WELCOME

We extend a warm welcome to anyone new to our parish family & all

visitors who celebrate with us throughout the year. If you would like

to join this parish, please pick up a registration form which can be

found near both bulletin boards in the foyer. Complete & return the

registration form at your convenience.

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Holy Trinity Catholic Church April 6, 2014

20523 Huebner Road San Antonio, Texas 78258 Website: www.holytrinitysat.org

Parish Office - 210-497-4200

FAX: 210-497 - 4285

Monday-Thursday: 8:30 AM – 8:00PM

Friday 8:30 AM—5:00 PM

Saturday 9:00AM - 12:00PM

Pastoral Staff Pastor - Msgr. Michael H. Yarbrough Parochial Vicar - Fr. Martin Garcia

Deacon Chris Laskowski, 497-4486 Deacon Guy LoTurco, 497-2363 Deacon Jerry Micek, 497-4410 Deacon David Seguin, 365-4902

Parish Staff Parish Pastoral Administrator: Oscar Perez

Business Manager: Cecilia Greene

Facilities Manager: John Dulske (210-497-0700)

Asst. Facilities Manager: George Weynand

Maintenance Manager: Joaquin Martinez

Director of Music & Liturgy: Lucy Tavira

Sacristan: Doug Stolo

Pastoral Coordinator: Veronica Santillan

Parish Secretary: Gloria Barretto

Receptionist: Ana Rosa Lane

Admin Asst.: Lizzette Kranz

Faith Formation Office - 497-4145

Monday—Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Faith Formation Staff

Coordinator of Religious Ed: Kristin Casas Asst. Coord. of Religious Ed: Eric Mejia

Admin. Asst. Rosa Becnel Admin. Asst. Martha Sandoval

LIFETEEN - High School Ministry Coordinator of Youth Ministry: Debra Gray

The EDGE - Middle School Ministry

Assistant Youth Minister: Renee Kuntz

Inquiry into the Catholic Faith:

Through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) . Contact Veronica Santillan at 497-4200.

BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS

AND

REQUESTS DEADLINE:

Friday by 10 AM,

10 days in advance -

clearly printed please:

gloria@holytrinitysat.org

PULPIT ANNOUNCEMENTS

by 10:00 AM on

Thursday to:

gloria@holytrinitysat.org

PARISH REPORTER:

Sylvia Theall - stheall@satx.rr.com

SACRAMENTS

Penance:

Saturday, 3:00-4:30 PM

in church building or call the

office for an appointment.

Baptism: Pre-baptism instruction is

required. Classes for 2014:

Last Monday of the month Jan. -

Nov., unless it’s a Holiday.

Call the parish office to sign up.

Marriage:

There is a 6 month preparation

period (for parishioners) and a 9

month preparation period (for

nonparishioners) for Sacramental

marriages. Please call the parish

office for details.

Eucharistic Celebrations

Saturday: 5:00 PM

Sunday: 8:00AM, 9:30AM, 11:15AM, 1:00 PM (Spanish) & 5:30 PM

Weekday - refer to page 2 for changes:

Mon., Wed., Fri., Mass is at 8:30 AM & 12:05PM

Tue. & Thu., Mass is at 6:30 AM

Adoration Hours:

9:00AM - Noon ~ Mondays and Wednesdays

9:00AM - Midnight ~ Fridays

9:00AM First Fridays to 9:00AM First Saturdays (24 hour adoration)

Help us keep our records current.

Please notify the

Parish Office if you are moving

or if your personal status

has changed.

Our parishioners serving overseas: Pray for their safe return.

Frank Czerniakowski, Kevin Semrlrath, & Eric Hohman (Afghanistan), Vincent Trejo (Africa) & Kristen Murdock (Middle East)

Parish Prayer List: For Inclusion on the Ill and Homebound prayer list in the

Bulletin contact: Gloria Barretto - 497-4200 ext. 307 gloria@holytrinitysat.org

For the Parish Email Prayer Chain contact: ZZ Mylar at ZZMylar@hotmail.com

Sympathy We offer condolences and sympathy to our

parishioners who have experienced

a death in their family.

Maria Eva Vera, aunt of John & Donna Davenport

Octaviano (Chito) L. Longoria, Jr.,

son of Octaviano & Lourdes Longoria

Lou Ann Adcox

Renee Amezcua Family

Addison Arabia Lanie Arriaga

Emily Baril

Connie Beck

Patricia Baghetti

Douglas Boubel

Alma Brauchle

Nick Brennan

Monica Caban Benito Cabigas

Sandra Castilleja

Alyssa Castillo

David Chavarria

Enrique Chavez

Hector Chavez

Tom Copeland

Jim Copeland Yolanda Crittenden

Roland Cruz

John Cunningham

Walerian Cybulski

Lillie Davis

Benny DeLeon

Honorato Dessa Myrtle Donaldson

Laura Duran

Anne Dykowski

John E. Clifford

Ann Epps

Ken Fater

Elroy Friesenhahn

Shirley Friesenhahn Teresa Fuentes

Roxana Gaffaney

Alfredo Galindo

Patricia C. Galindo

Vilma Galindo

Isabel Gallardo

Vince Gallardo Raymond L. Gamboa

Kelsye Garces

Armando Garcia, Jr.

Jutta Garcia

Irene Garcia-Slocum

Irma Gonzales

Kenny Gordon

Eric Green

Howard Groslen

Dan Grundhoefer Nicholas Guerrero

Benjamin Hami

Michelle Hartman

Dolores Hartmann

Frank Harwi

Greg Heck

Mary Helmers

Dennis Hill Rachel Hirzam

Chris Hisel

Ted Jablonski

Diana Jimenez

Lindsay Jones

Kayce Jordan

Ruth Kahl

Kelly Klar Marge Kiolbassa

Janie Lamm

Taylor Lattimore

Anthony Lecocke

Donald Van Leeuwen

Eleanore Lessner

Mary Lewis Joseph Lima

Marty Lindley

Cole Lowry

Brittany Lutka

Natalia Macias

Robert Macias

Shardee Macias

Jean Macina Guadalupe Maria

Israel Juan Marquez

Patricia Matteson

Mary McCain

Maddie McClain

Grace McNaney

Linda Jean Miller Charles Minhinnett

Edward Moczgemba

Estelita MonLeon

Susan Monsalvo

Edda Montull

Tom Moore

Angelica Morales

Eduardo Morantes

Lonnie Morris

Sergio Navarez, Jr. Dean O’Brien

Betty O’Hearn

Patrick O’Rourke

Emilio Rafael Olmos

Kathleen Olvera

Nehemia Misael Olvera

Jacqueline Owen

Paul Paniszczyn Joan Paul

Tom Pearson

Dolores Peru

Ruth Ann Petree

Joseph Polhemus Sophie Crittenden Polhemus

CJ Quichocho

Eleanor Quintanilla

Olivia Ramirez Ramie Ramirez

Mary Rangel

Anna M. Reyes

Felipe Reyes

Lisa L. Reyes

Sean Reyna

Jane Riley

Sylvia Rodriguez Donaciana Rowland

Ivanna Salas

Jose Antonio Salas

Elizabeth Samuels

Denise Spina

Peter Suess

Bella Rodriguez Torres Roberto Trevino

Gloria Villareal

Theresa Villareal

Tomas Villegas

Bill Woodward

John Ziller

Alejandro“AG” Zuniga

Tynzli Ann Zunker

EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATIONS

Monday April 7

Celebrant – Msgr. Mike

8:30AM - Richard Barrett, †, Fernando Medrano, †, & Carlos Arriola Grosjean, †

Celebrant – Fr. Martin 12:05PM - Salvador Garcia †, Maria Elena Eels, Sp. Int., & Ricardo Barron, Sp. Int. Tuesday April 8 Celebrant – Msgr. Mike

6:30AM - Carlos Arriola Grosjean, †, Chito Longoria, Jr., †

& Fr. Gerard Barrett, OMI, †

Wednesday April 9

Celebrant – Fr. Martin 8:30AM - Carlos Arriola Grosjean, †, Salvador Garcia, †

& Chito Longoria, Jr., †

Celebrant - Msgr. Mike 12:05PM Daniel A. Childs, Jr, †, John Garza, †

& Fr. Martin Garcia-Avila, Sp. Int.

Thursday April 10

Celebrant – Fr. Martin

6:30AM - Javier Samano, †, Margret Konetzke,† & Salvador Garcia, †

Friday April 11

Celebrant – Fr. Martin 8:30AM - Salvador Garcia †, Fr. Gerard Barrett, OMI, †

& Chito Longoria, Jr., †

Celebrant – Msgr. Mike

12:05PM Giovanna Pollicella, †, Alma Wolf, † & Rosario Wolf, Sp. Int.

Saturday April 12

Celebrant – Msgr. Mike

5:00PM – Don Maisel, †, Victor, Tina & Mary Lopez, †, & Jim & Bernice Stein, †

Sunday April 13

Celebrant - Fr. Martin 8:00AM Maxine & Stanley Boyd, † & Chito Longoria, Jr., †

Celebrant – Msgr. Mike 9:30AM - Dan Grundhoeffer, Sp. Int. & Erno Wille, †

Celebrant - Msgr. Mike 11:15AM Margarita S. Uribe, † & Alissa Warzecha, † Celebrant - Fr. Martin

1:00PM Salvador Garcia, † & Malu Funetes, Sp. Int.

Celebrant - Fr. Martin

5:30PM Dominga Aguilar, † & Jim, Irene, & Matt Pollard, Sp. Int.

**Celebrant subject to change

APRIL 12TH & 13TH

Saturday 5:00 PM Lectors: Jim Rodrguez, Jamie Briseno, Bill Zabicki & Jim Massaro Altar Servers: Ryan Montemayor & Cera Rios

Sunday 8:00 AM Lectors: Emily Baril, Mike Keller, Bill Avila & Brett Wahl

Altar Servers: Christian Wahl & Kenneth Robinson

Sunday 9:30 AM Lectors: Don Logerman, Rita McSorley, Dave Terrinoni & Ron Sandoval

Altar Servers: Austin Patranella & Olivia Hoelting

Sunday 11:15 AM

Lectors: Mike Clearly, Sue Merkner, Tony Salsedo & Richard Alvarado

Altar Servers: Rebecca Viera & Mackenzie Miller

Domingo 1:00 PM - Misa en Espanol

Lectores: Elia Rivera y Luly Treviso

Monaguillo: Omar Cruz, Priscilla Rivera y Estefania Lavin

Sunday 5:30 PM - Lifeteen Mass

Lectors: TBA Altar Servers: TBA

PRAYER TO ST. MICHAEL

Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle; be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray: and do thou,

O Prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world

seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

PASTOR’S MESSAGE

King Duncan tells this story about how Sesame

Street dealt with the death of one of their cast

members. In the summer of 1981, Will Lee, the

actor who played an adult character named Mr. Hooper on the

children's television show Sesame Street, died. This posed a

difficult set of issues for The Children's Television Workshop,

producers of the show. Should they deal at all with the subject

of death? If so, how would they explain it to their 10 million

viewers, most of whom are under the age of six? A staff writer

describes it this way: "We asked ourselves: What do we want

the kids to know? What can they absorb? What might open

up things we can’t answer?' We try to create boundaries

around what we can safely teach without doing any damage."

Child-development experts who specialize in loss and separa-

tion provided some specific don'ts for dealing with death on

the show: Don't say Mr. Hooper got sick and died, because you

don't always die when you get sick. Don't say he was old, be-

cause children think their parents are old. Don't say he went to

the hospital and died, because people go to the hospital all the

time. The staff also decided to avoid religious issues, such as

saying that Mr. Hooper had gone to heaven. What about the

do's? Early on they decided they were going to say a few basic

things. He's gone, acknowledge the reality. He won't be back.

He'll be missed. They also wanted the cast to express how

they felt about Will. And they wanted the kids to know that

death stimulates a full range of emotions. You're sad, you're

angry; you're frustrated all at the same time. The show that

resulted aired on Thanksgiving so that parents could watch

with their children. In one segment, Big Bird walks on camera

and says to the cast: "I just drew pictures of all my grown-up

friends on Sesame Street and I'm going to give them to you."

He passes out sketches and the cast members ooh and ahh over

the likenesses. He's left with Mr. Hooper's picture. "I can't

wait till he sees it," says Big Bird. "Say, where is he? I want

to give it to him." One cast member explains: "Big Bird, don't

you remember? We told you . . . Mr. Hooper died. He's dead."

Big Bird says, "Oh yeah, I remember. Well . . . I'll give it to

him when he comes back." Another cast member gets up from

her chair and touches Big Bird saying, "Big Bird, Mr. Hooper's

not coming back." "Why not?" Big Bird asks innocently.

"Big Bird," explains the cast member, "when people die, they

don't come back." And that's true, Big Bird. They don't come

back. They come back only if they happen to be a friend of

Jesus. Isn't that the message of today's lesson from John's Gos-

pel?

Msgr. Mike

MSGR. MIKE’S SCHEDULE: April 5-20

Apr 05 – Penitential Service, St. Mark, 9AM Apr 06 – Liturgy, 8AM, 1PM and 5:30PM Apr 07 – Liturgy, 8:30AM Presbyteral Council, 10AM-12Noon, Pastoral Center Parish Pastoral Council, 7-8:30PM, Conference Room Apr 08 – Liturgy, 6:30AM Penitential Service, Holy Spirit, 10AM & 7PM Apr 09 – Liturgy, 12:05PM Penitential Service, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Selma TX, 7PM Apr 11 – Liturgy, 12:05PM Apr 12 – RCIA, 1st Penance, 9:30AM Penance, 3-4:30PM, Church Liturgy, 5PM Apr 13 – Liturgy, 9:30AM & 11:15AM Apr 13-14 – Annual Jesus Caritas Overnight, Priests’ House, Canyon Lake. Apr 14 – Deanery Meeting, St. Joseph, Honey Creek, 10AM Apr 15 – Liturgy, 6:30AM Dentist Appointment, 8AM Day of Recollection / Chrism Mass, 1PM-9PM Apr 16 – Liturgy 8:30AM Apr 17 – Holy Thursday, 7PM, Church Apr 18 – Good Friday, 3PM, Church Apr 19 – Easter Vigil, 8:30PM, Church Apr 20 – Liturgy, 8AM, 1PM, 5:30PM

QUESTION OF THE WEEK

Here is our Question of the Week. The encouragement is for

everyone to ponder that question or to dialogue in your

family prayer time, over this particular question.

Begin with prayer and then have someone pose the question.

Listen with respect to those who respond and close with

another short prayer, perhaps the Lord’s Prayer.

This week’s reflection questions are:

Relate an experience that kept you entombed and from

which you were able to come forth.

Relate una experiencia que la mantenía sepultada

y de la que haya podido salir adelante.

ARCHBISHOP’S APPEAL UPDATE

The 2014 Archbishop’s Appeal has begun anew. This report is as of March 31, 2014. The goal for 2014 for the entire Archdiocese is $4,000,034. Thus far, total pledged for the Archdiocese is $3,385,091 of which $3,2874,181 has been paid. As you may recall, the 2014 AA Goal for Holy Trinity Catholic Church is $200,878. Thus far, Holy Trinity parishioners have pledged

$110,579 of which $74,014 has been paid. The number of pledg-es is 378 for an average pledge of $293. The percentage of the goal pledged is 55.05% and the percentage of the goal paid is

36.85%.

We thank all of our parishioners who contributed to the 2014 Archbishop’s Appeal campaign for your generosity and support.

Please remember to mark your checks

with “75” for Holy Trinity to receive credit.

Professional Counseling Services

For individuals, couples and families

Available here at Holy Trinity

Servicios Profesionales de Terapia

Individuales, de Pareja y familias

Please contact:

Berenice Diaz or Antonio Ramirez, PhD

at 210-497-4200 ext. 313

THIS WEEK’S EVENTS at HOLY TRINITY

Sunday 9:15AM Confirmation Class/FFC

April 6 After Lifeteen Mass LIFETEEN

Monday 9:00AM-12:00PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament/Chapel

April 7 9:30AM-11:30AM ENDOW/BH

9:15AM Divine Mercy Cenacle/Church Angel Room

4:30PM and 6:00PM Faith Formation Classes /FFC

6:30PM Bible Study-First Corinthians/FFC

6:30PM Men’s ACTS Team Mtg./BH

6:30PM Our Lady Rosary Ministry/Angel Room

7:00PM EDGE - Banquet Hall

7:00PM Choir Practice/Church

7:00PM Pastoral Council Mtg./Conference Room

7:30PM AA Meeting/BH

Tuesday 9:00AM Estudio de Biblia en Espanol/FFC

April 8 9:15AM El Apostolado de la Cruz/BH

10:00AM Bridges Beyond Grief

1:00PM-1:30PM Rosary/Chapel

6:30PM Boy Scout #501/FFC

7:00PM Women’s ACTS Team Mtg./BH

7:00PM Divine Mercy Cenacle/BH

7:00PM Knights of Columbus/BH

7:00PM RCIA - Angel Room

Wednesday 9:00AM-12:00PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament/Chapel

April 9 9:00AM Bilingual Rosary/Chapel

9:15AM Bible Study-First Corinthians/FFC

9:00AM CSSI-Acts of the Apostles bible study /BH

10:00AM Regnum Christi-Women/Angel Room

4:30PM and 6:00PM Faith Formation Classes/FFC

6:00PM Confirmation Class/FFC

6:30PM ENDOW/BH room A

6:30PM RCIA - Adults/Angel Room - Children/BH

7:00PM Practica de Lectores en Espanol/Iglesia

Thursday 10:00AM Dr. Antonio Ramirez-New Evangelization Spanish

April 10 7:00PM Spanish Teen Liturgy Group/Church

7:00PM ACTS Core—meeting/FFC

7:00PM Regnum Christi Men/FFC

7:00PM The New Evangelization /FFC

Friday 9:00AM-12:00PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament/Chapel

April 11 10:00AM Cenaculo de la Misericordia/BH

5:00PM K of C Fish Fry/BH

7:00PM Stations of the Cross/ Church

7:00PM Comunidad de Matrimonios /FFC

Saturday 6:15AM That Man Is You/FFC

April 12 3:00PM Spanish Youth Music Practice/BH

3:00PM - 4:30PM Confessions/Church

5:00PM Vigil Mass

Readings for the Week of April 6, 2014

Sunday: Ez 37:12-14/Rom 8:8-11/ Jn 11:1-45 or 11:3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45 Monday: Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62 or 13:41c-62/ Jn 8:1-11 Tuesday: Nm 21:4-9/Jn 8:21-30 Wednesday: Dn 3:14-20, 91-92, 95/Jn 8:31-42 Thursday: Gn 17:3-9/Jn 8:51-59 Friday: Jer 20:10-13/Jn 10:31-42 Saturday: Ez 37:21-28/Jn 11:45-56 Next Sunday: Mt 21:1-11/Is 50:4-7/Phil 2:6-11/ Mt 26:14--27:66 or 27:11-54

40 CANS FOR LENT - FOOD DRIVE

DONATIONS

The items listed above can be brought to the Church and placed in the container marked Catholic Charities

Food Drive Donations

“Joshua Cup” Project

The Youth Office and Our LIFE TEEN Core have been praying for vocations for many years. Now we have a project to actively involve all our Holy Trinity Families. Joshua comes from the Hebrew name ַיְה�ֻ�ע (Yehoshu'a) meaning "YAHWEH is salvation". Josh-ua Cup Project is a prayer activity to pray for voca-tions. We will purchase a chalice that we as a parish will pray with for vocations. Each week a different family will bring the chalice into their home. As a family, you will pray for vocations then pass the chalice to another family. When we have a young man ordained as Priest, he will be presented with this chalice. Please consider joining us, sign up to be one of the families as our chalice starts to travel around the Holy Trinity Community.

For instructions to join us go to

holytrinitysatyouth.org/Ministry/Joshua Cup

Eucharistic Adoration Invitation

Is the Holy Spirit calling you to a deeper relationship with the Lord through Eucharistic Adoration?

Currently, we were in need of adorers to cover a few particular hours. Our hours of greatest need are:

Fridays from 10-11 a.m., 6-7 p.m., 8-9 p.m.,

10-11 p.m. and 11p.m.-midnight. If you are interested in either becoming a committed weekly adorer for any of the above times or in becoming a block leader, or would like more information please call:

Mary Kay Wakely: 210-592-6700 or 210-683-3949.

LITURGICAL MINISTRY

Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Greeters & Altar Servers - Lucy Tavira, 244-3743

ACTS - Jacob Collazo, 415-9424

Adult Faith Formation Veronica Santillan, 497-4200 ext.305

Alcohol & Drug Dependence

John Welsh, 687-9019

Altar Guild

Susan Kent, 748-0200

Alzheimers Ministry Pat Waisley, 497-7254 Carol Short, 497-4639

Bridges Beyond Grief Emily Baril, 497-8166

Bunco

Ruth Jones, 724-3457

CAM

Rita Farmer, 378-5426

Cancer Support Group James Ermis, 616-1129

Catholic Daughters of The Americas

Grace Lambert, 268-2236

Covenant of Love

Al & Barbara Talamantez, 787-9708

Divine Mercy Cenacle English - Kerry Johnston, 287-8939

Ed Kowalsky, 497-1866 Spanish-listed under Spanish Ministries

Divorced and Separated

Dan, 497-1704 Mary, 473-9608

ENDOW

Irene Pollard, 317-8075

Eucharistic Adoration Mary Kay Wakely, 592-6700

Forever Young Seniors Lina Ramirez, 481-3294

Habitat for Humanity

Jack Wilder, 275-2587

Hospital Ministry Goldie LoTurco, 497-2363

Knights of Columbus

Bill Hodde, 473-7079

K of C 4th Degree

J.D. Ramirez, 241-0522

Library

Ann Terrinoni, 497-4566

Meals on Wheels - Christian Senior Service

Mike Clary, 497-7929

Mothering with Grace Brooke Hausman & Emily Schuelke motheringwithgrace1@gmail.com

Nursing Home & Homebound Ministry David Porter, 494-5410 or 452-2350 Carol Rickhoff, 497-4400 or 884-2400

Our Lady’s Rosary Ministry

Beth Roberts (210) 281-5235 Ana Flores (210) 307-6083 �

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Parish Prayer Chain

E-mail: zzmylar@hotmail.com

Pastoral Council Cary Collins, 314-7598

Prayer Shawls Carol Short, 497-4639

Safe Environment John Kiernan, 836-8966

Scouts Kevin Pfahning, 287-0699

Social Concerns Committee

Rolland Cole, 316-8039

Spiritual Direction Mary Wilder, 213-9920

St. Timothy - Sister Parish

Bob Lorenz, 316-5090 or work: 494-1375

Stephen Ministry

Linda Hopper, 415-3749

Teams of Our Lady Ronnie & Mary Montemayor, 497-5789

That Man Is You Brad Wakely, 717-3005

Theology of the Body

Brad/Mary Kay Wakely at 210-592-6700 Cary/Cheryl Collins at 210-314-7598

Young Adult Community

Eric Mejia, 497-4145

Spanish Ministries

Ministerios en Espanol

Coordinador

Luis F. Jimenez, 296-6815

Ministros de Eucarastia

Martha Rodriguez, 912-7344

Lectores

Sergio Pantoja, 863-4766

Musica

Rafael Moras, 431-2017

Ujieres Juan D. Enriquez, 275-1573

Cenaculo Divina Misericordia Nora Ramirez, 404-5226 Rosalba Huerta, 636-8524

Estudio de Biblia En Espanol

Estelita Stevens, 286-1481

Comunidad de Matrimonios

Roberto & Elizabeth Chinea, 274-5290

Apostolado de La Cruz Estela Andonie, 838-8768

HOLY TRINITY MINISTRIES & GROUPS HOLY TRINITY MINISTRIES & GROUPS PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS

God of Love, You show your favor for us and grace us through baptism.

Bless us with the courage to carry out the mission of Jesus. Grant us open and generous hearts to see the needs of others and to respond

with compassion.

May the Church be blest with women and men who are dedicated to You through marriage, the single life, the diaconate, priesthood, and

the consecrated life.

It is in Christ and through Christ that we offer ourselves to You now and forever. Amen.

ORACION POR LAS VOCACIONES

Dios de Amor, muestras tu favor hacia nosotros y nos das tu gracia en el Bautismo.

Bendicenos con valor para llevar a cabo la mision de Jesus. Concedenos corazones abiertos y generosos para que viendo las

necesidades de los demas respondamos con compassion.

Que la Iglesia sea bendecida con mujeres y hombres que se dedican a Ti en el matrimonio, la vida celibe, el diaconado, el sacerdocio y la

vida consagrada.

Es en Cristo y por Cristo que nos ofrecemos a Ti ahora y siempre. Amen

Attention Adult Choir Members! Monday’s at 7:00PM in the Angel Room

Anyone willing to share their God given musical gifts and talents is invited to come and join the choir.

We need more singers and

instrument players.

Lucy Tavira, Director of Liturgy at 244-3743

Holy Trinity Mission Statement

The mission statement is: We at Holy

Trinity Catholic Church seek to live out

the message and mission of Jesus Christ as

a community of worship, shared faith, and

service, where we believe and belong and

share the gifts and talents received from

God through the Holy Spirit.

In Spanish: Nosotros, en la Iglesia Católi-

ca Holy Trinity buscamos vivir el mensaje

y la misión de Jesucristo como una comu-

nidad de adoración, fe compartida y servi-

cio, donde creemos y pertenecemos y

compartimos los dones y talentos recibi-

dos de Dios a través del Espíritu Santo.

Please provide any feedback you may have to the PPC chair, Cary Collins at carycollins@mac.com.

THE 2014 LENTEN SEASON

NORTH CENTRAL URBAN DEANERY

OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP

Monday, April 7 at 7:00PM Wednesday, April 9 at 7:00PM

ST. JOSEPH’S (Honey Creek)

Thursday, April 10 at 7:00PM

HOLY SPIRIT

Tuesday, April 8 at 10:00AM Tuesday, April 8 at 10:00PM

Communion Services

For the Lenten season only!

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

at 6:30 AM

We will be adding three Communion Services during Lent.

We will have the Liturgy of the Word with distribution of

Communion and a short homily as we know people must be

out and on their way to school and work by 7 AM .

Please join us every weekday morning at 6:30AM

for Communion Service on M-W-F and Mass on T-TH.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS

Join us every Friday during Lent

7:00PM

In the Church

HOLY THURSDAY, April 17 7:00PM - Msgr. Mike & Fr. Martin

GOOD FRIDAY, April 18 - Offices Closed 12:00PM Youth Drama - Stations of the Cross

2:00PM - Divine Mercy Prayer

3:00PM - Msgr. Mike

5:00PM - Spanish - Fr. Martin

7:00PM - Fr. Martin

EASTER VIGIL, April 19 8:30PM - Msgr. Mike & Fr. Martin

EASTER SUNDAY, April 20 Regular Sunday Mass Schedule

FAST AND ABSTINENCE REGULATION

It is the divine will that we do penance. The holy season of Lent is a time of penance. We are asked to respond voluntarily to the call of penance by undertaking some good works and observing certain penitential practices. According to the law of the Church, the requirement of fasting affects all those who have celebrated their 19th birthday but have not yet celebrated their 60th birth-day. The rule of fasting is that only one full meal a day may be taken. Two small meals taken “to maintain sufficient strength” are allowed, but together should not equal a full meal. Absti-nence refers to refraining from eating meat. The common esti-mation of the community is used to determine what falls under the category of meat. That would normally include beef, poultry, lamb and pork. The rule of abstinence binds all Catholics 14 years or older. Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are to be ob-served as both a day of fast and abstinence and all Lenten Fridays should likewise be observed as days of abstinence. There is no particular legal sanction attached to failure in observance. As a Catholic Christian you will not lightly hold yourself excused, however, from the Lenten fast.

SCRUTINY

The word scrutiny comes from both the French and the Late Lat-in. Its original meaning was "those who search through piles of rubbish in the hope of finding something of". It also accented the Latin word, “scruta” which means "broken things, rags, or rub-bish." The modern English "scrutiny" is derived from this root, indicating a careful examination or inquiry. It often implies the search for a hidden mistake, misstatement, or incongruity. The word is specifically applied in our Roman Catholic Church to the examination of the catechumens or those under instruction in the faith. They are taught the creed and the Lord's Prayer, examined therein, and exorcized prior to baptism. The days of scrutiny varied at different periods from three to seven. From about the end of the 12th century, when it became usual to baptize infants soon after their birth instead of at stated times (Easter and Pente-cost), the ceremony of scrutiny was incorporated with that of the actual baptism. Currently, there are three moments for the scruti-nies to occur: the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Sundays of Lent. These are done in public in front of the entire congregation, and the candi-dates are dismissed before the Prayer of the Faithful. Only under grave circumstances can the scrutinies be dispensed, and only then by the local ordinary, who can dispense only two at most. The scrutinies are fully intended for the catechumens, that is, those who are to receive Baptism, Communion, and Confirma-tion. So, for the upcoming 3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays of Lent, we will be sharing that ritual with our RCIA Elect at the 9:30AM Liturgy, dismissing them at the time indicated above.

Holy Trinity K of C Fish Fry

Friday, April 11 at 5:00PM to 7:30PM

Why cook when you can enjoy fellowship and delicious fried or baked cod,

fish tacos with sides of French fries and slaw. Adults $7.00 ~ Children $5.00

THE DIVINE MERCY WEEKLY MESSAGE

Source: The Diary of St. Faustina, Divine Mercy in My Soul, paragraph 1209. For further information call Frank Salinas (210-415-9061) or Ed Kowalsky (210-452-3837).

Divine Mercy Cenacles available in English on Monday - 9:15AM and Tuesday - 7:00PM and Friday - 9:30AM in Spanish

Palabras del Señor a Sta. Faustina sobre una Novena…

“Deseo que durante esos nueve dias lleves a las almas a la

Fuente de Mi Misericordia para que saquen fuerzas, alivio

y toda gracia que necesiten para afrontar las dificultades

de la vida y especialmente en la hora de la muerte. Cada

dia traerás a Mi Corazón a un grupo diferente de almas…

Y a todas estas almas Yo las introduciré en la casa de Mi

Padre.”

Our Lord’s words to St. Faustina about a Novena, “I desire that during these nine days you bring souls to the fount

of My mercy, that they may draw therefrom strength

and refreshment and whatever graces they need in the

hardships of life and, especially, at the hour of death. On

each day you will bring to My Heart a different group of

souls, … and I will bring all these souls into the house of

My Father.”

2014 MASS INTENTIONS

Consider having a Mass said for a birthday,

graduation, anniversary, special event,

or a memorial for someone special.

Please come by the church office or fill out a Mass intention envelope found in the back of the church and

return it in the Sunday collection basket.

BAPTISM CLASS AT HOLY TRINITY

Parents and Parents-to-be: If you are not registered, please do so prior to the class. The Baptism Class is offered to registered members of Holy Trinity. The next Baptism class Monday, April

28, 2014 from 7:00PM to 9:00PM in the church.

Please call the parish office at 497-4200 to sign up.

OUR LADY’S ROSARY MINISTRY

Holy Trinity has a Rosary Ministry devoted to Our Lady, and all are welcome to join: Rosary making supplies and training are pro-vided for you to make rosaries at your own home on your own time. Other help and prayers are needed as well!

Our next meeting is Monday, April 7th, 6:30 – 8:30 pm

in the Angel Room at the church.

For more information please contact Beth Roberts @ 210.281.5235 (beth@bltroberts.com)

or Ana Flores @ 210.307.6083 (anaelisaflores@yahoo.com).

LADIES-Does taking a couple of days to get away

from the stresses and demands of everyday life

sound appealing?

Holy Trinity Women's ACTS Retreat weekend (English)

May 1-4, 2014.

Cost is $175, with a $25 non-refundable deposit due at the time of registration.

You may also register by mail. Please print a registration form from the parish website www.holytrinitysat.org (under the Faith Formation tab and ACTS sub-tab) and mail the completed form along with your deposit check payable to Holy Trinity Catholic Church to:

Mary Kay Wakely 52 Rogers Wood

San Antonio, TX 78258-1642

If you have questions or would like more information, please contact one of the retreat directors:

Mary Kay Wakely (mkwakely@satx.rr.com (210) 683-3949) or Sulema Mejia (sumejia@satx.rr.com (830)913-5400).

4th Degree Knights of Columbus

Garage Sale

Friday, May 2nd and Saturday May 3rd

Holy Trinity 4th Degree Knights of Columbus will hold their fourth annual garage sale, in conjunction with the Encino Park Neighborhood Garage Sale, on Friday, May 2nd and Saturday May 3rd. This is the only fund raiser that the Assembly conducts. We are soliciting donations of items that we can sell at the garage sale. We cannot accept large items or large appliances like refrigerators, stoves, etc, we can accommodate some furniture. Our members will be in the church parking lot accepting items on the weekends of April 5th and 6th, April 12th, and 13th, and April 26th and 27th. We will NOT collect on April 19th or April 20th, Easter Weekend.

If you have any questions please contact Tony Salsedo at (210) 497-3245.

MEN of Holy Trinity

Shouldn’t you feel a sense of significance in your faith and your life? Grow in your faith and enrich your life by attending the next Men’s ACTS Retreat.

Holy Trinity Men’s ACTS Retreat (in English)

May 22-25, 2014 (Memorial Day Weekend)

Registration for the retreat is underway. Register now to ensure you have a spot; a wait list will be maintained when the retreat is

full. There is a $25 non-refundable deposit due at the time of regis-tration. The retreat cost is $175 and covers all meals, lodging and transportation to/from the retreat center. Please do not let the cost of the retreat keep you from registering.

You may also register by mail by printing a registration form from the parish website (www.holytrinitysat.org [Faith Formation/A.C.T.S. menu or Forms menu]) and mailing the completed form along with your deposit check payable to Holy Trinity Catholic Church to:

Bob Morse 3318 Navasota Circle San Antonio, TX 78259

If you have questions or would like more information, please contact one of the retreat directors:

Bob Morse (bmorse@satx.rr.com; (210) 602-2633) or Al Talamantez (atalamantez@gvtc.com; (210)787-9708)

DIVORCED & SEPARATED GROUP MEETING ��

We had thirteen in attendance for the twelfth and final session of the CDSG (Catholic's Divorce Survival Guide) Program on Tues-day, March 25. The next session of this 12 week program will begin on Tuesday, April 22. Please see the parish bulletin for additional information �

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Thank you for your attendance and support of the program. Please contact me or Mary with any questions or comments.

Dan - Danwojtx@aol.com - 497-1704 Mary - marydchavez10@yahoo.com - 473-9608

Reflection ~ Source of Truth

The Catholic Church is the source of Christ's truth. While you may not always understand or agree with that truth, it is the truth nonetheless. Because it is of God, truth has by its very nature a healing and comforting aspect to it. Although sometimes difficult, the truth will always lead you to the right place – a place of peace. If you are feeling the desire to distance yourself from the Church, you are moving away from the very thing that will bring you the abundant peace and joy you are seeking. As you reflect and dis-cern the impact of your divorce or separation on the rest of your life, it is best to remain engaged with the Church, her Sacraments, her teaching, and her community. So, go to Mass, go to reconcilia-tion, go to adoration in front of the Blessed Sacrament (if availa-ble), seek out (or start) a divorce ministry, stay plugged into your faith and your Church. Seek the Truth!

Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked,

Nor stand in the way of sinners, nor sit in company with scoffers.

Rather, the law of the LORD is his joy; and on his law he medi-

tates day and night. He is like a tree planted near streams of wa-

ter, that yields its fruit in season; Its leaves never wither; whatever

he does prospers. Psalm 1:1-3 Jesus then said to those Jews who believed in him, If you remain in

my word, you will truly be my disciples and you will know the

truth, and the truth will set you free - John 8:31-32

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY UPDATE

Thanks for a great effort today and especially for honoring your commitment to Habitat for Humani-ty. We sometimes struggle to get all those who signed up to come out to help us build but you came through for us. At the half way point of the build we are looking good. We shingled 3/4ths of the roof, finished up the second coat of paint on the house and installed all the soffit channels. We give a spe-cial thank you to the Morning Bible Study Group for providing delicious pasta, Caesar salad and strawberries for lunch and yum-my cookies for dessert. Thank you all. The photos from today have been posted on both Facebook and Shutterfly. See the links at the bottom of this email. If you would like join us on another Friday (that you are not already signed up for), just let us know and we will let you know when we need folks. Thanks once again for the super work today. The pictures from this weekend (Mar 28th & 29th) will be on the boards in the foyer NEXT weekend. Jack Wilder (Friday Team Lead)

Thanks for a terrific day today. Your hard work and enthusiasm made for great success on day 8. We completed the roof and sof-fits, window trim, shutters, front porch rails and all exterior paint-ing. We cleaned the interior and laid the paper floor cover in preparation for the sheet rock. We painted all the interior doors. We're sorry Mateo was not feeling well and went home but, then, Felipa arrived and joined the fun. We give a special thank you to George Palafox and team for the delicious lunch and desserts. The photos from today have been posted on both Facebook and Shutterfly. See the links at the bottom of this email. If you would like join us on another Saturday, just let us know and I will add you to the standby list. Thanks once again for the super work today. The pictures from this weekend (Mar 28th & 29th) will be on the boards in the foyer NEXT weekend. Paul Sanguinetti (Saturday Team Lead)

Follow us on (pictures): Picture boards in the foyer of the church

Shutterfly: https://holytrinityhabitat2014.shutterfly.com/pictures

Grace Place

Alzheimer’s Activity Center

Alzheimer’s disease affects more than 10% of adults over 65 and takes a terrible toll on spouses and

family members. Grace Place Alzheimer’s Activity Center is San Antonio’s only licensed non-profit adult day activity center exclu-sively for seniors suffering from Alzheimer’s. Grace Place, a pro-gram of Christian Senior Services, offers daily activities with full or half day schedules available to provide respite to caregiv-ers. A caregiver can get the type of help they need to have a more normal life and still provide excellent care for their loved ones during the day.

We have three locations around San Antonio. Please call for more information:

Northwest: 735-2589 Northeast: 559-7405 (ext. 2)

Downtown: 271-9396

THE CATHOLICS DIVORCE SURVIVAL GUIDE

We know there is no such thing as a Catholic divorce, but sadly Catholics do civilly divorce. If you or someone you know is hurt-ing from divorce or separation, please join us for our support group program – The Catholics Divorce Survival Guide. This 12-week landmark DVD program features top Catholic experts to help the divorced & separated find hope and healing. All content of this program is 100% faithful to the Catholic Church Magisterium. Further information regarding this program can be found at the web site www.CatholicsDivorce.com This program is presented by the Divorced & Separated Ministry at Holy Trinity.

The next session begins on:

Tuesday, April 22, 2014 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Faith Formation Center Building

Second Floor - St. Teresa Conference Room

The cost for the program is $20.00

Sorry, no child care will be available

TO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Contact :

Dan - 497-1704 - Danwojtx@aol.com

Mary - 473-9608 - marydchavez10@yahoo.com

New Evangelization 2014

Proclaiming the Joy of the Gospel is the call of Pope Francis for the whole church of today. The message was first given to us by Jesus and since then the Church has been "preaching the Good News to all nations". Now we are called to be re-evangelized and invited to re-encounter Christ in a new and personal way. Come and participate in fulfilling the first priority of the Pastoral Vision for the Archdiocese of San Antonio - The New Evangelization

April 10, 2014

"The Joy of the Gospel: Encountering and Re-encountering Christ"

Thursday - 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Gathering Room (FF Building)

April 25-27, 2014

"New Evangelization Retreat " ( ENGLISH)

Fri- 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Gathering Room Sat - 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Gathering Room Sun - 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM - FF Building

May 23-25, 2014

"Retiro de Evangelizacion" (ESPANOL)

Viernes 7-9 PM Sabado 9-5 PM

Domingo 9-5:00 PM

For more information please contact: Dr. Antonio Ramirez (210) 416-8004, Berenice Diaz at (210) 550-1114, or call office 497-4200 ext. 313

The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is an evangeli-

zation ministry that welcomes and prepares adults to receive the sacraments of initiation (Baptism, Eucharist and

Confirmation) at the Easter Vigil.

Weekly meetings will begin on April 1from 7 - 8 PM

in the Angel Room of the Church building.

Participants starting now will begin a year-long faith enrichment process and will receive the sacraments of initiation

next year at the Easter Vigil, April 4, 2015.

Catholics who have receive all their sacraments but are interested in learning more about their faith are also invited to attend.

It is not necessary to pre-register for the informational meetings.

Please note: Teenagers who need to receive

the Sacraments of Initiation may join the adult group

if they wish.

RCIA for children and teens will begin in the fall with the

new school year. There will be no new fall session for adults.

National Statutes for the Catechumenate. Para. 6

The period of the catechumenate, beginning at acceptance into the order of catechumens and including both the catechumenate proper and the period of purification and enlightenment after election or enrollment of names, should extend for at least one year of formation, instruction and probation. Ordinarily this pe-riod should go from at least the Easter season of one year until the next; preferably it should begin before Lent in one year and

extend until Easter of the following year.

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS

Young Adult Community

is here for you !

Connecting Young Catholic adults, married or single in your 20s and 30s.

We are a spiritual, service, and social ministry made up of young adults

from Holy Trinity, St. Mark & Padre Pio.

UPCOMING EVENTS

April 10th – Worship at the River (Carpool 6:00pm) April 12th – Fiesta Event: Taste of New Orleans

(Carpool 12:00pm) April 16th – Movie Event: Passion of the Christ

At 6:30pm (Location: TBA) April 19th – Carnations & Cards 10:00am-2:00pm April 24th – Theology on Tap (Carpool 6:00pm) April 27th – YAC Meeting @ Holy Trinity 3:30pm April 29th – Jesus & Dinner @ St. Mark 6:30pm

If anyone has any questions about any of the events, you can reach me at (210) 497-4145 or contact at eric@holytrinitysat.org

Or for more information visit our website: www.holytrinitysat.org/yac

Also, remember to check out our Facebook page for frequent updates: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sanantonioyac/.

Have a great week! Eric Mejia, Young Adult Community

St. Mark's Preschool,

located at St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church,

has been preparing children for kindergarten since 1980.

We are currently accepting applications for

children ages 2 thru 5 years for the 2014-15 school year.

Please call (210)494-9282 for more information.

Let your child grow with us!

PROJECT RACHEL

Couples with miscarriage loss are invited to a special day retreat that will bring relief, healing, and happiness. the retreat will take place on

Saturday, May 3 from 9:00AM-5:00AM 135 Barilla Place, 78209..

There is a modest donation requested. Space is limited, so call Mary at 210-342-4673

to reserve your spot!

A Raphael's Way Retreat for men and women hurting in the aftermath of abortion

Saturday, April 12 in San Antonio. Call 210-342-4673 for information.

FOREVER YOUNG SENIORS

HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH

JOIN US FOR FUN, FELLOWSHIP AND LUNCH WITH A TOUR

OF THE INDEPENDENCE HILL COMMUNITIES

ON THURSDAY, APRIL 24TH, 2014 AT 10:45AM

RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND TO RESERVE,

PLEASE CALL MARY PEARSON: 210-545-3176 BEFORE FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH.

YOUNG AT HEART

La Comunidad de Matrimonios

de Holy Trinity

los invita a unas pláticas El viernes 11 de abril

por el Sr. Ángel Estrada, psicólogo. Él nos va hablar sobre

“Las Expectativas y Su Efecto en el Matrimonio” y “Una Buena Relación Comienza Con Un Yo Saludable”.

El viernes 11 de abril de 7pm a 9pm en el Faith Formation Building

en el 2do piso en el salón Gathering Room.

Habrá cuidado de niños, donación de $2 por niño.

Para más información llame al (210) 274-5290

COMUNIDAD HISPANA

Elementary Faith Formation April & May 2014

April & May Dates-At-A-Glance

We Need Adult Volunteers!

May 1 – VBS Registration Opens

We still need several ADULT volunteers (over the age of 18) who can commit for the week of June 16-20 (9:00am-12:00pm) in or-der to offer our Vacation Bible School program. Adult volunteers are needed to run the following stations: Imagination Station, Games, Snacks, Bible Adventures, Movies, etc.

Please register now online using the link on the Holy Trinity

homepage.

April 7 & 9 – Safe Environment Lesson

Archdiocese Level 1 Courses

Vacation Bible School will open registration on May 1, 2014. VBS is offered to children who have completed Kindergarten to completed 5th Grade (entering 6th). VBS Fee (per child) May 1st - May 15th: $35.00 May 16th - May 31st: $40.00 After June 1st: $45.00 *Registration will not be final unless payment is received at the Faith Formation Office within 3 days of registering.

Apr. 7 & 9 – Regular Class

Apr. 14 & 16 – Regular Class

Apr. 21 & 23 – Last Class

May 1 – VBS Registration Opens

May 8 – First Communion Rehearsal

May 10/11 – First Communion Weekend

May 8 – First Communion Rehearsal

During regular class, students will discuss and review how to properly react in a given unsafe situation. The safe environment lesson should take about 10 minutes of the class time and the materials will be in the classroom.

The Archdiocese of San Antonio is now offering Level 1 Cate-chist Formation courses online. If you are interested in registering for these classes please contact Kristin or Eric in the Faith For-mation Office: (210) 497-4145.

Children celebrating their First Communion this spring will meet in the church Thursday, May 8th from 4:00pm-6:00pm for a rehears-al for First Communion Weekend. Children preparing for the sacrament of First Communion need to complete their take home book, Called to Celebrate: Eucharist before celebrating.

May 10 & 11 – First Communion Weekend

Children prepared to receive the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist will celebrate at one the follow-ing Masses:

Saturday, May 10th at 11:00 am or 5:00 pm Sunday, May 11th at 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:15am,

1:00pm (Spanish) or 5:30pm

May 17– Safe Environment Training (OVASE)

There will be a Safe Environment training on Saturday, May 17th in the Banquet Hall (Meeting Room B) from 9:45am-12:00 pm. This training is mandatory for all adults ministering to children in the Archdiocese of San Antonio, and must be renewed every 3 years.

Vacation Bible School

Vacation Bible School Dates: June 16th-20th

Register online at www.holytrinitysat.org/vbs

High School Life Teen Youth Ministry Meets Sunday’s following Life teen mass And ends at 8:30pm (includes dinner) Register NOW! forms on website We invite all TEENS to participate.

TEENS and Parents, check out our YOUTH

Website: www.holytrinitysatyouth.org

Middle School Youth Ministry

Edge Youth Ministry Meets

Mondays 7:00-8:30pm

All 6th, 7th and 8th grade youth are invited to attend. Registration forms are online or in the Faith Formation Office.

Summer Activities For Middle School Youth

Will be announced soon

ATTENTION PARENTS: Rice Bowls : for CRS collection

Available in the back of the Church

and the faith formation building

Edge Summer Camp

July 13-19th in Georgia

For: Middle School Youth (including incoming 5th grade and outgoing 8th grade)

Youth do not have to be part of Edge to attend. Cost: $860 includes travel to and from camp.

Registration: Faith Formation Office (2 spots open)

This is an awesome week that takes Middle School youth to the next level in their faith life. It includes daily mass directed at and for the youth. It has amazing praise and worship the entire week. It has many activities that engage the youth including tubing on a beautiful river, followed by waterpark and a day on the high ropes course. Team consists of amazing young adults who commit themselves to serving and role modeling to our youth for the week.

Clothed in the Sun—An Edge Retreat on Mary

For: Middle School Youth When: May 10, 9:00PM-5:00PM

Where: Holy Trinity Faith Formation Building Cost: $20 (will include lunch) register by April 21. Activities: Ice breakers, games, make rosary ropes,

talks, reflection time. Forms: In Faith Formation Office

Contact: Renee at: asstym@holytrinitysat.org if you would like to help or have questions.

This retreat will help the youth grow closer to Blessed Moth-er, learn more about her through the gospel and become famil-iar with three approved apparitions and the messages given. The date of retreat is a few days before the anniversary of Fatima. Youth will have quality time with other Catholic youth to build bonds of friendship.

Knights of Columbus Council 9967

Annual Scholarship Competition

Scholarships will be awarded to: 1. The child or grandchild of any member of our Knight’s

Council. 2. A college student whose family is registered as a parishioner

of Holy Trinity. 3. A deserving high school student attending a Catholic high

school and whose family is registered as parishioners of Holy Trinity.

All applicants must fill out an application and submit a 500 word essay. The competition will run from March 16, 2014 through

April 15, 2014.

Applications can be found at www.holytrinitysat.org in the Knights of Columbus section of the website.

ALL applications must be submitted

NO LATER THAN 5:00 pm, April 20, 2014.

Applications may be emailed to Vincent Lewis, Scholarship Co-ordinating Knight, at KC9967Scholarship@gmail.com or turned in to the Church office.

Any questions: Email or call Mr. Lewis at 210-995-5127.

SHARING ~ GIVING ~ HELPING HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH TIME ~ TALENT ~ TREASURE

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