St. Boniface Catholic Church — 2021 Stewardship Renewal Handbook

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here are many ways to define the notion of “God’s Good Works.” In scripture, Jesus described examples of good works as taking care of the poor, ill, and less fortunate. To love your neighbor as yourself, caring for the people around us, especially those in need.

In his letter to the Ephesians, St. Paul stated, “For we are his handiwork, created in Christ Jesus for the good works that God has prepared in advance, that we should live in them” (Ephesians 2: 8-10). We were created for good works!

When we love and serve others, we fulfill God’s plan for our lives and we live in accordance with His plan.

Ultimately, good works are at the heart of stewardship. These works come from the overflow of our gratitude and love for Christ because of what He did for us on the cross.

As a faith community, we at St. Boniface Catholic Church continue this work of Christ and give to others from what we have received. Continuing to live the stewardship way of life, we look to grow in our practice of thanking God for His blessings and then sharing them with others. During this time, every parish household is asked to make commitments — to pray regularly, to use our talents, and to give our finances to God through the offertory.

But before we offer our good works and our gifts to God, we must first cultivate a profound “attitude of gratitude.” All we have comes from God! How incredible to think that the very beat of your heart is an unconscious act that is only continued each day because God has sustained you with the gift of life! We can express our gratitude by giving our time, our talent and our treasure to Him Who is most worthy.

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ave you ever noticed that couples that have recently fallen in love spend every possible minute together? Among the simplest ways to show love is to simply be with a person, to spend time with him or her.

Being a good steward of our time means making time for the most important Person — God. “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind, and strength, and your neighbor as yourself ” (Mt 22: 37-39). If we truly love the Lord and place Him first in our lives, we will make time to be with Him in prayer.

Being a good steward of our time means making time for the One who is most important - God. If God and family are not at the top of the list, resolve to make prayer the most important part of your own daily life and the life of your family.

A regular prayer life takes time and practice. Pope Francis encourages all to begin with 10 minutes each morning, inviting God to be a part of your day.

• C onsider reading the daily readings of the Catholic Church (found at usccb.org/ bible/readings), asking God what He wants you to learn from His Word each day and then thanking Him for His blessings.

• Pray with your children each night before bed, giving each family member an opportunity to pray for something and concluding with an Our Father, Hail Mary and the Glory Be. • Download and utilize Catholic phone and tablet apps, such as iBreviary, Magnificat, The Pope App or Divine Office.

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S T E W A R D S H I P O F TA L E N T

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hile every Catholic needs to receive their weekly spiritual nourishment by attending Mass on Sunday, intuitively, we know that the Gospel preached on Sunday should not be restrained to one day a week. It should be put into action Monday through Saturday, as well.

Everyone has different schedules, abilities and interests, but we all share a common responsibility to be active members of the Body of Christ. A good steward is one who takes this responsibility seriously and finds ways to use his or her talents to continue God’s Good Works. In the accompanying Ministry Catalog, you’ll find a variety of ministries available to join. You don’t need to be an artist or musician to have “talent.” You don’t even need a special hobby or skill. All you need is the conviction that you do, in fact, have a role to play, and the willingness to seek it out.

Serving others means putting their needs before your own.

• Pray and ask God to show you how your talents can be used to help others.

• Get involved in a ministry that pushes you to be more selfless, putting others’ needs first.

• Talk to others about how you’ve grown through service and encourage them to join you!

“I am confident of this, that the one who began a good work in you will continue to complete it until the day of Christ Jesus.”

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he truth is that our finances are a gift from God that we’ve been given.

Think about it — God gave you the talents you have which enabled you to raise or earn your income, so why should our finances be something we disregard when we speak about giving all of our gifts to Him? Money plays a very large role in our lives, and precisely because of this, it needs to be aligned with our most deeply held beliefs. “Where your treasure is, there also lies your heart” (Luke 12:34).

Why should we determine the amount of our gift based on a percentage of income?

The tithe (which literally means 10% of one’s harvest or income) is a scriptural benchmark that the Church has honored for centuries (see Malachi 3:10).

As a parish, St. Boniface breaks down the tithe as follows: 5% to the parish offertory 1% to the diocese 4% to other charities

If the goal of giving the tithe seems difficult to attain, consider increasing your annual offertory gift incrementally by 1 or 2% each year until you reach it. It may take some time, but eventually you can reach the point where it is clear, both in your finances and in your daily life, What and Who is most important. In the meantime, the most important thing is to choose a percentage of your income to give each week or month, and be faithful to it, even when you attend Mass elsewhere.

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2021 MINISTRY CATALOG HOSPITALITY Greeters/Ushers

The parish usher/greeter is observant and ready to serve when any need arises. They greet people and help seat those who arrive for Mass, take up the collection, aid the orderly reception of Holy Communion, and pass out the weekly bulletin at the door. The minister possesses a wealth of kindness for all that gather at Mass.

English Mass Contact: Patricia Bloodworth, 903-343-9071, pabloodworth@yahoo.com

Hospitality Ministry

The hospitality ministry promotes a welcoming atmosphere in the parish. They provide greeters at the Masses, as well as host welcoming events like dinners for new parishioners and other get-togethers. This is a new ministry. Members are needed!

Contact: Patricia Bloodworth, 903-343-9071, pabloodworth@yahoo.com

Information Team

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This ministry incorporates several important aspects of information sharing and information gathering. The church website is usually the very first impression people have of your church before they even come to your door. In fact, many people will base their decision as to whether or not they’ll come to visit your church simply by going to your website. Once inside the church, it is important to gather information on prospective members and establish positive contact with the person or family, and provide information — welcoming kits, services information, formation opportunities, etc.

Careful attention to processes and system follow-up, ministry participation and volunteerism must happen all the time.

Contact: Mike Devault, 903-881-5434, mdd@thedevaults.com

Media Enhancement

The Media Enhancement team is responsible for all the technical functions of a congregation. Media ministers work to make it possible to share the message of a church with larger groups of people who might not be able to attend services, formation classes, etc. Being a member of the Media Enhancement ministry only requires a little technical savvy, some computer knowledge, and a heart to learn and worship through service.

Contact: Alexis Nartia, 903-714-2380, lxs902@gmail.com

Security Team

The world has changed in the past few decades, making it important to think strategically about church safety. Scripture tells us we should not have a spirit of fear, but we should use common sense and wisdom in our approach and planning for the unexpected. Whether it be a natural disaster, fire or intrusion, we should have plans in place to help protect parishioners, places of worship, and educational and community gatherings on our church campus.

Contact: Patrick Linnan, 208-691-0766

PRAYER Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Parishioners are invited to give honor and praise to Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament by spending an hour in His presence every Thursday and on the First Friday of each month after Mass. Come, sit, kneel, pray, relax, and enjoy the sweet peace that comes from being with the One who loves you the most, Jesus. Eucharistic Adoration is a form of prayer that brings us closer into the presence of the Lord, where He blesses us

with special graces as we spend quiet time with Him. Every Thursday — English, 5-7 p.m. and Spanish, 7-8 p.m.

First Friday — English, 3-4 p.m. and Spanish, 7-8 p.m.

Contact: Deacon John Ragland, 936-558-8708, jragland69@gmail.com

Promotion of the Rosary

The Rosary is one of the most cherished prayers of the Catholic Church. The Rosary assists us in growing in a deeper appreciation of the mysteries. We ask for the prayers of our Blessed Mother, who leads all believers to her Son. English Rosary is said on Sunday at 9:10 a.m. — Spanish Rosary is said on Sunday at 11:40 a.m.

English Mass Contact: Pat Key, 903-372-1815 Spanish Mass Contact: Mariana Davis, 903-780-1526

FORMATION Adult Faith Formation

The Adult Faith Formation class meets every Tuesday night in the Community room at 6:30 p.m. after Mass. The aim is to foster spiritual growth through prayer, discussion and learning more about our Catholic faith. There is always more to learn about our faith!

Contact: Rachel Maldonado Phone, 903-571-2767, ty1ram1@gmail.com

Baptismal Presentation

Baptism for those under the age of 7 is a family program that includes a meeting with the parents by a member of the pastoral staff and a short explanation of the sacrament and the role of the parents as the primary religious educators of their children.

English and Spanish Contact: Fr. Key, 903-372-1815, stbonifacechandler@gmail.com

Children’s Faith Formation (CCD) including Confirmation and First Communion

St. Boniface Catholic Church is helping and encouraging the faith taught and lived by the parents/Godparents with the classes of Faith Formation on Wednesdays. Please contact the church office to complete registration forms for fall classes, or print and bring in the attached registration form. Classes are available for kindergarten through high school.

Contact: Rachel Maldonado, 903-571-2767, ty1ram1@gmail.com

FORMED

Check out a free online resource for Catholic education! Visit our parish website to access FORMED under the Faith Formation tab. There is always more to learn about our faith and many resources to do so, check out this one!

Contact: Deborah Pelton, 903-288-8828, stbonifacechandler.org

Marriage Preparation

“The two shall become one. They are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore, let no man separate what God has joined” (Mark 10:8-9). In an effort to assure that our Catholic Christian marriages are built on the best commitment possible, we offer a period of preparation for engaged couples.

An engaged couple must make arrangements for their wedding at least six months prior to the proposed wedding date. However, contacting the parish nine to 12 months before your wedding date is not too early for the initial contact. Pre-marriage instructions are required for all Catholics, whether they are marrying another Catholic or a person of a different faith. Preparation with a Catholic priest is required even when the marriage will take place in a non-Catholic church.

English Contact: Martha Smith, 903-286-4521 Spanish Contact: Jose and Karen Orozco, 903-747-6406 and 903-539-9913 7

Quinceañera Celebration

A quinceañera is a celebration of a girl’s 15th birthday and her transition from childhood to adulthood. It usually involves a special blessing ritual and a prayer of dedication to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

It is important because it represents the transformation of the girl to become a worthy woman. Special classes and spiritual retreat are held in preparation for the celebration of this important moment in the life of a girl. The Hispanic community celebrates this moment with special people and parties.

Contact: Fr. Key, 903-372-1815, stbonifacechandler@gmail.com

Quinceañera Preparation

Quinceañera Preparation is a required class that prepares parents and Godparents to spiritually nurture the child who will be baptized, or to accompany the children presented or the Quinceañera. The parents or Godparents of recently baptized children make up the team that assists new parents in coming to a better appreciation of faith in their children’s lives. This is also an opportunity for new parents to come together and meet one another.

Contact: Fr. Key, 903-372-1815, stbonifacechandler@gmail.com; Deacon John Ragland, 936-558-8708, jragland69@gmail.com

RCIA

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is primarily for the education of those people who are considering joining the Catholic Church who have not been confirmed or who wish to learn more about their faith. Eight months of classes introduce them to Catholicism and integrate them into our parish. Many other parishioners also attend the weekly classes to learn more about their faith. Sponsors are assigned to RCIA candidates and catechumens to support them on their faith journey. They act as a 8

friend and mentor both before and after their reception in the Catholic Church.

English Contact: Deacon John Ragland, 936-558-8708, jragland69@gmail.com Spanish Contact: Fr. Key, 903-372-1815, stbonifacechandler@gmail.com

LITURGICAL SERVICE Altar Server

The server assists the priest at Mass. Altar servers prepare the sanctuary before Mass and place everything away after the Liturgy.

The altar server participates at Mass by praying and singing with all in the assembly.

Contact: Deacon John Ragland, 936-558-8708, jragland69@gmail.com Bill Buckley, 903-343-7955, torredon46@yahoo.com Mike Devault, 903-881-5434, mdd@thedevaults.com

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

Eucharistic Ministers assist the clergy in offering the Body and Blood of Christ to those who present themselves for Holy Communion. They may also be deputed to bring Holy Communion to the sick. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion possesses a deep love of the Eucharist and undergo training that the parish provides.

English Mass Contact: Deacon John Ragland, 936-558-8708, jragland69@gmail.com Bill Buckley, 903-343-7955, torredon46@yahoo.com Mike Devault, 903-881-5434, mdd@thedevaults.com Spanish Mass Contact: Fr. Key, 903-372-1815, stbonifacechandler@gmail.com

Instituted Acolytes

Adult men are welcome to serve as an acolyte during the Mass. Their role is to oversee the altar servers, help facilitate the flow of

the liturgy and serve as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion. Training is provided by the diocese.

Contacts: Bill Buckley, 903-343-7955, torredon46@yahoo.com, 9:30 Sunday Mike Devault, 903-881-5434, mdd@thedevaults.com, 5:00 Saturday

Readers

The reader proclaims the Sacred Scripture to those assembled at Mass. The reader prepares for the proclamation of the reading throughout the week by reviewing and praying about the readings. The lector possesses a deep love of Scripture.

English Mass Contact: Bill Buckley, 903-343-7955, torredon46@yahoo.com Spanish Mass Contact: Lilia Rojas, 903-286-4596

Sacristan

The sacristan is responsible for resources in the Sacristy, including ordering hosts, wine and other supplies, and keeping the Sacristy in order.

Contact: Patricia Bloodworth, 903-343-9071, pabloodworth@yahoo.com

SERVICE Altar Society

The Altar Society ministry includes maintenance of vestments, candles, altar clothes, and other sacramentals. They also ensure the church is appropriately decorated for liturgical celebrations. Included in its mission is the spiritual enrichment of the women of the parish. An annual Garage Sale provides extra funds for special needs of the Church or other ministry efforts for the poor or needy. As a service to the Catholic Community, we sell religious articles after the weekend Masses. The profit from this endeavor is used to help enhance and maintain the church sanctuary.

Contact: Geri Kennedy, 512-636-1147, gerismith9339@yahoo.com

Bereavement Ministry

The Bereavement Ministry provides prayers and support for a family following a death. This group provides food for families of deceased parishioners. The responsibilities of members are to make food, order and pick up food trays, and deliver to location requested.

Contact: Fr. Paul Key, 903-849-3234, stbonifacechandler@gmail.com

Building and Maintenance Committee

Opportunities to contribute talents and expertise in building and maintaining the parish equipment, landscaping and grounds.

Contact: Danny Schroeder, 903-849-6501, fishingchandler@yahoo.com

Catholic School Tuition Funding Committee

This committee seeks to provide ways to fundraise for the support of our youth who are attending Catholic School through events, sales and more.

Contact: Pat Adams, 903-343-1674, spadams66@yahoo.com

Finance Council

Members of the Finance Board/Council advise the pastor regarding the management of parish finances and property, reviews and oversees the annual parish audit, and advises the pastor and business manager regarding the maintenance and improvement of the parish buildings and grounds. Members are appointed by the pastor.

Contact: Mike Devault, 903-881-5434, mdd@thedevaults.com

Hispanic Ministry

This ministry helps coordinate all our Hispanic events and ministries, along with translating materials into Spanish.

Contact: Gregorio and Florina Rojas, 903-852-7206 and 903-275-3949

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Knights of Columbus

The Knights at St. Boniface are members of Council 1502 in Tyler, Texas. We support our bishop, Tyler-area churches, Catholic schools and five local parishes. We have a roundtable that meets periodically at St. Boniface Church.

Contact: Danny Schroeder, 903-849-6501, fishingchandler@yahoo.com

Music Ministry

The Music Ministry provides music for parish liturgical celebrations. Those who love to sing wholeheartedly are invited to join the parish choir. If you have a musical background and can contribute instrumental skills, pray especially about sharing that with your congregation — we need your talent.

All instruments can be incorporated into our Sunday worship — strings, woodwinds, percussion and brass! Those who have been blessed with the gift of a musical voice or an ability to play an instrument are encouraged to share that gift with the parish family by joining one of the choirs or volunteering to lead music during Mass.

Contact: English Mass Choir: Ton Tran, 903-316-6990, tran_iluvme@hotmail.com Evelyn Schroeder, 903-521-6328, fishingchandler@yahoo.com Spanish Mass Choir: Gregorio Rojas, 903-859-7206

Parish Nurse

Parish nurses treat the whole person, including body, mind and spirit, with a focus on health and wellness promotion and education. They serve as champions for health education and counseling, and spiritual care.

Contact: Frances Grochowski, 903-849-6608

Pastoral Council

The Pastoral Council assists the pastor with the business and financial affairs of the parish, as well as spiritual, social and 10

educational matters. This council acts as advisory body to the pastor in matters affecting the parish community and organizations. It seeks to foster parish unity, assess parish needs, develop parish programs, coordinate parish activities, encourage parish participation in spiritual and apostolic life, and provide a forum for parish dialogue.

Members are appointed by the pastor.

Contact: Mr. David Andries, 214-649-1440, dkandries67@gmail.com

Prison Ministry

A ministry devoted to bringing the love and mercy of God to our incarcerated brothers and sisters. The ministry welcomes new volunteers to join in this work of mercy.

Contact: Marisol Rojas, 903-331-2833, rojas539@gmail.com

Sanctity of Life

The Roman Catholic Church has consistently condemned abortion the direct and purposeful taking of life of the unborn child. In principle, Catholic Christians believe that all life is sacred from conception until natural death, and the taking of innocent life, whether born or unborn, is morally wrong.

The Church teaches, “Human life is sacred because from its beginning it involves the creative action of God and it remains forever in a special relationship with the Creator, Who is its sole end.”

Contact: Sabrina Adams, 903-216-1967, sabrinamadams77@gmail.com

Steps to Success

St. Boniface is providing a mentoring program in a safe and Christian environment that will help students achieve success in their studies and future careers. We will be presenting several motivational movies that will look at real-life situations of people who, against all odds, achieved success through hard work and determination. In addition, we will have speakers who will share their real life success stories and encourage students to

follow their dreams and to become the best that they can be. There will be counselors from various colleges and universities to help with their college needs. A panel of student leaders will be available to listen to and offer advice to other students on issues they are experiencing. Free tutorials will be offered by community volunteers in math, English, science and other subjects as needed. It is our desire to involve parents and community leaders in the academic growth of our children — because, as an old African proverb says, “It takes a village to raise a child.”

Contact: Anna Hodges, 214-546-6948, jbajhodges@aol.com

Stewardship Committee

The Stewardship Committee helps the parish carry out all stewardship (ministry) programs.

The Committee coordinates with the Parish Council and other organizations to promote the four pillars of Stewardship: Hospitality, Prayer, Formation and Service. It helps oversee the involvement of parishioners in the various ministries of the parish.

Contact: Bill Buckley, 903-343-7955, torredon46@yahoo.com

St. Vincent de Paul Society

The primary function of this group is to help feed the hungry, clothe the needy and provide shelter for the homeless. Through

home visits, St. Vincent de Paul members evaluate needs and provide compassion and support to individuals in need, regardless of race, origin, religion or gender. St. Vincent de Paul assists others in a spirit of humility and goodwill, inviting others to actively participate in assisting underprivileged populations in the struggle against poverty.

Contact: Robert Fletcher, 903-515-1028, mfletch69@hughes.net

Veterans/First Responder Ministry

In the process of being developed, this ministry will lend support and guidance to the veterans and first responders in our community who are searching for or need help for a variety of reasons. We envision a ministry to provide support to find and collate the numerous support programs in the area, as well as provide spiritual support for our brothers and sisters.

Contact: Deacon John Ragland, 936-558-8708, jragland69@gmail.com

Youth Group (Jr. and Sr. High)

The group meets at least monthly for prayer and spiritual encouragement, for fun and activities, and for involvement of service in the community and the church.

Contact: Sabrina Adams, 903-216-1967, sabrinamadams77@gmail.com Alexis Nartia, 903-714-2380, lxs902@gmail.com

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YOUR OFFERING TO GOD I

n today’s culture, it is easy to “say” one thing and “do” another. By filling out a Commitment Card, you are committing to a certain course of action. When God calls us, He doesn’t want us to say “yes” and then never do it. He desires that we be faithful to Him, faithful to His commands, and faithful to our word. When we fill out a Commitment Card, we are saying, “God, I choose to commit myself to You and to a life lived for You. With Your grace, may I do as You desire.”

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318 South Broad St.  Instituted Acolytes Telephone (with area Semanal $ • Chandler, TX 75758 code)/Correo Electró  Sociedad de Altar Mensu al 903-849-3234 • stboni Padre, danos corazones generosos.

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pedimos esto para nosotros y para los católicos en todas partes, por Jesucristo nuestro Señor.

Amén.

Please bring your completed commitment card to Mass on Nov. 6/7, or mail it to the parish in the envelope provided.

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S T. BONIFACE C ATHOLIC CHURCH 318 South Broad St. • Chandler, Texas 75758 903-849-3234 • www.stbonifacechandler.org