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St. Thomas More Catholic Church September 20, 2020

Saint Thomas More Catholic Church

10330 Hillcroft St. | Houston, TX 77096 | (713) 729-0221

www.stmhouston.org

TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

St. Thomas More Catholic Church

A r c h d i o c e s e o f G a l v e s t o n — H o u s t o n

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Confession

Confesiones

Wednesday ● Miércoles

6:15 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Saturday ● Sábado

3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

Weekday Mass

Misa Entre Semana

Monday – Friday

6:30 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.

Saturday

8:00 a.m.

Weekend Masses

Misas del Fin de Semana

Saturday ● Sábado

5:00 p.m.

Sunday ● Domingo

7:30 a.m.

9:00 a.m.

11:00 a.m.

1:00 p.m. (español)

Current Mass and Confession Schedule

Parish Office

Saint Thomas More Catholic Church

10330 Hillcroft St.

Houston, TX 77096

(713) 729-0221

(713) 729-3294 fax

www.stmhouston.org

Parish Office Hours Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Closed from 12:00-1:00 p.m. for lunch) Clergy Rev. Clark Sample, Pastor

Rev. Thuc Nguyen, Parochial Vicar

Rev. Binny Philip, Priest In Residence

Deacon John Krugh

Deacon Danny Naranjo Parish Staff Suzie Hamilton, Pastoral Associate

Eloise Starr, Secretary

Rosio Contreras, Receptionist

Ingrid Gooding, Bookkeeper

Ron Biba, Facilities Manager Religious Education Ryan Lambert, Director of Faith Formation

Xenia Avalos, Faith Formation, Admin Assistant

Mary-Therese Hafernik, Youth Confirmation Coord. Office of Music: Chris Bearer, Director, (713) 980-3111

Jian Guang Shi, Organist (713) 988-9829

Parish School

Saint Thomas More Catholic School

5927 Wigton Drive

Houston, TX 77096

(713) 729-3434

(713) 721-5644 fax

www.stthomasmore-school.org

School Office Hours Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Staff Carolina Bowman, Principal Noel Novak, Dean of Students Kathleen Prado, Director of Advancement Judy Gentempo, Admissions Anjie Ellis-Scales, Accountant Mary Heard, Secretary Rebeka Zepeda, Nurse Andrea Osborne, School Counselor

Parish Ministries

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) Deacon John Krugh, Director Respect Life Committee Marianne Kahlich, Director Building and Grounds Committee Vince Stasio, Chairman

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Dear Friends in Christ,

September 22nd is the beginning of the Fall season. For many people, Fall is their fa-vorite season. The weather cools (in Houston... sort of), the leaves change (in Hou-ston... kind of), football season begins and some great holidays are just around the cor-ner. The cosmic event that marks Fall is the autumnal equinox – the moment when the plane of Earth’s equator passes through the center of the sun’s disk. On September 22nd, there are exactly twelve hours of day and twelve hours of night. The days will continue to get shorter and shorter until we arrive at the winter solstice on December 21st.

Many of us probably wish that we could predict the future of COVID as well as we can predict the seasons, but we can’t. Even though things are looking more and more positive, the fact is that much uncertainty remains. Our modus operandi is to continue to follow the guidelines of the Archdiocese and to keep things as simple as possible. I would to take this opportunity to answer some commonly asked questions.

How many people can we have at Mass? We are still limited to 25% capacity, which is about 250 people. Even if we were allowed to increase capacity, it would be difficult to follow social distancing guidelines. If and when the need arises, we will offer more Masses.

What public events are allowed? Since May, the only public event we have been able to have on campus is the liturgy. Recently, the diocese has allowed only CCE and RCIA meetings to take place in person, at the discretion of the parish. We will contin-ue to move forward with our original plan of a family-based at-home catechesis, and we will continue evaluate this situation. Please see our website for more details. The diocese has not allowed us to have other events without explicit permission. Will the adoration chapel open back up? Yes! We had to temporarily close the adora-tion chapel because Church law requires at least one person to be in the presence of the exposed host. When COVID first hit, many of our scheduled adorers were unable to fulfill their duty and the chapel was left empty. We will rebuild our list of scheduled adorers and open the chapel back up at the right time. The church is open daily for ad-oration (Jesus is present the tabernacle, for more information on Eucharistic devotion see Eucharisticum Mysterium). How is the school doing? The school is doing well. Our new principal, Ms. Bowman, and the faculty and staff have worked hard to get us where we are today, and we are excited for the school’s future. Ms. Bowman has provided an update for the school in this bulletin. How are the priests doing? We are doing okay! This hasn’t been the easiest situation to navigate, but I think that things are going about as well as they can be. Fr. Thuc has already been here for almost 3 months, and he is really transitioning smoothly into the life of the parish (limited as it might be!). We would like to thank all of you for your support and your prayers. We will continue to follow the directives of the Cardinal and keep things as simple as possible. Please keep in mind that this whole COVID situa-tion is temporary. We don’t know exactly when everything will end... but we’ve al-ready made it through Spring and Summer! The days might get darker and darker, but we know that there will be bright days ahead!

Sincerely yours in Christ,

Fr. Clark

Saint of the Week

Feast of:

St. Padre Pio

Feast Day:

September 23rd

Spiritual Communion

Prayer

My Jesus, I believe that

You are present in the

Most Holy Sacrament.

I love You above all things,

and I desire to receive you

in my soul.

Since I cannot at this mo-

ment receive You sacra-

mentally, come at least

spiritually into my heart.

I embrace You as if You

are already there.

And unite myself wholly to

You.

Never permit me to be

separated from you.

Amen

From the Pastor’s Desk

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Weekly Readings

Scripture Readings for the Week of September 20 2020

Sunday Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Is.55:6-9,Ps.145:2-3,8-9,17-18,Phil.1:20- 24,27,Mt.20:1-16 Monday St. Matthew

Eph.4:1-7,11-13,Ps.19:2-3,4-5,Mt.9:9-13

Tuesday St. Thomas of Villanueva Prov.21:1-6,10-13,Ps.119:1,27,30,34,35,44 Lk.8:19-21

Wednesday St. Padre Pio Prov.30:5-9,Ps.119:29,72,89,101,104,163, Lk.9:1-6

Thursday Martyrs of Chalcedon Ec.1:2-11,Ps.90:3-4,5-6,12-13,14,17, Lk.9:7-9

Friday St. Vincent Strambi Ec.3:1-11,Ps.144:1-2,3-4,Lk.9:18-22

Saturday Saints Cosmas & Damian Ec.11:9--12:8,Ps.90:3-4,5-6,12-13,17, Lk.9:43-45

Sunday Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Ez.18:25-28,Ps.25:4-5,6-7,8-9,Phil:2:1-11, Mt.21-28-32

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Lecturas Semanales Lecturas de las Escrituras para la Semana del 20 de septiembre 2020

Domingo Vigésimo Quinto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

Is.55:6-9,Sal.145:2-3,8-9,17-18,Fil.20-24,27 Mt.20:1-16

Lunes San Mateo Ef.4:1-7,11-13,Sal.19:2-3,4-5,Mt.9:9-13

Martes San Tomas de Villanueva

Prov.21:1-6,10-13,Sal.119:1,27,30,34,35,44, Lc.8:19-21

Miercoles San Padre Pio Prov.30:5-9,Sal.119:29,72,89,101,104,163, Lc.9:1-6

Jueves Mártires de Calcedonia Ec.1:2-11,Sal.90:3-4,5-6,12-13,14,17,Lc.9:7-9

Viernes San Vicente Strambi Ec.3:1-11,Sal.144:1-2,3-4,Lc.9:18-22

Sabado Santos Cosmas & Damian Ec.11:9--12:8,Sal.90:3-4,5-6,12-13,17, Lc.9:43-45

Domingo Vigésimo Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

Ez.18:25-28,Sal.25:4-5,6-7,8-9,Fil.2:1-11, Mt.21:28-32

The Parish Office

Monday-Friday

8:00PM — 5:00PM

Closed 12:00PM —1:00PM

Please call

713-729-0221 for more information.

La oficina parroquial está abierta

Lunes Viernes

8:00PM — 5:00PM

Cerrado de 12:00PM —1:00PM

Por favor, llame

713-729-0221 para obtener más información.

Bulletin Announcements

Bulletin announcements are due

Monday by 5:00 p.m. for the following

Sunday. Please contact Rosio Contreras at

[email protected] to request a bulletin

announcement for your parish ministry, group, or

event in the bulletin. All requests are subject to ap-

proval and space availability and will be formatted

to fit the overall design of the bulletin.

Thank you.

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Mass Intentions

Sunday, September 20 7:30am † Indar Singh 9:00am † Daymond Mayhall 11:00am * Missa Pro Populo 1:00 pm * Missa Pro Populo

Monday, September 21 6:30am * Kitty Anderson 5:30pm † Irvin Meyer

Tuesday, September 22 6:30am † Apollonia Nwachukwu 5:30pm * Nnamdi & Chigozie Nwachukwu

Wednesday, September 23 6:30am * Fr. Joseph 5:30pm † Charlotte Mc Crate

Thursday, September 24 6:30am * Donald Kanu 5:30pm † John Joseph “Jack” Thompson

Friday, September 25 6:30 am † Vernon Hafernick Sr. 5:30pm † Ed Lexon

Saturday, September 26

9:00am † Nicanor Prado

5:00pm † Vessie Hajovksy Peters

† (Deceased) * (Special Intention)

One may request Mass Intentions by visiting

the parish office from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm,

Monday - Friday.

Stewardship for

September 20, 2020

Parish Goal: $193,000.00

Please make your contribution to the Dioce-

san Services Fund you have not already

done so.

Online Giving

The parish website has instructions on how

to register for convenient on-line giving.

You will have full control of your contribu-

tion account and scheduling. Visit our

homepage at STMHOUSTON.ORG for

details and registration.

Upcoming Second Collections

Peter’s Pence Collection

October 4, 2020

Collection

$14,015.28

Online Giving $7,065.27

Total $21,080.55

Uno puede solicitar Intenciones visitando la

oficina parroquial 8:00 am - 5:00 pm,

Lunes - Viernes

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A note from the St. Thomas More Parish School Principal:

School is in full swing and our students are halfway through their first quarter. Much has happened in the past month. We progressively opened our doors to our students and we now have all of our in-person students on campus with 30% of our student population attending school remotely. The first quarter ends Thursday, October 15th and our remote learners inter-ested in returning to campus for in-person attendance may return Monday, October 19th.

Our students started attending Mass or Morning Prayer last week. Due to the pandemic we have altered our Mass schedule. Traditionally, we celebrated whole-school Mass every Friday and Mass was open to the public. To reduce opportunities for exposure, our students are at-tending mass by grade level and our school Masses are not open to the community. So that all students may participate in the liturgy during the week we created a Morning Prayer service which is run by Fr. Clark or Fr. Thuc in the school building. The designated priest will do the Liturgy of the Word for the day with each grade level while the other priest celebrates Mass in the church. The school is certainly keeping Fr. Clark and Fr. Thuc busy these days. We are very thankful to have such dedicated priests at STM!

STM has much to be proud of and one of the factors that makes us such a tight community is that we have legacy at our school. To showcase the impact of our work, we will begin a series highlighting our alumni. If you are an STM alum interested in participating, or you would like to nominate an STM alum, please contact our office so we can give you more information. We are excited to honor our graduates and look forward to hearing from our alumni.

Sincerely yours in Christ,

Carolina Bowman

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Anointing of the Sick If you or a loved one is suffering form a serious illness

please call the parish office to request this sacrament,

713-729-0221

Homebound Due to restrictions imposed by Covid-19, we are not able

to visit the homebound at this time unless there is an

emergency. Please call the Parish Office and we will add

your name to a list of those who are homebound and wish

to receive Communion. When the restrictions are lifted

we will visit everyone on our list. In the meantime, you

may view the Holy Mass livestreamed on Sundays at

9:00, 11:00 and 1:00 (Spanish). Go to our parish website

for the link, www.stmhouston.org

Marriage Preparation Engaged couples, please contact the parish office at least

6 months to a year ahead of the wedding to begin the

church reservation process and marriage preparation.

Funerals In the event of the death of a loved one please have the

funeral home contact the parish office at (713) 729-0221.

Baptism Preparation and Classes

Infants and children under 6 years of old:

Baptismal Preparation Class for parents wishing to have

their infant or (child up to 6 years of age) baptized is

currently offered online via Zoom.

Attendance is required for parents and is highly rec-

ommended for godparents.

If possible class should be attended prior to the birth of

your child. Please call the Parish office to register 713-

729-0221. More information can be found on our web-

site www.stmhouston.org

When choosing godparents for your child, keep the fol-

lowing in mind:

A godparent must be 16 years of age or older and

have received the sacraments of baptism, Holy Eu-

charist, and Confirmation. They must be an active

practicing Catholic.

If married the godparents must be married by the

Catholic Church.

Only one godparent is required male or female

Children over 6 years old:

Please contact the Office of Children Faith Formation at

713-729-3435 for information on the Rite of Christian

Initiation adapted for children.

First Reconciliation / First Holy Communion Second grade students must be baptized and in their 2nd

year of Faith Formation at STM or in their second year

of religion classes in a Catholic school. Preparation for

these sacraments will be separate programs and will

commence in the Spring. You may call the Office of

Faith Formation with any questions, 713-729-3435.

Confirmation High School Students: You may visit our website for

more information www.stmhouston.org about the 2 year

program.

Adult Confirmation: Classes will begin in the

Spring. Registration information will be available later

in the year.

RCIA (The Rite of Christian Initiation of

Adults) Are you interested in becoming Catholic or do you

know someone who is? Consider joining our RCIA pro-

gram. You can go to our website for more information,

www.stmhouston.org Fill out the registration form and

our office will be notified of your interest. Currently,

programs are being conducted online via Zoom.

SACRAMENTS

http://www.stmhouston.org



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Liturgy and Sacred Music

Volunteer in the Music Office!

The music office needs help with general office

tasks. We are organizing the music library and need

assistance with filing and data entry. Work can be

done at the church or possibly at your own home.

For more details

please contact Chris Bearer at

[email protected] or 713-729-0221 x 240.

Sacred Music Recital

Featuring:

Chris Bearer,

Organist and Director of Music

With special guest choral ensemble:

Vox Capella

For more information, please call the music office at 713-729-0221 x240 or

Email [email protected]

Friday, October 9, 7:30 p.m.

Live Audience* and Live Streamed

*Live Audiemce still pending approval

Choir Academy

...now that school is back in session,

consider:

A step up from the ordinary parish children’s choir, the

CHOIR ACADEMY is a comprehensive Liturgy and

Sacred Music curriculum which will offer young

musicians the opportunity to discover the integral link

between music and liturgy.

This program includes a focus on music fundamentals

and will offer many opportunities to sing for various

liturgies throughout the year!

Are you and

your Children interested?

Contact Chris Bearer

to register for a

Parent information meeting-

Date TBD based on feedback

[email protected]

Cantor Ministry

We are seeking talented singers!

Adults and youth singers are welcome to audition!

Parents, if you have children with a talent for

singing, this is a great way to foster a love of

service to the Church!

To schedule an audition:

please contact Chris Bearer at

[email protected] or 713-729-0221 x 240.

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Children’s Faith Formation

We offer two models at STM this year. The Traditional Model begins the week of Sept. 21 and the Family Model in the beginning of October. We will communicate through Flocknote to update you as to when your materials are ready to pick up at the Religious Education building. There will not be a late registration fee due to the circumstances. Registra-tion is completely online. Both models are intended to be done at home. More details on our website.

Youth Faith Formation Adult Faith Formation

SEPTEMBER 2 N D - 2 3 R D

THE HUMAN PERSON

A small group study for

teens on discovering God's

Plan for Life and Featuring:

September 2nd, 9th,16th, and 23rd

7-8 pm via Zoom Link

During the month of September, join STM Youth

Ministry for a four-part series on the Church's

teaching on human sexuality and the life of free-

dom God has made us for.

Middle School Ministry begins October 7th

5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

High School Youth Ministry begins Oct. 7th

6:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Confirmation begins September 30th

6:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Location: Youth Room for all events

Thursday Night Live Stream

Every Thursday night Ryan Lambert

hosts a live stream session based on

what parishioners want to hear about.

There is a chat feature for live Q&A.

This week will continue our series on

prayer. You can always watch previous

live streamed talks by visiting our

YouTube Page.

Want to become Catholic?

RCIA: The full registration form is

available online for those interested in

signing up. Call the Religious Educa-

tion office at 713-729-3435 if you have

any questions or concerns about the

process.

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Be a hero and give blood, Sunday, Oct. 11, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Servant Hall. Masks and social distancing will be required. Go to www.commitforlife.org to make an appointment.

Donors will receive free COVID-19 antibody testing, and donors 21 and up will get a coupon

for a free pint of beer from St. Arnold’s!

Your blood donation can save up to three lives! Make your appointment today!

Announcements Dear STM Family,

During the month of August, we were blessed to provide 93 families with

bags of food, feeding 330 individuals. A total of $11,960 was disbursed

for rent, utilities and furniture assisting 37 families (121 individuals).

Funds for this assistance was provided by our generous parishioners and

SVdP Council relief funds.

The need of our poor neighbors continues to be overwhelming with no end

in sight. Despite local and federal relief funds provided to numerous agencies, many fami-

lies are still facing evictions, their electricity and phone service are now disconnected and

they have no food or the means to obtain it. Thus, we continue the appeal for your support:

donations of food and funds, volunteers to help with phone calls, volunteers to safely deliver

food bags, prayers, prayers and more prayers!

Your fellow parishioner Vincentians are few but doing amazing work to serve the poor in our community. Please prayerfully consider joining us and sharing your gifts and talents. We grow in compassion and spirituality from the experience of helping our neigh-bors. The best antidote for the COVID-19 blues is helping a neighbor. Thank you in advance for your generosity. May God continue to bless all of us as we help his children during this crisis.

You may contact us by e-mailing [email protected] or leaving your name

and number at 713-980-3113 for a Vincentian to return your call. “Charity is the cement which binds Communities to God and persons to one another .” - St. Vincent de Paul

http://www.commitforlife.org/

mailto:[email protected]

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Announcements

Join us in

praying

the Rosary

Monday-Friday

6:00 a.m.

In the Church

The Diocesan Services Fund (DSF) helps all of us fulfill Christ’s mission here on earth by supporting

those programs and services that cannot be accomplished by one parish alone. More than 60 pro-

grams receive all or part of their funding from DSF and all funds are spent within Archdiocesan

boundaries. The broad areas of ministry that receive DSF support include: Catholic education of chil-

dren and adults; pastoral ministries for the sick, the poor and the incarcerated; the formation and

education of church leadership; social service programs such as San José Clinic, St. Dominic Village

and Catholic Charities. How may I donate to DSF? Credit Card You may charge your donations to a

credit card either using your pledge card or going online at www.archgh.org/dsf. We accept payments

via MasterCard, VISA, Discover and American Express. Direct Debit You may set up a direct debit

on your checking account on your pledge card. Just follow the directions on the card. You may also

pay by “e-check” online at www.archgh.org/dsf.

Knights of Columbus Southwest Council 3910

I would like to take a moment to encourage the men of our parish to con-

sider joining Southwest Council 3910 of the Knights of Columbus, here

at Saint Thomas More Catholic Parish. Membership in this Catholic fra-

ternal organization will give you the opportunity to strengthen our parish

and give back to our community, exclusive access to a top-rated insur-

ance program to protect your family; and the ability to grow in your

faith. These are just some of the reasons to join.

Visit www.kofc.org/joinus to sign up or contact Reynolds Contreras, membership director, by calling or texting 713-417-6180 or by emailing [email protected] for further

information.

Live Streamed Sunday Mass

9:00AM

11:00AM

1:00PM (Espanol)

The link is available on our website:

stmhouston.org

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Queridos amigos en Cristo

El 22 de septiembre es el comienzo de la temporada de otoño. Para muchas personas, el otoño es su estación favorita. El clima se enfría (en Houston ... más o menos), las hojas cambian (en Houston ... más o menos), comienza la temporada de fútbol y algunas vacaciones geniales están a la vuelta de la esquina. El evento cósmico que marca la caída es el equinoccio de oto-ño, el momento en que el plano del ecuador de la Tierra pasa por el centro del disco solar. El 22 de septiembre, hay exactamente doce horas de día y doce horas de noche. Los días seguirán haciéndose cada vez más cortos hasta que lleguemos al solsticio de invierno el 21 de diciem-bre.

Muchos de nosotros probablemente desearíamos poder predecir el futuro de COVID tan bien como podemos predecir las estaciones, pero no podemos. Aunque las cosas se ven cada vez más positivas, el hecho es que sigue habiendo mucha incertidumbre. Nuestro modus operandi es continuar siguiendo las pautas de la Arquidiócesis y mantener las cosas lo más simples po-sible. Aprovecho esta oportunidad para responder algunas preguntas frecuentes.

¿Cuántas personas podemos tener en la misa? Todavía estamos limitados al 25% de la capaci-dad, que son unas 250 personas. Incluso si se nos permitiera aumentar la capacidad, sería difí-cil seguir las pautas de distanciamiento social. Si surge la necesidad, ofreceremos más misas.

¿Qué eventos públicos están permitidos? Desde mayo, el único evento público que hemos po-dido tener en el campus es la liturgia. Recientemente, la diócesis ha permitido que solo las reuniones de CCE y RCIA se lleven a cabo en persona, a discreción de la parroquia. Continua-remos avanzando con nuestro plan original de una catequesis en el hogar basada en la familia y continuaremos evaluando esta situación. Consulte nuestro sitio web para obtener más deta-lles. La diócesis no nos ha permitido tener otros eventos sin un permiso explícito.

¿Se volverá a abrir la capilla de adoración? ¡Si! Tuvimos que cerrar temporalmente la capilla de adoración porque la ley de la Iglesia requiere que al menos una persona esté en presencia de la hostia expuesta. Cuando llegó COVID por primera vez, muchos de nuestros adoradores programados no pudieron cumplir con su deber y la capilla se quedó vacía. Reconstruiremos nuestra lista de adoradores programados y volveremos a abrir la capilla en el momento ade-cuado. La iglesia está abierta todos los días para la adoración (Jesús está presente en el taber-náculo, para obtener más información sobre la devoción eucarística, ver Eucharisticum Myste-rium).

¿Se volverá a abrir la capilla de adoración? ¡Si! Tuvimos que cerrar temporalmente la capilla de adoración porque la ley de la Iglesia requiere que al menos una persona esté en presencia de la hostia expuesta. Cuando llegó COVID por primera vez, muchos de nuestros adoradores programados no pudieron cumplir con su deber y la capilla se quedó vacía. Reconstruiremos nuestra lista de adoradores programados y volveremos a abrir la capilla en el momento ade-cuado. La iglesia está abierta todos los días para la adoración (Jesús está presente en el taber-náculo, para obtener más información sobre la devoción eucarística, ver Eucharisticum Myste-rium).

¿Cómo va la escuela? La escuela va bien. Nuestra nueva directora, la Sra. Bowman, y la facul-tad y el personal han trabajado arduamente para llevarnos a donde estamos hoy, y estamos emocionados por el futuro de la escuela. La Sra. Bowman ha proporcionado una actualización para la escuela en este boletín.

¿Cómo están los sacerdotes? ¡Estamos bien! Esta no ha sido la situación más fácil de navegar, pero creo que las cosas van tan bien como pueden. P. Thuc ya ha estado aquí casi 3 meses, y realmente está haciendo una transición sin problemas a la vida de la parroquia (¡por limitada que sea!). Nos gustaría agradecerles a todos por su apoyo y sus oraciones. Continuaremos si-guiendo las instrucciones del Cardenal y mantendremos las cosas lo más simples posible. Ten-ga en cuenta que toda esta situación de COVID es temporal. No sabemos exactamente cuándo terminará todo ... ¡pero ya pasamos la primavera y el verano! Los días pueden volverse cada vez más oscuros, ¡pero sabemos que habrá días brillantes por delante!

De ustedes en Cristo,

Fr. Clark

Del escritorio del P. Clark

Santo de la semana

Fiesta de :

San Padre Pio

Fiesta:

23 de Septiembre

Oración de

Comunión espiritual

Jesús mío, creo que estás

presente en el Santísimo

Sacramento.

Te amo sobre todas las

cosas y deseo recibirte en

mi alma.

Como no puedo recibirte

en este momento sacra-

mentalmente, entra al

menos espiritualmente en

mi corazón.

Te abrazo como si ya estu-

vieras allí.

Y me uno totalmente a ti.

Nunca permitas que me

separe de ti.

Amen

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