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The Lord is Risen! He is Risen indeed! For the last several weeks we have been traveling the path of penance and self-denial. Ash Wednesday

seems like it was just yesterday. Many of us chose to forego some of our favorite snacks, foods, and drinks over the course of that time. Many decided to spend a little extra time in prayer or reading scripture. A good number elected to add daily Mass attendance to our routine. Quite a few of us made the special effort to go to the special 6:30 a.m. daily Lenten Mass. The purpose of all of these penitential practices was to clear the way for God’s grace to operate in our lives and to prepare our hearts for Easter joy! Now, our Lenten journey is behind us and our sacrifice and self-denial has given way to the joy of Easter!

There’s no doubt that our Lenten acts do us good. Throughout the year, it is so easy to become overindulgent. In fact, I don’t know of anyone who is devoid of some kind of indulgent behavior. The realization on our part that we each have some weaknesses that need work is what makes Lent an attractive season. We might not all be successful at accomplishing our Lenten goals, but we still make the effort knowing that our Lenten sacrifices are good for our rebellious souls. If anything, they enable us to be a little less self-absorbed and a little more attentive to God’s movement within. That is a good thing, because it focuses us on our ultimate desire, which is to be in communion with God.

Our Lenten observances form and shape us to be more responsive to God. Our little sacrifices, our prayers, our acts of charity, and our meditations make our souls more agile and receptive to the promptings of the Holy Spirit. In the end, those spiritual exercises renew us in our relationship with God and fill us with joy as we realize what Jesus has done for us.

Jesus’ self-offering on the cross was not fruitless. He gave up his life for us out of love. His act of fidelity broke the chain of our human infidelity. By dying on the cross, he conquered death, which was a result of our human disobedience and infidelity. Then he rose to new life, opening for us the gates to eternal life. His suffering and death gave way to joy.

That is what we celebrate today. We celebrate life and joy. Jesus rose to life and by virtue of our baptism, we participate in new life in Christ. The life we have received from him changes everything! Death may come to us all, but death does not have the final word. Life is the final statement.

Christ’s victory over death is not something that we experience only when we die. The grace that flows forth from his cross and resurrection is something we experience here and now. When we embrace the life of a true follower of Christ, we experience the inner revival of our souls. Every experience of victory over personal weakness, every resistance against temptation and sin, and every instance of choice to attend church is accomplished through the power of Christ’s resurrection living within us. The same can be said for those times when we are diligent with regard to our personal responsibilities, when we listen to the voice of reason that leads us to compassion rather than judgment, or when we lift up our hearts in prayer for another.

If we were reasonably successful in keeping our Lenten fasts, observing our penances, sticking to our plan to read scripture or do something extra as a sacrifice for Christ, then we experienced the victory that is ours in Christ. The key for us now, is to continue some of those same practices throughout the year. This would give evidence that Christ truly lives within us and that the power of his resurrection is at work in us.

As we continue to celebrate the resurrection of Christ throughout the Easter Season, let’s make every effort to keep him alive in our hearts and pray that he will help us to persevere in his love. On behalf of the priests, deacons, and staff of St. Pius X Parish, I want to wish each and every one of you a very blessed and happy Easter! May God pour out his love upon you and your families!

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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 Fridays2

PastorFr. Paul Hesse

Parochial VicarFr. John Chavarria

Permanent DeaconsSalvador (Sal) Alvarado

Manuel MarroquinMark Arnold

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 MinistryBrandon Lutz / 452-4513

Medication Assistance Program (MAP)

Dolores Saenz / 906-2529

School PrincipalBryan Krnavek

School Secretary/BookkeeperCarla Gaona

MaintenanceErnie Peña, Jose Vasquez

HousekeepingYolanda Ruiz, Virginia Medrano

Bulletin/Website EditorLisa Catchings

Office phone: (361) 993-4053Office fax: (361)992-0352

Office email: parishoffice@stpiusxcc.org5620 Gollihar Road

Corpus Christi, TX 78412

parish websitewww.spxcc.org

† May They Rest in PeacePlease pray for the repose of the soul

parishioner, Vernon Smith, who was buried from the parish last week and for the soul of Patrick Green, son of former parishioners David & Kathryn Green.

Parish Offices ClosedThe parish office will be closed Monday,

April 6th. We will reopen on Tuesday, April 7th, at 9:00am.

Acts of Charity MeetingThere will be a very important planning

meeting of the Acts of Charity Committee this Tuesday, April 7th, at 6:30 p.m. in CC#1. We will be discussing our upcoming project of cooking/serving dinner at the Ronald McDonald House. Anyone interested in the works of the Acts of Charity is invited to attend.

Healing Mass This FridayOur parish will celebrate the Sacrament

of Anointing of the Sick at Mass this coming Friday, April 3rd, at 5:30 p.m. All who are infirm, preparing for surgery, or advanced in years are particularly encouraged to join us for the Sacrament of Healing.

Hungering for Celebration!We prayed, fasted

and gave alms, and now we celebrate! Our Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowls ends in our

own hearts, where Jesus resigns forever. Let us rejoice in our risen Lord, and in the lives we’ve changed this Lent in Tanzania, Nicaragua, Niger, Lebanon, the Democratic Republic of Congo and all over the world! Don’t forget to turn in your CRS Rice Bowl in the locked donation box in the vestibule of the church.

Dinner & a Movie Night!This coming Saturday, April 11, is dinner

and move night once again. The $10 ticket entitles you to the showing of “Notorious” with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman and a full meal. Tickets for a raffle and door prizes are available that evening. Doors open at 6:30pm; there is limited space available. Call Mary Saylor at 994-5204 for more information.

Comings and GoingsThe Week at a GlanceSunday, April 5th - EASTER11:00AM – Children’s Easter Egg HuntMonday, April 6th OFFICE CLOSED8:00AM–ALL DAY RUMMAGE SALE SET UP– PH5:00-7:30PM – Confirmation class – YC & CC#17:00PM – Scouts - CafeteriaTuesday, April 7th 7:30AM-ALL DAY RUMMAGE SALE SET UP - PH6:00-8:00AM – Men’s Journey – CC#1&210:00AM-12:00PM – Journey – CC#212:00-3:00PM – MAP – CC#13:30PM – PTO meeting - PHWednesday, April 8th 7:30AM -ALL DAY RUMMAGE SALE SET UP - PH7:00AM- Joyful Pillars – CC#29:00AM-12:00PM – MAP- CC#1 Office9:30AM – Schola – C/R3:30PM – Children’s Choir – C/R4:30PM – Youth Choir – C/R5:30-8:00PM – CCD - CC#1&2 & CafeteriaThursday, April 9th 7:30AM- ALL DAY RUMMAGE SALE SET UP - PH7:30-2:00PM - School Spring Picture taking - YC1:30PM – Eucharistic Ministers’ meeting - CH1:30PM – Bridge – CC#1&2 6:00-7:00PM – Scripture Class – CC#26:00-7:00PM – Wolf Scouts - Cafeteria6:00PM – Bell Choir – C/R7:00PM – Adoration - CH7:30PM – Adult Choir – C/RFriday, April 10th 7:30AM- ALL DAY RUMMAGE SALE SET UP - PH9:00-11:00AM – Women of Faith – YC6:15PM – Wedding Rehearsal – CH8:00PM – Chopin Concert - CHSaturday, April 11th 8:00AM – SCHOOL’S RUMMAGE SALE - PH2:00PM – Wedding – CH6:30PM– Women’s Circle Movie/Dinner Night - YCSunday, April 12th 3:30PM – RCIA – YC12:00-3:00PM – Divine Mercy gathering – PH1:30PM – Baptism class – CC#1

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Divine Mercy Sunday & Novena of ChapletsDivine Mercy Sunday is April 12th. Please come

celebrate with us at 3:00pm. Jesus revealed in various revelations to St. Faustina that it was His desire that we celebrate this special feast day and we make the chaplet part of our everyday prayers. Blessed John Paul II initiated the Divine Mercy Sunday and granted a plenary indulgent to those that participate. The Novena of chaplets will begin on Good Friday, April 3rd. We will say the Novena and the Chaplet each day in the church. The following is the schedule of times: Friday, April 3rd after 8:15am prayers; Saturday, April 4th after 8:15am prayers; Sunday, April 5th after 8:00am Mass; M-F, April 6th – 10th after 8:15am Mass and Saturday, April 11th at 8:15am.

With Gratitude to the Irish Festival Committee!We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the St. Patrick’s Day

Irish Festival Committee for their hard work and hours of effort in making our 20th Irish Festival a huge success for the parish. Special thanks to Maxine Sommers for “leading the charge” in assembling the committee and keeping everything on track. It was the most successful Irish Festival ever! Thanks also go to everyone who made special contributions to the effort to raise money for the new nativity figures. We are well on our way to a new set! Final results from the festival will be posted in the bulletin soon, as well as a list of donors.

Men’s Club RetreatAs we celebrated Easter this weekend, we welcomed new members

into the faith. Those who were confirmed made a deeper promise. What does that Confirmation “Yes” mean? Do you remember your commitment at Confirmation?

The “Confirmed” received a gift spoken by the Bishop, “Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit”. When the disciples received the gift of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, Peter asked, “Brothers, what shall we do?”

The St. Pius X Men’s Club will be sponsoring a one-day retreat for men - 16 years and older, who have been confirmed, to investigate and understand the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. Through out the day there will be personal testimony and study sessions to evaluate and recognize the gifts, and then explore opportunities to utilize the gifts and fulfill the confirmation promise.

As always, there is no cost. The retreat is Saturday April 25th, from 8:00 am-3:00 pm in the Youth Building. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. After the retreat there will be a Mass at 3:00 pm and followed by a fellowship social from 3:30-4:30pm. Sign up sheets are located at the exit doors to the church. For more information or to sign up, please contact Steve Tagliabue at 361-994-9541 or email at tagbro1@stx.rr.com.

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EdgeWednesday, April 8 - Social NightWednesday, April 15 - No EdgeApril 18 - 19 - “Into The Mystery” Edge Middle School Retreat We are excited to announce that this year’s Edge Middle

School Retreat will be April 18-19. We invite all middle school youth to join us at Camp Zephyr as we dive into the mystery of God and discuss how, although God is far beyond our comprehension, He can still be known. Registration is still open and you can pick up registration forms at the Youth Building. The cost is $65 and that price includes food, lodging, and a t-shirt. Forms will also be available to the Youth to take home Wednesday during Edge. Forms are also available online at our website www.stpiusxym.com. Deadline to get a free t-shirt is April 6. Final deadline for registration is April 10.

Life Teen

Sunday, April 5 - No Life Teen. Have a great Easter Sunday!Sunday, April 12 - XLT! : XLT is a night of exaltation and

adoration where we come together to praise our Lord and be in His presence in the Blessed Sacrament.

LECTORS

2ND SUNDAY OF EASTER/SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCYAPR 11 SAT 5:30 P.M. Amy NyeAPR 11 SAT 5:30 P.M. Ron OsmanAPR 12 SUN 8:00 A.M. Joan HenningsAPR 12 SUN 8:00 A.M. Dennis DiersingAPR 12 SUN 10:00 A.M. Jennifer KrnavekAPR 12 SUN 10:00 A.M. Kathy ClarkAPR 12 SUN 12:00 NOON SchoolAPR 12 SUN 12:00 NOON SchoolAPR 12 SUN 5:30 P.M. Allyson KroegerAPR 12 SUN 5:30 P.M. Frank Pompa

St. Pius X School’s Annual

April 11, 20157am-12 noon

Spring is in the air and thus Spring Cleaning time is here! Clear out your attic, clean up your garage, tidy those closets and cabinets and donate your unwanted items to the St. Pius X Catholic School Rummage Sale!

Donations will be accepted April 6th – April 10th from 8am-4pm in the Parish Hall We need donations of: household items, toys, children’s items, antiques, sporting equipment, furniture, clothes, electronics, etc.

LET’S MAKE THIS A HOLE IN ONE!The SPX Catholic School Golf Classic

is THURSDAY, APRIL 16th. If you are interested in playing, making a donation, or sponsoring a hole, please contact the school office at 361-992-1343. The deadline to turn in raffle tickets is WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15th. You could be the winner of some great prizes! Winners will be contacted by phone.

The Sacrament of ConfirmationBishop Michael Mulvey will confer the

Sacrament of Confirmation on twenty-two of our parish teens on Friday, April 17th at 6:30 pm at the Corpus Christi Cathedral. These teens have been preparing themselves spiritually and catechetically for this great gift of Confirmation, one of

the three initiation Sacraments. As they approach this date please continue to keep them in your thoughts and prayer. This is their step into the adulthood of their faith. The following will receive this Gift:

Franceska Alvarado Luke Bean Victor Casares Anthony Esqueda Katie Fischer Charles Garza Paris Hanna Marlena Herrera Michael Landers Jordan Lara Mia Lovoi Mary Grace May Mariah Miller Nicole Morales Krystal Pulido Joshua Ramirez Elissa Rodriguez Marcos Ruiz Lynette Soliz Christian Toren Helena Van Maren Dalton Zawicky

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONSchool NewsBy Principal Bryan Krnavek

Preparation for First CommunionParents whose children are preparing for First Holy

Communion are reminded that they are to be working with their children in knowing the prayers and material that is necessary for the reception of Holy Communion. These children will be interviewed beginning in April. Parents received a booklet at the beginning of the year with all required material.

First Communion Retreat—April 18th All children in Sacramental Prep II and their

parents are required to attend this retreat! If the children and their parent do not attend, these children will not make their First Communion on May 3rd.

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. 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 8th. Although it was a short week, we managed to accomplish several things during those 3 ½ days. We had a Student Council meeting, Last Supper celebration, a Seder Meal, basketball games after school and a March Manner of the Month lunch with the Principal.

All of our classes took part in Last Supper celebrations this past week; however, our 6th graders participated in a traditional Seder meal (celebration of the Jewish Passover) that was prepared and served by our parents. It took place in the Parish Hall and featured food such as lamb (represents how the Jewish people were saved by the blood of the lamb), charoset (represents the mortar the Jewish people used in slavery to build things), celery/parsley (bitter herbs to remind the Jewish people of the bitterness of slavery), and matzo crackers (to escape from the Egyptians, the Jews had no time to leaven bread. So they ate unleavened bread or matzo). It was a beautiful ceremony that was made even more special thanks to parishioner and school volunteer, Ruth Baltz. 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 being a part of this ceremony!

Our Golf Tournament is rapidly approaching – less than two weeks away! This year’s tournament will be held at the Corpus Christi Country Club next Thursday, April 16th, with a shotgun start at 1:00 p.m. Teams are forming and sponsors are lending us a hand with their support. However, we need more players. Our goal is 100 players! We are only ½ way there. Last year, we had 120+ players participate, so I know we can reach our goal of 100. We will have nice prizes for the winners, as well as silent auction items for our golfers to bid on after they finish their play. We are blessed to have such great support from all who are purchasing raffle tickets and making extra donations. The winners of the raffle will be announced on Wednesday, the day before the tournament, and hopefully, it will be one of our own parishioners. If you know anyone who might want to play on a team, please let us know. The number at the school is 992-1343. We would love to sign them up.

Happy Easter and God Bless!

From the Parish Mailbox…Thanks! I would like to thank all the parishioners that sent

me cards and prayers for my recovery of cancer. This means so much to Douglas and me to have received all the prayers and kind words and thoughtfulness. I still have a long fight ahead, but I know I am not alone in this fight. Thanks again. Sharron and Doug Odle

Easter Flower Donations

Mr. & Mrs. David Baldeschwiler Jackie & Phyllis Benesh Kathleen Crane Ronald DeWitt Mr. & Mrs. Sam Ferris Patricia Forrest Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Gilpin Elia Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Horne Mr. & Mrs. John Huffman Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Hyde Mr. & Mrs. Leland Johnson Virginia Medrano Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Morgan, Jr. Erik Pearson Sunny Pearson Patricia Rimar Maria A. Salinas Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sandoval Mr. & Mrs. Florentino Sheldon, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Uthoff Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vrana

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Easter Flower Offerings

By In Memory / Honor of

Goldie Acuna Oscar L. AcunaSally Aguilar Juan C. Aguilar, Josefa Aguilar, Juan Y. Aguilar, Jr., Catalina Aguilar, Delia AguilarNorma Alaniz John M. Alaniz, Santiago Hernandez, Rebeca HernandezMr. & Mrs. Anthony Arnolds Deceased Arnolds & Villarreal familiesStacy Avist Rachel Clark, Agnes & Charlie Wilson, Sarah & Oliver AvistAnonymous Belia Ramos, Manuel Ramos, Jr., Josephina Bedolla, Teodolo Bedolla, Victoria LopezAnonymous Mrs. Matsu Fujimoto, Mr. & Mrs. Edward RaleighPatricia Baird Dale W. Baird, Alfred Hayer, Minney HayerDewey Balli Bruce A. Balli, Pete A. Balli, Elena Rendon familyBarra-Hoy Family Paulita BarreraMr. & Mrs. Murray Bass Virgie & Ted Scibienski, Stephen ScibienskiMr. & Mrs. Bob Batterson Janie Batterson, Ken GannonFelipe G. Benavidez Mary M. Benavidez, Santos C. Benavidez, Felipe G. Benavidez, Sr.Judy Bowman Gary BowmanJohn & Lucy Boyd Max & Dora Almendarez, John & Helen Boyd Mr. & Mrs. David Brown Ray Richter, Regina Richter, Doyle and Joan BrownMr. & Mrs. Robert Buchanan Deceased members of Krause, Gollihar, Buchanan & Collins familiesJim & Carolyn Buehrig Lester & Lucille Cunningham, Dorothy KrauseKenneth & Lynda Butler Johnny & Tommy Butler, Willie Mae & Mario LoredoStella Campos Alvino Campos, Alvino & Guadalupe Campos, Nash & Paula Moreno, Connie Moreno, Mary Helen VidauriDr. & Mrs. Richard Carlson JoAnn Carlson, O. Sherman Carlson, Howard Miller, Boris Stojic, Skip HicksLisa & Dewayne Catchings John A. Janosek, Christopher Janosek, Jim & Vera CatchingsMr. & Mrs. Carl J. Chatelain Deceased members of Chatelain and Carrie familiesChildren & Grandchildren Celia CruseMr. & Mrs. Gary Clark Betty Hooker, Maggie JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Robert Cotter Higgins, Cotter, Dubeau, Danielewicz, Ivers & Walsh familiesMary Cowger Peter, Joyce & MaryLucy Cuevas Tomas & Guadalupe Cuevas, deceased family membersAllen & Janet Daehne Daehne & Wesson familiesAndrea Dahlstrom John & Margaret HoffmanDougles DeSive Ron DeSiveCharles G. Deason Mary Rose S. Hedberg, Charles G. Deason III, Mr. & Mrs. Everett RogersPamela & Joseph Delgado Joe Delgado, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. James Dellinger Lewis Dellinger, Jimmie DellingerMr. & Mrs. Albert Diemert Diemert & Ulseth familiesJames & Anita Dubose Brigido Flores, Seth Dubose, Alberta DuboseMr. & Mrs. Edwin R. Dulin Robert & Emma Bellew, Emma Dulin, Nell & Ed DulinBarbara & Leroy Dunk Jessie Mae Rittgers WrightMary Fodor Dee Samperi, David Case, Jack Fodor, Elsie SamperiMr. & Mrs. Greg Gallagher Charles & Amy GallagherMary Ganley Larry Ganley, parents, family & friendsMr. & Mrs. Alfredo Garcia Jude & Victoria Quintanilla, Robert Taylor, Sr., Olivia Mendez, Ray BarnesCandy Garcia Yvette KlodniskiAngie Gerdes Kenneth, David & Debra GerdesAlex & Graciela Gonzales Gonzales & Gonzalez familiesNilza Gonzalez Deceased family members

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Easter Flower Offerings

By In Memory / Honor of

Berta T. Guerrero Rafael A. Guerrero, Guerrero & Trevino familiesMr. & Mrs. Robert Gough Deceased members of Gough & Slaughter familiesMr. & Mrs. Thomas Groner Cech, Trefflich & Groner familesChuck Gross Gross & Krejci familiesMr. & Mrs. Jose Guzman A.G. Garza, Vidala Garza, Joe L. Guzman, Maria Guzman, Our Lord JesusIrene Haeber Ralph “Butch” HaeberMr. & Mrs. John Hand Hand & Kaler familiesBernadette Hardcastle Marjorie RollinsErin Hazlewood Roger & Catherine Heitzmann, Norman & Melvia Hazlewood, Sheila Heitzmann Floyd, Brian FloydAgnes Heiman Ray & Lola RoseMr. & Mrs. Alfred Hesse Deceased members of Hesse, Matula & Gajdos familiesDel & Hedy Hooper Hofmann & Word familiesKathleen & Pat Horne Maxwell Horne, Mary & John Kelly, James Kelly, Kathleen E. Horne, Charles J. HorneElvira Hoyle David R. HoyleDenise Hyde Ken & Carolyn Landry, James HydeJohn & Debra Janosek Christopher & John Janosek, Wayne, Gwen & Paul IrvinPatricia Janosek John Janosek, Christopher Janosek, Gertie & Jim Seward, Andy Hughes, Shirley & Janosek familiesDiana Johnson Malek family, George JohnsonElizabeth Johnson Ted, Bessie & Karl Grumbach, Bendettie and Grumbach familiesJ.R. & Mary Jones Nadine ShanerJim & Theresa Kinney Deceased Kinney & Matula familyMr. & Mrs. Frank Kolda Deceased members of Kolda & Scecina familiesGeorge Koomos Fred & Pat ReddickDr. & Mrs. John Kovaric Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kovaric, Vernon SmithBryan & Jennifer Krnavek Krnavek & Woods familiesTheresie Krnavek Emil & Annie Krnavek, Catherine Garofolo, Anna Mae MosesJeanne LaFeber Grace Ann Kirkpatrick Ramiro, Dr. M.P. Ramiro, Jack LaFeber, Rev. Frank Connor, Bill & Billie MarshallElva Laurel Dionicio Laurel, Marco & Lucinda Laurel, Gregorio & Elvira ZamoraMr. & Mrs. John Lennan John & Patricia HudsonMr. & Mrs. James Linthacum Mr. & Mrs. Pete Canales, James W. LinthacumBarbara Little Rosemary & Bob LittleLorenzo Lopez Daniel & Dolores SerratoRichard & Catherine Lutz Carol Lutz & David FalconRuth Lynch Francis L. Lynch, deceased members of Lynch and Morrison families, Betty Tammany, Anthony SantagardaMr. & Mrs. Roel Martinez C.W. & Mary H. Smith, Francisca Z. Humada, Juan & Elodia Martinez, Danny Humada, Alfredo Z. Humada, Nicolas FloresDorothy Mathews Mathews familyJanis Mayer Mayer & Malick families, Cliff D. Hohmann, Jason Maloney, James & Irene MeaneyJim McKibben Jim McHughMr. & Mrs. Eugene McGuinness Eugene J. McGuinness, Pauline Sterner SnyderVictor Medina, Jr. Carolina C. MedinaJerry Mokry Johnnye Lee MokryMr. & Mrs. Gerry Morrow Mr. & Mrs. E.G. Morrow, Joseph ZelumRandy & Lynnell Murphy Jerry Alvarez

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Easter Flower Offerings

By In Memory / Honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Nicol Paula Rodriguez, Ray Newl, Sr.Anna Fay Olenick Sylvester & Pauline OlenickMr. & Mrs. James Osborne Raymond Runte, Oneta Runte, William Osborne, Mary Joe Osborne, Kathleen BurnsMr. & Mrs. Ronald Osman Mr. & Mrs. William Osman, Robert Andrulonis, Edna AndrulonisMargaret Pacheco Michael Pacheco, Jr., Owen Gerald & Louise Dunne, Charles Noack, Michael & Lucille Pacheco, Bob & Maureen Noack, Bob & Lil CarewSara S. Perez Rufino Garcia & AnaGeorge T. & Estela T. Phillips Phillips, Torres, Garcia & Trevino familiesMr. & Mrs. James Presley T.M. Presley, Gertrude PresleyElena Ramirez Guerrero, Hinojosa, Rivera, & Granados familiesIrma Ramirez Reynaldo Ramirez, Sr.Cdr. & Mrs. John Rank John Austin Rank, Joseph Anthony RankEloise Rigler Raymond F. RiglerMr. & Mrs. Epitacio Rivera Mr. & Mrs. Jose De la Garza, Mr. & Mrs. E. B. Rivera Jose & Theresa Ruiz Paulino S. Ruiz, Jr.Earl Runte Elizabeth RunteMr. & Mrs. Billy Ruzicka Vic & Dot Carter, Joe & Bernice Ruzicka, Don LeiserDolores Saenz Saenz & Guerra familiesMr. & Mrs. Fred Salazar Felipe & Louis Salazar, Joe Salazar, Raul J. Esparza, Raul Esparza, Jr., Michael J. EsparzaArt & Mary Salinas Alejandro & Gumecinda Salinas, Bob & Joyce Shirley, Willie Mae ShirleyMartha Salinas Ruiz & Salinas familiesHelen Sandoval Maria Joslin CurielMary & Andrew Scott Dorothy & Albin Janosek, Bonnie & Graham ScottJosh & Jennifer Smith The Sacrament of MarriageMaxine Sommers Colonel N.I. SommersJim & Patricia Stegall James Stegall, Sr., Joe & Kathryn CraigBonnie Szepessy Michael SzepessyMr. & Mrs. Stephen Tagliabue Mr. & Mrs. Emil F. Tagliabue, Jr., Michele M. Tagliabue, Mr. & Mrs. Emil F. Tagliabue, Sr. family, Charles & Vera Carter family, Raymond J. Wanek & familyWilliam & Dianne Tate William H. Tate, Sr., Joseph A. Roach, Josephine RoachTerry A. Thomas Brock Thomas, Albert AyarzagoitiaMr. & Mrs. Greg Tijerina Deceased members of Tijerina and Corona familiesFrances Thompson Robert Thompson, Paulina Cabello, Luisa SaucedaMr. & Mrs. Mary Tyler Hugh TylerJoan Vedder William Dervin, Anna Dervin, Barbara TorresJoe & Janie Vela Pedro Barrera, Rita BarreraMr. & Mrs. Urban Villagran Alice G. Sosa, Mary G. Sosa, Urbano Villagran, Sr.Joe & Velma Villarreal Maria Elizondo Borjas, Frances Cavazos LoaMr. & Mrs. Johnny Villarreal Heriberto & Adela Villarreal, Edward Mandujano, Richard Martinez, Jr., Penny Adamson, Martha RomeroPeter and Joanne Volpe, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Conti, Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Volpe, Jr.Anna Vrazel Deceased members of Achee & Vrazel familiesTim & Joan Wanek Raymond J. WanekJanet & Steven Webb Edmond & Bobbe FordDavid & Annette Wik Dorothy & Ingvald Wik, Anton Dornak, Jim CreekmoreMr. & Mrs. Larry Wolnik Maryann WolnikHector & Silvia Yanez All Souls

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Mass Intentions

Saturday, April 4th8:15AM MORNING PRAYER7:30PM FOR THE CATECHUMENSSunday, April 5th – EASTER SUNDAY 8:00AM For the Parishioners10:00AM †John G. Scecina, Jr. by Frank & Martha Kolda12:00PM †Alvino Campos by Stella Campos †Susie G. Arsuaga by Arsuaga Family 5:30PM †Anna Louise Dunne’s Annv. by Penny Pacheco 7:30PM Peter Loi by familyMonday, April 6th8:15AM †Ronald Vrazel by Anna VrazelTuesday, April 7th8:15AM †Deceased Didear Family MembersWednesday, April 8th8:15AM †Vinette Kolda by Frank & Martha Kolda5:30PM †Don Leiser by Earl & Mary Saylor † Rumalda San Miguel by Irene GarciaThursday, April 9th8:15AM †Larry Ganley by ElaineFriday, April 10th8:15AM †Dale Baird’s Anniversary by Pat Baird5:30 PM †Irma Nichols & Grace Gonzalez by Eligio & Martha SaenzSaturday, April 11th5:30PM †Amparo Rodriguez by Bonifacio Rodriguez & familySunday, April 12th8:00AM †Josephine Russell’s Anniversary by DeAnna Havel 10:00AM †Bruce Bayerlein & Dale & Iluminada Gunnar by Bayerlein family †Gordon Craig’s Anniversary by family12:00PM For the Parishioners 5:30PM †Abraham C. Treviño’s Anniversary by Treviño family7:30PM Gioan Baotixita & Jacinta Yan by family

Financial Report for Sunday 3/29/2015

Operating Revenue:Sunday Collection ............. $20,106.64Sunday Online .....................$2,405.00Easter Flowers .......................$763.00Other Donations .......................$60.00Total Operating Revenue ..$23,334.64

Other Contributions:Acts of Charity ..........................$75.00CRS ..........................................$10.00Rice Bowls .............................$896.40Good Friday .............................$25.00Total Other Contributions .... $1,006.40

Total Contributions ............$24,341.04

Loan balance on Youth Bldg as of March 23, 2015 ...$83,273.47

Please Pray for our Sick & Shut-Ins:Marcie Aguilar, Alicia & Luis Alvarado, Henry Aragon, Luisa

Arevalo, Sugar Arras, Ann Bednorz, James Buehrig, John Braunstein, Stella & Michael Campos, Mary Lee Cantwell, Sabrina Cisneros, Olivia Cordova, Shirley Currie, Andrea Dahlstrom, Patrick Delgado, Mark DeGaish, Pat & Sandy DeGregorio, Florinda DeLaGarza, Minga DeLosSantos, Didra DeLosSantos, Samantha Didear Deste, Pud’n Dellinger, Annie Dornak, Liz Elovitz, Natalie & Elaine Elwood, Elijah Ethridge, Bobby Floyd, Jay Francis, Esperanza Garcia, Richard Garcia, Antonio Garza, Dora Garza, Terry Garza, Sally Gilbreath, Elida Gonzalez, Maria Griffin, Charlotte & Tommy Groner, Jared Groner, Marie Habeeb, Rose Marie Hand, James Hartman, Betty Hill, Chris Holland, Josh Holland, Graham Hughes, Ben Janosek, Elizabeth Johnson, Betty Kollaja, Dora Lambert, Elva Laurel, Arlene Leep, Richard Lewandowski, Dorothy Mathews, Michael McCloskey, Virginia Medrano, John Morgan, Sharron Odle, Patricia Paris, Mary Lou Penne, Corbett Pool, Sr., Robert M. Pope, Dolores Puckett, Raymond Richter, Bonifacio Rodriguez, John & Irene Rosales, Rebecca Rosales, Marguerite Ross, Paul Rossi, Albert Rubio, David Russell, Billy Ruzicka, Americo Salazar, Luis Salazar, Tim Salch, Amber Saylor, Josephine Sheldon, Tina Shepherd, Msgr. Richard Shirley, Willie Mae Shirley, Helen Shropshire, Judy Slaughter, Adrian Sosa, Renato Sovran, Eian Stamp, Mary Ann Starkey, Mamie Stoner, Kathy Sweeney, Lydia Tey, Diane Thompson, Norbert & Rosalind Thonnard, Brandee Torres, Sara Trevino, Luke Valdez, Idolina Vela, Luz Villarreal, Liz Vrana, Melva Walet, Paul & Carole Zanetti, Sarah Zuniga and all those who asked for and need our prayers.

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