May 3, 2015

St. Mary’s Chapel
God Bless
All
Catholic Jacks!
Hebert Health Care, Inc.
At Stephen F. Austin State University
211 E. College Street, Nacogdoches, Texas-75965
Office Phone : 936-564-0661
www.sfacatholic.net
603 North Street · 560-1137 · butcherboysnac.net
stmarysccm@gmail.com
Joseph E. Strickland, Bishop to the Diocese of Tyler
Blessing to all who serve
on the altar of the Lord
at St. Mary’s.
Sunday, May 3, 2015
5th Sunday of Easter
-Betty Ledet
Seeking Truth and Building Community through Love, Prayer, and Discipleship
Pray for
our seminarians!
“Nick and Nick”
POPE’S PRAYER
INTENTIONS
FOR MAY
-The Bolinger Family
St. Mary’s - the best
Catholic
Campus
Ministry
In Nacogdoches!
Universal: That, rejecting the culture of indifference, we may care for our neighbors who suffer,
especially the sick and the poor.
Evangelization: That Mary's intercession may help Christians in secularized cultures be ready
to proclaim Jesus.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 4:00 pm
Wednesday: 3:30 pm
Sunday: After 1:00 pm Mass & 5:00-5:45 pm
& by appointment
(Sacred Heart has confession @ 4:15 Saturday if you can’t make
one of these times)
Mark your Calendar!
May
2
3
4
5
6
7
10
Paid ads will run for FREE until July 31!
For more information on how to advertise here contact Michael Molina
mmolina4@gmail.com or call the office at 936-564-0661
11
16
18
25
June
13
21
September 5
December 4
Multicultural Festival-Sacred Heart
Kappa Banquet—6 pm
Multicultural Festival
Cleaning (Knights)
Dead week begins
1st Sunday Supper
RCIA 7 pm
End of Year Bar’bq
Choir 8 pm
National Day of Prayer
Mother’s Day
Graduate Mass—1 pm
Graduate Reception—2 pm
Finals week begins
Commencement
Maymester begins
Memorial Day
Diocesan Discernment Program, Spiritual gifts
Father’s Day
Diocesan Discernment Program
Diocesan Discernment Program, Ministry Fair
Every Wednesday 9 am—5 pm
With Benediction @ 4:50 followed by Mass
If your schedule doesn’t permit you to sign up
for a hour or half hour,
then just stop in anytime to visit Jesus and say
“I love you....”
The chapel is open 24/7 (side door).
& daily Holy Hour 9:00-10:00 am
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY STAFF
Fr. James Rowland—903-283-3340
Jodi Phillips
—402-650-4234
Michael Molina —936-414-8205
Chaplain:
Program Director:
Development Director:
Pastoral Assistant:
Choir Director:
Spiritual Direction
FOCUS
Kim Briggs
Linda Parr
Aloma Marquis
Colin Slattery
Cath Volunteer Network Intn Anissa Macias
—936-564-0661
— 936-468-1189
—936-414-2405
—623-764-5962
—832-512-6882
CATHOLIC STUDENT ORGANIZATIONADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL
President:
Vice President:
Secretary/PR
Treasurer:
Anissa Macias
Marycruz Bazan
Liz Anglin
Isania Bazan
—832-512-6882
—713-301-1046
— 903-280-4475
— 713-449-2330
CATHOLIC STUDENT ORGANIZATION HEADS
Kappa President:
Grand Knight:
Dancers of the Son
Awakening
Haley Shelton
Austin Thurman
Sam Schroll
Kiera King
Katherine Janusa
—817-559-5595
—972-765-8335
—979-665-8678
—469-237-5605
—936-371-0279
Mass Schedule & Intentions
Sunday, May 3
11:00 am Benefactors
1:00 pm
6:00 pm Missa Pro Populo,
For the People
Tuesday, May 5
5:05 pm Addysen "Pippa" Beaudoin
Wednesday, May 6
5:05 pm Walter Ledet
Thursday, May 7
5:05 pm Thanksgiving—Andrew&Maeve
Friday, May 8
5:05 pm Prayer requests from our
Saturday, May 9
9:00 am All students during finals week
Sunday, May 10
website
11:00 am Benefactors
1:00 pm Graduating Seniors
6:00 pm Missa Pro Populo,
FOURTH WEEK OF EASTER—Saints & Readings
Our Sunday Offering
St. Mary’s Chapel & the Campus Ministry mainly depends
Sunday, May 3—Fifth Sunday of Easter
Acts 9:26-31; Psalm 22:26-27,28,30,31-32;
1 John 3:18-24;John 15:1-8
Monday, May 4
Acts 14:5-18; Psalm 115:1-2,3-4,15-16;John 14:21-26
Tuesday, May 5
Acts 14:19-28; Psalm 145:10-11,12-13,21;John 14:27-31
Wednesday, May 6
Acts 15:1-6; Psalm 122:1-2,3-5; John 15:1-8
Thursday, May 7
Acts 15:7-21;Psalm 57:8-9,10,12; John 15:9-11
Friday, May 8
Acts 15:22-31; Psalm 2:6-7,8-9,10-11; John 15:12-17
Saturday, May 9
Acts 16:1-10; Psalm 100:1-2, 3, 5;John 15:18-21
Sunday, May 10—Sixth Sunday of Easter (Mother’s Day)
Acts 10:25-26,34-35,44-48; Psalm 98:1, 2-3, 3-4;
1 John 4:7-10;John 15:9-17
For the People
St. James the Less
April 26
The beginning of the way,
at the end of which you will
find yourself completely carried
away by love for Jesus,
is a trusting love for Mary.
Thank you for your generous support!
Stewardship - A Way of Life
1st Sunday Collection (4/26)
2nd Collection
St. Josémaria Escrivá
Patron: Apothecaries, druggists, dying people, fullers, hatmakers, milliners, pharmacists
St. James the Less, a brother of the Apostle Jude, was of Cana of Galilee.
He is the author of the Epistle of St. James in the New Testament, a book that is
devout and edifying as well as highly practical. He was favored by an appearance
of the Risen Christ (I Cor. 15:7). After the dispersion of the Apostles he was made
Bishop of Jerusalem. He was visited by St. Paul (Gal. 1:19). He spoke after Peter at
the meeting of the Apostles (Acts 15:13). St. Paul tells us he was a witness of the
Resurrection of Christ; he is also a "pillar" of the Church, whom St. Paul consulted
about the Gospel.
When he refused to deny the Divinity of Christ, the Jews cast him down
from the terrace of the temple and clubbed him to death. The Breviary contains a
very moving description of his death. "When he was ninety-six years old and had governed the Church for thirty
years in a most holy manner, the Jews sought to stone him, then took him to the pinnacle of the temple and cast
him off headlong. As he lay there half dead, with legs broken by the fall, he lifted his hands toward heaven and
prayed to God for the salvation of his enemies, saying: ‘Lord, forgive them for they know not what they do!’ While
the apostle was still praying, a fuller struck his head a mortal blow.”
His relics now rest next to those of St. Philip in the church of the Holy Apostles in Rome, and their names
are mentioned in the first list in the Canon of the Mass.
James is sometimes referred to as the ‘brother of Jesus.’ In the days of Jesus, the word “brother” had
another meaning other than being a biological brother. In Jewish culture the Jewish people made reference to each
other as “brothers” and “sisters.” When introduced, this identified them as “one of them,” as a Jewish person. To
complicate the matter, the Hebrew language did not contain a word that meant “cousin.” Instead, the word “brother”
was used for both, the words “brother” and “cousin.” When the Jewish scholars translated the early Church writings
from Hebrew to Greek, they literally translated the word “brother” as “brother.” Since they were accustomed to the
word that could mean either “brother” or “cousin,” they did not believe that it was necessary to define when it
means “brother” or when it means “cousin.” Therefore, in an instance where a reference might be made to a cousin
of Jesus, the word “brother” was applied. While this person may have been a blood relative, he was not a biological
brother.
upon the generous support of all who join with us in the
celebration of the Lord’s presence in the Eucharist, which
really means “thanksgiving.” What we offer to God through our
donations is also a sign of our thanksgiving to God for his
generosity. Without your help and support, our Chapel and
Campus Ministry cannot function. Please be generous as God is
generous to you in many ways. “God loves a cheerful giver.”
St. Mary’s is not a traditional parish. We must rely on
financial support from persons who understand the very
important role of campus ministry in the nurture of Catholic
youth. We are a dynamic growing ministry and need your
support. Consider a 1 to 4 year financial commitment through
our Living Faith Society.
Call the office at 936-564-0661, talk to our staff—Fr. Rowland,
Michael, Jodi, or Kim or go to our website at sfacatholic.net.
$ 1704
$ 100
Thank You !
Announcements
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Come join us for theCircle Barb’que this Wednesday after the 5:05 Mass.
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Graduation Mass- All graduating seniors are invited to attend (along with their friends and family) the
1pm Mass on Sunday, May 10th. A reception will be held following the Mass.
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Stay plugged in over the summer! We will be having a Bible study over Romans every Wednesday night
at 7:00 pm her e at St. Mary’s.
If you would like your announcement in the bulletin/announcements or to reserve a rm, please e-mail Kim at stmarysccm@gmail.com by Thurs.