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S IXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER May 17, 2020

CHRIST THE KING C A T H O L I C C H U R C H

210 E. 24th Ave., Belton, TX 76513 | (254) 939-0806 | www.ctkbelton.org


Thank you for joining us at Christ the King Catholic

Church! We are happy to have you with us today, and

hope that you feel welcome. Our parish is a vibrant

faith community. Contact the parish office if you are

new to our parish, would like to learn more about the

Catholic faith, discuss plans for marriage or baptism, or

schedule a chat with Fr. Sang. We look forward to

seeing you again soon!

MISSION STATEMENT We exist to grow the Body of Christ by

Word and Sacrament, bringing people to God.

MASS SCHEDULE

At this time, public Masses are suspended.

Privately, Mass will be offered in the

sanctuary for our parish daily.

RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE Tuesday 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm

Thursday 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm

Saturday 3:30 pm- 4:45 pm

PARISH OFFICE Monday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Tuesday-Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

Closed for Lunch 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Saturday-Sunday Closed

SANCTUARY OPEN DAILY Monday—Friday

8:30 am to 5 pm

WELCOME HOME!

ABOUT

OUR

CHURCH

OUR CLERGY

Rev. Sang Quan

Dcn. Armando Aguirre Dcn. Oscar Valeriano

ADMINISTRATION Parish Business Administrator

Krista Kaulfus ............ [email protected]

Parish Bookkeeper

Elida Castro ...................... [email protected]

Parish Secretary

Luz Moreno .......................... [email protected]

Maintenance Coordinator

Sharlet Sladacek ........ [email protected]

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Director of Faith Formation

Krissie Lastovica .................. [email protected]

COUNCILS

Pastoral Council Chair

Gary Janacek .................... [email protected]

Finance Council Chair

Tom Blair ........................................ [email protected]

SACRAMENTS Contact the parish office to prepare for sacraments

such as baptisms, weddings, first communion and con-

firmation. We are also available to help with funerals

and bereavement gatherings, and to connect you with

our many active ministries.

ETHICS AND INTEGRITY IN MINISTRY Volunteers working in any ministry, program or organiza-

tion that serves youth or vulnerable adults in any man-

ner, or which functions at a time and place where mi-

nors or vulnerable adults are typically present, are re-

quired to maintain EIM compliance.

BULLETIN For bulletin submissions, send your request to

[email protected] the week PRIOR to the

weekend you want the item published.

254-939-0806

OUR STAFF


PRAY FOR THE SICK Omar Aulet

Celia Avila

Debbie Blair

Dawnella Stepp Carter

Edna Castillo

Juan Carlos Charles

Judith Chavez

Elsie Christy

Joy Ciupek

Matt Conner

Carmen Delgado

Rudy Delgado

Dick Dickerson

Aishwa Dimayuga

Charles William Egg

Guillermo Gomez

Lorenzo Guzman, Jr.

Mary Hanke

Matt Horner

Juan G. Hernandez

Kathy Huckabee

Lisa Kurtz

George Lamons

Marianne H. Luby

Leigh Maynard

John McClure, Jr.

Raymond Naumann

Stephanie Reese

Abundio Hernandez Rios

Pat Roder

Betty Route

Jerry Simpson

Abigail Anastacia Switzer

Joyce Thomas

Elaine Tomlin

Mandi Treviño

Pete Treviño

Robert Vasquez

Valentine Villa

Esperanza Watts

Karen Wiest

PRAY FOR SERVICE MEMBERS Robert L. Aguilar II

Phillip Aiello Erik Boettcher

Allen Elrod Russell Fette

David L. Gomez Deana S. Gomez

Gabriela Gonzales Levi Haines

Matt Jakircevic Reggie Jamo

Christopher B. Joenks R.J. Jolly

Christopher Kroll Connor Nichols John Pollack, Jr. Michael Sierras

PRAYER & STEWARDSHIP

MASS INTENTIONS

Saturday, May 16

5:00pm † Larry Steven Guzman

† Garrett Coppin

† Buyoung Angela Park Kim

† Manuel Alejandro

Sunday, May 17

8:00am † Soledad Cruz

Virginia Ayala

† Guadalupe Leal

† Juana Rios

† Lucia Tapia

10:30am † Dcn. Dave Shoemake

Rev. Luke Doyle

5:00pm Pro Populo

† Deceased

DAILY READINGS

Saturday, May 16

First Reading

Acts 16:1-10 Gospel

John 15:18-21 Sunday, May 17

First Reading

Acts 8:5-8, 14-17 Second Reading

First Peter 3:15-18 Gospel

John 14:15-21

Altar flowers in honor of

Robert & Colleen Saxon

March 29

Regular Collection $1,841

Online Giving $3,045

Total Collection $4,886

Goal $14,500

Difference ($9,614)

Black Bag $1,000

Black Bag Online $145

April 5




Goal $14,500

Difference ($3,092)


April 12




Goal $14,500

Difference $3,062

Black Bag $339


April 19




Goal $14,500

Difference ($4,255)

Black Bag $5


April 26




Goal $14,500

Difference $3,062

Black Bag $605

Black Bag Online $1,397

May 3




Goal $14,500

Difference ($4,869)

Black Bag $10


May 10




Goal $14,500

Difference $1,216

Black Bag $265


May 17




Goal $14,500

Difference $1,842

Black Bag $1,276


S TEWARDSHI P


BIG PLANS are in the works for this summer.

STAY TUNED!

FAITH FORMATION

THAT MAN IS YOU! ATTENTION MEN OF CHRIST THE KING! Are you looking

to deepen your relationship with God? Become a

better husband or a more loving father? Do you de-

sire to build friendships with other like-minded men,

and to be the best man you can be? That Man is You

men’s ministry can help! While meetings are suspend-

ed for now, you can sign up for the weekly resources

at http://livethefaith.org/, or download the app . For

more information, contact Michael Reyes at

[email protected].

GOSPEL REFLECTION Through the Risen Christ, we are given the gift of the Holy

Spirit. It is the Spirit that fills us with hope and joy, even in the

face of suffering. This same Spirit showers us with a love and

truth that is beyond “worldly” standards and wisdom. It is

God’s Spirit that transforms us from a mere collection of iso-

lated individuals or strangers into a community of brothers

and sisters. This solidarity, the fruit of the Spirit, “presumes the

creation of a new mindset which thinks in terms of commu-

nity and the priority of life of all over the appropriation of

goods by a few.” (The Joy of the Gospel, 188).

REFLEXION DEL EVANGELIO A través del Cristo Resucitado, se nos da el don del Es-

píritu Santo. Es el Espíritu el que nos llena de esperanza y

gozo, incluso enfrente del sufrimiento. Este mismo Espíritu

nos baña con un amor y verdad que están más allá de los

estándares y la sabiduría “terrenal”. Es el Espíritu de Dios el

que nos transforma, de un grupo de individuos solos o ex-

traños, en una comunidad de hermanos y hermanas. Esta

solidaridad, el fruto del Espíritu, “presume la creación de

una nueva mentalidad la cual piensa en términos de co-

munidad y de la prioridad de la vida sobre la apropiación

de bienes por unos pocos”. (El Gozo del Evangelio, 188).

Please join the Respect Life Ministry on Saturday, June 20th from 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. at Harker Heights Community

Park Harker Heights Comm. Park, 1605 Knight's Way, for the Texas Alliance of Life Walk for Life event. Walk with us

to promote the sanctity of innocent human life and raise funds for programs, that protect mothers, unborn ba-

bies, and local pregnancy resource centers. Our goal is to raise $500. You can find out more information in the

Narthex or online at:

https://secure.ministrysync.com/ministrysync/event/website/?m=4907779#0

SAVE THE DATE! Baccalaureate Mass for

High School Seniors

Tuesday, June 16

6:30 PM


AROUND the PARISH

Thank you for your financial support of

our parish mission! Many of you have

migrated to online giving which saves

us time and money. If you have not

already done so, please consider using

this safe and efficient way to give.

WAYS TO GIVE

ONLINE Go to ctkbelton.weshareonline.org

Set up your account

Choose your payment options and

customize your donations

OR

Use your smartphone camera on

this QR code to open online giving

TEXT

Text GIVECTK

to 555888

ENVELOPE

Drop your envelope in the collection

boxes in the sanctuary

Christ the King Catholic Church

PUBLIC MASS PRECAUTIONS AND PROCEDURES Phase I

We are excited to be reuniting as a community to celebrate Mass

public Mass! As we make our plans to return to public Mass on Satur-

day, May 16th, safety is our top priority. New procedures outlined be-

low will be implemented to provide the safest and healthiest environ-

ment for our parish. We ask for your cooperation, patience and un-

derstanding as we adapt to a new normal.

Social Distancing

Maintain 6-foot spacing while entering, exiting, and during Mass

Family units that live in the same household may sit together

Sanctuary capacity will be limited to the first 100 attendees

Masks

Masks must be worn before, during and after Mass

No one will be allowed into the sanctuary without a mask

Before Mass

Enter through the Narthex doors (West and H.E.B. entrances will

not be open)

Bring your own hand sanitizer and use before entering

Wait to be ushered to your seat

Do not congregate in the Narthex

During Mass

Remain in your seat during Mass as much as possible

Restrooms and water fountains will not be open

Make your donation online, or drop it off as you enter

Holy Communion will be brought to you in your pew

Holy Communion will only be distributed on the hand, or you

can choose to refrain from receiving

After Mass

The congregation will be dismissed by section to the nearest exit

Do not congregate in the Narthex

Prayer after Mass will not be possible as volunteers will immedi-

ately clean and disinfect the sanctuary

Dispensation for Mass

All parishioners age 65 and older

Those with pre-existing medical conditions or a weakened im-

mune system

Any person who is ill, has been exposed to COVID-19, or has

been around someone who has been exposed

Those who believe that attending Mass will jeopardize their

health or the health of a person with whom they reside

PARISH OFFICE CLOSED


AROUND THE D IOCESE

EIM CERTIFICATION

At this time all regular EIM Workshops are postponed; consequently the EIM Office has developed a temporary

online EIM training to fulfill the compliance requirement. If you are past due, or are soon due, for an EIM Work-

shop, please go to www.austindiocese.org/workshop to complete this training as soon as possible.

Holy Trinity of Corn Hill Fundraiser

You are invited to join us on Sunday, June 7, for our annual June Fundraiser to enjoy a delicious fried chicken and

sausage take-out dinner. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. we will be serving plates of fried chicken, sausage, dressing,

noodles and green beans at the PAC. Plates are $10 each, DRIVE-THRU ONLY! Holy Trinity Catholic Church of

Corn Hill is located at 8626 FM 1105 in Jarrell just off I35.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF CENTRAL TEXAS

At Catholic Charities of Central Texas, we respect and uphold the dignity of every human person, beginning at

the moment of conception. Our Gabriel Project Life Center offers free education, case management and mate-

rial assistance to new or expectant mothers and fathers so they can give their children the best possible start to

life. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (512) 651-6100 (Austin) or (979) 822-9340 (Brazos

Valley).

En Catholic Charities of Central Texas, respetamos y defendemos la dignidad de cada ser humano, comenzan-

do en el momento de la concepción. Nuestro Gabriel Project Life Center ofrece educación gratuita, manejo de

casos y asistencia material para madres y padres nuevos o expectantes para que puedan dar a sus hijos el

mejor comienzo posible en la vida. Para mayor información o para programar una cita, llame al (512) 651-6150

(Austin) o al (979) 822-9340 (Brazos Valley).

Catholic Charities of Central Texas works to eliminate poverty in our community. We offer financial stability ser-

vices to help prevent homelessness and achieve financial security through case management, education, and

emergency financial assistance. For more information, call 512-651-6100 (Austin) or 979-822-9340 (Brazos Valley).

Catholic Charities of Central Texas trabaja para eliminar la pobreza en nuestra comunidad. Ofrecemos servicios

de estabilización financiera para ayudar a prevenir la vida sin hogar y para alcanzar seguridad financiera a

través del manejo de casos, educación, y asistencia financiera de emergencia. Para mayor información, llame

al (512) 651-6100 (Austin) o al 979-822-9340 (Brazos Valley).

Catholic Charities of Central Texas is honored to serve veterans, active duty service personnel and their immedi-

ate families. Counseling, case management, and more resources are available through our St. Michael's Veter-

ans Services Program to help veteran and military families thrive. Learn more by calling us at (512) 651-6138 or

visit www.ccctx.org/st-michaels-veteran-services.html.

Catholic Charities of Central Texas se honra en servir a veteranos, personal de servicio activo y a sus familiares

inmediatos. Terapia o consejería, manejo de casos y más recursos están disponibles a través de nuestro St.

Michael’s Veterans Services Program para ayudar a veteranos y a familias militares a triunfar. Aprenda más

llamándonos al (512) 651-6138 o visite nuetro sitio web: www.ccctx.org/st-michaels-veteran-services.html.

Catholic Charities of Central Texas provides help and hope to families in all 25 counties of our diocese who are

touched by disaster, walking with them on their journey to normalcy and stability. To learn more about how you

can assist to meet the immediate and long-term needs of families on the road to recovery, or to schedule a pre-

paredness presentation, visit www.ccctx.org/disaster-response.

Catholic Charities of Central Texas provee de ayuda y esperanza a familias en todos los 25 condados de nues-

tra diócesis tocadas por el desastre, caminando con ellas en su camino hacia la normalidad y la estabilidad.

Para aprender más sobre cómo puede usted ayudar a cubrir las necesidades inmediatas y a largo plazo de fa-

milias en el camino a la recuperación, o para calendarizar una presentación sobre cómo alistarse para las tor-

mentas, visite www.ccctx.org/disaster-response.

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