ST. ANGELA MERICI · 2020. 10. 17. · ST. ANGELA MERICI Catholic Church Archdiocese of...

ST. ANGELA MERICI Catholic Church

Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston

Office Hours Monday, Wednesday & Friday

8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Office Phone: 281-778-0400 Fax: 281-715-5646

Mailing address 6140 Hwy. 6 PMB 99

Missouri City, Texas 77459

www.stamericigh.com

Email: [email protected]

Bulletin announcements must be print

ready & submitted to [email protected]

no later than noon on Friday (9 days) before the Sunday of publication.

October 18, 2020 ~ Twenty ~ Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Weekday Mass Monday: 9:00 a.m.

Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. Friday: 9:00 a.m.

Rosary

Fridays following 9:00 am Mass

Weekend Mass Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 10:00 a.m.

and 1:00 p.m.

Reconciliation Monday, Wednesday and Friday

following 9 a.m. mass until 11:00 am

Saturdays 4:00 p.m. ~ 4:45 p.m.

Adoration

of the Blessed Sacrament Wednesdays 10:00 am - 11:00 am

(following 9:00 am Mass)

9009 Sienna Ranch Road/Sienna

Welcome Visitors! Please visit our website at: www.stamericigh.com Parish registration forms are located on our website, at the parish office, or at the Church.

Parish mission statement “St. Angela Merici Catholic Church in Missouri City, TX is a diverse community, united in the Mission of

Christ through the Eucharist, proclamation of the Gospel and service to the people of God.”

Directory and stewardship

Our community—1815 households

Pastor: Rev. John Cahoon [email protected] Parochial Vicar: Rev. Joy Thomas [email protected] Deacon: Deacon Jim Wright [email protected] Parish Administrator: Margaret Myers [email protected] Dir. of Liturgy & Music: Tracy Oliver [email protected] Dir. of Family Life Ministry: Alicia Quintanilla [email protected] Dir. of Faith Formation: Faith Formation Admin: Yvonne Laschon [email protected] Dir. of Youth Ministry: Merrie Guerra [email protected] Coord. of Youth Ministry: Dorothy Godines [email protected] Director of Mother’s Day Out: Meredith Canny [email protected] Bulletin Editor: Tracy Ardoin [email protected] Recording Secretary: Mary Brown [email protected] Receptionist: Linda Cruz [email protected] Bookkeeper: Stephanie Unger [email protected] Ministry Scheduler: Colin Kiernan [email protected] Spiritual Direction: Kathleen Messina [email protected] Communications Coord.: Lisa Jones [email protected] Facilities Coordinator: Omar Mata [email protected] Parish Council Chair: Todd Coutee [email protected] Finance Council Chair: Monica Agostinelli [email protected] Stewardship Council Co-Chairs: Cory Burkhalter/Heather Reichert [email protected]

If you forgot your offertory envelope, or missed the offering basket and would prefer not leaving cash without

your name attached...We now have offertory envelopes available for your convenience at the front desk.

BUILT ON FAITH Growing Together As One

~ CAPITAL CAMPAIGN ~

Saint Angela Merici Catholic Church

Parish Financial Report - October 2020

Month to Date Offertory $13,640.48 Faith Direct Month to Date $37,335.00 Total Contributions $50,975.48

DIOCESAN SERVICES FUND 2020 GOAL $40,000.00 Pledged $35,145.00 Collected $33,167.50 Rebate to Parish 2nd Collection— St. Vincent de Paul $493.00

Upon signing up for e-giving through Faith Direct, we will remove your name from auto-matic mail outs for future offertory envelope packets unless you noti-fy the parish office.

You may enroll by visiting faith.direct/TX744

PARISH AND COMMUNITY LIFE

Stewardship Prayer Dear Heavenly Father,

My parish is composed of people like me; I help make it what it is.

It will be friendly, if I am. Its pews will be filled, if I help fill them.

It will do great work, if I work. It will make generous gifts to many causes,

if I am a generous giver. It will bring other people into its worship and fellowship,

if I invite and bring them.

It will be a parish of loyalty and love, of fearlessness and faith,

and a parish with a noble spirit, if I, who make it what it is,

am filled with these same things. Therefore, with Your help, O God,

I shall dedicate myself to the task of being all things that I want my parish to be.

Amen. Author unknown

Join us for our next BUILD Night of Worship on Friday, October 23rd, from 7-8:30 pm. Come enjoy fellowship and worship, with a Holy Hour of Eucharistic Adoration and live music. All are welcome.

What is Eucharistic Adoration? Simply put, Eucharistic Adoration is an opportunity to be in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ. What could be better than that?! As Catholics, we believe that Christ is truly present in the Eucharist: body, blood, soul, and divinity. In Adoration, the Eucharist is exposed in a special vessel called a monstrance, and placed on the altar for us to adore and worship. It is a very powerful and intimate way to pray! You can gaze upon the Lord face to face and offer prayer and thanksgiving, say a rosary or Chaplet of Divine Mercy, read scripture, journal, or just be still, listen, and keep Him company. What an incredible opportunity to grow in relationship and love with the Lord!

FILIPINO MINISTRY Have we thought how challenging this unprecedented time is? The Filipino Community through the St. Angela Merici-Filipino Ministry managed to get in touch & work continuously it’s goal & mission. As a ministry, we work on evangelization, stewardship & socialization, we all did these with the strong -willed determination, cooperation & solidarity of the members coupled with the availability of technology. We communicated thru e-mails, messenger, text messages, sometimes Fb & we do our meeting & prayer thru zoom just like most of us. Evangelization-from the time of lockdown, March 19,2020 up to the present, every night@ 9 pm, our families pray together the rosary, novena & prayer requests & intentions from everyone. During our nightly prayer we involve the participation of our young children recite the rosary, learn the scripture associated with the mysteries of the rosary. Each member of the “prayer warrior” take turns to lead the rosary every night including some youth. Stewardship-more SAM Fil members are stepping up to serve as ushers, lectors ,sacristans & mass captains during weekdays & weekend masses, also some as baptism hosts. Socialization-we celebrate virtually birthdays, graduations, anniversaries & other special days thru messenger & zoom.

We continue to actively participate in church activities observing the CDC guidelines during this Covid time


What are we up to this week? This week we will continue our curriculum “All About Me” in the 2’s and 3’s. Pre-k begins “My Family and Friends”. 2’s – Legs, Feet, and Toes – Continue to develop body part vocabulary, specifically legs, feet, knees, toes, and waist 3’s – Curious Me – Children learn the value of their curiosity and how it stimulates their thinking. Pre-k – Familes We will learn that families come in all shapes and sizes and that families help to care for each other.

Our Religious Focus was “My Name is Special” and “Thank You, God”. And we continue to practice the Sign of the Father and the Our Father. If you would like to donate to our school, please see the attached Amazon Wishlist:

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Registration is still open. Please see the website for details. https://stamericigh.com/mdo

Join your St. Angela Merici Family

IN PRAYING THE ROSARY

The Rosary will be said via ZOOM

Friday, October 23rd at 7pm Below is the link or you can find the link

on our website

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84924604875?pwd=Tk45QW52QzNrUm9jUGxBVUUrMHFnZz09

Meeting ID: 849 2460 4875 Password: 4Ha4AV

ST. ANGELA MERICI CATHOLIC CHURCH

Society of St. Vincent de Paul

October 18—Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time: In the Gospel today Jesus says: “Repay to Caesar what be-longs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God.” When God is the center of our lives there is no problem with giving others their due.

Through your gift to the Society of St. Vin-cent de Paul you are helping your neighbor who is hungry, hopeless and frightened to know that they belong to God.

Our upcoming meeting: Wednesday, October 28th at 6:30PM through zoom.

St. Angela Merici SVDP Help Line: 281-710-2002

If you would like to learn more about volunteering,

please contact Tom Mathew @ [email protected] or

281-902-8128

PARISH LIFE Scripture Readings

Sat

17th

9:00 am 5:00 pm

Sun

18th 10:00 am 1:00 pm

Anita Ezulike †Lucena Almodorar Nati idad Mon Tues

19th 20th

9:00 am 9:00 am

†John & †Alikutty †Annamma Joseph Wed Thur Fri

21st

22nd 23rd

9:00 am

9:00 am 9:00 am

†Jacob Rodriguez †Ester Cruz †Anthony J. Lampson Sat

24th 9:00 am 5:00pm

Tunu Ben Sun 25th 10:00 am

1:00 pm

Justin Fernandez †Mary Lucas

Mass Intentions for the Week SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sun Mon Tues Thurs Fri Sat

18th

19th

20th 22nd 23rd 24th

Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Mission Sunday Ss. John de Brebeuf, Isaac Jogues, and Companions St. Paul of the Cross St. John Paul II St. John of Capistrano St. Anthony Mary Claret; Blessed Virgin Mary; United Nations Day

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Mon 19th Eph 2: 1-10; Ps 100: 1b-2, 3, 4ab, 4c-5; Lk 12: 13-21

Tues 20th Eph 2: 12-22; Ps 85: 9ab-10, 11-12, 13-14; Lk 12: 35-38

Wed 21st Eph 3: 2-12; Is 12: 2-3, 4bcd, 5-6; Lk 12: 39-48

Thurs 22nd Eph 3: 14-21; Ps 33: 1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19; Lk 12: 49-53

Fri 23rd Eph 4: 1-6; Ps 24: 1-2, 3-4ab, 5-6; Lk 12: 54-59

Sat 24th Eph 4: 7-16; Ps 122: 1-2, 3-4ab, 4cd-5; Lk 13: 1-9

Sun 25th Ex 22: 20-26; Ps 18: 2-3, 3-4, 47, 51; 1 Thes 1: 5c-10; Mt 22: 34-40

Please stop by the parish office to schedule a Mass. †Deceased

PLEASE PRAY FOR

Our Sick

Erin Johnston, Joey Myers, Annabelle Van Deursen, Debbie Pustejovsky, Helen Kaiser, Christine Carter,

Seline Pathyil, Earl Florentino Sr., Paula Perry, Milton Songy, Zelie Murray, Irma Ludwig, Michael Robbins, Kristian Lewis-Fernando,

Melina Thompson, Angelina Hernandez, Debbie Salinda , Renee Robbins, John Woodard ,

Robert Woodard, Gary Bentz, Marie Fuller, Ernestina T. Elizondo, Bonita Bell, Frank Hail,

Rubye Goff , Kayla Fletcher, Karrah Davis, Sharon Benson, E L Guidry, Elsa Marie Miranda

Our Military

CDR Shawn Kiernan, US Navy PFC Jonathon Rivas, US Army

Major Jose Carrejo, Army Reserve Spec. Nicholas Watts

USN Air Corps Robert Mangan Col. James Romero, US Army

Major Jonathan Esparza, US Air Force BU3 Matthew Roche

Capt. Michael Steward, US Air Force SPC John-Benedict Odukwe

Sailor Denzel Buzon, US Navy PVT Jonathan Villasenor, US Army Ensign Hailey Kryszewski, US Navy Melina Thompson, US Coast Guard

GSM2 Surface Warfare DePlata Ensign Tyson Stickler

Sanctuary Flowers

Remember a loved one, or honor someone special by funding the Flowers in the Sanctuary. We hope that the Sanctuary flowers, in memory or in honor of your loved ones will bring joy and peace to you and to all who come to St. Angela Merici Church. The cost of each arrangement is $115. Please visit the parish office to reserve a weekend, or contact Tracy Oliver in the parish office.

Youth ministry and Children’s faith formation

Hey LIFETEEN and EDGE!!!! Lets get busy planning your Halloween costume for this year. Join us for a virtu-al costume contest at your EDGE or LIFETEEN session. Prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place….. LIFETEEN Sunday October 25th EDGE Wednesday October 28th

1st Sacrament Students 1st Reconciliation workbooks are now ready for pick up at the parish office. You may stop by the parish of-fice during business hours – Monday, Wednesday and Friday – 9am to 3pm. Please be sure to have the chil-dren complete all 8 lessons.

There will be an online review for Lessons 1 thru 8, the week of November 30th.

There will be a 1st Reconciliation Workshop online the week of November 8th.

The date for 1st Reconciliation is Saturday, December 5th, 10 am in the church.

Please be sure to turn in your child’s baptismal certificate prior to their 1st Reconciliation. You may email the certificate to ylaschon@stamericigh. If your child was baptized at St. Angela, we do not need the certifi-cate, just email ylaschon@stamericigh with the date, so that we can look up the information. For questions, please email Dorothy at dorothyg@stamericigh or Yvonne at ylaschon@stamericigh.

Online Lessons Week of October 18/20:

Chapter 5 Week of October 25/27:

Chapter 6 Week of November 1/3: No class—All Saints Day

Spiritual Life

Christian spirituality is not one dimension of the Christian life, it IS Christian life. For more information contact Kathleen Messina at [email protected]

TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God.

It is a rare person who enjoys paying taxes. But they exist. My dad was one of

them. The son of immigrant parents, he was grateful for the success he was able to achieve in the United States and felt privileged to contribute to sustaining the work of our country. Refusing to pay taxes is a legiti-mate, if largely unproductive, act of civil disobedience when you believe that the taxing authority is ex-ploitive or oppressive. But the hypocrites who posed the question to Jesus about paying the tax to Caesar were neither grateful for the Romans nor interested in protesting against them. They simply wanted to trap Jesus. And as usual it backfired on them! When Jesus said “repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar” He meant that if you accept Caesar’s coins and what it purchases you owe him a return. The payment of the tax was essential for living peacefully as a subject of the Roman Empire and exercising the rights associated with that status. But these self-appointed guardians of Jewish religious law were concerned with their religious status and resented Jesus’ challenges to them. Thwarted in their efforts, one wonders if they possibly heard or understood the more indicting half of Jesus’ response—repay to God what is God’s. As we draw this passage into our own life we can consider the coins we possess. Jesus recognizes, and the Church affirms, that we properly live in the world. It is reasonable to want to live peace-fully, to exercise the rights of citizenship, to ease our way through difficult circumstances. We want to “belong”, to enjoy security, and to provide for those we love. We need coins with the picture of past presidents on it. But do we possess any coins imprinted with the im-age of God that we can return to God? We ourselves bear the image of God through our creation, though sometimes we forget what that means. Like the Thessalonians in today’s Second Reading we have been loved and chosen by God; given great graces. The very best way we can repay God for all that we have received is to return our lives by building up the kingdom of God through love, compassion, forgiveness, and acceptance wherever we are. If you were able to empty your pockets and place all your coins on the table, which pile would be higher—those stamped U.S. Mint or those with you as the image of God, accumulated by living faithful to the purpose for which you were created? With which do you really feel more secure navigating through life? It is a rare person who enjoys paying taxes. May God give you the wisdom to be grateful, and to trust that returning to Him all that you have received is a joyful privilege. kathleen⁺AMDG⁺

TAKE IT TO HEART It is not enough for a Christian to condemn evil, cowardice, lies, and use of force, hatred, and oppression. He must at all times be a

witness to and defender of justice, goodness, truth, freedom, and love. He must never tire of claiming these values as a right both for himself and others.

–Blessed Jerzy Popieluszko (1947-1984) Diocesan priest who spiritually and actively supported the Solidarity union movement and was killed by Polish security police.

SPIRITUAL Life

SCRIPTURE

REFLECTION & COMMUNAL

PRAYER

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*Please see website for changes in times due to COVID 19

Men’s Friday Scripture Reflection

6:30 AM In the SAM Room MORE INFO:

John Hopkins (713)429-5004

Tuesday Meditation Group

7:00 - 8:00 PM In the Parish Office MORE INFO:

Clarence Mallett (281)778-5443

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Thursdays 9:00 AM — 6:45 PM

MORE INFO: Paula Flowers (713)962-6128

Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament

6:45 PM Thursdays MORE INFO:

Paula Flowers (713)962-6128

Rosary

Friday following 9:00 AM Mass Saturday before 9:00 AM Mass

Reconciliation

Thursdays 6:00 PM ~ 6:45 PM Fridays 9:45 AM ~ 10:15 AM Saturdays 4:00 PM ~ 4:45 PM

May the Healing Love of Christ Surround You!

If you or anyone in your family is homebound through illness or

infirmity, or in the hospital Or extended care facility, and would like to receive the Sacraments of

Eucharist, Anointing of the Sick, or Reconciliation--

Please call the Parish Office at 281-778-0400.

If you would like to become better at recognizing and telling your story of suffering and joy as part of the one story of God, consider the gift of spir-itual direction. It provides a privileged time and place to confidentially reflect upon, in the compa-

ny of a trusted person, your relationship with God and how it is lived out with others. St. Angela Merici has trained and experienced Spiritual Directors, who are available to meet with you in person or by Zoom.

For more information contact: Kathleen Messina at [email protected] or

(281) 778-9178.

St. Angela Merici Catholic Church seeking two highly motivated people who are look-ing for longevity and would like to help fortify our parish mission. We are current-ly taking applications for two full time po-sitions on our parish staff. A Director of Elementary Faith Formation and a Di-

rector of Adult Faith Formation. Experience in faith formation is recommended. For more information and to submit your resume, please contact Margaret Myers at [email protected]


Our church theme this year is RENEWAL… Renewal of our Faith, Renewal of our Church

Family and Renewal of the Sacraments

Program Information: Men - If you are looking to be a spiritually stronger husband and father, TMIY encourages you to try us. AT TMIY, we are focused on men's spiritual health and fellowship with other men just like you who thirst to be a better husband, father, and follower of Christ. Schedule: Virtual Zoom sessions start 9/24/2020 Zoom pre-meeting fellowship every Thursday morning starting at 6am. Video Sessions start at 6:30am followed by breakout sessions. Meetings end by 7:30am

Registration: Contact Bryan Kelly at 281-770-8121 (mobile) or

[email protected] for more information and registration.


Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is held on

(Wednesdays 10:00 am - 11:00 am)

Please discern whether you can give an hour of your week to Jesus in Adoration of the

Most Blessed Sacrament. Visitors are always welcome.

Please contact Paula Flowers at 713.962.6128 for details.

Don’t forget to support St. Angela Merici by registering

your Kroger card for the Kroger Community Rewards

Program!!!

Register online at www.krogercommunityrewards.com

Enter NPO #UA485 for St. Angela Merici Thank you for your support!

IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION

In light of the most recent sex abuse scandal, I would urge anyone who has experienced sexual assault or har-assment by ANYONE in the church to come forward. Where the incident may rise to the level of a crime, please also contact local law enforcement. Contact information for the Archdiocesan Victims Assistance Coordinator, Diane Vines; [email protected] or 713-654-5799.

Imposter priest email/texting scams In recent months, there have been numerous reports in Texas of individuals impersonating a parish priest and soliciting donations – normally in the form of gift cards – from members of their congregation. The Texas Attorney issued a related consumer alert in regards to these scammers.In an effort to minimize the impact of these fraudulent actions, pastors are encouraged to remind their member-ship that priests/churches would never make such appeals to the parish community. Please ad-vise parishioners to notify the church office immediately if they receive any unfamiliar donation requests.

We May Have Your Item

Please check with a greeter/usher if you think you may have left an item at church and we will check our lost and found box.

Those interested in celebrating the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony, please contact

Alicia Quintanilla at the parish office at 281-778-0400.

Engaged couples should begin planning 9-12 months prior to the anticipated wedding date to begin the marriage preparation process.

Baptism Preparation During this time PLEASE contact the parish office for more information on

scheduling your child’s baptism at 281-778-0400. Furthermore, on site

baptism classes will not be held until further notice.

Please contact Alicia at: [email protected]. Whoever welcomes a child in My name, welcomes Me.

~~Luke 9:46-48

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.stamericigh.com

for additional information/Updates

New members can enroll by searching for either the new number (UA485) or St. Angela Merici Catholic Church. 92 Households contributed $210.12 this quarter


FAMILY LIFE MINISTRY QUILTPLUS MINISTRY

Have you ever wondered when quilting started and how it has evolved into a popular sewing craft today?

“The art of quilting took a big leap forward in the mid-1800s with the development of the sewing machine. Though the early machines were hand or foot activated, they eliminated the need to hand stitch a quilt. As time passed, quilts evolved to become more decorative or colorful, often using all new fabrics of similar weight and feel rather than a hodge-podge of reused materials. During WWI, women were urged to make quilts to save the blankets for the men fighting over seas. WWII

saw quilting as a way to raise funds for the Red Cross with the creation of signature quilts….. What are we creating that will become history for our family, for our community, ...…..?”

One wonderful way is making “Prayer Quilts” for our parishioners who are needing spiritual comfort and warmth! Be a part of this ministry to become history for the St. Angela Merici Parish Community!!!

The history of quilts began long before European settlers arrived in the New World. People in nearly every part of the world had used padded fabrics for clothing, bedding, and even armor. With the arrival of the English and Dutch settlers in North America, quilting took on a new life and flourished.

“The term "quilt" comes from the Latin culcita, meaning a stuffed sack. The word has come to have 2 meanings. It is used as noun, meaning the 3-layer stitched bedcovering. It is also used as a verb, meaning the act of stitching through the 3 layers to hold them together.”

(https://www.quilting-in-america.com/History-of-Quilts.html) (https://www.ablockaway.com/long-history-of-quilting-explored.htm)

Quilting can be traced back as far as ancient Egypt, though there are quilts found late BC and early AD years. In the 12th century, it became more evident when the Crusaders would wear quilted garments and by using them under their armor, they would serve as comfort, protection, and warmth. “Evidence of many more quilt works were found in Europe throughout time and many, though described as obviously beautiful works, were usually made to be used. One of the earliest decorative quilts made in the 14th century is the Tristan Quilt. Made in Sicily, it is one of the oldest surviving quilts in the world. You can find a section in the V&A Museum in London, England and another in the Bargello Palace in Florence, Italy.”

As a craft, quilting came to America with the Puritans. “Quilts were made in those early days in America to serve a purpose, to provide warmth at night and to cover doors and windows to help reduce cold. Quilts were functional, with little time for women to create decorative quilts. Often times money and other resources were limited so quilts were made with what was available, often old clothing no longer needed by family members. Worn quilts were patched together or cut apart to make another usable quilt. Those early quilts tell the history not only of early American quilting, but also the early history of the country.”

Whole Cloth Quilt— Popular in the early 1800s. Beauty of the quilts is in the stitching and cording.

Appliqué Quilt—Popular in the mid 1700’s peaking popularity around 1850. Since fab-rics were expensive, only the wealthy could afford to buy them to use as quilt appliqués.

“When the Amish settlers started to populate the farmlands of Pennsylvania and the Midwest, they did not quilt and came with the feather beds that they had used in Europe. Over time, though, they adopted the ways of the earlier settlers around them, developing the distinctive Amish quilt style that we know of today. Many variations of the quilt were developed during these early times to adapt to the conditions of their lives in early America. One was the style of a comforter where the layers are tied to keep the layers from shifting or bunching. Another was a summer quilt which was created without the warm middle material, resulting in a lighter quilt for the warmer days.”


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