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FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 6, 2014 VIEW THIS BULLETIN ONLINE AT WWW.CTKBELTON.ORG JOIN OUR GROUP PAGE ON FACEBOOK @ CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC CHURCH BELTON! Weekly Mass Intentions 5th 5PM †Janie Rodriguez 6th 8AM †Gabriel Quinones 10:30AM †Jerrie Schneider 5PM Pro Populo 7th 8AM †Henry C. Wallace 8th 6:30PM †Paul Hankins 9th 8AM Pro Life 10th 6:30PM †Sam Hawkins 11th 8AM †A.J. Mocek Our Military Serving Overseas Phillip Aiello Mark Barreras Ryan Curs Maj. David L. Gomez Maj. Deana S. Gomez, USAF Ma Jakircevic Maj. Reggie Jamo Christopher Kroll Capt. Jason Piper Wilbert Wi Please pray for those in our Parish who are ill. The list is posted at the entrance to the Oratory. Please remember to contact the office with any changes. Dear sisters and brothers in Christ: Last year, I happened to meet Fr. James Misko at the annual priestly convocation. While wearing our Mass vest- ments, I had a sudden urge to give Fr. James a compliment. I said to him: “Fr. James: Whoever follows you to become a pastor at Christ the King will have a strong precedent to follow because you have done good things for the faithful in Belton.” Guess what! I have now become that someone! (^^) God always works in a mysterious way. My sisters and brothers in Christ. My name is Fr. John Kim, and I am your new parish administrator (soon to be pastor). I am very pleased to be with all of you. While in transition, I have heard so many good things about y’all, and I give my special gratitude to God Almighty who has allowed me the opportunity to serve all the faithful in Belton, Texas. In a special way, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Fr. James and all the staff at Christ the King par- ish. As you know more than I do, Fr. James and his staff have led this faith community to grow in our Lord for the last four years, both internally and outwardly. I can see the beauty reflecting on God in the church building and its surroundings. All of these demonstrate the fact that the staff and the faithful have worked very closely un- der Fr. James’ leadership, ultimately showing that Christ is indeed our Lord and our King. For this, I give thanks to the almighty God, as well as to Fr. James, the staff and all the faithful in Belton. No one likes change. No one likes farewells. Although it is sad to say a good-bye, such times also provide us all with the opportunity to experience new things in life. From the bottom of our hearts, we sadly say good-bye to Fr. James, and we are sure that Fr. James will continue as a good shepherd resembling Jesus Christ, our Lord, through his words and deeds at St. Louis parish in Austin. Although I am not worthy to be Christ’s servant, with God’s grace and love, I promise that I will do all the best I can to bring forth Christ through the works of teaching, sanctifying and governing as the bishop delegates his role to a pastor. Thank you for your warm welcome. Thank you, especially, for your patience in this time of transition. Let us together build the kingdom of God on earth, especially at our home, Belton, Texas. God loves each one of you very much. Love in Christ, Fr. John Kim
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FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 6, 2014
VIEW THIS BULLETIN ONLINE AT WWW.CTKBELTON.ORG
JOIN OUR GROUP PAGE ON FACEBOOK @ CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC CHURCH BELTON!
Weekly Mass Intentions
5th 5PM †Janie Rodriguez
6th 8AM †Gabriel Quinones 10:30AM †Jerrie Schneider
5PM Pro Populo 7th 8AM †Henry C. Wallace 8th 6:30PM †Paul Hankins
9th 8AM Pro Life 10th 6:30PM †Sam Hawkins
11th 8AM †A.J. Mocek
Our Military
Serving Overseas
Phillip Aiello Mark Barreras
Ryan Curtis Maj. David L. Gomez
Maj. Deana S. Gomez, USAF Matt Jakircevic
Maj. Reggie Jamo Christopher Kroll Capt. Jason Piper
Wilbert Witt
Please pray for those in our
Parish who are ill.
The list is posted at the entrance to the Oratory.
Please remember to contact the office with
any changes.
Dear sisters and brothers in Christ:
Last year, I happened to meet Fr. James Misko at the annual priestly convocation. While wearing our Mass vest-
ments, I had a sudden urge to give Fr. James a compliment. I said to him: “Fr. James: Whoever follows you to
become a pastor at Christ the King will have a strong precedent to follow because you have done good things for
the faithful in Belton.”
Guess what! I have now become that someone! (^^) God always works in a mysterious way.
My sisters and brothers in Christ. My name is Fr. John Kim, and I am your new parish administrator (soon to be
pastor). I am very pleased to be with all of you. While in transition, I have heard so many good things about y’all,
and I give my special gratitude to God Almighty who has allowed me the opportunity to serve all the faithful in
Belton, Texas.
In a special way, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Fr. James and all the staff at Christ the King par-
ish. As you know more than I do, Fr. James and his staff have led this faith community to grow in our Lord for
the last four years, both internally and outwardly. I can see the beauty reflecting on God in the church building
and its surroundings. All of these demonstrate the fact that the staff and the faithful have worked very closely un-
der Fr. James’ leadership, ultimately showing that Christ is indeed our Lord and our King. For this, I give thanks
to the almighty God, as well as to Fr. James, the staff and all the faithful in Belton.
No one likes change. No one likes farewells. Although it is sad to say a good-bye, such times also provide us all
with the opportunity to experience new things in life. From the bottom of our hearts, we sadly say good-bye to Fr.
James, and we are sure that Fr. James will continue as a good shepherd resembling Jesus Christ, our Lord,
through his words and deeds at St. Louis parish in Austin.
Although I am not worthy to be Christ’s servant, with God’s grace and love, I promise that I will do all the best I
can to bring forth Christ through the works of teaching, sanctifying and governing as the bishop delegates his role
to a pastor.
Thank you for your warm welcome. Thank you, especially, for your patience in this time of transition.
Let us together build the kingdom of God on earth, especially at our home, Belton, Texas.
God loves each one of you very much.
Love in Christ,
Fr. John Kim
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 6, 2014
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Stewardship Report
June 29
Loan Balance $499,975
Peter’s Pence Collection $2490.00
In every way we must keep in mind the words of the Lord Jesus who
himself said, “It is more blessed to give than it is to receive.”
Acts of the Apostles 20:35
Received $10,856.00
Goal $14,000.00 Difference $(3,144.00)
Ministerios Hispanos en Cristo Rey
Catolicismo es tu história... Únanse con nosotros para ver las ultimas 5 partes sobre nuestra religión. El Padre Robert Barron de la Arquidiócesis de Chicago presenta suje-tos como Conocer a Dios, La Comunión de Los Santos, y La Liturgia. Domingos en el Salón Viejo de la parroquia entre 9:15-10:15 a.m.
La Palabra Entre Nosotros estará en el vestíbulo para La temporada de Pasqua. Estos libros son bue-nos para usar en la espiritualidad de este tiempo sa-grado. !Por favor, solo un libro por familia, gracias!
Please join us as we celebrate the
Installation of
Fr. John Kim
As Administrator of Christ the King
July 20 during the 10:30 Mass
Fr. Richard O’Rourke, MSC officiating.
You are invited to a welcoming reception for Fr. Kim
following each Mass the weekend of
July 19-20
in the Christus Center
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 6, 2014
Religious Education Spotlight
Students: “God gives us what we need, so...trust in God.” VBS will be starting soon and we would like to prepare you before it starts. The whole week of VBS, you will be hearing about Moses and the Israelites. Read these scripture passages: Exodus 16 and Matthew 6:8. Your family event last week was to re-tell the story in pictures. This week, remember to thank God for all you have and remember those who do not have enough to eat by bringing food items to the CTK Food Pantry.
Catechists: please attend the meetings scheduled for volunteers for VBS. Please let Lisa Browning know if you are interested in assisting with VBS.
Parents: Please keep a watchful eye in the bulletin for the dates when RE registration packets are available. Registration begins next weekend for VBS. Please consider volunteering with VBS. Contact Lisa at [email protected]
ATTENTION! ATTENTION! Looking for Catechists for next year! Stop by my office or email me at [email protected] if you’re interested.
Rita Motl, DRE
June Events 19-21 - Servus Dei for 6th-8th grade 22 - SUMMER SNL 6PM - Come meet the new Youth Minister Abigail Riley! 27 - TEC for 16 years old and up
July Events PLAN AHEAD FOR JULY! 11 - Hawaiian Falls! 12-13 - Leadership Retreat 17 - Cross Training incoming freshmen $185 Diocese of Austin 18-20 - Confirmation Retreat $45 Pick up Packets in Office
Confirmation Retreat
July 18-20
All 2nd year Confirmation students are
required to attend our Confirmation Retreat
this year.
Registration packets have been mailed to
those who are eligible to attend.
If you did not receive your packet, please
contact Miss Krys
immediately.
Registration deadline to attend this retreat
is June 30th.
Congratulations
To the
Knights of Columbus
Scholarship Recipients
Gus Farak and Mary Hinze
Exclusive Men’s Mass
With
Bishop Joe Vasquez
Saturday, July 19, 2014
10:00 AM
At St. Mary’s Cathedral
Men throughout the Austin Diocese are invited to celebrate the Eucharist.
A reception will follow in the Bishop's Hall.
This Mass is sponsored by the Central Texas Fellow-ship of Catholic Men (CTFCM). For more information
about CTFCM, visit www.ctfcatholicmen.org.
English as Second Language
Free to the Public at Temple College Free GED Classes are offered for any students who have completed ESL
Orientation is August 11-14, 5:30-8:30PM
Call to get an appointment 254-298-8620 or 254-338-6167
Middle School & High School Students!
Join us as we go to West to help with their re-building efforts Saturday, July 12
Meet at CTK at 7:30AM
Contact Suzi Rockwood at: [email protected]
Or by calling 254-780-6441
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 6, 2014
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLVACATION BIBLE SCHOOLVACATION BIBLE SCHOOL July 28July 28July 28---August 1August 1August 1
Registration begins next weekend
after all masses. Deadline for registration is July 16.
For information or to volunteer, contact Lisa Browning at 409-225-24985 Or email [email protected]
Open to all children who have completed Kindergarten—5 Grade 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM in the Parish Hall
Calling all teens and adults who love children and who love serving the Lord!
We need you!
Please volunteer to help with VBS. Your life will be richly blessed!
Form for volunteer registration will be in the Narthex beginning July 5.
All volunteers or those who would like to learn should plan to attend a
Volunteers meeting in the Christus Center
Wednesday, July 9 at 6PM.
Volunteers needed in these areas: Crafts * Snacks * Games * Music * Crew leaders
Plan to bring your entire family to Wilderness Escape, and become part
of the journey as Moses and the Israelites watch God guide and pro-vide. You’ll travel back into Bible times—without ever setting foot out-
side our community.
Each day, your family members can become part of history as they see,
hear, touch and even taste what it was like to live in the Bible-times wilderness! You’ll explore the Israelite Camp tents, visit Moses, take
part in games, dance to lively Bible songs and sample tasty tidbits as you discover more about Moses’ adventures. These experiences make
God’s Word come alive with new meaning to all who participate!
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