Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his ... · 6/28/2020 · Fr. Wayne Wilkerson, Pastor. ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL CATHOLIC CHURCH THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY

JUNE 28, 2020 | THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

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"Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life for my sake will find it."Matthew 10:39

ST. MICHA EL T HE A R C HA NGEL CATHOLIC CHURCH

THIRTEENT H S U NDAY IN O RDIN ARY TIME

13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A

Dear Parish Family,

As we embrace the season of summer, we enter into a time where much in our lives seems to slow down…as I once heard it said, “life seems to be more settled in the dog days of summer.” This same sentiment can be applied to the life and breath of the Church. Our post-Easter season is the longest period or season of the church year. We in the parish also enter fully into a long journey of weeks known as Ordinary Time. I extend farewell and abundant prayers to Father Michael Applegate who has been assigned as parochial vicar at Saint Pius V Catholic Church in Pasadena. You will be missed and prayed for. May God bless your journey in priesthood and your ministry to the people of Pasadena.

I am happy to note that the faithful wanting to participate in the sacraments by attending Sunday Mass continue to grow with each passing week. This is a wonderful blessing. However, we are still in the midst of COVID-19 and as such, are mandated by our Cardinal to maintain safe social distancing of six feet between pews, individuals, and families who attend Mass in all churches of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. As well, we are further mandated to allow no more than 25% capacity of the church to enter inside for worship at Mass at any given time. Due to the construction of our church, we simply cannot spread out as I or any of us would prefer to. Additionally, the Cardinal has asked that we specify only one entrance and exit for public use at the church. For us at St. Michael, that is the front glass narthex doors. Given these constraints, our total capacity for Masses on the weekend is 120 persons. We are not seating any persons or families in the chapel at this time – rather, we are seating the members of our pandemic response team in the chapel. I am deeply grateful to those staff members and parishioners who have given their time and efforts to assist in the cleaning and sanitizing of our church between Masses, keeping all of us safe.

Beginning the weekend of July 4-5th and going forward, I will be implementing one more Mass to our Sunday schedule. We will return to a more “normal” Mass schedule at St. Michael the Archangel. Our Mass times will be Saturday Vigil Mass at 5pm, Sunday morning Masses at 7am, 9am and 11am. This time schedule allows for proper cleaning of the church and restrooms between Masses.

We will be having many Masses for our 2nd grade children and their families who have prepared for First Holy Communion. These Masses began on Saturday, June 13th and will commence through the month of August. We can only invite 10 children and family members, not to exceed 12 at each celebration. Following this important moment in the lives of our young people, we continue to schedule and offer baptisms, weddings, renewal of vows, memorial Masses for our beloved deceased. These will occur in the late afternoon timeframe on Sundays in order to accommodate as best we can all who come to us in need.

While this schedule may not be perfect, it is certainly a perfect effort on behalf of the staff and clergy to reach out to you, our faithful, in these trying times. I pray that soon, we can increase our capacity to more than 25%, but this decision will be made by Cardinal DiNardo and in turn, articulated to you. In the meantime, I ask that we be patient, exercise appropriate social distancing, wear a face mask at all times when in the church, submit to a temperature screening upon entrance into the narthex, and have your hands sanitized by one of our team members prior to receiving holy communion. This procedure is truly an abundance of care that we offer to you and your loved ones.

Finally, I thank all of you for your faithful stewardship to our parish at this time. While the challenges of this pandemic have been expressed, the clergy and staff continue to do our very best to meet the needs of the parish and the ministries that we offer. For those of you who have given generously of your treasures through the Sunday collection, Faith Direct, Parish Soft, on-line giving, or by dropping off your contribution to the parish office, I am deeply grateful to you for your financial commitment to the parish. As such, we were able to reduce our outstanding debt from our Capital Campaign in 2008 by half. This is wonderful! We are still in debt to the amount of $632,000.00. When we pay off our debt, the parish will realize an additional $35,000.00 per month by not having to pay our existing parish debt. Until this dream becomes reality, I ask that you continue to give generously to our parish offertory collection. Thank you!

May God Bless You,

Fr. Wayne Wilkerson, Pastor

ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL CATHOLIC CHURCH

THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

DAILY MASS

Monday-Friday8:15 am

SUNDAY MASS

Saturday Vigil 5:00 pm*

for ages 65+ and families

Sunday8:00 am* 11:00 am

* 5:00 pm Vigil Mass and 8:00 am Sunday Mass will be

LIVE-STREAMED on our website

https://stmichaelchurch.net/live-streaming

ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGELPARISH CONTACT INFORMATION

AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY LINE FOR GRAVE ILLNESS OR DEATH: (713) 621-4370 – OPTION 1

Rev. Michael Applegate, Parochial Vicar [email protected]

In ResidenceRev. Leon Strieder, S.L.D. [email protected]

DeaconsDeacon Lu Hill [email protected]

Deacon Thomas Newhouse [email protected]

Deacon Denny Hayes [email protected]

St. Michael Catholic SchoolDr. Kathleen Cox, Principal [email protected] Main: (713) 621-6847

Administrative DirectorsBob Basye Administration, Human Resources, Accounting, and Facilities [email protected]

Mary Caprio Evangelization, Faith Formation, and Natural Family Planning [email protected]

Ann Cashiola Liturgy, Sacraments and Music [email protected]

Children Faith Formation (CFF) Pre-K through 5th Grade

Maria Groff Reynolds, Director [email protected]

Lana Jezierski, Administrative Assistant [email protected]

Youth Faith Formation (YFF) 6th through 12th Grade

Rebecca Jankowski, Director [email protected]

MusicChristopher Popelka, Director of Music [email protected]

Community MinistriesDeacon Lu Hill, Director of Social Outreach [email protected]

Sister Ginny Braniff, M.A. Director of Pastoral Care [email protected]

Business OfficeJohn Amalokwu, Parish Accountant [email protected]

Flor Portillo, Parish Bookkeeper [email protected]

Angelica Aguilera, School Bookkeeper [email protected]

Administrative SupportMatthew Lydick, Baptism Coordinator [email protected]

Minnie Romo, Sacramental Records [email protected]

Mattia Maldonado, Weddings [email protected]

CommunicationsChristine Subervie, Bulletins [email protected]

ReceptionistsCarol Page, Daytime Receptionist [email protected]

Rene Gomez, Evening Receptionist [email protected]

Facilities ManagementDerek Roy, Director of Facilities [email protected]

Silvino Anuario, Maintenance

Jose Moreno, Maintenance

Rev. Wayne Wilkerson, Pastor



PASTORAL COUNCIL [email protected] Lanza, Chair

Members: John Barry | Beatriz Havre | Ryan Colburn | Matt Harris | Mark Gerlich | Jessica Matuszak | Eugenia Miro | Rita Nwazojie | Kyle Koehler

Please contact a Pastoral Council member with any comments or concerns about our parish.

SACRAMENTAL CAREBAPTISM Infants and children under 6 years old: All parents are required to participate in a baptismal preparation process prior to the baptism of each child and are strongly encouraged to attend the classes during the second trimester of pregnancy. Please visit www.stmichaelchurch.net/baptisms for more information on baptism class and to schedule baptisms. For questions, e-mail [email protected].

Children over 6 years old: Please contact Maria Groff Reynolds at (713) 403-4121, for information on the Rite of Christian Initiation adapted for Children. FIRST RECONCILIATION & FIRST EUCHARISTSecond grade students must be baptized in the Catholic faith and be in their second continuous year of Faith Formation at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, or in their second continuous year of religion classes in a Catholic school. Please contact the Office of Children Faith Formation, (713) 403-4121. CONFIRMATION High school students: Contact the Office of Youth Faith Formation, (713) 403-4117. Adults: Contact the Office of Adult Faith Formation, (713) 403-4114.

MARRIAGE Engaged couples desiring to marry in the Church need to attend an introductory marriage prepa-ration class, offered monthly, which begins the process. Please call (713) 403-4114, for information and registration. RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA) Non-Catholics (non-baptized or baptized in a non-Catholic, Christian denomination) who are interested in learning about the Catholic faith and may want to become Catholic should contact the Office of Adult Faith Formation, (713) 403-4114. PASTORAL CARE & HOLY COMMUNION TO THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND Do you know someone who is ill, home-bound, in the hospital, or in an assisted living facility and in need of pastoral care? For those in need of prayer, Holy Communion, a pastoral visit and/or those who are interested in visiting the homebound or assisted living in need of prayer should contact Sister Ginny Braniff, MA, (713) 621-4370. ANOINTING OF THE SICK Parishioners scheduled for serious surgery should receive the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick prior to their hospitalization. Please contact the parish office, (713) 621-4370.

BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS Submissions are due

Wednesdays by 9 am, 10 days prior to the bulletin issue date. Please e-mail information to

[email protected].

A WARM WELCOME TO OUR NEW PARISHIONERS

Jorge and Itzel MariscalTamara Monroy

Dean and Ellen DeleryMarcus Cahoj

Hunter and Meghan Johnson

FLOWER DONATIONSIf you would like to make a

flower donation, please contact Ann Cashiola at (713) 403-4161. Your name and dedication will

appear in the bulletin. Thank you!

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SUNDAY READING REFLECTIONSFirst Reading:In this passage, a woman shows the hospitality customary at that time, but then she goes above and beyond these expectations by offering Elisha a private room he could use during his travels.

Why do you think the woman invited Elisha to stay with her and her husband?

Gospel:In verses 40-42, the focus shifts from potential disciples to those who respond to Jesus’ disciples. Today, just as people represent or stand in for their employer, so it was in biblical times. A prophet (like Elijah) represented God. A positive response to the prophet equaled a positive response to God.

What are all the ways a person can offer hospitality to a disciple of Jesus?

SUN

Vigil 5:00 pm* Glenn Schott, Jr.+ Freeman B. Dunn+ Maria LopezThe People of the Parish

2 KGS 4:8-11, 14-16A PS 89:2-3, 16-17, 18-19 ROM 6:3-4, 8-11 MT 10:37-42

THIRTEENTHSUNDAY INORDINARY TIME

June

288:00 am* Eric & Ann Keibler

+ Gilbert Jansen+ Frank & Kathrin McNamara

11:00am Michelle Nguyen+ John Bracoby+ Erin Crocker+ Carrie Savage

MON June

298:15 am Johanne Ezaley

+ Violeta TeranACTS 12:1-11PS 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 2 TM 4:6-8, 17-18MT 16:13-19

STS. PETERAND PAUL,APOSTLES

TUES June

308:15 am Jane & Antony Musco

Patrice MuscoAM 3:1-8; 4:11-12PS 5:4B-6A, 6B-7, 8MT 8:23-27

THE FIRST MARTYRSOF THE HOLY ROMAN CHURCH

WED July

18:15 am Clare Schuarzbach

The Reynolds FamilyAM 5:14-15, 21-24PS 50:7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 16BC-17MT 8:28-34

ST. JUNÍPERO SERRA, PRIEST

THUR

S July

28:15 am The Reynolds Family

+ Tristan Alexander Brooks+ John McLean

AM 7:10-17PS 19:8, 9, 10, 11MT 9:1-8

FRI July

38:15 am Libby Evans

+ Shirley Guilliams+ Robert & Dorothy Hall+ Raybourne Thompson, Jr.

EPH 2:19-22PS 117:1BC, 2JN 20:24-29

ST. THOMAS,APOSTLE

SAT July

45:00 pm* Fr. Luke Millette

+ Steve Benson+ Msgr. Ed Randall

AM 9:11-15PS 85:9AB AND 10, 11-12, 13-14MT 9:14-17

INDEPENDENCE DAY

SUN July

5

7:00 am Libby EvansGlenn Schott, Jr.

ZEC 9:9-10PS 145:1-2, 8-9, 10-11, 13-14ROM 8:9, 11-13MT 11:25-30

FOURTEENTHSUNDAY INORDINARY TIME

9:00 am* The People of the ParishJeJe Barnes

11:00am Libby EvansRamases Wright

MASS INTENTIONS & READINGS

Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, ApostlesMonday, June 29

Grant, we pray, O Lord our God, that we may be sustained by the intercession of the blessed Apostles Peter and Paul, that, as through them you gave your Church the foundations of her heavenly office, so through them you may help her to eternal salvation. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.

Source: catholicculture.org

*Denotes live-streamed Masses

SECOND COLLECTION June 28, 2020Peter's Pence

July 5, 2020Parish Maintenance Fund

July 12, 2020Archdiocesan SVDP Black Bag



Prayers of the FaithfulThe Lord Jesus loves our brothers and sisters who are ill. With trust let us pray to him that he will comfort them with His grace. -Rite of Anointing of the Sick

For the sick and homebound, especially David Gibson, Helen Hegwood, Aubrey and Matilda Mendonca, Addie Wright, Agnes Fletcher, June Flaherty, Rev. Alfred Lee Sang, Clara Doyle, Violet Jasso, Marilena Marroquin, Charles and Wendy Knipe, Nick Lanza, Sr., Jim Hancock, Joe Trapolino, Tom Jennings, Emily Marwood, and those ill with COVID-19.

In your hands, O Lord, we humbly entrust our brothers and sisters. In this life you embraced them with your tender love, deliver them now from every evil, and bid them eternal rest. -USCCB For all who have recently died, particularly Adolfo Morales, Bob Sellingsloh, John Elliott McLean, Claudio Ayala, Mary & Nugent Myrick, and the victims of COVID-19. We bind these souls to the prayers offered in our Parish Intentions. If you are ill, or know someone who is ill and in need of prayer, please email Ann Cashiola at [email protected] or call her at (713) 403-4161.

DEACON'S CORNER

WHO’S ON FIRST?Jesus makes clear to us disciples: Put me (Jesus) 1st before your father, mother, daughter, son! Put me (Jesus) 1st before your own life!

Who or what is on first in my life? -Deacon Tom



Mass Times & ProceduresSaturday Vigil

5:00 pm*

Sunday MassNew Mass Beginning Sunday, July 5, 2020

7:00 amChanged from our old 7:30 am Mass.

This is to allow for the church to be fully sanitized in between Masses.9:00 am* 11:00 am

*Live Streamed Masses

Please read below for instructions when attending Mass. There is still a 25% capacity limit made mandatory by Cardinal DiNardo.

May God grant us His loving protection during this time of healing and transition.

Church Cleaning Procedures • We will continue to implement cleanliness and sanitization practices, including disinfecting pews between every Mass, disinfecting bathrooms, door handles, and other frequently touched surfaces. • Everyone is required to wear a face mask, wash hands, and submit to a COVID-19 symptom screening.

Before Arrival: Wash your hands, wear a mask• Wash your hands before arrival. • Masks should be worn as soon as you exit your vehicle and for duration of Mass.

Entrance: Please arrive on time - no admittance once Mass begins• The Narthex glass doors open 30 minutes before Mass and are locked once Mass begins.• You must submit to no-contact temperature check by staff or team member.

Seating• Please wait for a Pandemic Team Member to seat you. • Every pew will be marked for seating with “X” in blue tape and in between the pews for social distancing (6ft). You may share a pew with your household, but social distance is required between households (6ft).

Celebrating Mass • No physical contact during the sign of peace or the Lord's Prayer. • The collection will be taken up using baskets with handles by the usher. Online giving is encouraged.

Communion• Wear your mask to Communion - stay 6ft apart. There will be a single Communion line down the center.• Holy Communion will not be offered on the tongue during this time, and there is no Precious Blood offered.• Once you receive Communion from the priest, step aside and remove your mask, consume the Eucharist, then replace your mask and return to your pew.

Departure• Please do not leave Mass early or after the final blessing. Remain in your pew and wait for Pandemic Team Member to dismiss your row, starting at the rear of the church.• Please exit immediately through the Narthex.



CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWLY BAPTIZED

Amen, amen, I say to you, no one can enter the kingdom of God without being born of water and Spirit.

John 3:5

Charles Floyd Catanzaro

Leondardo De Santis

Eloise Ann Gaffney

Harrison David Lodge

Nora Rose Matuszak

Kosisochi Obodozie

Declan Roberts

Nora Anne Thomson

Tatum Tramonte



RCIAHAVE YOU CONSIDERED JOINING YOUR

SPOUSE AT THE TABLE OF THE LORD? RCIA is the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: The process to become a Catholic as an adult.

Registration begins now! Please email Mary Caprio at [email protected].

online giving

Even if you can't celebrate Mass with us in person at this time, we kindly ask for your support.

To give virtually, text the word "give" to (832) 720-7360 or go to stmichaelchurch.net/online-giving

Thank you!



CHILDREN FAITH FORMATIONRegister Today!

Registration Deadline: Monday, August 24, 2020Register online at stmichaelchurch.net

ClassesSunday mornings: 10:30-11:45am

September through end of April Children in PK4 though Fifth grade

In each class, children participate in a lesson which integrates prayer, Sacred Scripture, and a pertinent topic regarding Catholic life, beliefs, and worship. Each class includes activities and discussions which foster an atmosphere of faith, learning and friendship.

Get InvolvedOur dedicated CFF catechists, assistants, and hallway volunteers make the program possible. We would love to have you join us!

For more information, please contact Maria Reynolds at (713) 403-4121 or [email protected].

YOUTH FAITH FORMATIONEDGEMiddle School Youth Ministry: Wednesdays 6:30-8:00pm Register with the QR code below or go to qrgo.page.link/7TbP5

LIFE TEENHigh School Youth Ministry: Sundays 6:30-8:00pm Register with the QR code below or go to qrgo.page.link/3BeUi

CONFIRMATION PREPPreparation is being united with Life Teen: Sundays 6:30-8:00pm Confirmation requires 2 years of preparation for youth in our Archdiocese.

For more information please contact Rebecca Jankowski at [email protected].



Due to the impact of COVID-19, hard working individuals within our Parish area were laid off from their jobs and found themselves trying to make ends meet with continuing expenses for food, housing, utilities, and medicine. With little to no income, their savings were quickly being depleted.

The calls to St. Michael’s Charity Line increased by 400-500%. Some families were skipping meals and waiting hours in line at food pantries for anything that was available.

The volunteers at St. Michael’s Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP) immediately assembled and began delivering “Emergency Packs” of food and basic necessities to families, often using personal funds. At the Christian Community Services Center (CCSC), where St. Michael the Archangel Church is a member, we delivered food for distribution and provided pledges to assist families with partial payments for rent and utilities.

We spent time on the telephone with each caller letting them know that they would be cared for and would do our best to assist them. We also provided information about other organizations that may be able to help.

We were concerned in early April that our SVdP funds would soon be depleted, but we put our trust in God. Through the working of the Holy Spirit, you responded with generous donations at levels we had never seen.

Please accept our heartfelt thanks for your generosity, and may God continue to bless all of us as we help those in need!

821 calls to St. Michael's Charity Line

420 individuals helped

$59,387 provided for food, rent, and utilities

The Society of St. Vincent de PaulSt. Michael the Archangel Conference

Because of your generosity, we have been able to respond to unprecedented requests for help with extraordinary levels of assistance:

Thank you for your support!



CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAS

Unity & Charity is our Motto

Founded in 1903, we are the largest international organization of Catholic women in the world,

dedicated to strengthening our spiritual life through prayer and service. Our activities include sponsoring

scholarships to students at St. Michael Catholic School, supporting our seminarians at St. Mary Seminary,

and various fundraising activities.

General Meeting: 3rd Thursday of the Month Installation of New Officers

September 17, 2020

For more information please contact Tina DeGeorgio at (713) 907-9667 or [email protected].

Bible StudySeptember 14, 2020Classes available via Zoom.Forgiven and Set Free is a 9-week bible study that guides women to bring their emotional scars from abortion "out of the dark past and into His holy light," where true and lasting healing can take place.

Forgiven & Set Free

For more information, please contact Janet Northrup at (832) 651-2304 or [email protected].

Experience a fitness class that stretches, strengthens, and tones the body while

refreshing the soul with prayer.

Pietra Fitness Class for WomenBiweekly Wednesday Evenings

September 9th through December 2nd, 20207:00-8:00 pm

St. Michael's Tiger Gym

Suggested donation of $10

Please bring mat and water

For more information, please contact Elizabeth Hlavinka, Certified Pietra Fitness Instructor

[email protected]

www.PietraFitness.com

Spiritual Treasures of the Mother-Daughter Relationship

Weekend Retreat

Friday, July 17, 5:00 pm to Sunday, July 19, 11:00 am

Join us for a weekend retreat at The Christian Renewal Center

in Dickinson, Texas for rediscovering the hidden joys in your

relationship as mother and daughter.

Presented by Catholic Literary Arts Sarah Cortez with Spiritual Advisor

Rev. Peter Damien Marie Harris, O.P.

$319 for one mother/daughter. Prices for additional attendees on

the registration form.

Please register using the QR code, or go to qrgo.page.link/FkXnF

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Wednesday, July 1 at 7:00 pm

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Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his ... · 6/28/2020 · Fr. Wayne Wilkerson, Pastor. ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL CATHOLIC CHURCH THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY