11720 Joan of Arc Drive · Houston, Texas · 77024-2602 | 713-465-3414 | www.SaintCecilia.org

October 7, 2018 | Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary TimeReverend Francis M. Macatangay, Pastor

A parish community dedicated to "living and sharing the joy of the Gospel."

PARISH OFFICE HOURS

Monday - Friday9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Closed for Lunch12:30 - 1:30 p.m.

SUNDAY MASSSaturday Vigil

5:00 p.m.Sunday7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m.

11:00 (English) 1:00 p.m.

3:00 p.m. (Spanish)|5:30 p.m. Life Teen (English)

WEEKDAY MASSESMonday8:15 a.m. Tuesday

8:15 a.m. | 5:30 p.m.Wednesday

8:15 a.m. Thursday

8:15 a.m. | 7:00 p.m. (Spanish) Friday8:15 a.m.

Saturday9:00 a.m.

RECONCILIATIONSaturday

3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Or by appointment

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Middle School Faith Formation Edge, Middle School MinistryThe Edge program is faith formation designed for middle school youth. Edge is for teens in sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Our Edge nights include a teaching on the faith or a teaching on a cultural issue. We have prayer, games, breakout sessions by grade, worship and of course FUN! Edge Nights occur twice a month during the school year on Wednesday nights from 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm in the auditorium.

Our mission is making the love of Jesus Christ known, and leading teens closer to Him and His church. Our goals are for teens to become lifelong disciples, alive and filled with the Holy Spirit to worship God with their lives and minister with their gifts.

We could not make Edge nights possible without the Core Team. Teens, young adults and parents make the ministry what it is. The Core Team leads small groups, talks, games, prayer and much more. They are truly the example of Christ in the teen’s lives. It is a wonderful min-istry to be a part of. Teens in middle school are in such a prime time in their walk with Christ.They are learning about God and how to carry out faith throughout their lives.

WE NEED HELP! No experience is necessary. If you feel a call or pull on your heart to help out, please fill out a volunteer form found on our website or come by the Youth Room! All volunteers need to be VIRTUS trained (please see www.virtus.org).

Questions? Please visit our website www.saintcecilia.org under Lifelong Faith Formation or contact Allison Reynolds, Middle School Youth Ministry or Shelley Garza, Youth Ministry Co-ordinator at the parish office at 713-465-3414.

Weekly Highlight

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Fall Fest 2018 is Finally Here!Games, Food, Raffle, and More!

Parish Family Dance - Saturday, October 6th from 6 pm - 10 pmFall Fest Sunday - Sunday, October 7th from 12 pm - 6 pm

For More Details Visit www.saintcecilia.org/fallfest2018

The Pictures Band: Saturday, October 6thDance Admission Includes BBQ Dinner!

$10 Per Adult & $5 Per Child

Mango Punch: Sunday, October 7th

Mass Intentions and Readings

**Due to limited parking on the Church grounds and the neighboring streets, a shuttle service from Bunker Hill Elementary School (11950 Taylorcrest) will be available on Christmas Eve from 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm.**

Event Date Time PlaceFall Fest 2018! 10/7 12 p.m. Athletic Field 2

The Gathering Place 10/9 10 a.m. Community Center 10

Annual Blessing of the Pets 10/13 10 a.m. Piazza 5

Public Square Rosary Crusade 10/13 Noon 911 Bunker Hill 5

Fatima Celebration 10/13 After 9 a.m. Mass Under Oak Tree (in Front of Parish Office) 5

Bereavement Group 10/13 After 9 a.m. Mass Community Center - Room 205 -

Children’s Liturgy of the Word 10/14 During Mass St. Cecilia Catholic School 6

First Reconciliation Parent Meetings 10/15,18 7 p.m. - 6

Training for NEW Extra-ordinary Ministers 10/15 7 p.m. Community Center 9

Prime Timers' Luncheon 10/18 12:00 p.m. Community Center 5

Welcoming Sunday 10/21 After 9 & 11 am Masses Community Center - Room 204 -

Meal In A Bag 10/27, 28 After All Masses Sunday Church -

EDGE 11/7 7 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. Auditorium 6

Save the Date: Noche Latina 2018 11/10 7 p.m. Community Center -

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StewardshipCollections for September 30 Collections for September 235:00 p.m. Saturday $4,370.00 5:00 p.m. Saturday $4,166.70 7:30 a.m. Sunday $3,584.70 7:30 a.m. Sunday $3,243.00 9:00 a.m. Sunday $2,131.00 9:00 a.m. Sunday $3,413.00 11:00 a.m. Sunday $5,093.00 11:00 a.m. Sunday $4,152.00 1:00 p.m. Sunday $2,979.00 1:00 p.m. Sunday $2,410.50 3:00 p.m. Sunday $1,051.00 3:00 p.m. Sunday $1,225.00 5:30 p.m. Sunday $3,632.45 5:30 p.m. Sunday $4,775.45 Mail and Drop-offs $6,695.00 Mail and Drop-offs $9,115.29 Faith Direct - Faith Direct $34,148.95 Large Donations - Large Donations - Stock Donations - Stock Donations $1,200.00 Candle Monies $716.00 Candle Monies $554.50

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Children's CollectionDSF

$30,252.15

$652.00 $593.00

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Children's CollectionDSF

$68,404.39

$566.00 $596.00

Diocesan Services Fund (DSF)

2018 Goal $330,000.00

Pledged $305,048.51

Paid $280,557.71Participants 600

Second Collection

October 7th:SVdP Collection

October 14th:DSF (Spanish Masses)

Please Pray for the Sick and Departed

Please call the Pastoral Office for Anointing of the Sick.In the event of life & death emergencies after office hours

(if a priest is needed), please call 713-416-3222.

Please pray for all of those who are ill, including:Mary Ann LongTisha Keener JonesJessica CaballeroBaby Leona CanadaSusie Lesandrini

Rutty KeenerJim MahoneyCher WoockAnn SchnitzerJoanne Radford

John FitzgeraldAngela CortezAraceli Villareal

Please pray for the souls of the faithful departed. Jackie O’Neal, father of Mark O’Neal Ramona Quintanilla, mother of Alicia Quintanilla

“May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.”

Please note: Names of those who are sick will appear in the Sunday bulletin for two months. At the end of this two month period, names will be inscribed in our Prayer Book, located in the Chapel of Reservation, where we continue to pray for all of the sick. Obituaries of those who have died may be found at: www.legacy.com/obituaries/houstonchronicle.

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Children’s Collection

“My good deed was...

I studied without crying.

I gave treats to myneighbors.

I took out so manyweeds.

Weekly Announcements & News

Current Pro-life issuesWednesday, October 10 at 7 pmCommunity Center - Room 204 Please join us to hear Julie Fritsch, Director of the Archdi-ocesan Office of Pro-life Activi-ties, speak on Current Prolife Issues.

Please Join us for the annual Blessing of the Pets

Saturday, October 13 at 10 amOn the Piazza

Please join Deacon Sam Mancuso for the Blessing of The Pets. All pets must be on a leash or secured in an appropriate animal carrier. This is the GO Project for the St. Cecilia Day School 3rd graders. Donations of pet food or cash will be collected and donated to CAPS.

Prime timers' lunCheonThursday, October 18thCommunity Center

Prime Timers’ October luncheon will be on Thursday, October 18th. Come play bridge, dominoes, and card games. Lunch is $5.00 and will be served at noon. St. Cecilia Cath-olic School's pre-k class will be singing. If you have a question concerning the luncheon, call Colleen Bryse at 713-465-3414.

2018 PuBliC square rosary CrusadeSaturday, October 13 at 12:00 noonPlease join the 2018 Public Square Rosary Crusade in honor of the 101st year anniversary of the Marian apparitions at Fatima. As we all know, the United States is in great need of public prayer, repentance and conversion. We will ask God to save America through the Rosary of His Most Holy Mother.

The local Public Square Rosary Rally will take place at 911 Bunker Hill, Houston, TX 77024 across from St. Cecilia Catholic Church. Please contact Gayle Hill at 281-960-1871 for more information.

Women's CluB meeting Community CenterFriday, October 12th8:15 am - Mass9:30 am - Fellowship10:00 am - Meeting10:30am – Program with Fr. Francis presenting a bible study – The Five Most Influential Women in the Bible. Bibles and note-taking are encouraged. We will also belatedly celebrate Fr. Francis’ birthday.

All the ladies of the parish are invited to join the Women's Club.

Baby-sitting is available during our meeting. Please contact Linda Kearney at 713-464-2472 or ljkear-ney64@gmail.com no later than October 4 to reserve a spot (must have at least two children.)

mary: a BiBliCal WalK With the Blessed mother, in one day! Saturday, October 13, 20188:30 - 9:00 am Check In/Onsite Registration and 9 am - 4 pm ProgramEnglish Track – Auditorium |Spanish Track – Youth Rm$30 (includes workbook and lunch)The better we know Mary, the better we will know her Son. Mary: A Biblical Walk with the Blessed Moth-er is an extraordinary pilgrimage that reveals Mary's unique role in God's Kingdom and in our lives. Mary will become a part of your daily life, and in your daily life, you will become more like Christ.

Contact Colleen Stokes at cstokes003@comcast.net or 832-928-2310.

fatima CeleBrationSaturday, October 13After 9:00 am Mass Rosary after Mass under the big tree. Questions: Josie Amador: frias_jm@hotmail.com.

Faith Formation for ChildrenRosemary Munoz: rmunoz@saintcecilia.org | Cecilia Morillo: cmorillo@saintcecilia.org

Children’s Faith Formation programs and events are for children in pre-k 4 through grade 5. Faith Formation (CCE) for children with special needs available.KIDs Club Schedule: Classes are in St. Cecilia school building.October 3rd, 17th and 24th:Wednesday 6:15 p.m. sessionOctober 14th, 21st, and 28th: Sunday, 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. sessions For a program calendar please visit www.saintcecilia.org under the Lifelong Faith Formation tab.

KIDs Club Volunteers:Volunteers are needed for the Special Needs class and KIDs Club. Please consider sharing your faith with the children of our parish.Children’s Liturgy of the Word: October 14th, 20th and 28th during the 9:00 a.m. Mass.First Reconciliation Parent Meetings: Parent meetings for First Reconciliation will be on October 15th and 18th, at 7:00 p.m. in both Spanish and English. Parents can choose either date. More information will be emailed.

Freshmen Retreat – October 12-14, Pine Cove | Columbus, TXThe freshmen retreat is AWESOME! The retreat theme is Psalm 139 and the retreat is meant to build up the youth as they begin this new chapter in high school! The cost is $135 and scholarships are available for the retreat. Registration forms are in the youth room.

Confirmation Retreat Registration (Nov. 2-4 or Feb. 1-3)A Confirmation Retreat is REQUIRED for all youth getting Confirmed. We offer two options for retreats so that you can choose which one works best for your youth. This retreat will have Mass, Eucharistic adoration, confession, quiet prayer time, engaging talks, community building fun and much more!

Registration for Edge 2018 – 2019 is Now Open! To register please visit our website at www.saintcecilia.org/middle-school

It is going to be a great year, please join us!

Our catechesis for Edge this year will be focused on the Liturgy,which is wonderful since our patron for the year is St. Jose Sanchez del Rio, who loved Jesus dearly. Please join us for a special year; it’s never too late!

NEXT EDGE:October 17 – Climbing Sessions (Night on the Liturgical Year)November 7 – Edge, Navigating the Terrain (Night on Church as Place of Worship)

Edge is always accepting volunteers! Please contact Allie if you feel called.

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Youth Ministry News High SchoolDavid Thies: dthies@saintcecilia.org

Youth Ministry News Middle SchoolAllison Reynolds: areynolds@saintcecilia.org

We welcome, through the Sacrament of Baptism, the following child into the Church and our parish family:

Leah Isabelle Campos, daughter of Yesenia De Leon and Leonardo CamposArianna Isabella Valdez, daughter of Jennifer Michelle Padilla and Carlos Alberto ValdezAnnette Lopez Negrete, daughter of Anna Cecilia Hernandez Torres and Rodrigo Lopez NegreteJoseph Todd Schoeffield, son of Melinda Marion Marsh and Steven William Schoeffield

May God continue to pour out His blessings on the members of this family, that they may continue to grow in faith and love throughout the years.

BaptismsKaren Ann Martin: karenann@saintcecilia.org

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Weekly Announcements & Newsthe Pastoral Care ministry is in need of someone Who does CalligraPhy

Your unique gift would be used to inscribe the names of all those who have been bur-ied within the past 12 months from St. Cecilia Church. During the morning Mass of All Souls Day, this book with the names of our deceased is brought to the altar and these particular names are read during the Eucharistic Prayer of the Mass.

If you can help please call Sonia Jones at 832-668-4993.

yarn needed for sCarves ministry

The Scarves Ministry works year-round to make 500 - 600 items that are delivered to the homeless in December. We need your assis-tance. We are in need of yarn to make these wonderful creations. If you would like to con-tribute, purchase yarn at your favorite shop and bring it to the pastoral office. Thank you very much for your donations that allow this ministry to continue making these creations for our less fortunate neighbors.

If you have any questions, please contact Linda Kuper at scarvesministry@gmail.com.

If you need a part-time position and like to work with children, then this job is for you! St. Cecilia Parish Nursery is looking for babysitters to work a variety of shifts including, but not limited to, Sunday liturgies and weekday church spon-sored events. If you are interested and want more details, please contact Martina Razo at mrazo@saintcecilia.org

Si, necesitas un trabajo de medio tiempo y te gusta trabajar con niños, entonces este traba-jo es para ti! La Guardería Infantil de la Iglesia de Sta. Cecilia está buscando proveedoras del cuidado infantil para trabajar una varie-dad de eventos patrocinados por la parroquia incluyendo los Domingo y días de la semana. Para más detalles, por favor contacten a Mar-tina Razo por email: mrazo@saintcecilia.org

st. CeCilia Parish nursery is looKing for BaBysitters

senior/Prime timer triP St. Stanislaus Parish, Anderson TexasOctober 14 A second Fall Fest? Father Eli Lopez's parish is having its Annual Fall Fest on October 14. Se-niors and Prime Timers have been invited for an afternoon of lunch and festivities, to include barbeque, Polish food, wine, soft drinks, a country store and games and activities. A Har-ris County Precinct III bus has been reserved for transportation, with a departure time of 8:30 am on Sunday, October 14. You must be 50 years or older to ride the bus.Please call Deacon Frank or Colleen Bryse at the Church office (713) 465-3414 if you would like to attend.

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St. Cecilia Life Long Faith Formation Theme 2018-2019Embracing Christ at Mass: What do you gain? Our Archdiocese has a framework for Lifelong Faith Formation which states the specific points they want us to learn about the faith over our lifetime. They focus on Liturgical life and Liturgical participation. In the first para-graph below they state many of the things we “gain” by regular participation in the Liturgy of the Mass:

Task: 2 - Liturgical Life Strand: 2.3 - Liturgical ParticipationSunday observance, as well as Holy Days of Obligation, includes both participating in the celebration of the Eucharist, an obligation and a joy for the Christian, at the heart of the Church’s life, and entering into a rhythm that balances work with the rest and relaxation of mind and body necessary to avoid becoming a servant to work and a slave to money, and to cultivate one’s familial, cultural, social, and religious lives. 2.2.13

While avoiding an interpretation that forgets Christ’s injunction that, “The Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath”, Christians are called to abstain from unnecessary labors and business concerns on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation, in order that the worship of God and appropriate rest not be impeded. Moreover, Christians are also called to avoid making unnecessary demands on others, especially the poor, that would hinder them from their observance of the Lord’s Day. 2.3.13

Catholics are called to keep the memorial of the saints, first of all the Holy Mother of God, then the Apostles, martyrs, and other saints on fixed days of the liturgical year, by which the Church shows her union with the litur-gy in heaven. 2.3.14

Liturgical diversity must express fidelity to the common faith and to the sacramental signs that the Church has received from Christ and faithfully preserved by apostolic tradition, signified and guaranteed by apostolic suc-cession. 2.3.15

Liturgical celebrations involve signs and symbols, words and actions, singing and music, and holy images. 2.3.16

Sacramentals dispose believers to receive the chief effects of the sacraments. Sacramentals include blessings, actions such as processions, prayers such as the Rosary, and objects such as holy water, palms, ashes, candles and medals. 2.3.17

(From the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston’s Framework of Lifelong Faith Formation)

Weekly Announcements & News

12 day shrines of franCe Pilgrimage (Toulouse, Lourdes, Ar-les, Carcassonne, Lyon, La Salette, Paris, Nevers, Normandy, Lisieux & Mont Saint Michelle)June 20 – July 1, 2019 $3,690 per person from Houston(Includes: Roundtrip air transporta-tion from Houston, first class hotels, double occupancy, 2 meals a day, daily sightseeing, airport taxes, entrance fees, tips to drivers and guides, and fuel surcharges) For more information call Elaine Rossi at (713) 465-3414.Spiritual Director, Fr. Francis Macatangay

ann mCCorKle, st. CeCilia CatholiC sChool graduate earns gold aWard girl sCout

The honor recognizes girls in grades 9- 12 grade who demonstrate extraordi-nary leadership through sustainable and measurable community service hours that require a minimum of 80 hours to complete. Anna McCorkle redesigned the outdoor courtyard at St. Cecilia and renovated the eight-foot fiberglass statue of Mary holding infant Jesus. She successfully restored the garden into an outdoor space, with the help of 50 com-munity volunteers. Congratulations!

- Texas Catholic Herald

mediCare/mediCaid eduCational seminar By gloBal Premier BenefitsSt. Cecilia Catholic ChurchCommunity CenterNovember 8th, 2018 11:30 amTopics Covered : Medicare Basics 101Medicaid and how to qualify

Global Premier Benefits’ goal is to edu-cate and help seniors with one of the most difficult topics they face, Medi-care. There are many changes that are going to take place in 2019 and we want you to be informed. Do not miss out!

extra-ordinary ministers October 15 at 7:00 pmTraining for NEW Extra-ordinary Ministers of the Eucharist has been scheduled, and a number of opportunities to attend will be offered. The requirements for serving as an EMHC are:

• 18 years of age or a senior in high school• A fully initiated Catholic• Living a life in communion with the

teachings of the Catholic Church. If married, must be a Catholic mariage

Please RSVP to attend one of the training sessions at www.saintcecilia.org/emhc. Contact Andrew Meinen in the Pastoral Office.

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Weekly Announcements & News

oCtoBer rosary Challenge: the legion of mary

Last year we managed to offer 1 million Hail Mary’s to Our Lady. This year we would like to double this amount and offer 2 million or more.

October Rosaries:Rosary in the Chapel half an hour before every Sunday Mass (including Saturday before the 5 pm mass) Rosary at 6:00 pm under the tree every Friday in OctoberRosary after 9:00 am Mass on Saturdays

We will have Rosaries, Rosary pamphlets and Rosary pledge cards in the Narthex. Please fill out the pledge cards and place them in the box.

Sandwiches on Sunday for the Home-less is seeking drivers who can deliver 150 sandwiches, lunches and water to the Bristow Center and Magnificat House on Monday mornings. If you can volunteer, please contact Susan Knizer at Susan.Knizner@duch-esne.org or Catie Calderhead at catie.Calderhead@duchesne.org

sos for the homeless is looKing for drivers

CLERGYReverend Francis M. Macatangay, Pastor pastor@saintcecilia.orgReverend Paul Foltyn, Parochial Vicar frpaul@saintcecilia.orgReverend Giovanni Nguyen, Parochial Vicarfrgiovanni@saintcecilia.org Deacon Frank Davis, IIIfdavis@saintcecilia.orgDeacon Greg EvansDeacon Sam MancusoDeacon Don Bradley - Retired

MINISTRY DIRECTORS

Andrew MeinenDirector of Liturgy & Music ameinen@saintcecilia.org

Karen Ann MartinDirector of Life-Long Faith Formationkarenann@saintcecilia.org

Tonia CandelarioInterim Director of Community Life & Stewardshiptcandelario@saintcecilia.org

Daisy O’HalloranDirector of Parish Administrationdohalloran@saintcecilia.org

Mr. Jeff MatthewsDay School Principaljmatthews@saintcecilia.org

LITURGY & MUSIC

Andrew MeinenDirector of Liturgy & Music ameinen@saintcecilia.org

COMMUNITY LIFE &STEWARDSHIP

Yesenia Andabloyandablo@saintcecilia.org

Maribel Mendozammendoza@saintcecilia.org

LIFE-LONG FAITH FORMATION

Mayra MoralesAdministrative Assistantmmorales@saintcecilia.org

Adult/RCIAKimberly Newcombknewcomb@saintcecilia.org

Family Life

Pastoral CareFrank Davisfdavis@saintcecilia.org

Colleen Brysecbryse@saintcecilia.org

Children: Rosemary Munozrmunoz@saintcecilia.org

Cecilia Morillocmorillo@saintcecilia.org

Youth Ministry(High School): David Thies dthies@saintcecilia.org

Youth Ministry (Middle School): Allison Reynoldsareynolds@saintcecilia.org

Parish NurseryMartina Razomrazo@saintcecilia.org

ADMINISTRATION

Jorge CardenasAssociate Directorjcardenas@saintcecilia.org

Lloyd WaguespackAccountantlwaguespack@saintcecilia.org

Elaine RossiParish Secretaryerossi@saintcecilia.org

Mirta GarciaParish Receptionistmgarcia@saintcecilia.org

Janie BenitezNight Receptionistjbenitez@saintcecilia.org

Maintenance Crew Faustino Villafana Richard Campo Yadi JacquezGenaro OntiverosFidel RazoJeronimo VillafanaCarlos RazoJose Rodriguez

PASTORAL COUNCILMeets 2nd Tuesday of each month. Jeff Laird, Chairperson. Members: Fr. Francis Macatangay, Debra Campbell, Emily Coulter, Ricardo Fernandez, Mi-chelle Forrester, Allan Klenke, Elsie Laynez, Jane Mancuso, Gil Ramon, Fran Serena, Jeanmarie Stevenson, and Missy Wibbelsman. Please email us at: pastoralcouncil@saintcecilia.org

FINANCE COUNCILMeets 4th Tuesday of each month. Billy Ambrose, Chairperson. Members: Fr. Francis Macatangay, Fr. Paul Foltyn, Maria Bahena, Christina Carroll, Jay Chaffee, Teresa Ferruzzo, Steve Landry, Larry McTague, and Bichlan Thai Ex-Officio: Daisy O’Halloran, Lloyd Waguespack and Mary Yokubaitis

OUTREACH MINISTRIES

The Society of St. Vincent De Paul Office (For assistance to those in need) (713) 468-1185

Bereavement(713) 465-3414Second Saturday of each month after 9 a.m. Mass in the Community Center room 201

Birthright Office(713) 465-4058

Gabriel Project Office(713) 225-5826

The Gathering PlaceLorrie Dawlearn(713) 783-7903Tom Breaux (713) 682-5995 ext. 210Second Tuesday of each month at 10 a.m. in the Community Center For a complete list of ministries, please visit us at www.saintcecilia.org/volunteer

In the event of life & death emergencies after office hours (if a priest is needed), please call (713) 416-3222.

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PARISH CONTACT INFORMATION

The Sunday Bulletin deadline is each Friday at 12 p.m. (2 weeks in advance of

publication date) bulletin@saintcecilia.org