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A few years ago, I was invited to go to a San Antonio SPURS basketball game against the Dallas Mavericks. It happened to be a playoff game and I was sitting in the cheap nosebleed seats high up near the rafters. It was one of those memorable games that was evenly matched and there was a lot of back and forth scoring. The end of the game was particularly exciting and the tension in the arena was palpable because the score was so close that either team could win. The Mavericks were ahead. With only a few seconds left, the SPURS inbounded the ball and miraculously, one of the team members (I think it was Manu Ginobili), made a spectacular 3-pointer to put the SPURS in the lead! A roar of elation went up in the arena! In order to win, all the SPURS needed to do was to make a good defensive play and avoid a foul. The Mavericks brought the ball back down the court and then came the heartbreaker. At the last second, Ginobili fouled and the SPURS lost the game! Elation turned into gut-wrenching sadness.

You might be asking yourself why I am talking about basketball on Easter Sunday. No. It’s not because the SPURS are in the playoffs again. Rather, there is a hint of an analogy here. Granted, a basketball game is not even minutely as significant in comparison, but the heartbreak and shift of emotion from extreme happiness to utter disappointment is what the disciples experienced at the death of Jesus. The disciples had come to know Jesus intimately and witnessed his miracles. They had opened their lives and their hearts to him and been transformed into people of hope. Their expectation was high that Jesus would usher in an entirely new era of peace in world history. The elation that they felt as Jesus rode into Jerusalem to shouts of “hosanna” was dashed with his arrest, scourging, passion, and death.

Imagine if you had walked with Jesus and had come to love him, only to lose him so unexpectedly. We know that the disciples were lost without him. They had gathered together and were trying to sort out what had just happened. They were crushed at his death, guilt-ridden for having abandoned him in the hour of his most pressing need, and numb from the sheer brutality of his death. What was to become of them now?

Then imagine that you suddenly received news on that third day, that Jesus had risen from the dead! Imagine the disbelief! Imagine the returning thrill within your heart at the prospect that the one you loved had returned from the dead! The reversal of emotions would have been dramatic!

Suddenly, everything begins to fall into place. The meaning of it all slowly begins to sink in. Jesus had to die in order to undo that which was a consequence of sin. Jesus had to die and rise in order to conquer the grip that death has on us. No longer does death have the final say! Life comes from death and the prospect of eternal life is now made available to us!

Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection is a significant thing! His victory over sin and death means that there is nothing in this world now that we need to fear. Even death itself has lost it’s ominous power to threaten us. Christ is victorious and in him, nothing can prevail over us.

What does this all mean? It means that Christ always wins. No matter how impending doom may seem to lurk around us, we can have confidence that Christ reigns supreme. When we look at the world, we may see all kinds of troubling and ominous events transpiring. We may feel like everything is in decline. Nevertheless,

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Parish Office Hours:Monday-Friday, 9:00AM-5:00PM

Schedule of ServicesMasses: First Friday: 5:30PM - Anointing of the Sick

First Saturday: 8:15AM Saturday: Vigil at 5:30PM. Sunday: 8AM, 10AM, 12PM, 5:30PM (Youth Mass)

(Babysitting at 10AM and 12 noon Sunday Masses - Ages 6mo-5yrs - in Parish Hall Nursery)Weekdays: Monday through Friday 8:15AM,

Wednesday & Friday 5:30PMHoly Days: 8:15AM, 12PM & 6:00PM(Vigil 5:30PM)

Confessions: Saturdays - 4-5PM and 6:30-7:30PMMarriages: By appointment only and notice six months in advance.

Weddings take place on weekdays any time and on Saturdays no later than 2:00PM

Baptismal Instruction: Pre-register through the office.Anointing of the Sick: On request and at the 5:30PM Mass on First Fridays

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PastorFr. Paul Hesse

Parochial VicarFr. Joseph Nguyen

Permanent DeaconsSalvador (Sal) Alvarado

Manuel Marroquin

Parish Secretary/BookkeeperLisa Catchings

Parish Office AssistantWilma Toledo

Music MinisterMichael Conley / 991-0995

Music AccompanistCharles Branning

Youth Mass Band Leader

Mick Boudreau

Director of Religious Educationand CMSE Director

Sr. Barbara Netek, IWBS / 993-9024

Director of Adult Faith Formation and Director of RCIA

Sr. Annette Wagner, IWBS / 993-0299

Director of Youth MinistryRobert Streight / 452-4513

Medication Assistance Program (MAP)

Dolores Saenz / 906-2529

School PrincipalBryan Krnavek

School Secretary/BookkeeperLeigh Anne Gibbon

MaintenanceErnie Peña, Jose Vasquez

HousekeepingYolanda Ruiz, Virginia Medrano

Bulletin/Website EditorLisa Catchings

Office phone: (361) 993-4053Office email: parishoffice@stpiusxcc.org

5620 Gollihar RoadCorpus Christi, TX 78412

parish website

www.spxcc.org

we as Christians bring the hope that Christ is alive. He is risen from the dead. He was, is, and always will be victorious. Despite the troubling trends, Christ will always prevail. Our task as Christians is to bring the Good News of the Risen Christ into this world. We effect change by doing so because, as we proclaim the victory of Christ’s resurrection, and as we do good through charitable works, we transform the world and bring it into a participation in Christ’s life.

Let’s make this Easter especially fruitful by resolving to not be negative. Rather, let us proclaim with joy that which we proclaim every Easter: Jesus is Risen! On behalf of Fr. Joseph, the staff of St. Pius X, and myself, I would like to extend to all of you heartfelt Easter Greetings and warm wishes. God bless!

Welcome New Parishioner!Please welcome Pauline Guinn. We

invite her to become an active part of our growing faith community!

Alleluia! During the past six weeks, our parish community has prayed, fasted

and given alms with a special focus on the poorest members of our global community. Our lives were touched by stories from

Kenya, Guatemala, the Philippines, Malawi, Haiti and the United States. Through our Lenten prayers and donations, we have touched the lives of millions of people served by Catholic Relief Services, our representative to the poorest communities in the world. Please return your Rice Bowl to the container provided in the back of the church or to the parish office. Thank you for your generosity.

Many ThanksWe congratulate the parish children who

“dressed the altar” for Holy Thursday’s Mass of the Lord’s Supper. These six young people deserve our thanks: Kaleb Moreno, Cierra Gomez, Alix Presas, Ilyana Ochoa, Elizabeth and Mary Arnolds. Their service was reverent and inspirational. We appreciate you!

Parish Offices ClosedIn observance of Easter, the parish

offices will be closed on Monday, April 21st. We will reopen on Tuesday, April 22nd, at 9:00am.

Women’s Circle MeetingThe next meeting of the Women’s Circle

will be this Wednesday, April 23rd, at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall. We will be having a “Tea with the Blessed Mother”. Dress up if you like and bring a friend. Remember, election of officers will take place. We welcome all ladies of the parish.

Comings and GoingsThe Week at a GlanceSunday, April 20 - EASTER

2nd Collection: Purple Bag8:30AM - RCIA - CC#211:00AM - Easter Egg Hunt1:30PM - Baptism - CH6:00-10:00PM - Vietnamese gathering - PH

Monday, April 21OFFICE CLOSED5:00-7:00PM - Confirmation - YC & CC#16:00-9:00PM - Knights of Columbus - PH7:00PM - Scouts - Cafeteria7:30PM - Angels - CC#1

Tuesday, April 226:00-8:00AM - Men’s Journey - CC#1&210:00AM - Journey - CC#2 12:00-3:00PM - MAP - CC#1All day - School - PH

Wednesday, April 237:00-8:00AM - Joyful Pillars - CC#29:00AM-12:00PM - MAP - CC#19:30AM - Schola - C/R3:30PM - Children’s Choir - C/R4:30PM - Youth Choir - C/R6:30PM - CCD - CC#1&2 & Cafeteria7:00PM - Women’s Circle - PH

Thursday, April 249:00AM - Altar Society - CC#21:30PM - Bridge - CC#1&25:00-9:00PM - School - PH6:00-10:00PM - Veritas - CC#16:00PM - Bell Choir - C/R7:00PM - Adoration - CH7:30PM - Adult Choir - C/R

Friday, April 258:00AM-3:00PM - Earth Day - CC#1&29:00-11:00AM - Women of Faith - YC6:30PM - Wedding Rehearsal - CH

Saturday, April 26Sunday, April 27

8:30AM - RCIA - CC#29:00AM-2:00PM - BLOOD DRIVE 10:00AM - Mass with Scouts - CH

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Altar and Rosary SocietyThe Altar and Rosary Society will hold their Spring Luncheon

meeting on Thursday, April 24th, at Hester’s Café, Art Museum of South Texas, 1902 N. Shoreline. The luncheon will be on your own and order from menu. The business session will begin at 11:00 a.m. and the luncheon 11:30 a.m. Admission to the Museum is not required to enter Hester’s Café. All women of St. Pius X Parish are welcome to the luncheon and invited to join the Altar and Rosary Society. This will be the last meeting for the Altar and Rosary Society until August. Please RSVP to Emily Dickinson 446-2401 by Wednesday, April 23rd.

Catholicism SeriesThe Catholicism Series will resume right after Holy Week, Tuesday

the 22nd at 6:30-8:00.

Divine Mercy Sunday & Novena of ChapletsJesus revealed in various revelations to St. Faustina that it was His

desire that we celebrate this special feast day. Blessed John Paul II initiated the Divine Mercy Sunday and granted a plenary indulgence to those that participate. We will recite the Novena of Chaplets each day this week after the 8:15 a.m. Mass and on Saturday at 8:15 a.m. Devotion will be at 3:00 p.m. on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 27th,

Blood DriveA Blood Drive is scheduled for next Sunday, April 27th, from 9:00

a.m. to 2:00 p.m. All donors will receive Donor Store Points and a Sonic Coupon!

2014 DAY RETREAT sponsored by St. Pius X Men’s ClubDate: Saturday May 17thTime: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm

“Getting the F-A-C-T-S Straight on YOUR prayer life”The retreat focuses on helping Christian men to have a deeper,

more personal relationship with their Lord and Savior. If you want a real experience, then develop your relationship with your Creator through prayer. Prayer Connects You with God. God’s power is unleashed in your life when you pray. The retreat is open to all men 18 years of age and older. Breakfast, lunch and refreshments are provided. There is no cost to attendees. There will be sign-up sheets in the back of the church after each mass.

The Knights of Columbus Council #11567 of St. Pius X Church not meet this coming Monday in lieu of showing support at St. Pius Blue Jays Night. (vs. the Midland Rockhounds) Please join us at Hooks Stadium April 21’st

at 7:10pm. $10 reserved ticket (A portion goes to the Athletic Department) $1.00 Hot Dogs & Sodas. Contact St. Pius School for tickets.

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YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS

Life Teen Mass Sunday, April 27th will mark the day in which Blessed John

Paul II and Blessed John XXIII will be canonized as saints in the Catholic Church. Blessed John Paul II’s work with young people and youth ministries is one of the reasons why these programs still exist. To honor this occasion, we invite ALL middle school and high school youth to sit together at the 5:30 pm Mass and celebrate together. Middle school students are encouraged to wear the green EDGE shirts, and high school students are encouraged to wear the orange LIFE TEEN shirts.

Graduation Mass As the school year comes to a close, we would like to invite

the graduating class of 2014 to celebrate in a special Mass on Sunday, June 1 at the 5:30 pm Mass. More information on registration and scholarship application will be given in the bulletin next week.

World Youth Day The youth of St. Pius X will be fundraising and preparing

for a pilgrimage to Poland for World Youth Day in 2016 in the coming months. Registration for the trip will begin next month, and preparations will last for the next two years. 2016 Juniors, Seniors and College Students are invited to register. More information will be given in May for this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

THE NEXT LIFE TEEN NIGHT… There will be no LIFE TEEN tonight. May God bless you and

your family during this Easter Sunday, the Easter Season and every day!

THE NEXT EDGE NIGHT… On Wednesday, April 23, EDGE will dive into the personal

fears and anxieties facing the middle school youth of today. Even more important, we will discuss how God’s greatness overcomes those fears we may have. All middle school youth are invited to EDGE at 6:30 pm in the Youth Center!

Youth Ministry Flocknote Want to stay in the loop when it comes to information about

EDGE, LIFE TEEN, COLLEGE LIFE, or anything St. Pius X Youth Ministry. Follow these simple directions: Text SPXYM to 84576 -or- Text SPXYM to 202-738-5764

Find Us on Social Media Website – www.stpiusxcc.org Facebook – St. Pius X Life Teen Twitter - @stpiusxcclt Instagram – StPiusXCCYouthMinistry Youtube - spxccyouthministry

Altar ServersApril 26 & 27

Sat. 5:30 p.m.MC Stephanie GibbonReagan GibbonJacob Rivera

Sun. 8:00 a.m.MC Roby ShullMC Tori ShullChristian RamosJonathan Shull

Sun. 10:00 a.m.MC Joshua HarneyJordyn HarneyJoe Aidan HarneyAyden Smith

Sun. 12:00 p.m.MC Paris HannaLuis LopezPaxton HannaRiley Maas

Sun, 5:30 p.m.MC Ethan PompaMC Luke BeanAdam VillarrealBenny MyersTheonna Wisner

LECTORS2ND SUNDAY OF EASTER/SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCYAPR 26 SAT 5:30 P.M. Fred McCutchonAPR 26 SAT 5:30 P.M. Ron OsmanAPR 27 SUN 8:00 A.M. Carole ZanettiAPR 27 SUN 8:00 A.M. Joan HenningsAPR 27 SUN 10:00 A.M. Cub ScoutsAPR 27 SUN 10:00 A.M. Cub ScoutsAPR 27 SUN 12:00 NOON Geri RiceAPR 27 SUN 12:00 NOON Delbert HooperAPR 27 SUN 5:30 P.M. Noelle ApolinarioAPR 27 SUN 5:30 P.M. Alma Tamez

Boy Scouts ProjectsLife Scouts Steven Wendel, Daniel Cassidy, and Brian

Pompa have completed their service projects and all other requirements for Eagle rank. For their projects, these scouts provided the leadership in planning, implementing, and completion of projects benefiting our community utilizing volunteers from our Troop, friends, and family with a combined total of 741 service hours. Steven’s project was a wheelchair ramp through the Barn of the Angels ministry at the home of a retired couple not far from our church. Daniel completed a landscaping project at the Corpus Christi State supported living center removing hazards and beautifying the area. Brian erected a net 14’ high at the Laguna Shores baseball fields to prevent lost foul balls saving the league an estimated $900.00+ a year.

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONSchool NewsBy Principal Bryan Krnavek

He is Risen! The students and staff of St. Pius X Catholic School wish you a very blessed and happy Easter. Think of our students whenever you use those little bottles of holy water that were blessed on Holy Saturday. They were labeled and filled with water by our 5th and 6th graders last week. It’s our way of giving back to our parishioners.

Last week was a short one for us as we started our Easter holidays at noon on Holy Thursday. We won’t return to school until Tuesday, April 22nd. Although it was a short week, we managed to accomplish several things during those 3 ½ days. We had Last Supper celebrations, a Seder Meal, progress reports for the last quarter of school were sent home, and our K3, K4 and K5 students had a visit to the Planetarium at King High School.

All of our classes took part in Last Supper celebrations this past week, but our 6th graders participated in a traditional Seder meal that was prepared and served by our parents. It took place in the Parish Hall and featured food such as lamb, charoset, celery, matso crackers, and parsley. It was a beautiful ceremony that was made even more special because of our special guest, a parishioner and choir member who volunteers at our school on a regular basis. Her name is Ruth Baltz. She converted to Catholicism many years ago after being raised in the Jewish faith. Her Jewish roots run deep and she was happy to share her knowledge with the 6th graders. It is fascinating to listen to her talk about it. She not only knows about Seder meals, but all of the other traditions and ceremonies that our Jewish brothers and sisters celebrate throughout the year. Thank you Ms. Ruth, for sharing your stories with us!

Last week I mentioned that our Golf Tournament exceeded the $31,000 that was raised last year. Based on the final numbers, I am happy to report that the tournament this year raised $39,534.16. That is about $8800 more than last year. Again, THANK YOU and GOD BLESS everyone that helped make this event a huge success. These are the things that keep our school open and running. I would also like to sincerely apologize to Morgan DeSive, daughter of CC Country Club Golf Pro and St. Pius X parishioner, who I had thanked in last week’s bulletin as Megan. I was in a hurry to meet the bulletin deadline and named her Megan. Morgan, Thank you for your help with the Golf Tournament and please accept my apologies for renaming you.

Have a blessed week!

Vacation Bible SchoolVBS will be June

23rd – 27th this year. Registration begins May 1st. First come, first serve. You can pick up registration forms in the parish office.

CMSE We will have a CORE class on Tuesday, April 29th, at 6:30

p.m. in CC#1. We also offer a recertification class every second Tuesday of the month. The next recertification class will be Tuesday, May 6th, @ 6:30 p.m. in CC#1.

Diocesan Vocation Awareness RetreatHave you settled into a pattern of living? Or are you still

searching for a choice that challenges and gives life? In other words, are you trying to find God’s plan for you? The Diocese of Corpus Christi is offering you an opportunity to explore possibilities for your life choice: A Vocation Awareness Retreat for men and women between the ages of 18-35 on the weekend of June 20- 22. Want more information? Call Rachel in the Vocation Office at (361) 882-6191 or contact Sr. Anna Marie Espinosa at (361) 774-4910.

VOCATION CORNER Nearly every adult has thought at some time in their late

years,” I always wondered what it would have been like if God was calling us to be a Sister or a Brother or a Priest” Or, again, “You know, I always wondered what it would be like to have lived in a convent, or be a pastor, or a foreign missionary…”. Perhaps they never considered it seriously, were never encouraged by family or friends to pursue their dream, or perhaps hadn’t inquired or been counseled to consider it further. Having given young people the opportunity in recent weeks to think about marriage and the single life, now we can consider what the possibilities might be for those who would like to think that they perhaps are being called into the Consecrated or Ordained Life.

SOMETHING NEW FOR YOUA couple of Religious Congregations that work here in the

diocese have lay men and women who are associated with the Sisters in their prayer and good works. These Associates are often invited to participate in a variety of the Sisters’ events, enrichment programs, celebrations and gatherings. They usually receive relevant Congregation publications and mailings, also. Soon you will be given an opportunity to know a bit more about them; watch for a display, also.

Heartfelt ThanksOn behalf of Fr. Joseph and myself, I would like to express

gratitude to all of the staff of the parish, all volunteers, musicians and ministers, the RCIA team members, and anyone else who contributed to making our Holy Week celebrations so meaningful.

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Please Pray for our Sick & Shut-Ins:Marcie Aguilar, Alicia & Luis Alvarado, Ann Bednorz, Don Birt,

Pat Booth, Stella & Michael Campos, Mary Lee Cantwell, Robert Cotter, Shirley Curry, Florinda DeLaGarza, Mark DeGaish, Sandy DeGregorio, Minga DeLosSantos, Samantha Didear Deste, Annie Dornak, Poco Falcon, Bobby Floyd, Sherry Frenzel, Esperanza Garcia, Catherine Garofolo, Terry Garza, Sally Gilbreath, Elida Gonzalez, Maria Griffin, Charlotte & Tommy Groner, Jared Groner, Terry Groner, Suzy Guzman, Colleen Habeeb, Marie Habeeb, Rose Marie Hand, James Hartman, Corina Herndon, Chris Holland, Josh Holland, Graham Hughes, Ben Janosek, Elizabeth Johnson, Betty Kollaja, Tim Kleffner, Dorothy Krause, Dora Lambert, Anne Lee, Hank Lee, Arlene Leep, Ed Lewis, Dorothy Mathews, Michael McCloskey, Virginia Medrano, Johnnye Lee Mokry, John Morgan, Dan Murray, Toufic Nicolas, Patricia Paris, Phil Perabo, Robert M. Pope, Derrel Puckett, Ron Randolph, Raymond Richter, John & Irene Rosales, Rebecca Rosales, Marguerite Ross, Paul Rossi, Albert Rubio, David Russell, Luis Salazar, Tim Salch, Amber Saylor, Earl Saylor, Josephine Sheldon, Tina Shepherd, Msgr. Richard Shirley, Willie Mae Shirley, Helen Shropshire, Judy Slaughter, Maxine Sommers, Adrian Sosa, Mary Ann Starkey, Mamie Stoner, Lydia Tey, Diane Thompson, Norbert & Rosalind Thonnard, Sara Trevino, Luke Valdez, Idolina Vela, Luz Villarreal, Lawrence Vrazel, Melva Walet, John Weed, Bea Wilson, Dian Winstead, Sarah Zuniga and all those who asked for and need our prayers.

Financial Report for week ending 4/13/2014

Operating Revenue:Sunday Collection ............. $18,746.13Sunday Online .....................$2,365.00Easter Sunday ........................$173.00Other Income .........................$160.00

Total Operating Revenue ..$21,444.13

Other Contributions:Lenten Mission .........................$25.00Janosek Scholarship ................ $25.00Easter Flowers .......................$730.00Good Friday .............................$80.00Catholic Relief Services ............. $5.00Acts of Charity ..........................$30.00

Total Other Contributions ....... $895.00

Total Contributions ............$22,339.13

Loan balance on Youth Bldg as of April 11, 2014 ..... $345,992.06

Mass IntentionsSaturday, April 19th7:30PM For the CatecumensSunday, April 20th 8:00AM † Barbara Birt by Don Birt10:00AM † Paulita Barrera, Anniversary by Barrera family12:00PM † Ellen Hubbard by Carolyn & Jim Buehrig † Milo Langley by Mr. & Mrs. Sam Ferris, Jr.5:30PM For the Parishioners7:30PM † Lucy by family Monday, April 21st8:15AM † Janelle Ballard by Raymond SykoraTuesday, April 22nd 8:15AM † Theresa Haasl, Anniversary by Virginia HaaslWednesday, April 23rd 8:15AM † Hedwig Didear by Didear family † Michelle Tagliabue by Alice Didear & family † Margaret Green by Edmond & Mary Tonry † Joseph Ha by his niece5:30PM † Michael Pacheco, Jr., Anniversary by Penny Pacheco † Ralph Rodriguez by Elva A. Rodriguez Lundy Benesh B’day Ints. by Jackie & Phyllis Benesh † Erich Wendl & Felicitas Rodriguez by Elvira Wendl † William Woodhouse by Mike & Susie Kaspar † Bobbe Ford by Lorraine Karp † Bruce Balli by Rudy & Viola Cantu † Margaret Sheppard by Lory MooreThursday, April 24th 8:15AM † Robert H. Fox by Jeraldine Sykora † Martin Hinojosa, Anniversary by Ramirez, Leal & Hinojosa familiesFriday, April 25th8:15AM † Milady Darilek, Anniversary by Didear family5:30PM † Rick Mulinix by Art & Mary SalinasSaturday, April 26th5:30PM † Jemima Cecilia Scecina, Anniversary by Frank & Martha KoldaSunday, April 27th 8:00AM For the Parishioners10:00AM † Bruce A. Balli by P.A.G.A.12:00PM † Francis L. Lynch, Anniversary by Lynch family5:30PM † Irma Nichols by Eligio & Martha Soliz

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Easter Flower Offerings 2014 By In Memory / Honor of

Goldie Acuna Oscar L. AcunaSally Aguilar Juan Aguliar Sr., Josefa Aguilar, Juan Aguilar, Jr., Catalina Aguilar, Delia AguilarNorma Alaniz John M. AlanizAlicia D. Armadillo Antonio T. ArmadilloLety, Martha, Laura & Thelma Armadillo Antonio T. ArmadilloTony & Linda Armadillo Antonio T. ArmadilloBelinda Avila Melchor Avila, Leonor S. AvilaPatricia Baird Alfred Hayes, Minnie Hayes, Dale w. BairdMr. & Mrs. Manuel Balbin Roman V. ArevaloMr. & Mrs. David Baldeschwiler Rachal & Baldeschwiler familiesJeanie Balli Bruce A. Balli, Pete A. BalliBarrera/Hoy Family Paulita BarreraMurray & Suzy Bass Ted & Virgie Scibienski, Stephen ScibienskiFrank Battaglia Roselyn HunterMr. & Mrs. Bob Batterson Ken GannonMr. & Mrs. Jackie Benesh Cathryn BelhasenRobert & Marta Blackmon Deceased member of Robert & Marta BlackmonMr. & Mrs. John Boyd Max & Dora Almendarez, John & Helen BoydMr. & Mrs. Charles Branning Howell & Rosa Branning, Hugh & Maidee ClevelandMr. & Mrs. David Brown Regina Richter, Doyle & Joan BrownJim & Carolyn Buehrig Lester & Lucille CunninghamStella Campos Alvino C. Campos, Alvino & Guadalupe Campos, Nash & Paula Moreno, Connie Moreno, Mary Helen VidauriDr. & Mrs. Richard Carlson Jo Ann Carlson, Sherman Carlson, Howard Mille, Skip Hicks, Boris StojicBetty R. Castillo Lorenzo Herrera IIDewayne & Lisa Catchings John & Christopher Janosek, Jim & Vera CatchingsMr. & Mrs. Robert Cersosimo Marge Frosch, Dick FroschMr. & Mrs. Carl Chatelain Wade & Rosemary Chatelain, Andre & Mary CarrieMr. & Mrs. Gary Clark Betty Hooker, Maggie Johnson, Steve BordelonMr. & Mrs. Robert Cotter Cotter, Higgins, Danielewicz & Dubeau familiesMary Cowger John & Margaret HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Pat DeGregorio Patrick James DeGregorio & Michele TagliabueCharles Deason IV Charles G. Deason III, Mary Rose Hcoberg, Mr. & Mrs. Everett RodgersDoug DeSive Clara DeSive, the DeSive ChildrenThe Dellingers Lewis DellingerMr. & Mrs. James Dellinger Lewis DellingerPud’n Dellinger Lewis DellingerEmily Dickinson Jim & Ruby MaupinMr. & Mrs. Albert Diemert Deceased members of Diemert & Ulseth familiesMr. & Mrs. James Dubose Brigido Flores, Manuela Flores, Seth Dubose, Alberta DuboseLeroy & Barbara Dunk Jessie Mae Rittgers WrightMary Fodor Dee Sauperi, David Case, Jack Fodor, Elsie SauperiMary Ganley Larry, parents, family and friendsAlice Garcia Rufino Garcia, IV, Sara S. Perez, Rufino Garcia, Jr., Ana GarciaDora Garza Gail Garza Fulton, Judge Noe C. GarzaMr. & Mrs. Gerardo Garza Deceased members of Garza-Quintanilla familiesAngie Gerdes Kenneth, David & Debra GerdesMr. & Mrs. Patrick Gilpin Mr. & Mrs. f. Bangar, Mr. & Mrs. F. GilpinAlex & Graciela Gonzales Gonzalez & Gonzales familiesBetty Padilla Gonzales Juan & Teresa PadillaMr. & Mrs. Gabriel Gonzalez Pedro B. De la Rosa, Maria A. De la Rosa, Mario A. De la Rosa, Mike GonzalezVictor M. Gonzalez Herminia G. CanalesMr. & Mrs. Robert Gough Deceased members of Gough & Slaughter families

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By In Memory / Honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Groner Treflich, Cech & Groner familiesChuck Gross Gross & Krejci familiesGunnar family Dale & Iluminada GunnarMr. & Mrs. Philip Hall Dr. Tom & Mary Fitzgerald, Ann Wetegrove, Bill & Hilda HallIrene Haeber Ralph “Butch” Haeber Mr. & Mrs. John Hand Hand & Kaler familiesNancy Hardeman Joseph Hardeman, Donna HardemanDe Havel Doak & Josephine Russell, Randy HavelErin Hazlewood Roger & Catherine Heitzmann, Norman & Melvia Hazlewood, Sheila Floyd, Brian FloydAgnes Heiman Mr. & Mrs. Ray RoseAlfred & Adelle Hesse Deceased family membersDelbert & Hedy Hooper Hooper & Hofmann familiesJohn & Debra Janosek Christopher & John A. Janosek, Wayne & Gwen Irvin, Matthew, Mark & Paul IrvinPatricia Janosek Janosek & Shirley familiesTracie Jensen Sonja JensenElizabeth Johnson Ted, Bessie & Kari Grumbach, Lloyd & Mary Johnson, Cheney family, Grumbach family, Johnson familyMr. & Mrs. Leland Johnson John Urbanovsky family, Vinc Urbanovsky family, Charles Kubala family, Johnny ElanderJ.R. & Mary Jones Nadine ShanerMr. & Mrs. Frank Kolda Kolda & Scecina familiesDorothy Krause Deceased members of Krause & Buchanan familiesBryan & Jennifer Krnavek Krnavek & Woods familiesTheresie Krnavek Emil & Annie Krnavek, Anna Mae MosesElva Laurel Dionicio Laurel, Gregorio & Elvira Zamora, Marcos & Lucinda LaurelMargaret Lenken Phil LenkenMr. & Mrs. John Lennan John & Patricia HudsonRichard S. Lewandowski Phillip Aaron LewandowskiMr. & Mrs. James Linthacum Mr. & Mrs. Pete Canales, James W. LinthacumBarbara Little Rosemary & Bob LittleMr. & Mrs. Lorenzo Lopez Daniel & Dolores SerratoRichard & Catherine Lutz Carol Lutz & David FalconRuth Lynch Francis L. Lynch, Sr. Carol Morrison RSM, Bill & Emma Morrison, Bill & Pat Morrison, Frank & Ethel LynchMr. & Mrs. Patrick McCracken Ed & Pat McCracken, Facundo TorresLouise McGuinness Eugene McGuinnessDorothy Mathews Mathews familyJanis Mayer Mayer & Malick families, Dr. & Mrs. James Meaney, Cliff Hohmann, Mr. & Mrs. Albin JanosekVictor Medina, Jr. Mrs. Carolina C. MedinaMr. & Mrs. Gerry Morrow Mr. & Mrs. E.G. Morrow, Joseph ZelumJacqueline O’Keeffe Richard O’Keeffe, Mr. & Mrs. Earl FayAnna Fay Olenick Sylvester & Paulina OlenickMr. & Mrs. James Osborne William Osborne, Mary Joe Osborne, Raymond Runte, Oneta Runte, Kathleen BurnsMr. & Mrs. Ronald Osman Deceased members of Osman & Andrulonis familiesPenny Pacheco Michael Pacheco, Jr., Owen Gerald & Anna Louise Dunne, Michael & Lucille Pacheco, Charles Noack, Bob & Marie Noack, Bob & Lil CarewGeorge & Estela Phillips Faustino, Ruby, Jesse, & Ernest Torres, Oscar & Juanita PhillipsRicki Beth Pizzini & family Mary Pizzini, Frank Richard Hiert, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Presley Gertrude & T.M. Presley

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By In Memory / Honor of

Elena Ramirez Maximina Rivera, Mr. & Mrs. Juan Guerrero, Albert & Martin Hinojosa, Frances Guerrero, Dominga GuerreroIrma Ramirez Reynaldo Ramirez, Sr.Cdr. & Mrs. John Rank II Joseph Anthony Rank, Victoria Smith, Joseph A. Smith, Nancy Barry Rank, John A. RankPatricia Rimar Andrew RimarMr. & Mrs. Donald Robertson Esther Garza, Marie Robertson, George RobertsonMr. & Mrs. Jimmy Rocha Mr. & Mrs. Pedro S. Flores, Mr. & Mrs. Luis A. RochaBonifacio Rodriguez Amparo Rodriguez, Richard RodriguezMr. & Mrs. Ralph Rodriguez & family Amparo Rogriguez, Jose & Maria AvellanoEarl Runte Elizabeth N. RunteMr. & Mrs. Billy Ruzicka Vic & Dot Carter, Joe C. RuzickaDolores Saenz Ricardo SaenzMr. & Mrs. Fred Salazar Felipe & Louise Salazar, Raul J. Esparza, Joe A. Salazar, Michael J. EsparzaArturo & Mary Salinas Alejandro & Gumecinda Salinas, Bob & Joyce Shirley, Willie Mae ShirleyMaria A. Salinas Simon M. Salinas, Gabriel Montez, Eva Montez, John Davis, Pat & Fernando Desi MontezMartha Ruiz Salinas & family Jose D. Salinas, Abel & Dora RuizRoxanne Sarmiento Richard Sarmiento, Layla Cantu, Amila Vasquez Mr. & Mrs. Andy Scott Albin Janosek, Dorothy Janosek, Bonnie Scott, Graham ScottVicente Segovia Santa Mari GorrettiWillie Mae Shirley Bob Shirley, Joyce Shirley, John & Angeline Janosek, Fred & Em Janosek, Alice JanosekHelen Shropshire Gollihar & Shropshire familiesLinda Sierra Frank SierraMaxine Sommers Colonel Norval Sommers, Sr. Patrick BruenMary Ann Starkey Lillian Steele Lee, Joyce Rambo MooreKathy Sweeney Kevin K. SweeneyRandy & Jeraldine Sykora Our parentsMr. & Mrs. Stephen Tagliabue Mr. & Mrs. Emil Tagliabue, Jr. & family, Raymond J. Wanek & familyMr. & Mrs. William Tate, Jr. William H. Tate, Sr., Joseph A. Roach, Josephine Roach, deceased members of Tate & Roach families Darrell & Margaret Thompson John Gollihar, Jr., Thelma Gollihar PetersonFrances Thompson Paulina Cabello, Robert Thompson, Cecil Thompson, Thompson & Williams familiesMike & Becky Urbanovsky John & Louise, Benedict, Joan, Irene, Dennis & Casey Urbanovsky, Richard & Juanita Cashin, Anita Cashin CoburnJoan Vedder William Dervin, Anna Dervin, Barbara TorresJose Vela Pedro Barrera & Rita G. BarreraJoe & Velma Villarreal Francis C. LoaJohnny & Yolanda Villarreal Edward Mandulano, Heriberto & Adela Villarreal, Richard MartinezMr. & Mrs. Peter Volpe, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Conti, Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Volpe, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vrana David Leeper, Elsie M. Vrana, Mr. & Mrs. Clem Skloss, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vrana, Robert & Gilbert Skloss, George VranaDavid & Annette Wik Anton Dornak, Dorothy Wik, Ingvald WikChildren & Grandchildren Celia Cruse

Easter Flower Offerings (continued)

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Donations

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Arnolds Stacy AvistMr. & Mrs. Kenneth ButlerMr. & Mrs. Leroy Castro, Sr.Kathleen CraneKimberley CohenMr. & Mrs. Gilbert ElizondoMr. & Mrs. Sam FerrisVirginia HaaslElia HernandezMr. & Mrs. John HuffmanMr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. HydeDr. & Mrs. John KovaricMr. & Mrs. Jeff LariozPatricia McKennaVirginia MedranoRobert MoralesMr. & Mrs. Kenneth Morgan, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Roberto PenaMr. & Mrs. Eugene QuirozMr. & Mrs. Florentino Sheldon, Jr.Adrian SosaMr. & Mrs. Richard UthoffTina VuittonetAnna Vrazel

Easter Flower Offerings (continued)