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ARCHDIOCESE OF GALVESTON-HOUSTON
St. Mary Magdalene
Catholic Church
Served by the Missionary Society of St. Paul
527 South Houston Avenue, Humble, Texas 77338 | Tel. (281)446-8211, Fax (281)446-8213
www.st-mm.com
Clergy: Rev. Felix Ilesanmi Osasona, M.S.P., Pastor | Rev. Augustine Ogar, M.S.P, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Rene Ramon | Deacon Rick Simon | Deacon Olatunde Branche
Deacon Nick Caruso (Retired) | Deacon James Meshell (Retired)
Parish Mission Statement
We are one family in Christ with a welcoming heart called to serve.
Somos una familia en Cristo con un corazón acogedor llamado a servir.
JOIN OUR PARISH FAMILY
Welcome to St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church! Are you a registered parishioner?
Becoming an active parishioner begins when you register with the parish. Please stop by the
Welcome Ministry table in the narthex to pick up a welcome packet. Alternatively, come by the
church office if you would like to register during the week.
ST. MM - Parish Office PARISH STAFF
(281)446-8211
CLERGY ADMINISTRATION
OFFICE HOURS
Rev. Felix Ilesanmi Osasona, MSP, Pastor Tony Butera, Business/Facilities Manager
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
pastor@st-mm.com tbutera@st-mm.com
By appointment only
Rev. Augustine Ogar, MSP, Parochial Vicar Irma Bueno, Bookkeeper
Monday - Friday: 4:30 pm - 9:00 pm fraugustineo@st-mm.com ibueno@st-mm.com
WEEKDAY MASSES Deacon Rene Ramon Susie Aramburu, Parish Secretary
Monday - Friday: 8:30 am (English) dcnramon@st-mm.com saramburu@st-mm.com
Martes: 7:00 pm (Español) Deacon Rick Simon Rodrigo Fuentes, Parish Communications
1st Saturday: 8:30 am (English) rilys1957@gmail.com Coordinator
Deacon Olatunde Branche rfuentes@st-mm.com
WEEKEND MASSES
deaconola@st-mm.com Pat De Los Santos, Nursery Coordinator/
Saturday: 5:00 pm (English)
Deacon Nick Caruso (Retired) Recepcionist
Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 am &
ncaruso6@hotmail.com pdelossantos@st-mm.com
5:00 pm (English)
Deacon James Meshell (Retired)
Sábado: 7:00 pm (Español) MUSIC AND LITURGY
dcnjames@gmail.com
Domingo: 1:00 pm (Español) Perci Cacanindin, Dir. of Music & Liturgy
LIVESTREAM SERVICES FAITH FORMATION percic@st-mm.com
Wednesday School Mass: 8:30 am Michael Smith, Pastoral Associate for Natalia Gutierrez, AD. Music & Liturgy
Sunday Mass: 11:00 am (Eng) Formation, Coordinator of Youth Ministry & nataliag@st-mm.com
& 1:00 pm (Spa) Elementary Formation Becky Bibens, Pianist
Holy Hour: Mondays at 7:00 pm msmith@st-mm.com Kathy Yoo, Pianist
Ginger Herrington, Dir. of Adult Formation
CONFESSION gingerh@st-mm.com MAINTENANCE
Tuesday: 5:00 - 6:50 pm Susie Aramburu, Coordinator of Hispanic Jose Garcia, Maintenance Technician
Thursday: 5:00 - 7:00 pm Ministry saramburu@st-mm.com Ester Castro, Housekeeper
Saturday: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Josefina Martinez, Formation Secretary
jmartinez@st-mm.com
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Chris Rubio, Director of Social Concerns
crubio@st-mm.com
530 Ferguson Street Humble, Texas 77338
Phone: (281) 446-8535 | Fax: (281) 446-8527 SACRAMENTAL CARE
www.smmcs.org
BAPTISM: Parents must call the parish office two months prior to the
Joshua Raab, Principal
desired month of baptism. There are no baptisms during Lent or Advent.
jraab@smmcs.org
MARRIAGE: Couples interested must contact at least six months prior to
Laura Rocha, Admissions
their desired wedding date.
lrocha@smmcs.org
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Please call the parish office if you or a loved one
wish to receive the sacrament of the anointing of the sick.
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PASTOR'S WEEKLY MESSAGE
4th Sunday in Ordinary Time, B, January 31, 2021
Teaching with Authority
St. Mark was a skilled narrator who used few words to describe great events.
In the first chapter of the gospel he wrote, St. Mark introduced us to the minis-
try of Jesus with his baptism, the proclamation of repentance and the kingdom
of God, the call of the disciples, and his first teaching and miracle. What Jesus
taught the people made a deep impression on them. While the Scribes relied on
the authority of others to explain and teach the Law and scriptures, Jesus taught
on his own authority and by the power from above. He was different and re-
freshingly compelling with his message. For the people, it was not so much what
was said as to who said it and the action behind the word. The authority of Jesus
flowed from his transparent life. He did not just tell the people to love but he practiced it himself. Je-
sus never turned down anyone who came to him for healing or other needs. He did not just preach
about forgiveness, he practiced it himself as he forgave his persecutors on the cross. His actions
gave authority to his teachings. That was why the demon shouted in the man that was possessed
today. The presence of Jesus was a threat to the demon for where the spirit of God is, the evil spirit
becomes uncomfortable. When the light comes, darkness disappears.
In the first reading, Moses told the people that God will raise another prophet for them who will lead
them with authority as he did. This prophet or leader will give them the messages of God and not
his own message. Joshua was that great leader of Israel after Moses, but Jesus is the perfect leader
of God’s people who gathers people of all races together to the kingdom. He did not only preach
about the kingdom but lived out the kingdom values in his own life – the kingdom of justice, peace,
and love.
How much trust do we put on those in authority today? Are our leaders carrying out the will of God
themselves? Or are they telling us something and doing other things? How about in our homes?
Parents teach their children to be kind and loving but when children observe that mom and dad
are nasty to each other, they might imbibe nastiness rather than kindness. When going to church to
worship God is a burden for parents, how are they going to tell their children that it is good to serve
the Lord?
Jesus was not like the scribes and Pharisees. He spoke with authority. He was not hypocritical. He
did not just speak the truth he was Truth Incarnate. Jesus gave orders to unclean spirits, and they
obeyed him. It was not the words that kicked the devil out, it was the person who spoke those
words. He did not call us just to do some of the things he did, he called us to be his presence for
others. We are called to destroy evil in our world. We cannot do this unless we are determined to
be Christ-like. Today we pray that we might be invested in the authority of Christ, an authority that
flows not just from what we say, but from who we are as followers of Christ.
National Catholic Schools Week: This national event highlights the values and blessings of our Cath-
olic schools. It begins today and will end on February 6th. Our students who are able, will attend
the 11:00AM Mass in their school uniform. Two of them will be our Lectors for the Mass. Due to the
pandemic, the Open House will be virtual this year so check out the flyers in the narthex and visit the
school’s website www.smmcs.org for more information. Join us as we celebrate and focus on the
value that Catholic education provides to our children and its impact on our church, community,
and our nation. We thank parishioners who support our Catholic School for believing in the educa-
tion of the young.
Have a very blessed week!
Fr. Felix I. Osasona, MSP
Pastor
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MASS INTENTIONS & READINGS
5:00 p.m. Sally England (SPI) STEWARDSHIP
Saturday Maria Reyna Velasquez †
30
7:00 p.m. Elizabeth Baños (SPI) Collections
Pedro & Alberto Salinas † 01/24/21 Offertory $ 9,767.65
01/24/21 Online Giving $10,379.03
7:30 a.m. Charlott Cooper (SPI) Dt 18:15-20;
------------------------------------------- Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; 1 TOTAL $20,146.68
9:00 a.m. Larole Marie Burkke † Cor 7:32-35;
Ivory Narcisse † Mk1:21-28 Second Collection
Sunday 11:00 a.m. Deacon Ola Branche (SPI)
31
01/24/21 $ 3,156.29
Joe Vawters (SPI)
LATIN AMERICA
1:00 p.m. St. Mary Magdalene Community
------------------------------------------------
5:00 p.m. Jorge Seminario †
------------------------------------------- Second Collection
SECOND COLLECTION
Monday 8:30 a.m. Roberto E. Tablas † Heb 11:32-40;
Ps 31:20-24; Capital Campaign
01 Francisca Fernández † Mk 5:1-20
Next weekend's 2nd collection is
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. Eva Herrera † Mal 3:1-4; for Capital Campaign. Your gen-
----------------------------------------- erous gift will help fund the future
02 7:00 p.m. Francisco Solorzano †
Ps 24:7-10;
Heb 2:14-18; church expansion and other parish
Presentation of the Lord Maria Elena Guzman † Lk 2:22-40 [22-32] projects. If you do not have an en-
velope, please indicate CAPITAL
Wednesday 8:30 a.m. Irene Casarez † Heb 12:4-7, 11-15;
on your check.
Ps 103:1-2, 13-14,
03 Melissa Cervantes (SPI) 17-18a;
Mk 6:1-6
Thanks for your giving generosity!
Thursday 8:30 a.m. Pat De Los Santos (SPI) Heb 12:18-19, 21-24;
Ps 48:2-4, 9-11;
04 Ruben & Angelle Sandoval †
Mk 6:7-13 DIOCESAN SERVICES FUND
Friday 8:30 a.m. Irene Reyes † Heb 13:1-8; Report as of the
Ps 27:1, 3, 5, 8b-9;
05 Dimaynga Family (SPI) Mk 6:14-29
01/04/2021
2020 Goal $165,000.00
8:30 a.m. Norma Jenny Young
Saturday ------------------------------------------- Heb 13:15-17, 20-21; Amount Pledged $109,746.00
5:30 p.m. Elizabeth Wiley † Ps 23:1-6;
06 7:00 p.m.
Frank C Alfaro †
Jose Delgado †
Mk 6:30-34
Amount Paid $106,320.00
Jesus Cruz † Total Participants 301
7:30 a.m. Father Martino Nguyen (SPI)
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9:00 a.m. Eddie Graham † Jb 7:1-4, 6-7;
Sandra Cervantes (SPI) Ps 147:1-6; 1
Sunday 11:00 a.m. Roy Gutierrez † Cor 9:16-19, 22-23;
Dimaynga Family (SPI)
07 1:00 p.m. Miguel Gonzalez †
Mk 1:29-39
Jesus Bentacourt † "World Day for Consecrated Life"
5:00 p.m. St. Mary Magdalene Community February 2, 2021.
Please pray for all those who have made
----------------------------------------------- commitments in the consecrated life, and be sure
to thank them on their special day!
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STMM - FINANCIAL REPORT FOR JULY 1, 2020 - DEC. 31, 2020
INCOME REVENUE
Offertory $649,014
Pastoral Ministries $ 45,934
Social Concerns $ 53,014
Parish Organization $ 2,147
Fundraising $128,900
Office & Maintenance $140,145
Total $1,019,154
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Pledges Funds Collected
Funds Collected from July 1, 2020 - Dec. 31, 2020 ...................................................... $498,366
December 2017 - December, 31, 2020 $1,746,169 $1,258,208
ANNUAL EXPENSES
Salaries & Benefits $367,265
Clergy $ 61,910
Archdiocese Obligations & School $165,595
Pastoral Ministries $ 29,714
Social Concers $ 34,937
Parish Organizations $ 1,119
Fundraising $ 17,087
Office & Maintenance $194,827
Total $872,454
STMM - BUDGET FOR JULY 1, 2020 - DEC. 31, 2020 (FIRST 6 MONTHS RECAP)
INCOME REVENUE
Offertory $723,325
Pastoral Ministries $ 20,175
New Message
Social Concerns To: 845-76 $ 50,000
Parish Organizations $ 22,000
Fundraising $ 48,000
Office & Maintenance $ 11,500
Total $875,000
ANNUAL EXPENSES
Salaries & Benefits $367,033
Clergy $ 61,425
Archdiocese Obligations & School $188,450
Pastoral Ministries $ 17,275
Social Concerns $ 62,017
Parish Organizations $ 20,300
Fundraising $ 6,400
Office Maintenance $152,100
Total $875,000
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CCE/FORMATION & YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS
Mike Smith, M.A.
Pastoral Associate for Formation (K-12) & Youth
Ministry (MS/HS), msmith@st-mm.com
or call at 281-446-1241
HIGH SCHOOL CCE SACRAMENT PREPARATION (SPRING 2021)
Our high school “Proclaim” CCE program continues next Sun- We will hold the second “In Person” Reconciliation sac prep
day, January 31st from 3:00 - 4:30pm in the Family Life Center. classes next Monday, February 1st from 6:00pm - 7:30pm; stu-
All “proclaim” participants should wear a mask / face covering dents will be dropped off in the St. Paul Center, while parents
at all times during class. Students who have not been attend- then move to the parent session in the Church (English) or Mc-
ing classes regularly will be assigned additional home-based Givney Hall (Spanish). The student and a parent must attend
“make up” work to for their absences, or repeat the year of each session! Families preparing “At Home” should contin-
CCE next fall. The 8th “Proclaim” session is scheduled for Sun- ue with Chapter 4 in the sacrament book; you do not need
day, February 28th! to come to classes on campus, but parents are welcome to
attend the parent sessions in the Church (English) and Mc-
CONFIRMATION 2022 Givney Hall (Spanish). Copies of your child’s Baptism certificate
If you are the parent of a current 9th, 10th, or 11th grade high are now very late. Please turn them in immediately via email
school student who is currently not participating in the 2021 (msmith@st-mm.com)! You may also come by the Parish Office
Confirmation class and you missed the mandatory 2022 Confir- during business hours to drop off certificates and purchase the
mation Orientation meeting last Friday, January 22nd… we will sacrament book for $25 (cash, check, or cards).
have a make-up Orientation on Friday, April 16th at 7:00pm in
the Church. This event is critically important (and NOT optional) 2021 CONFIRMATION CLASS
and is intended for parents, but high school students are wel- Our third weekly Confirmation session will be held this Wednes-
come to attend, as well! We will review Confirmation calendars day, January 27th from 7:00pm - 9:00pm in the FLC… again, this
and guidelines for next year’s class, and answer your questions class is just for the candidates (students) and the Confirmation
about the program. There is not a virtual option for this meeting. Team. Our 2021 Confirmation retreat has been modified to be
an overnight event and will be held February 20 - 21 at St. Mary
CCE REGISTRATION FOR 2021 Magdalene; participants will arrive on campus Saturday morn-
CCE / sacrament registration for the 2020 - 2021 catechetical ing and will stay all day… they go home to sleep on Saturday
year is now CLOSED. As we make plans for the 2021 - 2022 cat- and return to the campus to wrap up the retreat on Sunday.
echetical year, we will open CCE registrations on Saturday, Our 2021 Confirmation Masses will be celebrated on Saturday,
April 17th from 2:00 - 5:00pm in the FLC. Parents can sign up for March 20th at 10:00am and Monday, March 22nd at 6:00pm;
both CCE classes and sacramental preparation for the coming additional information will be sent home to parents.
school year! There will be two additional registration events on Any parents who missed the critically important parent meet-
Saturday, May 15th and June 5th. We will let you know what ing on January 8th should contact Mike in the Youth Office
CCE programs will offered later in the spring! Please note that immediately! You missed some very important paperwork and
payment of CCE tuition is expected at the time of registration, information. Copies of your child’s Baptism and First Commu-
unless other arrangements have been made with, and ap- nion certificates, as well as the Sponsor card, are way past due.
proved by, Fr. Felix in advance. You may email him to explain
i
your situation and request assistance. ¿NECESITA INFORMACION EN ESPAÑOL?
Favor contactar a Josefina Martinez
Formation Secretary (Bilingual)
(281) 446-2933 / jmartinez@st-mm.com
Text Message Reminders: We offer text message reminders, which can be sent straight to your cellphone /
mobile device. Simply enter 81010 in the “To:” field, and send the following message to register for specific
messages for our programs… you can also download the Remind app from your cell app store.
2021 Confirmation candidates/parents: @conf2021g 2021 Confirmation TEAM: @conf21team
2020-2021 Sacrament Preparation (Recon/Euch): HS Youth Ministry: @stmmhs
Please contact Mike for details! MS Youth Ministry: @stmmjr
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RCIA FOR ADULTS - FAITH FORMATION
TRUE REFORMERS
"SAINTS OF THE CATHOLIC FAITH"
EPISODE IV
February 06, 2021
TRUE REFORMERS-Episode IV, continues on Satur- THE SEARCH program continues on Sunday, January 31
at 9:30 AM in ST. MARY'S HALL. Class is now limited to
day, February 06, at 1:00 PM, in Room 215 of the two-sto- 20 people on site! Books and materials available for those
ry Education Building. In all six sessions, participants who have signed up ahead, and have extras for walk-ins.
will learn about the true benefactors of the human
race: the saints. The saints of the Catholic Reforma- What is this journey in between the event we call “birth” and the
one we call “death”? Is the journey taking you somewhere, or
tion show us just how powerful—and beautiful—is the are you leading yourself to some kind of destination – a desti-
human heart's free response to God's generous grace. nation that could extend beyond your last breath? What do you
want from your life during the in between? The questions are
Our fourth saint will be St. Charles Borromeo, who was a
there. And the answers are, too.
leading figure in the Catholic Reformation. Come join us to
Join me as over the course of seven weeks, we will explore:
learn about the saints who reformed the Catholic Church
What do you seek?, Who are you?, Why a God?, What’s our
from within. For more information, please contact story?, Who is Jesus?, Am I saved?
Ginger at gingerh@st-mm.com or call at 281-446-2933.
RSVP to Ginger at gingerh@st-mm.com
https://exodus90.com/ FAITH FORMATION
For more information, please email or call Ginger at
gingerh@st-mm.com / 281-446-2933
ADULT SACRAMENT CONFIRMATION classes are offered ALSO
Tuesday evenings at 6 PM and Friday evenings at 7 PM. You would
need to come only once a week. You will use the same Skype call link
for either day. Please contact Ginger if you are a baptized Catholic
who receives the Eucharist and is seeking to complete your Sacra-
ments of Initiation by receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation.
RCIA-ADULTS we will study Chapter 23 on Thursday, February
04 at 7 pm via Skype. We're studying the Life of Christ, Part
One. This same lesson will be offered on Sunday, February 07
at 12:30 pm. St. Mary's Hall.
RCIA-CHILDREN will meet via Skype on Saturday, February 06
at 8:30 AM (Mass & Class). We're studying the Creed.
As Coach Lombardi describes what it takes to be number one, see
if you do not recognize a bit of St. Paul in his words: INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC? RCIA INQUIRY classes
"And in truth, I've never known a man worth his salt who in the long continue on Sunday, January 31 at 4:30 pm in St. Mary's Hall
run, deep down in his heart, didn't appreciate the grind, the dis- or via Skype depending upon our COVID protocols. Welcome
cipline. There is something in good men that really yearns for dis- packet available in our website at www.st-mm.com/rcia. If
cipline and the harsh reality of head to head combat. I don't say you want more information, please contact Ginger Herrington
these things because I believe in the 'brute' nature of men or that at gingerh@st-mm.com or call to the Parish Office.
men must be brutalized to be combative. I believe in God, and I
believe in human decency. But I firmly believe that any man's finest
hour - his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear - is that moment EXODUS 90 CONTINUES Please pray for the men in this trans-
when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies ex- formative program who commit to more intense prayer and
hausted on the field of battle - victorious." sacrifice, supporting each other in small groups (fraternities).
"Perfection is not attainable. But if we chase perfection, we can We will meet in St. Joseph's Hall after the 11AM Mass every
catch excellence." Sunday til Easter Sunday.
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SOCIAL SERVICES / WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
DISASTER FOOD DISTRIBUTION UPDATE (DFD). As of January 13, STMM First Re-
sponders have assisted 15,305 Families/70,099 Individuals at our Wednes-
day distributions. The Angel Team has also assisted 414 Homeless Individuals
with food boxes, blankets, tents, and toiletry bags. We are very grateful to
each one of our team members, and parish families, for their love, dedica-
tion, and donations for the poor and vulnerable in the community. If you’d
like to join the team, please email Chris Rubio, director, at crubio@st-mm.
com. We prepare on Monday mornings and distribute food on Wednes-
day’s. Team members are emailed program/schedule updates twice a
week.
GROCERY STORE PICK UP. Every week, several of our Magdalene House Team
Members pick up Bread and Meat from several of our local area grocery
stores. We are grateful to Kroger, HEB, Aldi, and Starbucks for their weekly
donations. Once received, these items are prepared for our Wednesday
Disaster Food Distributions. It is our hope to grow the Pick Up Team. If you
would like to learn more, please contact Lonnie Kimball, coordinator, at
“The secret of happiness is to live
lonniejkimball@gmail.com.
moment by moment and to thank God
for all that He, in His goodness, COVID-19. Numbers continue to rise and the City/County is not taking any
sends to us day after day.” more January registrations for the COVID-19 Vaccines. In news today, John-
St. Gianna Molla son and Johnson is in the producing a one time vaccine. Many of you may
have been notified by your physicians or insurance about your eligibility to
Volunteers are needed receive the vaccine. If so, it is strongly encouraged. Please continue your
COVID-19 Testing and PPE Up, and stay away from large crowds. For testing,
Please email Chris Rubio
Information, and Stats visit Ready Harris at www.readyharris.org/
at crubio@st-mm.com
or call 281-540-1907 RESOURCES FOR PARISHIONERS IN NEED. Catholic Charities of the Archdio-
cese of Galveston-Houston. For hours and other information, call the COVID
Assistance Line at 713-874-652.
Catholic Schools Week
January 31- February 6
It’s Catholic Schools Week! We’re grateful
for all of our wonderful teachers and stu-
dents who contribute so much to the life of
our parish.
The Presentation of the Lord
February 2, 2021
“We too are called to welcome Jesus who
comes to meet us. To encounter him: the
God of life is to be encountered every day of
our lives; not now and then, but every day. To
follow Jesus is not a decision taken once and
for all, it is a daily choice.” —Pope Francis,
Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, 2019.
The Presentation of Jesus in the temple shows him to be the firstborn Son who be-
longs to the Lord. With Simeon and Anna, all Israel awaits its encounter with the
Savior—the name given to this event in the Byzantine tradition. Jesus is recognized
as the long-expected Messiah, the “light of the nations” and the “glory of Israel,” but
also “a sign that is spoken against.” The sword of sorrow predicted for Mary announces
Christ’s perfect and unique oblation on the cross that will impart the salvation of God
has “prepared in the presence of all peoples” (CCC, no. 529).
Quote from Pope Francis, copyright © 2019, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Vatican City State. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Copyright © 2020, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved.
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WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
HAVE YOU SIGNED UP?
HELP US TO REACH OUR GOAL!
The Annual Steps for Students 5K Run/Walk to support
Catholic schools in our archdiocese will be virtual this
year. St. Mary Magdalene Catholic School will hold
this event on Saturday, February 20, 2021. You can run
your route that date or anytime between February 20
and March 6 in your neighborhood or any other location of
your choice. I plan to walk/run around the block here in our
church/school grounds. Your support and donation for this
event will assist us to continue to carry
out our parish mission through Catholic
education. Remember, you can regis-
ter online to participate and support my
team race using the QR Code on the
right and the link below. Thanks for your
generosity!
www.steps4students.org/Race/85757/Donate/SeufZ5dsVFHn7qmO
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WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
KNIGHT OF COLUMBUS 6878
IMPORTANT UPDATES
1. The Knights of Columbus will restart the HOLY HOUR
OF REPARATION on the 3rd Monday of each month at
7 PM in the chapel. The following dates apply for this
devotion: February 15, March 15, and April 19, 2021.
Come join us to pray for an end to the Covid virus, for
our parish, and personal needs. A period of silence will
follow the recitation of the rosary.
2. ANNUAL COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP dues are now owed
for current year Jan-Dec 2021. Please pay your invoice
(sent to you by mail) or you can pay on line at our
council website https://www.kofc6878.org/payments-1
VIVAT JESUS!
On Friday, Feb. 5 we will starting at 1 pm, and on Saturday, Feb. 6 all-day UNTIL 5 pm.
FEB
08
6:00 PM
Devotion to The Holy Souls
in Purgatory
The devotion will resume on February 8, 2021 at 6 PM in the chapel. The
devotion will be held every 2nd Monday of the month. The dates for the
first 5 months of the year 2021 are: February 8, March 8, April 12, May
10 & June 14.
Our parish has suffered many deaths due to the Covid-19 virus and
many other illnesses during these times. It is our Christian duty to
pray for these souls to obtain God's Mercy for them. The Stations of
the Cross For the Holy Souls takes 40 minutes followed by a period
of silence for private prayer. This Spiritual Work of Mercy was prac-
ticed by many saints and keeps us active in the Body of Christ (Commu-
nion of Saints). For more information, please contact Gilber Alfaro
at 281-808-0661
Page 10 | January 31, 2021WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
All young adults (ages 18-39)
are invited to join us!
Page 11 | January 31, 2021TIME & TALENT MINISTRIES
• MASS / LITURGY
ART & ENVIRONMENT
RED HAT SOCIETY ASSISTANCE COUNSELING SERVICES
Darlene Akerman (281) 852-9474
VACANT (Consejeria)
June Domengeaux (281) 852-2555
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 6878 REJOICE COUNSELING APOSTOLATE
ALTAR GUILD
David Herrera, (844) -295-3167
Shirley Jones (281) 852-0670
Grand Knight (713) 244-4297 HOSPITAL MINISTRY
ALTAR SERVERS
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS Deacon Ola Branche (713) 870- 4143
Vickie VanGordon (832) 496-9876
Brinder Fondal (281) 300-4145 HOMEBOUND MINISTRY
Elizabeth Banos (713) 884-5130
MOVIMIENTO FAMILIAR CRISTIANO Linda Enloe (281) 389-1820
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS
German Pereira (281) 703-2418 RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
OF HOLY COMMUNION
Gloria Pereira (713) 253-7848 Brenda Baez-Contreras (713) 277-5093
Freda Monk (713) 962-2865
BLOOD DRIVE
German Pereira (Esp.) (281) 703-2418
• FORMATION Rosa Herrera (281) 687-5823
INSTITUTED ACOLYTE
BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY
Ron Cecil (281) 590-7528
ADULT FORMATION, ADULT CONFIR- Madeline Graham (281) 446-8044
MINISTERS OF HOSPITALITY
MATION, INFANT BAPTISM, BECOMING NURSING HOME MINISTRY
Bert Guempel (832) 445-8729
CATHOLIC (RCIA) Humble Health Center, Oakmont & Park
Enrique Reyes (Esp.) (832) 851-7780
Ginger Herrington (281) 446-2933 Manor, Deerbrook Nursing Home
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Denise Ruffino (281) 300-8534
Mike Smith (281) 446-2933 ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE
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ELEMENTARY FORMATION (K-5) Darryl B. (713) 256-5529
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF WORD
Ginger Herrington (281) 446-2933 Wayne B. (281) 777-9217
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IMPACT Young Adult Ministry Florentino V. (832) 605-1881
Raquel Serrano (Esp.) (832) 790-0058
Cynthia Hernandez (713) 302-5119 Susan G. (281) 813-0575
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YOUTH MINISTRY (6-12) Lucia (Lucy) Martinez (915) 503-3533
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LEGION OF MARY Jesus Aguilar (713) 679-4623 Jan Crawford (281) 852-3508
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Page 12 | January 31, 2021MENSAJE DEL PÁRROCO
4o Domingo en Tiempo Ordinario, B, 31 de enero de 2021
Enseñar con autoridad
San Marcos era un experto narrador que usó pocas palabras para describir
grandes eventos. En el primer capítulo que escribó del Evangelio, San Marcos nos
presentó el ministerio de Jesús con su bautismo, el anuncio del arrepentimiento,
el reino de Dios, la llamada de los discípulos, su primera enseñanza y milagro. Lo
que Jesús enseñó al pueblo hizo una profunda impresión en ellos. Mientras los Es-
cribas se basaron en la autoridad a los demás para explicar, enseñar la Ley y las
Escrituras, Jesús enseñó por su propia autoridad y poder celestial. Era diferente y
refrescantemente convincente con su mensaje. Para el pueblo, no era tanto lo
que se decía en cuanto a quién lo dijo y la acción detrás de la palabra. La auto-
ridad de Jesús fluyó de su vida transparente. No sólo le dijo a la gente que amara, sino que lo prac-
ticó él mismo. Jesús nunca rechazó a nadie que viniera a él para la curación u otras necesidades.
No sólo predicaba sobre el perdón, él mismo lo practicaba mientras perdonó a sus perseguidores
en la cruz. Sus acciones dieron autoridad a sus enseñanzas. Por eso el demonio fue expulsado del
hombre que estaba poseído. La presencia de Jesús era una amenaza para el demonio porque
donde está el espíritu de Dios, el espíritu maligno se vuelve incómodo. Cuando llega la luz, la oscu-
ridad desaparece.
En la primera lectura, Moisés dijo al pueblo que Dios levantará otro profeta para ellos que los guiará
con autoridad como el lo hizo. Este profeta o líder les dará los mensajes de Dios y no su propio men-
saje. Josué fue ese gran líder de Israel después de Moisés, pero Jesús es el líder perfecto del pueblo
de Dios que reúne en el reino a personas de todas las razas. Jesús, no sólo predicó sobre el reino,
sino que vivió con los valores su reino en propia vida: el reino de la justicia, la paz y el amor.
¿Cuánta confianza ponemos en los que tienen autoridad hoy en día? ¿Están nuestros líderes llevan-
do a cabo la voluntad de Dios mismo? ¿O nos están diciendo algo y haciendo otras cosas? ¿Qué
tal en nuestras casas? Los padres enseñan a sus hijos a ser amables y amorosos, pero cuando los
niños observan que mamá y papá son desagradables el uno con el otro, podrían ser insensateces
en lugar de bondad. Cuando ir a la Iglesia a adorar a Dios es una carga para los padres, ¿cómo
van a decirles a sus hijos que es bueno servir al Señor?
Jesús no era como los escribas y fariseos. El hablaba con autoridad. No era hipócrita. No sólo dijo
la verdad, era La Verdad Encarnada. Jesús dio órdenes a los espíritus inmundos, y ellos le obe-
decieron. No fueron las palabras las que echaron al diablo, sino la persona que dijo esas palabras.
No nos llamó sólo para hacer algunas de las cosas que hizo, nos llamó a ser su presencia para
los demás. Estamos llamados a destruir el mal en nuestro mundo, pero no podemos hacer esto a
menos que estemos determinados a ser como Cristo. Hoy oramos para que seamos invertidos en
la autoridad de Cristo, una autoridad que brota no sólo de lo que decimos, sino de lo que somos
como seguidores de Cristo.
Semana Nacional de Escuelas Católicas: Este evento nacional destaca los valores y bendición de
nuestras escuelas católicas. Comienza hoy y terminará el 6 de febrero. Nuestros estudiantes que
puedan, asistirán a la misa de las 11:00AM en su uniforme escolar. Dos de ellos serán nuestros Lec-
tores para la Misa. Debido a la pandemia, la Casa Abierta será virtual este año así que echa un
vistazo a los folletos en el narthex y visita el sitio web de la escuela www.smmcs.org para obtener
más información. Acompáñenos mientras celebramos y nos centramos en el valor que la edu-
cación católica proporciona a nuestros hijos y su impacto en nuestra iglesia, comunidad y nuestra
nación. Agradecemos a los feligreses que apoyan a nuestra Escuela Católica por creer en la edu-
cación de los jóvenes.
¡Que tengas una semana muy bendecida!
Fr. Felix I. Osasona, MSP ,
Pastor
Page 13 | January 31, 2021ANUNCIOS DE LA SEMANA
COLECTAS
Ofrendas
01/24/21 Ofrenda $ 9,767.65
01/24/21 Online Giving $10,379.03
TOTAL $20,146.68
Segunda Colecta
01/24/21 $ 3,156.29
LATIN AMERICA
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FORMACIÓN/CCE Y MINISTERIO DE JOVENES
Campaña Capital
El próximo fin de semana, la 2a. HIGH SCHOOL CCE. Nuestro programa de CCE "Proclamar" de la escuela se-
cundaria continúa el próximo domingo 31 de enero de 3:00 a 4:30pm en el Fami-
colecta es para la Campaña ly Life Center. Todos los participantes "proclamar" deben usar una máscara/cara
Capital. Su generoso donati- cubriendo en todo momento durante la clase. A los estudiantes que no han es-
vo ayudará a financiar la futu- tado asistiendo a clases regularmente se les asignará un trabajo adicional basa-
ra expansión de la iglesia y otros do en el hogar para sus ausencias, o repetir el año de CCE el próximo otoño. ¡La
proyectos parroquiales. Si no tiene 8a sesión "Proclamar" está programada para el domingo 28 de febrero!
un sobre, indique CAPITAL en su REGISTRO DE CCE PARA 2021. CCE / registración sacramental para el año cate-
cheque. quético 2020 - 2021 está ahora CERRADO. A medida que hagamos planes para
el año catequético 2021 - 2022, abriremos las inscripciones de CCE el sábado 17
Gracias por su generosidad! de abril de 2:00 a 5:00 pm en la FLC. ¡Los padres pueden inscribirse tanto en las
clases de CCE como en la preparación sacramental para el próximo año esco-
lar! Habrá dos eventos de inscripción adicionales el sábado 15 de mayo y el 5 de
junio. ¡Le haremos saber qué programas de CCE se ofrecerán más adelante en
FONDO DE SERVICIOS DIOCESANOS
la primavera! Tenga en cuenta que el pago de la matrícula de CCE se espera
en el momento de la inscripción, a menos que se hayan hecho otros arreglos
con el P. Felix por adelantado y hayan sido aprobados por el P. Felix. Puede en-
Reporte a la fecha viarlo por correo electrónico para explicarle su situación y solicitar ayuda.
de 01/04/2020 PREPARACIÓN SACRAMENTAL PRIMAVERA 2021. Celebraremos las segundas
clases de preparación para el sacramento de reconciliación "En persona" el
2020 Meta $165,000.00 próximo lunes 1 de febrero de 6:00pm - 7:30pm; los estudiantes deben quedarse
en el St. Paul Center, mientras que los padres asisten a la sesión de padres en
Comprometido $109,746.00 la Iglesia (inglés) o McGivney Hall (español). ¡El estudiantes y uno de sus padre
deben asistir a cada sesión! Las familias que se preparan "En casa" deben con-
Pagado $106,320.00 tinuar con el Capítulo 4 en el libro sacramental; no es necesario que vengas a
clases en el campus, pero los padres son bienvenidos a asistir a las sesiones de
Participantes 301 padres según el idioma de su preferencia. Ya es tarde para entregar las copias
del certificado de bautismo de su hijo. Por favor, enviela inmediatamente por
correo electrónico a msmith@st-mm.com! También, puede pasar por la Oficina
Parroquial durante el horario regular para dejar los certificados y comprar el libro
sacramental por $25 en efectivo, cheque o tarjetas.
CONFIRMACIÓN 2022. Si usted es el padre de un estudiante actual de 9, 10 o
11o grado de bachillerato que actualmente no está participando en la clase
de Confirmación 2021 y se perdió la reunión obligatoria de Orientación de Con-
firmación 2022 el viernes pasado, 22 de enero... tendremos una Orientación el
viernes 16 de abril a las 7:00 pm en la Iglesia. Este evento es de vital importancia
"JORNADA MUNDIAL DE LA VIDA CONSAGRADA" (y NO opcional) y está destinado a los padres, ¡los estudiantes de secundaria
Domingo 2 de febrero. también son bienvenidos a asistir! Revisaremos los calendarios y pautas de con-
¡Por favor, ora por todos los que han asumido firmación para la clase del próximo año, y responderemos a sus preguntas sobre
compromisos en la vida consagrada, el programa. No hay una opción virtual para esta reunión.
y agradéceles en su día especial!
¿NECESITA MAS INFORMACION EN ESPAÑOL?
Favor contactar a Josefina Martinez, Formation Secretary (Bilingue)
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