Zoila Ibarra, Parish Secretary

Phone: (903) 882-4079 Email: secretary@holyfamilylindale.org

ADORATION AND SACRAMENTS Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Friday 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Confession: Thursday 6:00-7:00 p.m., Friday follow-ing noon Mass, Saturday 3:00 - 4:45 p.m. or by Ap-pointment Daily Mass: Tues., Thurs., & Fri. 12pm (English) Wed. 12pm (Latin), Tues. 6:30 (Spanish) Weekend Mass: Saturday 5pm

Sunday 9am, 11am (Spanish), & 1pm (Latin)

PARISH MINISTRIES Cursillos de Cristiandad - Jose Mata (903) 805-7383 Monday 8:00 p.m., Parish Hall Ethics and Integrity - Alice Richter (512) 644-8303 Knights of Columbus - Mike Zapalac (903) 530-6027 1st Thursday 7:00 pm., Parish Hall Officer meeting Thursday prior to regular meeting Lawn Maintenance - Froilan Martinez (903) 850-9764 Legion of Mary - Margaret Galland (903) 882-5539 Wednesday 8:30 a.m., Parish Hall Music Directors - Linda Hernandez (214) 616-1267 (English) Mario Torres (903) 245-9948 (Spanish) Our Lady’s Altar Guild - Alice Richter (512) 644-8303 Second Wednesday 9:30 a.m., Parish Hall Prayer Group - Modesto Vega (903) 426-3429 Thursday 7:00 p.m., Holy Family Church Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Marge Boland (903) 590-7609 2nd Monday 6:00 p.m., Parish Hall 4th Monday 6:00 p.m. Youth Group - Father Matthew (903) 882-4079 Wednesday 6:15 p.m., Parish Hall RCIA Joe Manganiello (903)-520-2988 Wednesday 6:30 p.m.

Faith Formation– Jose Trasancos trasancos@msn.com 315-520-6780

Pastoral Council - Ann Hossley 903-312-8332

Building Committee -Sam Knox sam.knox62@yahoo.com 903-881-5484

Finance Council - Secretary-Vincent Haby 903-882-4079

16314 FM 849, Lindale, TX 75771 Office (903) 882-4079 Fax (903) 882-8382 http://holyfamilylindale.org E-mail: info@holyfamilylindale.org

SAT., Jul 11 5:00pm........…..…..………………………………………………†Jim Smith SUN., Jul 12 9:00am…..…………………..……………………….…...†Margaret Brucker 11:00am……………...………………………………..…People of the Parish 1:00pm(Latin)……………………………….………….…....Veronica Kukla MON., Jul 13 No Mass..……………………………………….………................................. TUE., Jul 14 12:00pm…….………...……………..........................Alex & Masha Marshall 6:30pm(Spanish)…...…….…...†Jose Ramirez & †Maria Trinidad Castañeda WED., Jul 15 12:00pm(Latin).………..…….....…..…………………………Dean Acknron THU., Jul 16 12:00pm.….…….……………...………………………………..…...……S.I. FRI., Jul 17 12:00pm................................................................................†Carol Mansfield SAT,. Jul 18 5:00pm.…................................................................................†Norm Lagasse SUN., Jul 19 9:00am...................................................................................†Carol Mansfield 11:00am……...…….........................................................People of the Parish 1:00pm(Latin)………….….…………...….…...……....…..Katherine Ackron

MASS INTENTIONS

Mon: Is 1:10-17, Mt 10:34-11:1 Tue: Is 7:1-9, Mt 11:20-24 Wed: Is 10:5-7, 13b-16, Mt 11:25-27 Thu: Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19, Mt 11:28-30 Fri: Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8, Mt 12:1-8 Sat: Mi 2:1-5, Mt 12:14-21 Sun: Wis 12:13, 16-19, Mt 13:24-43 or 13:24-30

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Fr. Matthew Stehling, Pastor Email: pastor@holyfamilylindale.org Sacramental Emergencies: (903) 374-3598

FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME July 12, 2020

The seed is the word of God, Christ is the sower. All who come to him will have life for ever.

FROM THE SAINTS

From the beginning of the treatise On the Mysteries by Saint Am-brose, bishop

(Nn 1-7: SC 25 bis, 156-158)

Catechesis on the rites preceding baptism We gave a daily instruction on right conduct when the readings were taken from the history of the patriarchs or the maxims of Proverbs. These readings were intended to instruct and train you, so that you might grow accustomed to the ways of our forefathers, entering into their paths and walking in their footsteps, in obedience to God’s com-mands. Now the season reminds us that we must speak of the mysteries, set-ting forth the meaning of the sacraments. If we had thought fit to teach these things to those not yet initiated through baptism, we should be considered traitors rather than teachers. Then, too, the light of the mys-teries is of itself more effective where people do not know what to ex-pect than where some instruction has been given beforehand. Open then your ears. Enjoy the fragrance of eternal life, breathed on you by means of the sacraments. We explained this to you as we cele-brated the mystery of “the opening” when we said: Effetha, that is, be opened. Everyone who was to come for the grace of baptism had to un-derstand what he was to be asked, and must remember what he was to answer. This mystery was celebrated by Christ when he healed the man who was deaf and dumb, in the Gospel which we proclaimed to you. After this, the holy of holies was opened up for you; you entered into the sacred place of regeneration. Recall what you were asked; remem-ber what you answered. You renounced the devil and his works, the world and its dissipation and sensuality. Your words are recorded, not on a monument to the dead but in the book of the living. There you saw the levite, you saw the priest, you saw the high priest. Do not consider their outward form but the grace given by their minis-tries. You spoke in the presence of angels, as it is written: The lips of a priest guard knowledge, and men seek the law from his mouth, for he is the angel of the Lord almighty. There is no room for deception, no room for denial. He is an angel whose message is the kingdom of Christ and eternal life. You must judge him, not by his appearance but by his office. Remember what he handed on to you, weigh up his val-ue, and so acknowledge his standing. You entered to confront your enemy, for you intended to renounce him to his face. You turned toward the east, for one who renounces the dev-il turns toward Christ and fixes his gaze directly on him.

Lectors/Extra Ordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

Jul 11 Jul 12

(R)Kyle Preston

Jul 18 Jul 19

(R)Margaret Galland (R)Hugh McMahon

Jul 25 Jul 26

(R)Jim Baumgartner

Aug 1 Aug 2

(R)Emma Joven (R)Hugh McMahon

Altar Servers

Jun 6

Jun 7

Jun 6

Jun 7

Jun 6

Jun 7

God’s Blessing and our thanks to the Vega Family who helped clean God’s house this week. *If you can’t clean, please find a substi-tute.

*If you cannot attend when you are scheduled to read, serve, etc. please find a substitute.

VOLUNTEERS FOR SACRISTAN DUTIES If you are interested in volunteering, please tell Father Matthew.

ALTAR CANDLES AND FLOWERS ~The candles that burn on the altar beside the Blessed Sacrament on Fridays are available for sponsor. ~The flower arrangement for the weekend masses is available for sponsor.

The candles on the altar for this Friday are in memory of Sofia Medina.

The seed is the word of God, Christ is the sower. All who come to him will have life for ever.

This Sunday’s second collection is for St. Vincent de Paul.

Thanks for your support!

General Offering:..……….….……………………..…………...…………..…………….................... Online Donations (11 donations)……………………………………………………………………… Capital Campaign (10% of general):…...……………………………………………………………..

Second Collection:...…..…..……..……..…...……...............................................................................

Sat. 5:00pm – -- Sun. 9:00am – -- Sun. 11:00am – -- Sun. 1:00pm – -- Total Attendance = --

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St. Vincent De Paul In today’s Gospel, we hear the story of the sower and we know that “some seed fell on rich soil, and produce fruit, a hundred or sixty or thirty fold.” This week by putting a gift in the St. Vincent de Paul Poor Box, know that together they will produce fruit a

hundred fold. For those in need of assistance, the SVdP Help Line number is (903) 590-7609 or LindaleSVDP@gmail.com.

Please Pray For All Who Are In Need Of Your Prayers: Beverly Somes, Ramirez family, Hernandez Family, Cheryl Michels, Justin Clark, Jamie Elaser, Evan Valle, Felix Rojas, Wences Rodriquez, Anita Sam-udio, Rebecca Ochoa Samudio, Helen Voss, Bill Hill, Norma La Vigne, Albert Hernandez, Carly Walker, Cipriano Peña, Margaret Bradly, Don Haskins, Deacon Dennis King, Joe Manganiello, Joe Rodriguez, Nancy Smith, Gregory Petsch, April Pierce, H.H. Griffin, Ray Curry, Jim McCormack, Tony Ho-sek, Bill and Marcie Hardy.

If you are aware that someone from the parish is sick, please notify the office so that we can add them to the prayer list on Friday Mornings.

ALTAR CANDLES AND FLOWERS ~The candles that burn on the altar beside the Blessed Sacrament on Fridays are available for your intentions. ~The flower arrangement for the weekend masses is available for your intentions.

The candles on the altar for this Friday are in memory of those who died from the Coronavirus.

TOTUS TUUS(VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL) Totus Tuus Program Grades 1-6 ONLY, will meet Monday-Friday from 9am-3pm, July 13-17. Youth volunteers are needed to help the Totus Tuus team. The High School and Junior High youth evening program will be from Sunday, July 12-Thursday July 16 from 7pm-9pm.

RCIA RCIA meets on Wednesdays in the parish hall at 6:30pm. Please call Joe Maganiello at (903)-520-2988 for more information.

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