SAINT PHILIP THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH FOUNDED 1909

DIOCESE OF VICTORIA IN TEXAS

304 W. Church St., El Campo, Tx. 77437

979-543-3770 • fax: 979-578-8831

PARISH SCHOOL:

979-543-2901 • fax: 979-578-8835

Parish Homepage: www.stphilipapostle.org

Parish Email: apostle@stphilipapostle.org

School Homepage: www.stphilipschool.org

Pastor: Reverend Michael Rother

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Peter Oscar Kofi-Amo

Deacons: Deacon Jarrel Nohavitza Deacon Jerome Grahmann Deacon Larry Hoelscher

Sunday Eucharist Schedule

Saturday (Vigil of Sunday)................................................................. 5:00 p.m.

Sunday .......................................................... 7:00 a.m.; 10:00 a.m.; 6:00 p.m.

Holy Day and Weekday Schedule

Holy Days ...........................................................................(check the Bulletin)

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, First Saturday......................... 8:00 a.m.

Wednesday ....................................................................................... 5:30 p.m.

Friday during School Season ............................................................ 8:30 a.m.

Wednesday at Nursing home ............................................................ 1:30 p.m.

Perpetual Adoration and Rosary

Perpetual Adoration...........................Monday 8:30 a.m. until Friday 5:00 p.m.

Rosary ...............................30 minutes before weekday and weekend Masses

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Wednesday 4:45 p.m. – 5:15 p.m.; Saturday 3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.;

by appointment and season schedule during Advent and Lent

~ PASTORAL CARE INFORMATION ~

Sacrament of Baptism: Please inform the Parish office at least six months before due date.

Further instructions and baptismal materials will be provided at the Parish office.

Sacrament of Marriage: Please register at the parish office as soon as possible, but at least

six months prior to anticipated date.

Ministry to the Sick and Homebound: Call the Parish office when a family member is sick

and would like a visit or would like to receive Holy Communion, Reconciliation and Anointing

of the Sick.

New Parishioners and Status: Welcome to St. Philip Parish! Call or come by the Parish office to register. Also notify us when moving out of the parish or when you have a change of family status and address.

Community Mission Statement…We, the people of God of Saint Philip the Apostle, in the

loving and evangelizing spirit of St. Philip, form a family community that challenges each of

us to proclaim and live the gospel messages of Jesus Christ in the world through worship,

evangelization, Christian formation and service.

Administrative Secretary

Susan Schmidt

Receptionist

Sylvia Peter

Music Director

Janice Cox

Youth Minister

Marilyn Goerig

Parish Catechetical Leader

Nancy Fenner

School Principal

Gwen Edwards

School Secretary

Amanda Stary

Cemetery Supervisor

Kirk Stary

Parish Administrative Council

Deacon Jarrel Nohavitza

Deacon Jerome Grahmann

Deacon Larry Hoelscher

Lisa Bubela

Bobby Jean Kainer

Bob Little

Tish McAlister

Claudia Raun

Scott Strnadel

Ray Viktorin

School Advisory Council

Anthony Cisneros

William Key

Jeff Little

Elizabeth Tupa

Tyler Williams

Cori Radley

Rhea Prasek

Cemetery Committee

Linda Alvarado

Lynn Cox

Ginger Harris

Dot Hermansen

Mary Jane Kaiser

Gracie Priesmeyer

Jerry Socha

Bereavement/Outreach

Committee

Evelyn Grahmann

Irene Nohavitza

School Endowment Trustees

Linda Bolcik

James Bouligny

Deacon Larry Hoelscher

Gloria Marek

Kim Socha

Donald Sutton

David Zalman

Spiritual Direction

Patricia Hoelscher

Safe Environment Coordinator

Susan Schmidt

Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time September 2, 2018

REMEMBER IN PRAYER

Pray For The Sick…

Leslie Meek, Brandon Janak, Colton May, Bruce Cornelson, Annabelle Van Deursen, Bill Maxwell, Evie Meek, Rosie Merta, Everett Clark, Gary Polasek, Clifton Bram, Anton Tupa, Dolores Priesmeyer, Melody Macha, Henrietta and Milton Machacek, Johnnie Mican, Meriam Riha, Jeff Zamazal, Kris-ten Lezak, Deacon Jarrel Nohavitza, Diane Cerny, Bubba Baker, Abby Goerig, Sammy Tupa, Dora Casarez, Henrietta Preite, Francis Stock, Benjamin Korenek, Lillian Hansen, Carly Walker, Lillian Martin, Mike Kacal, Madelyn Novosad, Marie Hlozek, Calvin Pfeil Sr. Marcella Sulak, Evelyn Roe, Butch Witcher, E. J. Sohrt , Lester Ltutringer, Vernita Zalman and all the homebound.

2. SAINT PHILIP THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH

A Message From Our Pastor

Father’s Formed.org Suggestion of the Week

LISTEN - Talks - CATHOLIC LIFE Love Sacrifice Trust by Fr. Mike Schmitz

Labor Day weekend is celebrated throughout the coun-try with great fanfare, or at least with great happiness be-cause of the long weekend. This day, like many other civil holidays we celebrate, was started to honor an aspect of life in our country that we should not take for granted. The labor of many who have gone before us helped shape our nation into the great and prosperous nation that we enjoy. It was by their persistence in the fight to better our nation's economy, commerce, and even our standard of living that we are where we are. We are reaping what they sewed those many years ago. We also have them to thank for decent wages, working conditions, and benefits, such as vacation time and health care coverage. Let us not forget the hard work of our ancestor that has gotten us to where we are today, because in other parts of the world, people still lack decent work or fair wages, they toil in terrible working conditions, and they have no real voice in their economic life. We, in America, have much for which to be grateful. Make this Labor Day, and every day, a day to be thankful for our nation's growth. Let it also spur you to take up the mission to continue our nation's prosperity and its growth. The burden is now upon our shoulders to further the hard work of those who have gone before us and to help our nation to prosper into the decades and centuries to come. This task is imperative to accept so that our chil-dren and our children's children can reap the benefit of what we sew, and can then pass it on to their children and their children's children. May this Labor Day bless us with renewed vigor to work for the betterment and growth of our nation.

Prayer Intentions at Mass Sept 3 – Sept 9

MON 8:00 a.m. + Millie Pustejovsky

TUE 8:00 a.m. + Carl Priesmeyer Sr.

WED 1:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m.

Parishioners Intentions + Anton and Edna Supak, Anton and Adela Staff

THU 8:00 a.m. + Lawrence Dorotik

FRI 8:30 a.m. + Margie Mills

SAT 5:00 p.m. + Dorothy Baros

SUN 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.

+ John Coad + Adolph Balcar Parishioners Intentions

LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR SEPT 8 & SEPT 9

• SATURDAY– 5:00 p.m.

Lectors: Angela Dornak, Essie Leslie Cantor: Daniel Berglund Altar Servers: Faith Korenek, Chelsea Korenek, Juliann Little Hospitality: Robert and Marie Hrncir, Larry and Joyce Hensley Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Dennis Edwards, Gwen Edwards, Allan Janak, Jeanie Janak, Regina Jank, Debbie Mahoney

• SUNDAY– 7:00 a.m.

Lector: Reene Terrell Altar Servers: Grant Bubela, Paul Juranek, Konley Socha Hospitality: Denise Flagg, Albert and Barbara Socha, Terry Priesmeyer Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Margaret Anderson, Lisa Bubela, Mark Merta, Mike Smaistrla Vocation Prayer Cross: A. J. and Molly Kresta

• SUNDAY– 10:00 a.m.

Lectors: Natalie Irby, Ginger Harris Cantor: Lea Hynes Altar Servers: Chance Anderson, Sammi Hubert, Kylie Irby Hospital/Meridan: Dale Kight Nursing Home Ministers: Motsy Quintero, Kim Melanson Hospitality: Joe Kocurek, Philip Kocurek, Frank Kacal, Frank Jalufka Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Irene Nohavitza, Claudia Raun, Jeff Socha, Keith Strnadel, Jimmie Triska, Ceci Triska CLOW: Andrea Wallis

• SUNDAY– 6:00 p.m.

Lector: Carly Oldag Cantor: Anna Rod Altar Servers: Phillip Grier, Bryce Rasmussen, Riley Wallis Hospitality: Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Anthony Cisneros, Lynn Cox, Duane Korenek, Jamie Rubio, Theresa Staff, Raymond Viktorin

NEXT SUNDAY’S READINGS SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 3.

FIRST READING - Isaiah 35:4-7 Thus says the LORD: Say to those whose hearts are fright-ened: Be strong, fear not! Here is your God, he comes with vindication; with divine recompense he comes to save you. Then will the eyes of the blind be opened, the ears of the deaf be cleared; then will the lame leap like a stag, then the tongue of the mute will sing. Streams will burst forth in the desert, and rivers in the steppe. The burn-ing sands will become pools, and the thirsty ground, springs of water.

SECOND READING - James 2:1-5

My brothers and sisters, show no partiality as you adhere to the faith in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ. For if a man with gold rings and fine clothes comes into your assembly, and a poor person in shabby clothes also comes in, and you pay attention to the one wearing the fine clothes and say, “Sit here, please, ” while you say to the poor one, “Stand there,” or “Sit at my feet, ” have you not made dis-

tinctions among yourselves and become judges with evil designs? Listen, my beloved brothers and sisters. Did not God choose those who are poor in the world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom that he promised to those who love him?

GOSPEL - Mark 7:31-37 Again Jesus left the district of Tyre and went by way of Sidon to the Sea of Galilee, into the district of the Decapolis. And people brought to him a deaf man who had a speech impediment and begged him to lay his hand on him. He took him off by himself away from the crowd. He put his finger into the man’s ears and, spitting, touched his tongue; then he looked up to heaven and groaned, and said to him, “Ephphatha!”— that is, “Be opened!” — And immediately the man’s ears were opened, his speech impediment was removed, and he spoke plainly. He ordered them not to tell anyone. But the more he ordered them not to, the more they proclaimed it. They were exceed-ingly astonished and they said, “He has done all things well. He makes the deaf hear and the mute speak.”

Key Scriptural Passage:

Welcome with meekness the implanted word that has the power to save your souls. Be doers of the word, and not merely hearers who deceive themselves. (James 1:21-22)

Questions for Discussion: Adult: Which words of Jesus provide the most inspiration for the Christian work that you do? Child: How do you welcome the words of Jesus into your heart?

Readings For The Week

Monday…………….1 Cor 4:1-2, 5-7/Lk 22:24-30 Tuesday………..….. 1 Cor 2:10-16/Lk 4:31-37 Wednesday…………1 Cor 3:1-9/Lk 4:38-44 Thursday…………...1 Cor 3:18-23/Lk 5:1-11 Friday…………….. .1 Cor 4:1-5/Lk 5:33-39 Saturday………….. Mi 5:1-4/Mt11:16,18-23

Area Church Dinners...

Sept. 9 - St. Joseph Church in Inez annual picnic at the Inez Community Center. Fried chicken, brisket and sau-sage dinner at 11:00 a.m. $10.00 per plate. Auction, country store, cake walk, and silent auction.

Sept 9- Holy Cross Church in Yorktown festival. Polish sausage and BBQ shoulder clod with trimmings. Dine in or plates to go. $10.00 per plate. Auction, cake walk, country store and more.

St. Philip Catholic School Super Prize Drawing Win-

ner for August 24 is Cecily Kilsby.

Pray For Those Serving In The Military and Law Enforcement

Nathan Cox, ECPD, E-5 MM2 Zachary Elledge US Navy, Lance Corp. Casey Winfield, USMC, US Army Staff Sgt. David Haugh, Robert Drapela, Coast Guard, Master Chief Sub-Lant Zachary Montello, Lance Corp. Mason Miller, USMC, Spec. Christopher Alford, U S Army, LCDR Jarrod Smith, US Navy, Chris Bird, Texas Game Warden, Wharton County, Sr. Airman Lane Kocian, Air Force, Sheriff Shannon Srubar, WCSO, Chief Deputy Clint Savino, WCSO, Captain Larry Hensley, WCSO, Captain Jason Mican, WCSO, Deputy Calvin Pfeil, WCSO, SRO Jeffery Pfeil, ECPD, Greg Pasak Travis County SO, James Scott DOJ, James Sanders, Houston PD, Private #2 Ivan Jaramillo

Pray For Our Seminarians:

James Dvorak, Dalton Ervin, Chase Goodman, Tran Dinh, Nick Aparicio, Ryan Kapavik, Aaron Padila, Luke Prihoda, Adam Shimek, Scott Dornak, Philippe Dubourdieu and Caleb Krischke

Flowers - September 2

Main Altar & Ambo: Families of Wayne and Diane Bard, Richard and Claudia Raun, In loving memory of Alvin Gerbermann family and Edwin Hrncir Sr. by John & Cathy Hrncir. In loving memory of Hyacinthe Tlucek by Bill and Cynthia Goerig.

**Bulletin Sponsor of the Week:

GENE’S WRECKER, TIRE,

& TRUCK REPAIR, LLC Let us support our bulletin advertisers

and encourage others to do the same

4. SAINT PHILIP THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH

Children’s Liturgy of the Word resumes September 9 at the 10:00 a.m. Mass. Children’s Liturgy enables elemen-tary grade students Kindergarten to 2nd grade to hear the word of God in a manner more suited to their age.

Amor Meus Spirituality Center is offering a 12 week Ignatian Retreat “Finding Christ in the World” at Incarnate Word Con-vent 1101 N.E. Water St. on Wednesday mornings 9-10:00 a.m. or Wednesday evenings 6-7:00 p.m. beginning August 29 through November 28, 2018. The persons making the retreat pray at home each day with a given scripture passage and meet for one hour each week to share. Stipend: $10 dollars a week,

which includes a workbook for the entire retreat. The retreat is limited to 10 persons. To register or to inquire

about the retreat call Sister Digna at (361) 485-0866.

Men’s prayer group...Starting Tuesday, Sept 4, we will begin our series “A Biblical Walk Through The Mass.” This is a fantastic series that explains a lot of what we do in the Mass and where you can find it’s origin in the Bible. Have you ever wondered: Why do we have Mass? Why do we make the sign of the cross? Why is the Mass a sac-rifice? How do we know that the Eucharist contains the Real Presence of Christ? Where in the Bible does it say that we need to have Communion every week? Come

Tuesday night to find out.

New Parking Lot Complete… We would also like to thank

Frank Marek Trucking for their part in the construction.

St. Philip the Apostle Bible Study…David the King

Please join us for Bishop Robert Barron’s newest study and experience how the whole New Testament opens up once we see it through the person of David. This seven week study begins the week of Sept. 10, 2018. All classes are held at the St. Philip’s Meeting House. Class options are Monday’s @ 10 am, Tuesdays @ 10 am, Tuesdays @ 6:30 pm, and Thursdays @ 9 am. All students will receive their materials for this study in their classroom on the first day of class. For more infor-mation contact Essie Leslie at 979/541-6262 or ehles-lie@hotmail.com David’s kingship recalls that of Adam in the Garden of Eden, and also foreshadows that of Jesus, the son of David. Adam was the first king and steward of the rightly ordered Garden of Eden. He was called to govern the garden ac-cording to God’s mind and purposes, yet he did not fulfill his kingly responsibility. After Adam, David emerged as the model king who would restore order in the Garden and bring the world under the lordship of God. Like Adam, David fell, and his reign began a succession of compro-mised kings and rejected prophets…until the coming of the King of kings and Lord of lords, Jesus Christ. Acts 13:22“After removing Saul, he made David their

king. He testified concerning him: ‘I have found David son

of Jesse a man after my own heart; he will do everything I

want him to do.‘”

ST PHILIP THE APOSTLE PARISH PICNIC

SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 • COLUMBUS CLUB HALL

Barbecue beef & sausage dinner - Dine in or plates to go - $10.00 per plate.

Huge indoor auction, silent auction, bingo, cake walk, country store, drawings, games, hamburgers, kolaches, kiddie rides, ring toss, and much more!

Live music by Joe Zetka and Friends! 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Let us all gather at the Columbus Club Hall for our annual parish picnic and a time for

fellowship with our family, friends, and our out-of-town guests.

ATTENTION ALL BOOTH CHAIRPERSONS:

We’ll need your workers’ names by Sept. 10 so they can be published in the bulletin. You may fax them to 979-

578-8831, attention Sylvia or e-mail sylviap@stphilipapostle.org; or you may drop them by the rectory. Thank

you for your assistance.

Sponsorships for the Church Picnic Mega Drawing

WOULD YOU LIKE TO JOIN OUR GROWING LIST OF SPONSORS FOR THE MEGA DRAWING? YOUR NAME COULD BE LISTED HERE! PLEASE CALL THE PARISH OFFICE AT 543-3770.

John & Cathy Hrncir, Deacon Jarrel & Irene Nohavitza, Renee Boutelle, Donald & Olivia McDonald, Victor & Irma Rocha, Richard & Claudia Raun, Clyde Reynolds, Gary & Jan Charbula, Clay & Polly Wilkins, Anthony & Nancy Collins, Lorraine Kana, Rudy Machala, Ralph & Carol Novosad, Ed & Mary Jane Weinheimer, Lorraine Cranek, Den-nis & Carol Korenek, Harold & Bernadette Smith, Snoball Express, Dr. John & Susan Richards, Dorothy Faas, Lisa Bubela, Michael & Rhonda Nordin, Jimmie & Ceci Triska, Robert & Sylvia Little, Dr. Tess Crider & Ryan Reck, Robert & Elaine Reck, Gary & Jeanette Schoenfield, Michael & Debbie Smaistrla, Joe & Suzy Freeman, Deacon Larry & Patricia Hoelscher, Mike & Pat Holub, Alice Blaha, Bettie Konvicka, Leonard & Marilyn Goerig, Leon & Jeanette Macha, Jim & Essie Leslie, Jerry & Donna Shelton, Greg & Sherrie Witcher, Leon John’s Inc., Chris & Susan Dettling, Ellwood & Dot Hermansen, Glen and Norma Korenek

SAINT PHILIP THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH 5.

Calendar of Events…

Monday, September 3

- Prayer Cenacle will meet - 4:30 p.m. - Sacred Heart Rm. - Parish office closed. Tuesday, September 4

- Upper room prayer group meeting at 7:00 p.m. - Men’s prayer group - 7 p.m.- Fellowship Center. Wednesday, September 5

- CCE grades K-12 at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, September 6

- CDA crafters will meet at 9:15 a.m. - Administrative board will meet at 5:30 p.m. Friday, September 7

- Patriotic rosary at 5:30 p.m. in the Sacred Heart Chapel. Sunday, September 9

- Baptism instruction class at 8:30 a.m. in the meeting house.

- Second collection will be for the Black and Indian Mis-sion, Catholic Communion Campaign, and Catholic University of America.

Prayer for Catechists…O Word of God, help those who catechize to turn their faces to you, that they might know the Father and feel your redemptive love through the presence of the Holy Spirit. O Word of God, when the Father spoke, the world was created, life began, and love was brought into the world. Help catechists to count the blessings of the loving God in their midst, to be filled with your kindness, and to know the fruits of their labor. O Word of God, may the works of their hands and hearts prosper. Make them towers of strength that can withstand all of the buffeting winds encountered during this coming year. May they be beautiful in your eyes, a beacon of hope for all who seek to know you. Bless their labor, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Bring those whom they catechize to faith in Jesus’ name. Amen.

A prayer for Labor Day…Lord on this Labor Day, we thank you for the blessing of work. We ask for strength to complete each day. We ask for rest when we are weary. We ask for your guidance for everyone seeking employment, and we ask that You be with those whose faces we might never see but who work tirelessly each day for the good of us all. Amen.

Prayer for Catholic Schools...Lord, we pray that we will always remain open to the great gift of your Grace that shapes our vision and strengthens our will to create Catholic schools in which the Gospel’s message of love and hope is shared and nourished in our children every day. May our children continue to be blessed by their Catholic education, as they are challenged to academic excellence while learning the Catholic values that will help them develop faith, character, and a sense of moral leadership while growing in their love for you. Through the intercession of Mary and Joseph, the first teachers of your Son, Jesus Christ, we ask that you con-tinue to pour out your blessings on our Catholic Schools, so that they will always provide our students with a pro-found sense of service inspired by faith in you. Amen. By Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA)

⇒ Have you ever thought about becoming a Catholic?

⇒ Do you have a spouse or a friend who is non-Catholic

and has expressed a desire to become Catholic?

⇒ Does your non-Catholic spouse for friend want to

better understand the Catholic Church?

The RCIA is a process of 26 to 28 weeks in length, providing information about Catholic Church doctrine and beliefs, as well as a for-mation in the faith.

Inquiry classes begin Monday, September 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the Sacred Heart Meeting Room.

Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry is accepting applications for the Youth Leadership Team. The mis-sion of this program is for each participant to deepen their faith life, become confident in the gifts and talents that God has given them, and be able to express their faith in a way to be role models for all young people. Please pick up an application from the rectory. For more information, please call Marilyn Goerig at 541-9264.

Sacrificial Giving:

8-26-18...................................................$8,399.20 Maintenance................................................$40.00 School ...........................................................$5.00

Dr. Carolyn Bubela, Chiropractor

- Parishioner -

979-532-4476

docc@crescentchiroandacu.com

WP HK

PHILIP J. HUNDL ATTORNEY AT LAW

PARISHONER

(979) 543-5335 wphk-law.com (800) 929-1725

Deadline to submit information for the

Church Bulletin: Tuesdays at Noon

Please call Sylvia at the parish office: 979-543-3770

or email: sylviap@stphilipapostle.org 979-541-9261 979-543-3853 Tommy & Rena Dluhos, Parishioners

Dr. Ross Wyatt Anderson DDS, FAGD, FICOI Fellow-Implant Dentist

979-543-4291

Board Certified in both Intravenous Sedation and General Dentistry

Anderson Dental & Implant Center of Wharton County

1513 N. Mechanic ���� El Campo, TX 77437

979-578-8400 Toll free: 877-578-0100 Lisa Bubela, owner TMF (Parishioner)

WRECKER, TIRE & TRUCK REPAIR, LLC

Mark & Kristine Cochrum

Parishioners

2507 W. Loop

979-543-7374

Crop Care by Air

TRADEWIND

AG, INC. County Road 408

979-543-5712 Paul and Patricia Bruton

Parishioners

Knights of Columbus Council 2490

2nd & 4th Tuesdays Columbus Club Hall—El Campo

Hall Rental: 979-543-4359

Clay and Polly Wilkins Parishioners

979-543-1949 119 N. Mechanic

at Jackson Street • El Campo

HEAVENLY HELPERSHEAVENLY HELPERSHEAVENLY HELPERSHEAVENLY HELPERS 979-543-2850 - 1603 N. MECHANIC, EL CAMPO

CHRISTIAN GIFTS & JEWELRY, BOOKS, MUSIC

ROSARIES, STATUES, MEDALS & MORE

M-F 9:30-5:30 • SAT. 9:30-3:00 JEANIE AND ALLAN JANAK

WITCHER ADVERTISING

Greg and Sherrie Witcher, Parishioners

979-543-1884 “Our Business is

Promoting Your Business”

Susan Radley Realtors

714 N. Mechanic

979-543-6666 Parishioner

CONNER & SONS WATER WELL SERVICE PLUMBING SUPPLIES

602 E. Jackson 979-543-3493 Linda Conner, Parishioner

Oil Field Supply, Ltd. 3505 W. Bus. 59 S Hwy., El Campo, Tx

979-543-8698 Mike & Pat Holub, Parishioners

GOERIG BUILDERS New Construction/Remodeling

Leonard & Marilyn Goerig Fellow Parishioners

979-543-9664 (phone & fax)

EL CAMPO SPRAYING, INC. Lawn Spraying - Weed Control - Vegetation Management Brush

Control - Tree Spraying - Deep Root Fertilizing Pool Maintenance and Supplies

979-543-7811 2601 N. Mechanic 979-543-0277 Keith & Lynette Strnadel, Parishioners - Ed Strnadel Jr. Family; Parishioners

MIKESKA’SMIKESKA’SMIKESKA’SMIKESKA’S

BBQ & CATERING

Parishioners

J.J. BUBELA’S FLOOR CENTER, INC. Carpet * Vinyl * Ceramic Tile * Wood Blinds * Laminate & Wood

MONICA BUBELA

1207 W. LOOP, EL CAMPO 979-543-5500

KNEBEL ELECTRIC Residential ���� Commercial

Industrial TECL17703

Lawrence and Addie Knebel Dennis and Gwen Edwards

Parishioners

979-543-3532 Office 543-3407 Hm. 543-8865 Hm.

207 E. Watt, El Campo

1301 N. Mechanic St. El Campo, Tx. 77437-2633

979-543-2200 Fax 979-543-1906

Rice FarmersRice FarmersRice FarmersRice Farmers Co Co Co Co----opopopop

“Supporting the Church And Community”

106 Market 979-543-6753

979-543-6211 214 N. Mechanic St. El Campo, Tx. 77437

“Where Our Customers and Service are #1” Gary & Jan Charbula, Owners/Parishioners

FRANK MAREK TRUCKING Gravel � � � � Limestone � � � � Select Fill

Frank and Gloria Marek, Parishioners

979-543-3791

979-543-5385 Farm Mfg. ���� Oilfield Fab.

TRAILER SALES Gooseneck & Utility Anthony & Nancy Collins, Parishioners

GARY TUPA

PLUMBING

MP-12855

803 W. Jackson

El Campo, Tx.

979-543-4465

Complete Service: Commercial ● Residential ● Agricultural

Kevin & Jennifer Pavlas,

Parishioners

(800) 382-6609 (979) 234-2074

907 S. Wharton St. El Campo, Tx.

979-543-6284

Catholic Daughters #1374

‘Unity and

Charity’

Meets 3rd Mon.

of Month

218 Merchant St., El Campo ���� 543-5471

Hwy. 59/Blue Creek Rd ���� 543-8252

Come join us for dinner after Mass!

TRISKA FUNERAL HOME Family owned and operated since 1929

Parishioners Jimmie and Ceci Triska

Frank Bubela & Robert Lormand www.triskafuneralhome.com

MMMModern CCCCleaners Same Day Service on Request! Laundry—Dry Cleaning—Alterations

Quality Garment Care—Exceptional Service!

221 W. Jackson St., El Campo

979-543-1474 Rick & Keri Graff, owners

1817 N. Mechanic St. El Campo, Texas

77437

www.accessstoragetexas.com

979-543-6821 2012 W. Loop El Campo, Tx.

Karl M. Ermis, O.D.

Michael B. Caplan, M.D.

Robert E. Coffee, M.D.

Kayci A. Ermis, O.D.

The Computer Center

Rock’n Properties Ltd. RENTALS

281-620-9666

106 W. Strand St. El Campo, Tx 77437

Jim and Nancy Brooks

Parishioners Brandon Brooks

Cathy & John Hrncir, Parishioners 979-578-3258 <> 979-541-3825 Save money on your electricity costs! Call us.

HughsNet

Internet

www.prosperitybankusa.com

Metal Buildings - Barns - Carports

Patio Covers - Building Component Sales

979-543-6941 www.lewingbuildings.com Tristan Couey, Parishioner 1007 S. Wharton St., El Campo, TX

CUSTOM

STEEL

BUILDINGS

Ag 1st LLC Crop Insurance

An Equal Opportunity

Provider and Employer

2014 West Loop El Campo, Tx. 77437

979-541-5260

Tom and Kathy Bodungen, Parishioners

Lorena Janik, Agent

1209 N. Mechanic, Suite B, El Campo, Tx. Cell: 979-637-6494 Office: 979-543-2228