Sunday, April 8, 2012 - St. Pius X Catholic Church

Saint Pius X
CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL
“To renew all things in Christ”
Welcome to St. Pius X Parish
• April 1, 2012
EASTER
The Resurrection of the Lord
Dear Friends, the empty tomb! Perhaps there is no other image that so aptly portrays our belief in
the reality of the resurrection of Our
Lord. Ordinarily, tombs are reminiscent
of the stark reality of death. Tombs
are sealed, oppressive, pungent, and
devoid of life. The image of the empty
tomb that is presented to us in the
Gospel today, is another story. It is
unsealed, empty, imbued with light and
life, and exudes a kind of radiance and
joy! It is a kind of paradoxical void that
beckons belief!
Just last year, I had the privilege of
celebrating Mass at the Holy Sepulcher
(the tomb of Jesus)in Jerusalem. I
consider it one of the highlights of my
priesthood. What made that moment
extra special, apart from being at 6:30
in the morning when it was unusually
quiet, was the fact that it was a Mass
sung by the Franciscan monks. I was
given precisely 45 minutes within which
to celebrate the Mass. To exceed that time limit, would have been to incur the ire of the Greek Orthodox
monks who took over custodianship of the place after us. To help insure that things moved along, I
was given an emcee, a slight man whose english vocabulary consisted of approximately two words –
“please” and “head”.
“Please” had multiple meanings. It essentially meant that I needed to go in whatever direction he
indicated. It also meant that I needed to put incense into the censer, read the Gospel, bow, or anything
else that would keep things going. “Head” meant that I needed to duck every time I entered or exited the
sepulcher, else I might bonk my head on the low entryway. I was grateful for this gentleman’s guidance,
especially since I had to go back and forth multiple times. The Liturgy of the Word and various prayers
took place outside the tomb. The Liturgy of the Eucharist took place inside the tomb. Even with his
warnings, I think I actually did bonk my head a couple of times.
Despite the haste and the somewhat rapid nature of the celebration, I found myself awestruck at the
realization that I was offering the Sacrifice of the Mass on a temporary altar immediately above the the
burial place of Jesus, the Son of God! It was here that the miracle of salvation occurred! It was here
that evil was conquered and death was vanquished! It was here that the mystery of Christ’s resurrection
brought immeasurable joy! It was here that Peter, the Beloved Disciple, and Mary of Magdala came
to belief.
Much investigation, and scholarship has examined how authentic the site of the Holy Sepulcher is.
Is it the true tomb of Jesus? According to scholars and the most ancient of traditions, there is more
certainty about the Holy Sepulcher as being the true resting place of Jesus than there is about the
authenticity of most any other holy site in Israel.
It may be a wondrous thing to have an opportunity to actually visit the Holy Sepulcher. Yet, how much
more wondrous and incomprehensibly privileged it is to participate in the very act of salvation, which is
p a r i s h : w w w. s t p i u s x c c . o r g
s c h o o l : w w w. s t p i u s x s c h o o l c c . o r g
Pastor
Fr. Paul Hesse
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Joseph Thang Nguyen
Permanent Deacon
Salvador (Sal) Alvarado
Pastoral Year Seminarian
David Bayardo
Music Minister
Michael Conley | 991-0995
Music Accompanist
Charles Branning
Youth Minister
Cynthia Garcia | 452-4513
Youth Mass Band Leader
Mick Boudreau
what we do every time we celebrate the
Eucharist! Each time we gather around
the altar for the Eucharistic Celebration,
we enter into the mystery of Christ’s
passion, death, and resurrection. Each
and every time, we proclaim our belief
in that mystery. In fact, our profession
is no less significant than that of those
disciples who encountered the empty
tomb two-thousand years ago. As we
celebrate this Easter Sunday, let’s
renew our faith. May we peer into
the empty tomb with the eyes of faith
and reaffirm our belief that Jesus has
conquered the grave and promised
salvation to all who believe.
Happy Easter!
Director of Religious Education
Sr. Barbara Netek, IWBS
Director of Adult Faith Formation
Director of RCIA
Sr. Annette Wagner, IWBS|993-0299
Parish Senior Secretary
Wilma Toledo
Parish Bookkeeper
Lisa Catchings
Facilities Managaer
Keith Tucker
School Principal
Kathy Clark
School Secretary
Leigh Anne Gibbon
Housekeeping
Yolanda Ruiz, Virginia Medrano
Maintenance
Ernie Peña
Bulletin/Website Editor
Reagan Johnson
(361) 993-4053
office email: wtoledo@stpiusxcc.org
5620 Gollihar Road
Corpus Christi, TX 78412
parish website
www.stpiusxcc.org
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No Healing Mass in April
Since the First Friday of April was
Good Friday, we won’t be having the
usual Healing Mass this month but will
resume on the First Friday of May (4th)
at 5:30PM.
Blood Drive
A Blood Drive will be held here at St.
Pius next Sunday, April 15 from 9AM
to 2PM. All donors will receive a t-shirt
& Sonic coupon. Photo I.D. required.
Give the gift of life. Donate blood.
Send a Card, Say a Prayer for;
Youngest son of Michael Winstead,
Aaron was recently diagnosed with
Chronic Kidney Disease. He lives
in Austin and is on dialysis and will
eventually need a kidney transplant.
He is 25 years old. Please send the
cards to: Aaron Winstead c/o Michael
Winstead 1037 Monette Dr CC, TX
78412
Divine Mercy Sunday & Novena of Chaplets
Divine Mercy Sunday is next Sunday,
April 15. Please come celebrate with
us at 3PM. Jesus revealed in various
revelations to St. Faustina that it
was His desire that we celebrate this
special feast day. Blessed John Paul II
initiated the Divine Mercy Sunday and
granted a plenary indulgence to those
that participate.
The Novena of Chaplets will begin
on Good Friday, April 6. We will say
the Novena and the Chaplet each day
in the church. The following is the
schedule of times:
April 8: After 8 AM Mass – April 9
through 13: After 8:15 AM Masses
April 14: At 8:30AM
Rectory Office Hours:
Monday-Friday, 9:00AM-5:00PM
Schedule of Services
Masses:First Friday: 5:30PM - Anointing of the Sick
First Saturday: 8:15AMVigil at 5:30PM.
Sunday: 8AM, 10AM, 12PM, 5:30PM (Youth Mass)
(Babysitting at 10, 12 & 5:30 Sunday Masses - Ages 6mo-5yrs - in Parish Hall Nursery)
Weekdays: Monday through Friday 8:15AM,
Wednesday & Friday 5:30PM
Holy Days: 7AM, 12PM & 6:30PM(Vigil 5:30PM)
Confessions: Saturdays - 4-5PM and 6:30-7:30PM
Marriages: By appointment only and notice six months in advance.
Weddings take place on weekdays any time and
on Saturdays no later than 3:00PM
Baptismal Instruction: Pre-register through the office.
Anointing of the Sick: On request and at the 5:30PM Mass on First Fridays
Happy News/Sad News
Our youth minister, Cynthia Garcia, has joyfully
announced that she is expecting another baby! We
are happy to hear the good news and offer her
congratulations! With the news, Cynthia has decided
to devote her time to raising a family. It is with sadness
that we announce that she will be stepping down from her
position as youth minister late this summer. Please pray
for her as she makes this transition in her life, and pray for
the parish, that we may find a new youth minister that will
carry on the good work that she has done over the years!
Choir Fish Fry
The Adult Choir would like to thank everyone who
supported this year’s fish fry. It was a tremendous success. Thank you for your continuous support. We are looking
forward to next Lent and providing the opportunity for you
to enjoy Friday evening dinners with us again.
Choir Pilgrimage to Prague, Salzburg, Vienna
The Adult Choir is hosting a pilgrimage to the Czech
Republic, Austria, and Germany this fall. The 10-day
journey is from September 23-October 2. Brochures are
available in the vestibule. Please consider joining us on
this wonderful trip. If you need more information, please
see Michael Conley.
Thank You!
A big thank you for a job well-done by these 5th graders
from St. Pius X School as they set up and “dressed” the
altar for Holy Thursday’s Mass. Those reverencing the
altar were: Acadia Tamez, Taylor Skrobarczyk, Matthew
Lutz, Brian Kostoch and Charlie Uecker. We were edified
by your service. Thank you so much.
CARE Boxes Filled
Thanks to all who donated
snack items to be included among
other things, and sent overseas to
our military men and women who
are stationed in outlying areas,
away from the larger camps
where items are available for
purchase. Many, many “thank
you” emails have been received
indicating how much everything
is appreciated. In the future, we
will collect other items for boxes,
so please watch the bulletin for
those announcements.
And
thanks, again.
Comings and Goings
The Week at a Glance
Sunday, April 8 – Easter Sunday
11:00AM – Easter Egg Hunt
Monday, April 9
OFFICE CLOSED
4:00-8:00PM – Confirmation Class – CC#1
5:30PM – Journey Board – CC#2
7:00PM – Scouts – Cafeteria
Tuesday, April 10
6-8AM – Men’s Journey – CC#1&2
10:00AM – Journey – CC#2
12:30-3PM – MAP – CC#1
6:30PM – CMSE – CC#1
8:00PM – Night Angels – CC#2
Wednesday, April 11
7:00-8:00AM – Joyful Pillars – CC#2
9:00AM-12:00PM – MAP – CC#1
9:30AM – Schola – C/R
3:30PM – Children’s Choir – C/R
4:30PM – Youth Choir – C/R
6:30PM- CCD - PH – CC#12, Cafeteria
6:30PM – EDGE – YC
8:00PM – Youth Band practice - CH
Thursday, April 12
8:30-11:00AM – Graduation pictures - PH
1:00PM – Bridge – CC#1&2
7:00PM – Adoration - CH
Friday, April 13
9AM-12:00PM – Women’s Prayer Group – CC#2
3:30PM – Chess – CC#1
3:30PM – Webelos – CC#2
6:30PM – Wedding Rehearsal – CH & PH
Saturday, April 14
10:00AM-3:00PM – Scouts – YC
2:00PM – Wedding - CH
Sunday, April 15
2nd Collection – Black Bag
HEB school cards are available after Masses
8:30AM – RCIA – CC#2
9:00AM – 2:00PM – BLOOD DRIVE
10:00AM – Scouts at Mass – CH & Cafeteria
1:30PM – Baptisms
6:30PM – Life Teen - YC
7:00PM – Chopin Concert - CH
Catholic Daughters
The Catholic Daughters will meet this coming
Tuesday, April 10, at 7:00 PM in CC#2. All ladies are
welcome to attend. Collection of breakfast donations
for the Mother Teresa Shelter is continuing. May God
reward you.
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YOUTH CORNER
Youth Spectacular
The Middle School Youth Spectacular will take
place Sunday, April 22 and the High School Youth
Spectacular will take place April 29. Both events will
take place at Richard Borchard Fair Grounds and the
cost is $20. The deadline to register and receive a free
t-shirt is April 9. Call 452-4513 for questions.
ALTAR SERVERS April 14 & 15
Sat. 5:30 p.m.
MC Stephanie Gibbon
Reagan Gibbon
William Tucker
Michael Morin
Theonna Wisner
Sun. 8:00 a.m.
MC Gabe Skrobarczyk
MC David Acker
Logan Campbell
Kevin Beckwith
Sun. 10:00 a.m.
MC Ryan Trevino
Joshua Harney
Natalie Trevino
Jordyn Harney
Daniel Tindall
Please bring your Rice Bowls back to the church
during this Easter Week. There is a wooden box in
the back of the church for your contributions. If you
bring it back after Sunday the 15th, please take it to
the rectory.
THANK YOU, YOUR FAMILY, FOR PARTICIPATING
IN THIS PROJECT THAT HELPS THOSE JESUS
ASKS US TO SERVE.
‘Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of
these least brothers of mine, you did for me.’
- Matthew 25:40
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
CCD CLASSES WILL RESUME THIS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11TH.
THE FIRST COMMUNION RETREAT
is scheduled for April 21st from 8:30 am
- 12:30 pm A Parent and the child must be present
for the retreat. It is required that the parent of the child
attend the retreat. No aunts, uncles, grandparents,
etc. Please do not bring other children.
FIRST COMMUNION IS SET FOR MAY 6TH. We
will have details on at the retreat. Bring your questions
to the retreat!
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Sun. 12:00 p.m.
Joseph Tarin
Matthew Lutz
Blake Finch
Riel Posada
Kate Soward
Sun. 5:30 p.m.
Marisa Matthijetz
Issac Matthijetz
Nathaniel Quiroz
Lectors
SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER
APR 14 SAT 5:30 P.M.
Peter Anzaldua
APR 14 SAT 5:30 P.M.
David Brown APR 15 SUN 8:00 A.M.
Joe Skrobarczyk
APR 15 SUN 8:00 A.M.
Carole Zanetti
APR 15 SUN 10:00A.M.
Cub Scouts
APR 15 SUN 10:00A.M.
Cub Scouts
APR 15 SUN 12:00NOON Art Aubin
APR 15 SUN 12:00NOON Geraldine Rice
APR 15 SUN 5:30 P.M.
Simon Purnell
APR 15 SUN 5:30 P.M.
Martha St. Romain
CreatingMaintaining a Safe Environment
If you are serving in the parish as a volunteer, you are
required by the Diocese to be certified as a person who will
protect children and vulnerable adults. Classes are offered
throughout the year. Those who have never been certified
are required to take the CORE CLASS and those who have
been certified and whose certificate is expired are required
to renew their certification by taking the RECERTIFICATION
CLASS. Class offerings at St. Pius X are as follows:
Class offerings at St. Pius X are as follows:
April 10
Recertification Class 6:30pm CC#1
April 17
Core Class
6:30 pm CC#1
May 8
Recertification Class
6:30pm CC#1
(Classes in other parishes are listed on the Diocesan Website at
www.diocesecc.org)
Centennial of the Diocese of Corpus Christi
Saving lives – Sep. 15, 1919 - Eighteen-year-old
Coulter McCuistion was on furlough from the Medical
Corp of the U. S. Army in San Antonio. He was looking
forward going to Corpus Christi, his home.A strong
swimmer, he thought perhaps he might go to the beach.
Instead he was to risk his life repeatedly in the 1919
storm, which hit the city.He worked all day rescuing
people who had been trapped by rising water on
Chaparral and Water streets, carrying them to safety
in the courthouse and city hall. He swam through the
flooded Plaza Hotel to be sure that all guests had been
taken out. A few minutes’ later waves and floating debris
tore the building apart. The next morning Coulter swam
to Spohn Hospital located on Corpus Christi beach, the
first to arrive carrying word to the terrified refugees that
the storm had passed. For his heroism and amazing
efforts he was awarded the U. S. Treasury Silver Life
Saving Medal and another from the Sisters of Charity of
the Incarnate Word. Young Coulter left us an example
of Christian love of neighbor.
Financial Report for week ending 4/1/2012
Operating Revenue:
Sunday Collection................................$ 24,349.26
Easter Flowers......................................$ 538.50
Youth Retreat Fees..............................$ 3,030.00
Total Operating Revenue..............$ 27,917.76
Other Contributions:
St. Vincent de Paul..................................$ 15.00
Good Friday............................................$ 90.00
Janosek Scholarship...............................$ 50.00
Catholic Relief Services/Rice Bowl.........$ 20.00
Retired Diocesan Priests Fund...............$ 50.00
Total Other Contributions...............$ 225.00
Total Contributions 4/1/2012.........$ 28,142.76
Loan balance on Youth Bldg
as of February 29, 2012..............$1,108,046.00
Easter Donations
Stacy Avist
Jackie & Phyllis Benesh
James Edwards
Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Elizondo
Patricia Forrest
Marco A. Garza
Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Gonzalez
Virginia Haasl
Irene Haeber
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hoelscher
Naida M. Hrdlicka
Dr. & Mrs. John Kovaric
Robert Morales
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Morgan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Brian O’Donnell
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Quiroz
Cdr. & Mrs. John Rank
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Rocha
Maria A. Salinas
Mr. & Mrs. Nhan Tran
Mrs. Arturo Vasquez
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vrana
Tina Vuittonet
Growing Our Faith Campaign as of 4/4/2012:
Start date: 12/1/2008 End date: 12/31/2015
Goal: .............................................$ 2,100,000.00
Pledged:..........................................$ 1,607,994.00
Rec’d:..............................................$ 1,410,912.37
Remaining:......................................$ 197,081.63
Challenge 2010 (Youth Center) as of 4/4/2012:
Start date: 9/1/2010 End date: 12/31/2012
Goal: .............................................$ 500,000.00
Pledged:.......................................... $ 117,179.67
Rec’d:.............................................. $ 112,063.67
Remaining:........................................ $
5,116.00
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Easter Flower Offerings
Easter Flower 2012
Offerings 2012
By
In Memory / Honor of
Goldie B. Acuna
Patty Adame
Mrs. M. Aguilar
Oscar L. Acuna
Joseph Richter
Nicolas Aguilar Jr., Nicolas & Irene Aguilar,
Maria del Carmen Colmenero, Alfonso Aguilar,
Liddy P. Fritz
Octavia Alaniz
John M. Alaniz, Santiago Hernandez, Rebecca
Hernandez
Mr. & Mrs. G.A. Albornoz, Mr. & Mrs. Luis
Garcia, Mrs. Mary R. Garcia
Antonio T. Armadillo
Melchor C. Avila, Leonor S. Avila
Joan & Victor Krebs
Pete Balli, Elena Rendon
Ken Gannon
Belia L. Ramos, Manuel Ramos, Teodulo Bedolla,
Jospehina Bedolla
Mary M. Benavidez, Santos Benavidez,
Felipe G. Benavidez Sr.
R.S. (Sig) Black, Jr.
Max & Dora Almendarez, John & Helen Boyd
Raymond Richter, Regina Richter, Doyle Brown,
Joan Brown
Lester Cunningham, Lucille Cunnigham,
Ellen Hubbard, Behn Hubbard
Nash & Paula Moreno, Alvino & Guadalupe
Campos, Alvino C. Campos
Jo Ann Carlson, Sherman Carlson, Howard
Miller, Boris Stojic, Skip Hicks
John A. Janosek, Christopher Janosek, Jim &
Vera Catchings, Betty Benson
Dick Frosch, Marge Frosch
Maggie Johnson, Betty Hooker
Mal Cleveland
Capt. Arthur B. Colwell, Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Alcorn
Bob Conwell
Cotter, Higgins, DuBeau, Danielewicz families
Mary Miller
Ron DeSive, Billy Scoggins, Jo DeSive, Clara
DeSive, Doug Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Everett Rodgers, Mary Rose
Heoberg, Charles G. Deason III
Deceased members of Ulseth & Diemert families
Waldene Dubose, Seth Dubose, Manuela Flores,
Ben Flores
Art von Stetten
Vic & Dot Carter, Gordon & Ruth Fergus
Mario Aguilar
Norma Alaniz
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Albornoz
Mr. & Mrs. Juan Armadillo
Belinda Avila
Jan Bachmeyer
Dewey Balli
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Batterson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bedolla
Felipe G. Benavidez
Isabel Black
Mr. & Mrs. John Boyd
Mr. & Mrs. David Brown
Carolyn Buehrig
Stella Campos
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Carlson
Dewayne & Lisa Catchings
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cersosimo
Kathy & Gary Clark
Beverly Cleveland
Bud & Gail Colwell
Conwell Family
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cotter
Mary Cowger
Douglas DeSive
Charles & Stephanie Deason
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Diemert
Mr. & Mrs. James Dubose
Matt, Jackie & Payton Evans
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Fergus
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Easter Flower Offerings (continued)
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Ferris
Mary Fodor
Mary Ganley
Alfredo & Rosie Garcia
Dora Garza
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gough
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Groner
Chuck Gross
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Gutierrez
Mr. & Mrs. John Hand
Joe & Nancy Hardeman
Erin Hazlewood
Agnes Heiman
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hennings
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hernandez
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Janosek
Patricia Janosek
Elizabeth Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Leland Johnson
Martha Kaler
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Kinney
Tomo Koch
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kolda
Dorothy Krause
Bryan & Jennifer Krnavek
Theresie Krnavek
Jeanne La Feber
Elva Z. Laurel
Margaret Lenken
Lennan Family
Barbara Little
Mr. & Mrs. Lorenzo Lopez
Maria Lopez
Mr. & Mrs. Mario Lopez
Ruth Lynch
Mr. & Mrs. Jim McLemore
Mr. & Mrs. Jose Mercado
Nicole Morin
Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Morrow
Jacqueline O’Keeffe
Mr. & Mrs. James Osborne
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Sam Ferris Sr., Martha Ferris, Canuto Fuentes,
Hortencia Fuentes
Dee Samperi, David Case, Jack Fodor, Elsie
Samperi
George Ganley & family members
Jesus Christ
Martha Gail Fulton, Judge Noe Garza
Deceased members of Gough & Slaughter families
Treflich, Cech & Groner families
Gross & Krejci families
Gina Gutierrez
Hand & Kaler families
Donna Hardeman
Roger & Catherine Heitzmann, Norman & Melvia
Hazlewood, Sheila Heitzmann Floyd, Brian Floyd
Ray & Lola Rose
Woolley & Hennings families
Victor & Maria Hernandez, Gabriel & Eva
Montez, Julian & Guadalupe Barrera
Christopher Janosek, John A. Janosek, Wayne &
Gwen Irvin, Paul Irvin, Mathew & Mark Irvin
John Janosek, Christopher Janosek, Richard &
Amy Shirley, RJ & Dean Shirley, Jim & Gertie
Seward
Bendetti, Cheyney, Grumbach & Johnson families
John J. Urbanovsky, Charles Kubala, George J.
Johnson, William T. Griffin, Johnny Elander
Charles J. Kaler, Jr., Kaler & Merritt families
Ruth & Fr. Tom Kinney, Fred & Adela Matula,
Kinney& Matula families
Bill N. Koch
Cpl. Zak Kolda USMCR, deceased members of
Kolda & Scecina families
Deceased members of Krause & Gollihar families
Krnavek & Woods families
Emil & Annie Krnavek & Anna Mae Moses
Jack La Feber, Grace A. Kirkpatrick, Elsa
Cimminelli, Drs. M.P. & Lourdes Rameriz,
Rev. Fr. Frank Conner
Dionicio Laurel
Phil Lenken
John & Patricia Hudson
Bob & Rosemary Little
Dolores Serrato
Maria Lozano, Sara Limon
Juan & Cuca Lopez, Jessie & Clara Alvarez
Sr. Carol Mary Morrison R.S.M., Francis L.
Lynch, deceased members of Lynch & Morrison
Families
Keli McLemore
Jose T. Mercado
Guy West Jr., Rita West, Katie McLellan
Mr. & Mrs. E.G. Morrow, Joseph Zelum
Richard O’Keeffe, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Fay
William Osborne, Mary Joe Osborne, Oneta
Runte, Raymond Runte, Kathleen Burns
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Easter Flower Offerings (continued)
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Osman
Penny Pacheco
Ernest L. Pena
Mr. & Mrs. John Perez
Mr. & Mrs. George Phillips
Ned & Laurene Raleigh
Elena Ramirez
Irma Ramirez
Maria Janos Revetta
Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Rice
Eloise Rigler
Earl Runte
Mr. & Mrs. Billy Ruzicka
Dolores Saenz
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Salazar
Mr. & Mrs. Orlando Salazar
Mr. & Mrs. Art Salinas
Martha, Loreen, Linda and
Michael Salinas
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Seaman
Willie Mae Shirley
Helen Shropshire
Mary Ann Starkey
Kathyln Sweeney
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Tagliabue
Mr. & Mrs. William Tate
Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Thompson
Bettie Traeger
Elizabeth Trice
Unknown
Joan Vedder
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Volpe Jr.
Anna Vrazel
David & Annette Wik
Christine Wisian
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Wood
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Deceased members of Osman & Andrulonis
families
Michael Pacheco, Jr., Owen Gerald & Anna
Louise Dunne, Michael Sr. & Lucille Pacheco,
Bob & Maureen Noack, Bob & Lil Carew
Richard Pena
Deceased members of Gannon & Perez families
Faustino & Ruby Torres, Oscar & Juanita
Phillips, Jesse & Ernest Torres
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Raleigh, John Paul
Kolasinski
Martin Hinojosa, Maximina Rivera, Albert
Hinojosa, Frances Guerrero, Dominga Corpus,
Margarite Guerrero, Juan Guerrero
Reynaldo Ramirez, Sr.
J.R. Janos
Deceased members of Morosko & Rice families
Ray F. Rigler, Mary Marie Smith, Carrie Alice
Chabak
Elizabeth N. Runte
Vic & Dot Carter, Joe C. Ruzicka, Bill Treager,
Jim Yaklin
Ricardo Saenz
Mr. & Mrs. Felipe Salazar, Raul Esparza,
Michael Esparza
Salazar, Forbus, Hamill, & Cherry families
Alejandro & Gumecinda Salinas, Bob Shirley,
Willie Mae Shirley
Jose D. Salinas
Kenneth B. West, Sr.
Janosek & Shirley families
Joe Shropshire
Lillian Rambo Lee, Joyce Rambo Moore,
Christine Ponton Smith, Kathryn Davenport
Wilkins
Kevin R. Sweeney
Mr. & Mrs. Emil E. Tagliabue Jr., Raymond J.
Wanek
William H. Tate, Sr., Joseph A. Roach,
Josephine Roach
John Gollihar
Bill Traeger, Mr. & Mrs. James Gilkison, Mr. &
Mrs. William Traeger, Sr., Marianne & Charles
Kalmbach
Jack Trice, Trice & Dittman families
Deceased members of Garza & Quintanilla
families
William Dervin, Anna Dervin, Barbara Torres
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Conti, Mr. & Mrs. Peter J.
Volpe, Sr.
Vrazel & Achee families
Anton Dornak, Dorothy Wik, Ingvald Wik
Mr. & Mrs. Fritz Abbott
Avelina Godoy, Adolfo Godoy, Concha Mendoila,
Humberto Ramos, Elizabeth Wood
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Please Pray for our Sick & Shut-Ins…
Mass Intentions
Sat. 4/7
7:30PM Easter Vigil
Sun. 4/8
8:00AM Jackie & Phyllis Benesh’s Wedding
Anniv. Intentions
10:00AM Felicitas Rodriguez by Elvira Wendl
12:00PM Bob Glorfield, Jr. by the Glorfield family
5:30PM For the Parishioners
7:30PM Maria Nguyen by Ho Nguyen
Mon. 4/9
8:15AM Alice, Angeline, Fred & Emely Janosek by
Willie Mae Shirley
Tue. 4/10 8:15AM Ben Janosek’s Birthday Intentions by Mary
& Art Salinas
Wed. 4/11 8:15AM Jack Fodor’s Anniversary by Mary Fodor
Mary T. Naranjo by Debbie Sevilla
Alice Didear’s Intentions by Art & Lou Kaler
Jim Yaklin by St. Pius X School
5:30PM Eugene Olszewski by Pat Olszewski
Arthur Karp by Loraine Karp
Mitzi Mendleski by Frank & Martha Kolda
Marion Bomba by family
Bill Traeger by Carl & Merilyn Fields
Thu. 4/12
8:15AM M/M Bonifacio R. Rodriguez’ 59th Wed.
Anniv. Intentions
Fri. 4/13
8:15AM Pat Janosek’s Intentions
5:30PM Joe Shropshire by Dorothy Hoban
Sat. 4/14
5:30PM M/M Kenneth Krenek by Rosalie Williams
Sun. 4/15
8:00AM Chris & John Janosek by Kevin & Susan
Janosek
10:00AM For the Parishioners
12:00PM Chester Zablocki by Aneda Zablocki
Agnes Parker by Donna Parker
5:30PM
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Jesus & Cristelia Ancira by Diana Garza
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