Gallegos
CAOC/A6 UNIT 61224 APO, AE 09309-1224
FCA2 Nathan Lewis USS NORMANDY (CG-60)
UNIT 100263, BOX 653 FPO AE 09579
Specialist Wade Myers 117 Live Oak Dr
Raeford, NC 28376
Gregory and Chong Boren Camp Humphreys Army Post
PSC 333 Box 4785 APO AP 96251-0048
Anthony Mattia USS PIONEER MCM-9 UNIT 100151 BOX 1 FPO AP 96675-1929
James Rickman 114 76th Street North
Apt 206 Great Falls, MT 59405-7672
Specialist Lindsey Rohr 10785A Chapel Drive Fort Drum, NY 13602
William A. Nemeth PSC 80 BOX 13948
APO, AP 96367
ARMED FORCES CARE PACKAGES
If you have a loved one serving in the Armed Forces who would benefit from receiving cards, letters, and care packages from their St. Jude family, please send their complete mailing address to [email protected].
In anticipation of Thanksgiving celebration, please
prayerfully consider our neighbors in need. The
Allen Food Pantry will be feeding 175 families this
year and seeking donations. Below is a list of items
to consider:
Small Turkey Breast Dozen Eggs
Loaf of Bread Butter or Margarine
Turkey Gravy Mix Gallon of Milk
Carrots Sweet Potatoes
Corn Bread Mix French Fried Onions
Jello Mix Chicken or Beef Broth
Cake Mix and Frosting Pie Filling w/crust
The Allen Food Pantry is supported by the Allen
Ministerial Alliance, which is made up of Christian
churches in the communities of Allen, Fairview and
Lucas. It operates as a strict non-profit organization
that is 100% volunteer based.
The Pantry is located at the back parking lot of
St. Jude. For more information including hours of
operation, go to stjudeparish.com/food-pantry.
As always, our thoughts turn gratefully to you
with warm appreciation. God Bless.
Thanksgiving FOOD DRIVE
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Saturday, DECEMBER 5
Movie Starts 7 PM
NORTH FIELD • Parking Opens 6:30 pm
Watch The Big Screen from Your Vehicle • Movie Sound Streamed Via Radio
FREE • No Tickets Required
First 144 Vehicles Receive Family Advent Gift
Food Concession by Youth Ministry
A sweet tale about the birth of Jesus
from the animal’s point of view
Parishioners are invited to take tags from the St. Jude
Giving Tree located in the narthex. Each tag contains
the items wished for by people in our area who are in
need. St. Jude helps families for Christmas through the
care counselors at several local elementary schools, through
our People Helping People Ministry and through 2 local
Veterans’ homes. Anyone is welcome to take a tag, but
PLEASE remember the tag you take may represent the
only gifts that person will receive this Christmas.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Take a tag from the tree.
2. Take a picture of the tag in case it is misplaced.
3. Purchase the requested items.
4. Place the unwrapped gift(s) in a CHRISTMAS gift bag with the tag.
5. Return the purchased gifts to the Reception Hall by Saturday, Dec. 5. Gifts received after the deadline are not guaranteed to make it to the person they are intended for.
This year, the St. Jude Giving Tree will be limited to local families only. If you are able, please extend your generosity by making a monetary donation or by volunteering to sort gifts through Catholic Charities of Dallas. Please go to: ccdallas.org/Christmas-giving.
The use of the Christmas tree is relatively modern. Its origins are found in the medieval mystery plays that depicted the tree of paradise and the Christmas light or candle that symbolized Christ, the Light of the world. According to custom, the Christmas tree is set up just before Christmas and may remain in place until the Solemnity of Epiphany.
(catholiccurrent.org/prayers/blessing-
of-a-christmas-tree/)
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Sheep $10
Camel $15
Cow $20
CHRISTMAS TREES (North Carolina Fraser Fir)
Begins on Black Friday, November 27
Weekends and Black Friday: 9 am - 9 pm Monday - Friday: 6 pm - 9 pm
YARD SIGNS (White Painted Wood Silhouettes)
6-7 ft. $79 7-8 ft. $89
8-9 ft. $99 9-10 ft. $120
“ Keep Christ in Christmas” Nativity Scene with spot light (no bulb) $55
Three Wise Men with spot light (no bulb) $55
WREATHS $25 FIREWOOD $1 per stick
Ends DEC 18 or while supplies last!
In a society where Christmas has become for many -
especially children - a secular holiday, the Knights of
Columbus (KofC) has introduced the Keep Christ in
Christmas poster contest to allow young people to
understand the true, spiritual meaning of Christmas and
to engage their creative talents and imaginations.
AGE CATEGORIES Age 5-7, Age 8-10, and Age 11-14
Poster must reflect the theme of KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS.
Each poster should be the original work (including concept, layout, slogan and any visual image of a single person).
Poster Size: 11x17 inches. If pastels, chalk or charcoal are used, the poster must be laminated or covered with clear plastic. Posters may be in color or black and white.
Each poster must be submitted with the contest entry form. The name and age of the person should be included on the back of the poster.
All entries become the property of KofC and will not be returned .
St. Jude Knights Council will award monetary prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd of each age group.
Due Date: December 21. Drop off your posters at the Parish Office or Youth Ministry Office.
Contact: Joe Shankle ([email protected], 972.333.0677)
Complete Details and Entry Form: www.stjudekofc.com
CHRISTMAS SALE
Keep CHRIST in Christmas POSTER CONTEST
ADVENT
Sundays of Advent Nov. 29, Dec. 6, 13 and 20
Confession - Advent Season Wednesdays Dec. 2, 9, 16 & 23 9 am-9:30 am, 6:30 pm-7:30 pm
(All schedules - In the Church except Dec. 9 - Parish Hall)
The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception
(Holy Day of Obligation)
Mon, Dec, 7, 7 pm (Anticipatory) Tues, Dec. 8, 8:30 am, 5 pm, 7 pm
Advent Mission by Father Leo Patalinhug
Wed, Dec. 9, Evening
CHRISTMAS
Thurs, Dec. 24 (Eve) 2 pm, 4 pm*, 6:30 pm, 8:30 pm
Midnight
Fri, Dec. 25 (Christmas Day) 10 am* and Noon
Parish Hall will be available for overflow.
*Livestreamed via Facebook
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God
(Holy Day of Obligation)
Thurs, Dec. 31, 5 pm (Anticipatory) Fri, Jan. 1, 2021, 10 am and Noon
APPROACH
CHRISTMAS WITH HUMBLE
HEARTS
Donkey $25
Shepherd $25
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MASS INTENTIONS
Nov 14 5 pm Special Intention of David Madison Gray II
15 8 am For the Living & Deceased Members of St. Jude
10 am Repose of the Soul of David G. Small
Noon Repose of the Soul of Carolyn Kerr
5 pm Repose of the Soul of Glenn Messner
16 8:30 am Repose of the Soul of Joseph Tran
Noon For All Unborn Children
17 8:30 am Repose of the Souls of Florence & Louis Dell’Orco
6 pm Repose of the Soul of PorFirio Dy
18 8:30 am For all Souls in Purgatory
Noon For All Unborn Children
19 8:30 am Repose of the Souls of Therese & Valentine Ciesielski
6 pm Repose of the Soul of David Sekel
20 8:30 am Repose of the Soul of John Waupsh
Noon Repose of the Souls of Loyd Sharpe, Maria Cuc Nguyen, Captain Ben Abraham, Joseph Chicoskie, Curtis Booher, Shirley Tobalski and Don Tadvick
21 8:30 am Repose of the Soul of Louis LaFrances;
Healing for Madeline Cerny
All Mass Intentions will be fulfilled on the day they are scheduled.
SYMPATHIES
The Catholic Church dedicates the entire month of
November to the Holy Souls in Purgatory. Praying for
our faithful departed is a spiritual act of mercy. During
the month of November, the Book of Remembrance will
be placed in the narthex for parishioners to write the
names of departed loved ones.
NOVEMBER 7, 2020
COLLINS THUY NGUYEN Daughter of Alexander & Meredith
BAPTISM
PRAYER INTENTIONS
Kendra Abel Frances Freel Katie Perez
Mark Asbury Raquel Garin Nancy Pollick
Joan Bamburg Maureen Gavin Johnnie Quintana
Mary Beale Rosa Grau Beverly Radeka
Kebira Begum Lloyd Griffith Agapito Ramirez
Diane Beutz Robert Grinly Gustavo Ramirez
Bill Blitt Tom Hanley Don Ream
Mike Brooks Adahlynn Harston Ernest Reyes
Charles Brown Julie Hochwitz Lupe Reyes
Samuel Bueno Polly Howai Phil Riccio
Norma Butler Patricia Huot Carmen Rios
Gary Campbell Lucas Jarzembowski Doug Ruby
Edna L. Carroll Joan Jordan Mary Lou Rutledge
Diane Caruso Brandon Kelley Becky Schaeffer
David Christensen Barbara Krisko Daniel Scott
Caitlin Coleman Stephanie Lawler Larry Sewell
Brian Coons Renee LeBeau Deb Sigears
Dianne & Harold Crawford Jeanne Lemberg Nicoline Simo
Austin Crowder Gina Luna Olivia Sims
Robert Culbertson Anthony Macha Mary Smith
Yinka Da Silva Hattie Macha Mark Stemniski
Kelton Devery Joe Maestas John Stuart
Dora Devino Bobby McCarter Genevieve Stubban
Roberto Diaz Margaret McCarty Frances Tillett
Bryan Dillon Bob McGowan Michael Tresler
Judi Edstrom Bill McKean Alyn Vespucci
John Endres Joanne McKinnis Maria Vu
Guadalupe Escamilla Anna McMann Dick Walker
Watson Evans Mike Monnat Dympthea Walker
Janey Fall Matt Muckelbauer Beverly & Vincent Walsh
Mark Farmer Tina Myers Jennifer Wandell
Jerry Finaldi Brenda Nagley Scott Weatherford
John-Paul Font Richard Navarro Thomas Wells
Robert Font Juan & Rebecca Nevarez Genevieve Wheeler
George Forster Baby Michael Nichols Brenda Yetter
Brandon & Fischer Fought Joan O'Brien Ben Young
Jenny Franch Patrick & Sherrie O'Brien Agata Zelman
David & Cathy Franzen Roberto Ortiz Janet Zettle
Quentin Frederick Father John Pardue Artie & Chickie Zimmerman
JT Penland
Maria Thui Nguyen Ruth Taliaferro Allen Lindsey
Sam Wing Naomi Napoli Peter Khoi Nguyen
Krystyna Headings Tedjo Mindoro Patrick DiGiacomo
Charlie O'Hara Eloise Gilmore
NOVEMBER 7, 2020
LUCAS ALAN SUBLETTE & MELISSA ANDERSON
WEDDING
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Legal Notice: Pursuant to Section 30.06, Penal Code (trespass by license holder with a concealed handgun), a person licensed under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code (handgun licensing law), may not enter this property with a concealed handgun. Pursuant to Section 30.07, Penal Code (trespass by license holder with an openly carried handgun), a person licensed under Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code (handgun licensing law), may not enter this property with a handgun that is carried openly.
Reporting Abuse: First, notify local law enforcement. Second notify the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services through the Texas Abuse Hotline (1-800-252-5400 or www.texasabusehotline.org) Finally, if the allegation involves a member of the clergy or an employee of a parish or the Diocese, please notify the Diocese of Dallas Victims Assistance Coordinator, Barbara Landregan, at 214-379-2812.
STAFF DIRECTORY Regular Hours: 972.727.1177
After Hours: 972.632.2382
Website: stjudeparish.com
PASTORAL
Rev. Andrew Semler, Pastor - ext. 2214
Rev. Abraham Thomas, Parochial Vicar - ext. 2233
Deacon Ron Fejeran, Pastoral Care - ext. 2255
Deacon Robert Holladay, Pastoral Care - ext. 2219
Deacon Al Karcher, Pastoral Care - ext. 2255
Deacon John Boyle, Pastoral Care - ext. 2255 Deacon Craig Malone, Pastoral Care - ext. 2255
Deacon Kenneth Steponaitis, Pastoral Care - ext. 2255
Deacon Samuel Martinez, Pastoral Care - ext. 2254
Jeanne Girsch, Pastoral Assistant - ext. 2215
ADMINISTRATION
Mary Boyle, Parish Administrator - ext. 2213
Sue Hawthorne, Business Manager - ext. 2211
Rose Tuck, Accounts Payable/Registration - ext. 2212
Peggy Runnels, Safe Environment Director - ext. 2210
George Pike, Grounds Manager - 214.299.3010
Andy Buchanan, Facilities Manager - 469.835.5844
Brandon Powell, Multi-media Coordinator - ext. 2249
Menchu Tungala, Bulletin, ext. 2231
RECEPTIONISTS
Sara Walsh, Admin. Receptionist, Nursery - ext. 2255
Cecilia Rogers, Registrar, Receptionist - ext. 2242
FAITH FORMATION - ADULT
Mary Boyle, Director Adult Faith Formation - ext. 2213
Della Doss, Adult Faith Formation Admin - ext. 2230
Teresa Rodenbaugh, Adult Faith Formation Admin-ext. 2240
FAITH FORMATION - CHILDREN & YOUTH
Director, Julie Buchanan - ext. 2225
Katie Dell, Youth Coordinator - ext. 2228
Toni Cechan, CM Admin - ext. 2224
MUSIC
Michael Howard, Music Director - ext. 2216
Katie Lacy, Organist/Choir Director - ext. 2216
SUNSHINE & RAINBOWS PRESCHOOL
Sunshine & Rainbows ELC - 214.644.2080
Liz Moore, Co-director - ext. 2223
Maret Aebi, Co-director - ext. 2223
OTHER
Allen Food Pantry - 214.644.2090
Collections for Fiscal Year July 2020 - June 2021
For the week ending NOVEMBER 8, 2020
Operating Fund Donations
Mass Collections $10,060
Thru Business Office $3,198
Yr-to-Date $854,321
Bldg. Trust Fund Donations
Mass Collections $1,481
Thru Business Office $415
Yr-to-Date $132,320
New Capital Campaign Donations
Mass Collections $1,115
Thru Business Office $550
Yr-to-Date $123,136
Total Weekly Donations $16,819
Debt Reduction (with land)
Present Mortgage Debt $2,935,266
Bishop's Annual Appeal 2020
St Jude Goal $347,000
Pledged to date $331,402
Collected YTD $281,580
* Online donations are reported once a month
STEWARDSHIP
MASS ATTENDANCE * Livestreamed SATURDAY 5 pm * 315
SUNDAY 8 am 242
10 am * 375
Noon 451
5 pm 302
TOTAL 1,685
Catholic Charities' Love Truck Nov. 21/22 (8:30 am-1:00 pm) We will not be able to accept donations of large furniture
or appliances.
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Jude Catholic Church, Allen, TX C 4C 05-1039
CreativityDone Right.
Scott Meyer, Parishioner972.233.0400
972-954-7186www.pickleroofing.com
MAIDSERVICEWindow Cleaning
ANDRE MAYERwww.MayersMaids.com 469 231 9250
www.WindowWashingDallas.com Insured • Move in & Out Cleaning
Weekly - Bi-Weekly - Monthly
Estate Planning • ProbateGuardianshipSarah R. Duff
206 S. Kentucky, Suite 205 • McKinney972.439.1315 • www.thedufflawfirm.com
DONNY J. PERALESCriminal and Juvenile
Defense Attorneywww.chesleyperaleslaw.com
1415 Harroun Ave. McKinney
972.292.7130
Preschool for 2-5 yr oldsPrivate Kindergarten
1515 N. Greenville Ave(on St. Jude Campus)
214-644-2080Julie Buchanan, Director
Contact Brad Dawson to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2577
STRATEGICSTRATEGICSTRATEGICESTATE PLANNING SERVICES
A Financial Services Corporation
Lowering Your Financial AnxietyThrough Customized Plans forWealth Accumulation, Protection, & Distribution
Lamar KerrCFP/CPA
Phone: 214-632-7093 • [email protected]
Oral Surgery aSSOciateSOf NOrth texaS
Dr. William Walstad & Dr. Doug Dingwerth
972-359-8100 • OSANT.NET
DALLAS • PRESTON HOLLOW
ROWLETT • CEDAR HILL • ALLEN
Charlotte Majzner, ABR Realtor
214/[email protected] www.CharsDreamHomes.com
St. Jude Parishioner since 2002
• More than 35 years treating children & adults• Board Certified Member of the National Association of Orthodontics• Latest technology using 3/D Imaging• An Elite Premier Provider of Invisalign for Adults & Teens• Bi-lingual doctors & staff (Spanish & Korean)• Most Insurances accepted & filed • Interest-free financing
Dr. Copenhaver, parishionerCall us at 972-727-5781
to request a complimentary consultationLocations in East Allen , West Allen & McKinney
Hours: M-F 7am-7pm5 days a week
The world always looks brighter from
behind a smile.
Omar HerreraSe habla español
Free Property Inspection
Exteriors & Roofing LLCFor every contracted claim, a donation will be made to the Parish.
Storm Restoration ContractorRoofing • Gutters • Fences • WindowsPaint • Floors • Granite • Countertops
www.cardinalroofingtx.com • 469-247-9347
Tami Vu, realtor®
972-400-0099 [email protected]
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Jude Catholic Church, Allen, TX B 4C 05-1039
Tobin Collard214.738.1063
DO-IT-ALL PLUMBINGCommercial / Residential
M-37850
Norman BundrantGive us a call, We do it all!
469-487-9209
Color • High Lights • PermanentsWaxing • Hair Extensions
Tina, April, Thuy (Twee), KellyKen, Tracy and Michelle
2070 W. Spring Creek, #336 • 972-517-1062 • Open 7 Days
LEWISVILLE
Tom Andrews - Finance [email protected]
972-221-2900
Funeral Homes • Crematory Memorial Parks • Florist
Collin County’s OnlyOn-Site Crematory
McKinney / Allen / Plano972-562-2601
www.TJMfuneral.com
Pam LewisCRS, [email protected]
John R. KraftCLU, ChFC
Agent
972-517-885910185 Custer Rd (South of Hwy 121)
www.johnkraftagency.com
Flowers for all your special moments.972-398-6404
planofloweramaflorist.com
214-503-7663
www.scottexteriors.com [email protected]
Secure On-Site Shredding, Inc
The Company LiterallyTearing it Up!
214-306-5974www.secureonsiteshredding.com
One time Purge Regular Service1st Saturday Shred Day
Stacy Furniture Parking LotAllen TX 9am-12pm
Call Carmen Moreno972-905-5373 or 972-979-5173Satisfaction Guaranteed!Reasonable Rates!References Upon Request
NEED YOURHOUSE CLEANED?
St Jude Council 11293 Visit www.stjudekofc.com
for information on joining and for list of events
Anne Tabinowski972-762-5557 Parishioner [email protected]
PARISHIONERPURCHASE PROGRAM
Appointment Required
George Mogollon, Sales ManagerNew Car • Pre-owned • Leasing
972-741-1284
Sparks Loving Care HomeAssisted Living Facility
Memory CareRespite Care
No facility fee forSt. Jude Parishioners
Call for a tourMichael Sparks 214-226-1043
• Full-Time Early Childhood-8th Grade • Home of the SmartLab Technology Facility
• 1 of the Top 3 U.S. Catholic Schools for Technology • Two-Time National Blue Ribbon School
Come and see what has made St. Mark special since 1982!Schedule your visit at www.stmcs.net/open-house-tours.
1201 Alma Drive Plano, TX 75075 • (972) 578-0610 • www.stmcs.net A National School of ExcellenceContact Brad Dawson to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2577
Your Mean GreenFoundation Repair Team
Locally Owned & Operated by NativeTexans Who Know Texas Soils
We Match the Repair to Your Soil“The Right Solution for Your Home”
St. Jude Parishioners always receive Free “Foundation Evaluations& Tips on Maintaining Your Foundation”
Arlon Hill - General Manager, Neighbor & Parishioner972-697-7650
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Jude Catholic Church, Allen, TX A 4C 05-1039
Dr. Greg Coronado, Optometrist Parishioner
1110 N. Greenville Ave • Allen, TX972-396-0006 • www.pecallen.com
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APPLIANCES COUNTERTOPSSt Jude Parishioners from the Start
“Where Kids and Smiles Go Together”“Where Kids and Smiles Go Together”
“Dr. Lisi”Elisabeth Rowold-Garciamendez, D.D.S., M.S.
Diplomate, American Board of Pediatric Dentistry
“Dr. Alina” Alina Garciamendez-Rowold, D.D.S.
335 N Allen Drive, Allen, TX 75013
(972) 727-0011www.kidspediatricdentistry.com
469-519-2761 • www.hr-lawgroup.comJohn Hagan
Employmentand HR Law
972-649-6777
Michaela Elizabeth Urban NMLS ID: 844605; Company NMLS ID: 1591 (www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org); Branch ID:
206172; TX-Churchill Mortgage Corporation, 12222 Merit Drive, Suite 1820 Dallas, TX 75251; Tel: 214-540-4966;
All other states, Churchill Mortgage CorporationMichaela Elizabeth Urban NMLS ID: 844605; Company NMLS ID:
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12222 Merit Drive, Suite 1820 Dallas, TX 75251; Tel: 214-540-4966; All other states, Churchill Mortgage Corporation
Parishioner since 1985
OFF CLOSING COSTSwhen you purchase or refinance a home with Churchill Mortgage
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MICHAELA URBAN Home Loan Specialist NMLS 844605 michaela.urban@churchillmortgage.com214.662.8405ChurchillMortgage.com/MichaelaUrban
Contact Brad Dawson to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2577
Call LPi today for advertising info (800) 950-9952
• Save money with low commission costs• Money back with new home purchase• Blue ribbon service and expertise council• Giving a monetary donation to St. Jude with
each closingEach Office is Independently Owned and Operated
Greg Martin469-570-3989
Four CornersOutstanding Agents Outstanding Results®