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at www.staustin.org and click on the link in the

upper right hand corner that says Calendar.

Visit www.staustin.org/bulletin to read our bulletin online. Mass Intentions are available online only.

The Master said “all who take the sword shall perish by the sword” (Mt 26:52). It is the policy of St. Austin Catholic Parish, therefore, to not allow open carry of weapons of any kind on par-ish or school grounds, with the exception of those carried by on-

duty law enforcement officers. Thank you for your understanding.

For the safety of our youngest parishioners, please accompany your children at all times while on campus, including trips to the restroom during mass and to and from the nursery, faith for-mation classes and other parish events.

Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention That economists may have the courage to reject any economy of exclusion and know how to open new paths.

Rev. Fr. Charles Kullmann, CSP, Pastor

[email protected]; ext. 328

Rev. Fr. Rich Andre, CSP, Associate Pastor

[email protected], ext. 327

Rev. Fr. Richard Sparks, CSP, Associate Pastor


Rev. Mr. Billy Atkins, Deacon


Rev. Mr. Dan Wright, Deacon

[email protected]

Jennifer Anderson, Director of Administration & Steward-ship


Tara Cevallos, Principal, St. Austin Catholic School [email protected], 512-477-3751

Frank Garcia, Facilities Manager


Sharon Jones, Office Manager , Ethics & Integr ity in Ministry


Pat Lucksinger, Bookkeeper , Sacramental Records, Baptism & Wedding Coordinator [email protected], ext. 322

Pat Macy, Director of Social Justice Ministr ies


Tricia Salcher, Associate Director of Discipleship Formation


Berta Smoak, Director of Business & Finance


Marylynn Wesson, Director of Discipleship Formation


The Easter Season is moving right along. First Communion is this weekend. In several Dioceses on the East Coast the Feast of the Ascension will be celebrated this Thursday, but here in Texas, as in most of the country, Jesus will ascend on Sun-day.

This parish is strong in inter-personal relation-ships. A few weeks ago, we had a wonderful Volunteer Apprecia-tion Sunday. At each Mass the priest read a long list of various groups and activities that go on here. Many parishioners stood to indicate their participation in one or more of the activities. None of these ministries is done alone. They all involve active partici-pation with others, whether that is lecturing, taking Holy Com-munion to patients in a hospital or nursing home, working on the Finance Council, the Prayer Blanket Ministry, or Small Christian Communities. And in addition to the wonderful service these ministries provide, the participants also get to know many other parishioners. There is a bonus to all these volunteer groups be-cause they not only provide a needed service, but they do so much to strengthen the bonds of friendship and personal knowledge that make this a parish community.

This is so very important. Over and over again studies show how social capital, the informal bonds and connections that make soci-ety work, are declining in this country. People do not have as many friends, do not belong to as many clubs and organizations, and do not know as many people as they used to. Some people blame our reliance on electronic devices, and there is much to be said for this. I have several times seen three or four college age people seated together at a table and instead of interacting with each other, they are all focused on their own phone or electronic device. This has gotten to be such a common sight that we no longer comment on it.

But this phenomenon of growing social isolation was well under-way even before the common usage of cell phones. Our society puts a very strong emphasis on independence and individuality. These are good things, but easily get carried away and empha-sized out of proportion. Texans are justly proud of the “Lone Star” state, but too much emphasis on the lone star can end up as a lonely star. Since the days of Alexis de Tocqueville, perceptive commentators of American society have identified the danger of so much emphasis on independence and individuality that it leads to social isolation.

This was very much a part of the analysis of the founder of the Paulists, Fr Isaac Hecker. He saw the need for some countervail-ing force to balance an extreme individualism. For him, that counter force was the Catholic Faith, with our strong emphasis on the communal, the Communion of Saints. We are very much con-nected, by the Holy Spirit, a connection that not only is real but perdures for all eternity. Hecker liked to say that he could be all the better American by being Catholic, and all the better Catholic by being an American. Of course, I agree with him.

So while the many interpersonal bonds that form the St. Austin Parish and School community are certainly a blessing and strength for our community, they also are a blessing to all those individuals involved in these activities, and even a blessing to the wider Austin community by building up the social capital of our community.

God bless!

Offertory Collection

Apr. 28-29, 2018

Total Received $20,840.51

Cash & Checks $17,373.01

Direct Debit & Credit Cards $3,467.50

Annual Offertory Pledges

May 1, 2017-April 30, 2018

As of Mon., Apr. 30, 2018

Total Pledged $1,288,334.00

Total Received $1,227,101.50

Number of Families Pledging 503

Total Gifts without Pledges $239,482.04

Number of Families Giving 354

Total Loose Cash $99,061.17

Faithful to Our Mission

Capital Campaign

As of Mon., Apr. 30, 2018

Total Pledges & Gifts $5,099,086.52

Total Received $4,781,480.79

Number of Families Participating 711

Save Our Give By Text Number

In Your Contacts Today! To set up a text giving account, text the amount of your donation (using a dollar sign in front) and the proper fund code to 512-710-0972. You will receive a link to register your personal and credit card information the first time you use this platform, and then your donation will be confirmed with a thank you text. Subsequent donations will be charged to the credit card on file. Sample donation text:

“$30 OFF” to donate $30 to our weekly Offertory collection.

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“$25 CC” to donate $25 to our Capital Campaign.

Our New Stewardship Year Begins Now! Each spring we encourage you to spend time in prayer and discus-sion with your family reflecting on your family’s stewardship of treasure by making a commitment that fits your household budg-et. THANK YOU to XX families who have already made their new pledge!

Our 2018-2019 Stewardship Pledge Year began on May 1. If you still need a Stewardship Pledge and Contribution Form, extra forms are located in our brochure racks. If you have any ques-tions, please feel free to contact Jennifer Anderson at [email protected] or Pat Lucksinger at [email protected] or ext. 322. Thank you!

Substitute Teaching Positions Available

St. Austin Catholic School is looking for substitute teachers to work in our parish school. Ideal candidates will have experience teaching or working with children. Substitute teachers are respon-sible for executing teachers’ lesson plans, classroom management, and confidentiality and professionalism in working with children and school personnel. Compensation is per diem. MUST com-plete Ethics and Integrity in Ministry (EIM) training and back-ground check. To apply please submit cover letter and resume to Tiffany Sims [email protected].

Now Enrolling! For the last 100 years St. Austin has prepared our students to be Christ-centered, academically strong, moral community leaders. We are now enrolling:

· 3-year-olds class with full-time and part-time options

· 4-year-olds class

· Kindergarten through 8th grades

Contact our admissions office to set up a private tour at [email protected].

Men’s Discernment Dinners

Men’s discernment dinners are for single Catholic men (high school to adult) with openness to discerning a priestly vocation. The evenings include dinner and evening prayer with discussions about the priesthood, seminary and discernment. Dinners are on Wednesdays at 7-8:30 p.m. The high school men’s group meets on first Wednesdays of the month in the Religious Education Building of St. William Parish in Round Rock. The group for men 18 and older meets on second Wednesdays of the month at the St. Charles Borromeo House of Discernment, 905B Duncan Ln. For more information, visit www.austinvocations.com.

Permanent Diaconate Discernment Men wishing to explore the permanent diaconate are invited to Project Stephen, a monthly gathering for men and their wives to pray, listen, and discern in community. Project Stephen meets year-around, on the third Thursday of each month at 7-9 p.m. at the diocesan Pastoral Center. Men must first discuss their interest in the diaconate with their pastors and receive his consent to at-tend. When a new formation class begins (every three years), men will be invited to apply. For more information, e-

mail [email protected].

Mother’s Day Bake Sale

The St Austin Catholic School annual Spring Mother’s Day bake sale will be held after 5 p.m. Mass on Sat. and af-ter Sun. morning Masses on Mother’s Day weekend. Please support the school by purchasing delicious home baked treats. All proceeds benefit the St Austin sports & PE program. Our treats will be festively wrapped for gift giving or enjoying your-self. Go Eagles!!

Knights of Columbus FAMOUS Taco Breakfast!

Sun., May 6

Stop by Hecker Hall after the 7:30 and 8:45 a.m. masses for breakfast and support our St. Austin Knights of Columbus Coun-cil 10776 and the work they do for our parish! For more infor-mation on becoming a Knight, watch their introductory video at www.staustin.org/knights, and then contact Richard Milos via phone or text at 512-731-1360 or via email at [email protected].

Feast of Corpus Christi Blood Drive

Celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi with us by donating blood. Whether you are a regular do-nor, an occasional donor, or a first-time donor, we invite you to save a life by giving blood!

The Blood Drive will be held on Sun., June 3 in Hecker Hall from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Schedule your appointment online at https://tinyurl.com/blooddrive6-3-18 or by calling (512) 206-1316. Walk-ins wel-come! Please eat prior to donating and bring a photo ID. Contact Kristen Dempsey Pasyk at [email protected] with questions.

For those in need of healing...

Barbara Wilson, Tori Applewhite, Alfred Soosay, Danielle Diehm, Garry McArthur, Debra Nelson, Kevin Murray, Elaine Ward, Bobby Riess, Bobbie Guzman, Magdalene

Gonzalez, David Carpenter, Becca Brennen, Michael Stevens, Joel Rivera, Diane McCullough, Patricia Carril-lo, Lambert Labay, David Gerling, Julie Lyons, Anne Neubauer,

John Key, Yolanda Martinez, Henry J. Alvarez, Kathy Owen, Elaine Stevens, Eric Allmon, Lauren Lehtonen, Joyce Duffy, Re-becca Macy, Andy Aguirre, Fr. Bob Michele, and all those on our

prayer blanket list

For those serving in the military and in relief and peacemaking activities...

Shane Caffery, Brandon Miles Klingemann, James Cimino, David J. Rodriguez, Nicholas Krepp, Zachary Bybee,

Steven Metze, Walter R.Yosin III, Philip Huber, Javier Segovia, Chad Zinnecker, Michael K. Burgess

If you or someone you know would like to be added to our prayers, please contact the parish office. Names are kept on our list for approx. 4 weeks unless otherwise requested. If you have updates on the health of those who need healing or on the activi-ties of those employed by military and relief and peacemaking agencies, please send that info to [email protected] so we can keep our lists up to date. Thank you!

Parish Family Service Day

Thank you to all of our Parish Family Service Day participants! Foundation Communities, Mary House Catholic Worker, Micah 6 Food Pantry, and the Vincentian Family Center are so grateful for your service!

Couldn't make it? Please consider bringing the following items to the church office between now and Mon., May 14. All items will be divided among and donated to the 4 organizations.

· Canned or boxed soup containing meat.

· Canned meat (tuna, salmon, chicken, etc.).

· Peanut butter or other nut butters.

· Men's athletic socks (white please).

If you are able to deliver items during the week of May 14, please contact Kristen Dempsey Pasyk at [email protected].

Faithful to Our Mission

Rededication Celebration

Sun., May 27 at 10 a.m. As the completion of our façade, nursery, and rectory renovation and new gathering space and bathrooms approaches, we are pre-paring to celebrate our parish and all those who contributed to the success of the Faithful to Our Mission Capital Campaign!

Please plan to join us at 10 a.m. on Sun., May 27 for a special ribbon cutting ceremony, your first glimpse at our new and reno-vated spaces, a joy-filled reception, and a special celebratory 11:30 a.m. Mass!

Faith and Social Media

Christianity has had 2000 years to teach us how to form communities, build relation-ships, and respond with charity and justice to the needs of the world. In 20 years tech-nology has radically reshaped how we com-municate and connect with each other.

In this presentation, Fr. Larry Rice will offer observations, guidance and best practices for living our faith in an interactive on-line world. Join us at 10 a.m. on Sun., May 13 in Paulist Hall.

Fr. Chuck’s Summer Book Discussion

Mondays beginning June 4, at 12 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Join Fr. Chuck in exploring Pope Francis’ most recent Apostolic Exhortation, Gaudete Et Exsultate, on the call to holiness in to-day’s world.

All are welcome. Simply get a copy of Gaudete Et Exsultate, and read chapter one for the first meeting on June 4. This discussion group will meet on June 4, 11 and 18 (no meeting June 25), and on July 2 and 9.

Gaudete Et Exsultate can be downloaded from www.vatican.va (click on English tab, then Apostol-ic Exhortations, then Gaudete Et Exsultate) or pur-chased as a small bound book for $15.75 from the USCCB store at www.usccb.org.

2010 University Ave.

512-476-7351

www.utcatholic.org

Masses Mon., Wed., Fri., 12:05 p.m.

Tues., Thurs., 12:30 p.m. Sun., 9 & 11:30 a.m., 5 p.m. & 8 p.m.

Reconciliation

Mon. and Tues., 12:35 p.m. or by appointment

Business Hours Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Building Hours

Mon.-Thurs. 8 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. for Masses

Follow us on Facebook @UniversityCatholicCenter

Children’s Faith Formation

Important Dates to Remember

May 5 First Communion at 10 a.m.

May 6 Last Day of Class

Adult Faith Formation Mystagogy Topics

Please join the newest members of our parish family as we delve deeper into the beauty of our faith on Sundays, 10-11:15 a.m. in the Our Lady of Guadalupe Room.

May 6 Discipleship Living

Presenter: Marylynn Wesson

Information on the Sacraments for the 2018-2019 School Year

Requirements for First Holy Communion

· Child must have been baptized in the Catholic Church and be in 2nd grade during the 2018-2019 school year.

· Child must have attended a Faith Formation program or Catholic school during all of 2017-2018.

Requirements for Confirmation

· Preparation for Confirmation at St. Austin is done in the 10th grade class

· Child must have attended a Faith For-mation program or Catholic School during all of the 2017-2018 school year.

· Have attended two consecutive years of Faith Formation in a Catholic par-ish or school with 80% attendance. Tenth Grade counts as one of the two years.

· Be 14 to 16 and typically in 10th grade.

Meetup for Those Touched by Adoption

Everyone who has ever made an adoption plan for a child, adopt-ed a child or are in the process of adopting a child, are a foster parent, or who were adopted are invited to come together and say what the faith community can do to support and encourage you. We will meet at 7 p.m. on Thurs., May 17 at St. Thomas More Catholic Church. We will pray the rosary together with special meditations on the adoption journey, followed by light refreshments and discussion. Please RSVP at www.adoptionmeetup2018.eventbrite.com. For more infor-mation, contact [email protected] or (512) 736-7334.

Nerd Nite: Mental Health

Doors open at 7:30 p,m. on Wed., May 9 for Nerd Nite: Mental Health at The North Door, 502 Brushy St. How much “common knowledge” about mental health is wrong? Can you believe what you read in the media about mental illness? How well do treat-ments work for mental illness compared to other medical condi-tions? Is talk therapy just ‘psychobabble’? Psychiatrist Daniel Morehead will “blow your mind” with this nerdy, research-based talk on misunderstood and often fascinating mental health data. This event is free! For more information on Mental Health Month events, visit www.namiaustin.org/events/mentalhealthmonth.

Courageous Conversations

The next Courageous Conversation on Racism will be held on Mon., May 14, 6:30p.m.—8:30 p.m. at Holy Cross Catholic Church.

The main entrance of Holy Cross must be used to enter the building due to construc-tion of the new Family Life Center having began in the rear of the Church. The Church parking lot is unavailable, so on street parking must be used.

Ladies for Life Brunch

Be our guest at the Central Texas Coalition for Life’s Ladies for Life Brunch! Five seats are available on first-come-first-serve basis to at-tend the brunch on us.

When: Sat., May 12. 10 a.m. – 12

p.m. (doors open at 9:30 a.m.)

Where: Hillcrest Baptist Church

Contact: Carmen Adams, Gabr iel Project Coordinator, 512-417-8309

The brunch features Special Guest Speaker Sue Ellen Browder, an award-winning investigative reporter who has appeared on Oprah, The Today Show, EWTN and hundreds of radio talk shows. As a former writer for Cosmopolitan, New Woman, Wom-an’s Day, Reader’s Digest and many other magazines, she’s had a lifetime of experience with the women’s movement as it un-folded in the media, both on the public stage and behind the scenes.

Items Needed for Thursday Outreach

Summer is almost here, and that means our re-quests for hygiene kits are about to skyrocket! We give out hygiene kits each week to our homeless brothers and sisters as well as those who are return-ing to society from the criminal justice system. We are in desperate need of toothpaste (travel-sized or larger) and shampoo (travel-sized, unused).

Please bring donations to the church office. Thank you!

May Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary

May is the month of Our Lady. She is our spiritual mother! Dedi-cate time to pray the Rosary in honor of and in thanksgiving for the Blessed Mother, for your mother or someone who has been a mother to you. Come join us in a rosary recitation after the 8:45 a.m. Masses on Sun., May 6, 13, and 20 in the Mary Chapel. All are welcome to pray one decade or the entire Rosary. Free Rosar-ies (for adults & children) with Rosary prayer guides (English & Spanish) and prayer petition cards will be available.

Gabriel Project Baby Shower

Each May, the Gabriel Project hosts a Baby Shower to collect the most needed items Ga-briel Project Angels need to answer the call from mothers and families requesting help in a difficult time.

The Gabriel Project Baby Shower donation box is located at the St. Joseph altar. During this month of devotions to the Blessed Virgin Mary, please consider making a gift to our Baby Shower. We graciously ask for donations of:

· Diapers (sizes 3, 4 & 5)

· Summer Baby Clothes (boy sizes newborn & 6 mos.; girl sizes 6, 9 &24 mos.)

· Gift cards or monetary donations to buy baby gear for the Earn While You Learn Educational Program. Please place gift cards and monetary donations in an envelope marked for the Gabriel Project and drop in the offertory basket or take to the parish office.

Thank you for your support of St. Austin’s Gabriel Project minis-try! If you’d like more information about Gabriel Project, please contact Carmen Adams at [email protected].

Ushers/Greeters Needed at All Masses

Consider giving your time and talent as an Usher/Greeter. These are the parishioners who greet people at the doors of the church with a smile, help them find their way if they’re newcomers, hand them a worship aide, invite people to present the gifts, and assist in passing the collection baskets.

We need people who can consistently serve at least once a month, who will undertake the necessary training, and who are willing and able to handle money. Most importantly, we need people who are willing to smile, look people in the eye, and say, “We’re glad you’re here!”

Please contact Kristen Dempsey Pasyk at [email protected] to learn more.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Did you know that 1 in 5 Ameri-cans will suffer a mental health condition in their lifetime, yet less than half of those, including chil-dren, will receive the treatment they need? Catholic Charities Counseling Services aims to com-bat the barriers of cost, distance, language and stigma by provid-ing high-quality, sliding fee scale services by professional coun-selors. For more information or to schedule an appointment con-tact 512-651-6150 (Austin), 979-822-9340 (Bryan) or 254-383-

1452 (Killeen).

Mental Illness Awareness Month

St. Dymphna, Patroness of Mental Illness

Dymphna was born in Ireland in the seventh century to a pagan father and a Christian mother. When she was fourteen, she conse-crated herself to Christ and took a vow of chastity. Soon after-ward, her mother died and her father’s mental stability began to rapidly decline. So grieved was Dymphna's father, Damon, that the King's counselors suggested he remarry. Though he was still mourning his wife, he agreed to remarry only a woman as beauti-ful as she had been. Damon sent messengers throughout the sur-rounding lands to find women of noble birth who resembled his wife and would be willing to marry him; when none could be found, his evil advisors whispered sinful suggestions to marry his own daughter. So twisted were Damon's thoughts that he saw only his wife when he looked upon Dymphna, and so he consent-ed to the arrangement.

When she heard of her father's misguided plot, Dymphna fled her castle with a priest, two trusted servants, and the king's fool. The group sailed toward what is now Belgium, and hid in the town of Geel. When Damon discovered their escape, he traveled to Geel and captured them. He ordered the priest's head to be separated from his body and attempted to convince Dymphna to return to Ireland and marry him.

Dymphna held true to her vow to Christ. When she refused him, Da-mon became enraged and killed his own fifteen year old daughter.

Her devotion lives on as an inspira-tion to all who are struggling with abuse and mental illness.

Save the Date! St. Austin will host a Ramadan Iftar Dinner for the Turkish Dia-logue Institute on June 8. Sign up to meet and share a meal with our Muslim neighbors. Contact Pat Macy at [email protected] for more information.

EIM Workshops and Compliance

EIM compliance is required of all clergy, religious, seminarians, diocesan employees, parish and Catholic school employees, and adult lay persons who volunteer in ministry with minors or vul-nerable adults; or in any ministry, program or organization that serves youth or vulnerable adults in any manner, or functions at a time and place where they are typically present. To be compliant, one submits an EIM Application for Ministry (one time only) and attends an EIM Workshop every three years. Contact your parish/school EIM site administrator or go to www.austindiocese.org/eim-compliance to learn more about the EIM Application and EIM Workshop.

If you are a victim of sexual abuse and have concerns regarding your attendance at a workshop, please contact Emily Hurlimann at 512-949-2447 to discuss an alternative workshop arrangement.

How to Report an Incident of Concern

The Diocese of Austin is committed to preventing harm from hap-pening to any of our children or vulnerable adults. Go to www.austindiocese.org/reporting (or call the EIM Office at 512-

949-2447) to learn what to do, and how to report, if you suspect sexual or physical abuse and/or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult; and what to do if the suspected abuse is by clergy, or an employee or volunteer of any diocesan parish, school or agency.

Join GAP for Weekly Discussions! GAP, graduates and professionals in their 20s and 30s from St. Austin and the University Catholic Center, hosts social, service, and study events. Graduates and professionals in their 20s and 30s from St. Austin and the University Catholic Center – meets on Sundays at 7:15 p.m. in Paulist Hall. Most weeks, we have a lively discussion on a topic, plus a study of a Scripture passage from the following Sunday Mass. Please join us whenever you are available, and come early for dinner after the 5:30 p.m. Mass!

May 6: Relationships & fr iendships. Mark 16:15-20

May 13: Spir itual Retreat—last meeting of spring!

Learn more by joining our open Facebook group, “Graduates and Professionals of St. Austin’s and the UCC.”

The Paulist Associates Need You

The Paulist Associates are lay people drawn to the spirituality of the Paulist Fathers (reconciliation, evangelization and ecumen-ism). They seek to live the mission and spirit of the Paulist Fa-thers in their lives and vocations.

Paulist Associates explore the implications of Paulist spirituality through prayer, study, discussion, sharing and fellowship. They meet once a month on the second Monday of the month at 7 p.m. here at St. Austin’s in Paulist Hall, where they explore how the Paulist spirit and charism can be exercised in their own per-sonal and professional lives. Contact Kathleen Lossau at [email protected] for more information, visit www.paulist.org and click on Who We Are, then Paulist Associates, or talk to Fr. Chuck, Fr. Rich or Fr. Dick about the organization.

Rich Thoughts

Did you know that all of Fr. Rich’s homilies are available online in both text and audio format? Check it out at bit.ly/RichThoughts.com

EIM Workshop at St. Austin

Sat., May 12, at 10 a.m. –12 p.m.

Please arrive promptly—late arrivals will not be permitted entrance.

All clergy and paid staff, and all volunteers working with youth and vulnerable adults, at any parish or diocesan location, are re-quired to complete a one-time Application for Ministry prior to beginning their work/service and attend an EIM workshop within 60 days of submitting the application.

To pre-register for the workshop, please log in to your EIM ac-count (use the Alternate Login option if needed). If you have not completed the EIM application, visit the EIM page at www.austindiocese.org to do so.

Please do not bring children to an EIM workshop.

Materials used in the workshop include testimonies from victims and perpetrators of sexual abuse. If you have any concerns re-garding your attendance at a workshop, please contact Emily Hurlimann at 512-949-2447 to make an alternative arrangement to receive your training. Such inquiries shall remain confidential.

A Word from Isaac Hecker,

Servant of God

Founder of the Paulist Fathers

“This fortnight past I have repeated the litany of the blessed Mary Mother of God for the sake of

the conversion of my friends, I have ceased & intend to repeat this habit again so that I may do it with more earnestness.”

Diary, March 15, 1845

If you have asked Father Hecker to pray for you or another per-son who is ill, and you believe something miraculous has hap-pened, please phone Fr. Paul Robichaud, CSP, at 212-265-3209 x350 and tell him your story.

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