October 7, 2018 Bulletin

THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS a weekly bulletin & newsletter October 7, 2018 • 27 th Sunday in Ordinary Time

The King’s Tavern is back on two scheduled dates this fall. Both will be held at Casa Chapala at 9041 Research Blvd (Northeast corner of Burnet Road and Research).

Join us for Happy Hour beginning at 6:30pm with talks beginning at 7:30pm, followed by a short question and answer session. All are welcome, especially your friends, neighbors, and any new parishioners! This is a great informal way to discuss faith with other like-minded folks, sharing food and drinks.

Last year’s sessions were enjoyed and well-attended by all ages!

RCIA (for unbaptized folks interested in joining the Church) meets Tuesday nights 7:00-9:00pm.

Confirmation classes for baptized Catholics (or baptized Protestants wishing to join the Church) meet on Wednesday nights, 7:00-9:00pm.

Both sessions meet in Wozniak Hall.

CLERGY Rev. James A. Misko, Pastor Rev. Douglas Jeffers, Parochial Vicar Rev. Jesse Martinez, Parochial Vicar Rev. Mr. Rob Embry, Deacon Rev. Mr. Alfredo Villa, Deacon Rev. Mr. Javier Maldonado, Deacon

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m.

Sunday: 6:00 a.m. (Español), 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m.

1:30 p.m. (Español), 5:00 p.m.

(Español) Choral Vespers: 7 p.m.

Weekdays: English: 7:00 a.m. (M, W, F), 12:00 p.m. (T & Th), 8:00 a.m. (Sat) Español: 6:00 p.m. (Jueves) RECONCILIATION Tuesday: 11:15-11:50 a.m.

Thursday: 11:15-11:50 a.m., 5:00-5:50 p.m.

Saturday: 8:30-10:00 a.m., 3:30-4:30 p.m.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Monday - Sunday (24 hours)

PARISH OFFICE: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. (closed noon to 1 p.m.)

7601 Burnet Road, Austin, 78757 512-454-0384 SCHOOL OFFICE: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

2114 St. Joseph Blvd., Austin, 78757 512-614-6622 www.slcsaustin.org LIFELONG CHRISTIAN FORMATION OFFICE: Monday - Thursday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. (closed noon to 1 p.m.)

EARLY CHILDHOOD OFFICE: Monday - Friday, 7:45 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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NEW STAFF – NEW ROLES In September, we were happy to welcome a new Coordinator of Childhood Ministry, Mrs. Ina Alvarado! She will be directing the catechist programs for religious education, pre-K through 8th Grade. Ina is a parishioner at St. Vincent de Paul Parish in northwest Austin and she has been a catechist for five years, also working in campus ministry at St. Dominic Savio High School. She is married to a Deacon Candidate who will be ordained to the Permanent Diaconate this coming March. Ina has accompanied her husband in his formation for the past five years, attending all of his classes and benefitting from the theological studies herself. Ina has already endeared herself to staff, stepping up willingly to direct the kick-off of the catechetical year, when her mentor, Betty Franceschi, had to leave suddenly for her father’s funeral in Venezuela.

With her bilingual skills and catechetical experience, Ina has already proven to be a valuable asset to the RE department.

Betty Franceschi has also assumed a new role as Director of Hispanic Evangelization for the parish. We are blessed to have her years of experience at St. Louis, as she will be coordinating the majority of Hispanic ministries in the parish as well as continuing to teach for the King’s Institute of Theology in Spanish. Working with Betty, semiretired Sumayah Abullarade, has now taken a new role assisting the priests with the preparation and paperwork for Spanish-speaking couples seeking the Sacrament of Marriage. She will also continue to lead a weekly bible study and coordinate the Rosary Group.

Cristian Mendoza has joined our staff as an unpaid intern in youth ministry. Cristian began in early September working closely with Alissa Molina, and he will have very specific tasks during his time with St. Louis. This is a great opportunity for both the youth program and for Cristian as he continues to discern God’ plan for his life. We anticipate he will be with us through December, when he graduates from UT.

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Our Sacraments ~ Our Faith “The purpose of the sacraments is to sanctify men, to build up the Body of Christ and, finally, to give worship to God.” (Catechism of the Catholic Church 1123)

ADORATION CHAPEL SCHEDULE: FIRST SUNDAYS

BAPTISMS August 26 – September 26, 2018 Zariah Irene Gomez Josiah Zabastian Gonzales Milo Paul Haas Dan Davis Iriho Giulianna Rosemary Scroggin Javier Brito Estrada Willian Carrillo Mendoza Germain Gael Flores Luna Analy Garcia Victoria Roselyn Kildegaard-Morales Camila Aitana Murillo Garcia Jayden David Abelar Dominguez Christopher Ramirez Mejia Fernando Silva Santiz Flor Gardenia Silva Santiz Barbara Velazquez Ari Louis Moughanni Nadine Bell Moughanni

On the first Sunday of every month, beginning at 4:30 pm, the Adoration Chapel will be closed with a simple benediction. A new host will be consecrated at the 5:00 pm Spanish Mass. It will not be put back into the Adoration Chapel until the conclusion of the Sunday Vespers around 7:45 pm. This will allow us to clean the Adoration Chapel thoroughly at least once a month. This new schedule, every first Sunday of the month, begins October 7th, from 4:30pm. till 7:45pm.

MINISTERIOS HISPANOS • Sacramentos de Iniciacion Para Adultos Se les invita a todas aquellas personas que necesiten recibir algún Sacramento de iniciación (Bautismo, Reconciliación/Comunión o Confirmación) a inscribirse en el programa de clases de Sacramentos para Adultos. Para inscribirse diríjase a la oficina de los Ministerios Hispanos. ¡No pierda la oportunidad!

• Clases Prematrimoniales “Lo que dios ha unido no lo separa el hombre” (Mateo 19,6) ¿Estas comprometido, casado solo por lo civil, o viviendo en unión libre? ¿Deseas recibir el Sacramento del Matrimonio bendiciendo el amor de tu familia?

Asiste al programa de preparación matrimonial.

Te ayudamos con mucho gusto.

MARRIAGES & CONVALIDATIONS August 26 – September 26, 2018 Ruperto Campuzano and Deysi Anabel Quintana Shannon Riley Cromer and Kathryn Elisabeth Conyers

• RETIRO REGOCIJATE Y SE ALEGRE se

llevara a cabo el 27 de Octubre de las 9am2pm en Cedarbrake Retreat Center en Belton, TX. Padre Jairo Sandoval, pastor de la iglesia San Jose en Austin compartira su reflexion, hasia la Exhortacion Apostolica de el Papa Francisco por mismo nombre Regocijate y se Alegre. El costo que incluye comida y refresco sera $35 por persona. Para registrar llame a Cedarbrake at 254-780-2436 or visite nuestra pagina www. cedarbrake.org

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This weekend through October 14, Fun Fest Raffle tickets will be on sale after Mass! Get your tickets today for a chance at some great prizes!

F E S T I VA L D E O TO Ñ O 11:00AM – 4:00PM ¡Vendedores de comida, rifa, juegos, música en vivo y mucho mas!

“we strive to

model Christ’s love for us...

“At St. Louis Catholic School we strive to model Christ’s love for us by creating a nurturing, encouraging, and accepting environment in which students and their families can be their authentic selves and grow emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually. Our school-wide virtues program challenges students to become the best version of themselves as they work to become more like God in both moral and spiritual character.”

—EMILY HLADIK, MS, LMFT-A School Counselor 3 ON 3 TOURNAMENT / TORNEO DE BALONCESTO 3 EN 3 3 on 3 Basketball and Fun Fest are together this year on Saturday, October 20! Open to the whole community! Invite your friends, family, neighbors, and ministries!

7:30AM registro 8:15AM inicio (tip off) www.slcs3on3.org ¡Todos están bienvenidos! Inviten y traigan a sus amigos, familia, vecinos y ministerios!

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ST. LOUIS CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Annual Fund

Please take home a copy of our Annual Report in the Narthex and donate by either filling out the envelope or online at www.slcsaustin.org/donate.

We are so grateful for all the support of our generous parishioners. No amount is too little or big. Show your support of Catholic education today!

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

St. Louis School students participating in “Start with Hello” week.

SAINT OF THE WEEK/ SANTO DE LA SEMANA: BLESSED VIRGIN MARY / OCTOBER MONTH OF THE HOLY ROSARY. PATRON OF/PATRON DE: Motherhood BIRTHPLACE/LUGAR DE NACIMIENTO: Jerusalem FEAST DAY/FIESTA: August 15 and December 8

This year, St. Louis is partnering with the Sandy Hook Promise and joining in on the nationwide movement to empower young people to create a culture of inclusion and connectedness.

“Start with Hello” week focuses on teaching students, grades 2-12, the skills they need to reach out to and include those who may be dealing with chronic social isolation and create a culture of inclusion and connectedness in our school. “Start with Hello” Week raises awareness and educates students and the community through activities, contests, and public proclamations.

This week long event included displays of positive affirmations on every desk and locker, a positivity wall, a welcoming committee, and encouraging words from peers.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SAINTS: www.ewtn.com/SaintsHoly www.ewtn.com/spanish/saints

OCTUBRE ES EL MES DEL SANTO ROSARIO OCTOBER IS THE MONTH OF THE HOLY ROSARY! ¡VENGA A CAMINAR CON MARÍA! Para honrar y agradecer a nuestra Santa Madre Celestial, el grupo del Rosario MARIA REYNA DE LA PAZ está ofreciendo un evento especial el sábado, 13 de octubre, comenzando con la Santa Misa de las 8:00 a.m. Inmediatamente después de la misa, nos juntamos en el Jardín de la Virgen para rezar el Santo Rosario en procesión para el Sótano del PEC. Vamos a servir refrescos, hacer reflexiones y habrá una película del mensaje de María sobre el Santo Rosario. ¡Todos están invitados a este gran evento, los esperamos! Por favor de revisar nuestro volante para información más detallada.

COME AND WALK WITH MARY! In honor and gratitude to our Blessed Mother, Mary, QUEEN OF PEACE, the Spanish Rosary Group will be hosting a Special Event October 13th starting with the 8:00 a.m. Mass. Immediately after Mass, we will gather in the Garden of Mary praying the Holy Rosary in procession to PEC Basement. Thereafter, refreshments will be served and have reflections and a movie about our Blessed Mother’s message concerning the Rosary. We encourage everyone to attend. Please look for our flyer for more information.

Rosary Rally for Our Lady of Fatima (in English) will be prayed on Saturday, October 13th at 12:00 Noon. Join us in procession starting in the small south parking lot of the Church.

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PERFECT JOY ACCORDING TO SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI One day in winter, as Saint Francis was going with Brother Leo from Perugia to Saint Mary of the Angels and was suffering greatly from the cold, he called to Brother Leo, who was walking on before him, and said: “Brother Leo, if it were to please God that the Friars Minor (aka “Franciscans”) should give, in all lands, a great example of holiness and edification, write down, and note carefully, that this would not be perfect joy.”

A little further on, Saint Francis called to him a second time: “O Brother Leo, if the Friars Minor were to make the lame to walk, if they should make straight the crooked, chase away demons, give sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf, speech to the dumb, and, what is even a far greater work, if they should raise the dead after four days, write that this would not be perfect joy.”

Shortly after, he cried out again: “O Brother Leo, if the Friars Minor knew all languages; if they were versed in all science; if they could explain all Scripture; if they had the gift of prophecy, and could reveal, not only all future things, but likewise the secrets of all consciences and all souls, write that this would not be perfect joy.”

Shortly after, he cried out again: “O Brother Leo, if the Friars Minor had the gift of preaching so as to convert all infidels to the faith of Christ, write that this would not be perfect joy.”

When this discourse had lasted for two miles, Brother Leo wondered and, questioning the saint, he asked, “Father, I pray thee teach me wherein is perfect joy.” Saint Francis answered: “If, when we shall arrive at Saint Mary of the Angels, all drenched with rain and trembling with cold, all covered with mud and exhausted from hunger; if, when we knock at the convent-gate, the porter should come angrily and ask us who we are; if, after we have told him, “We are two of the brethren”, he should answer angrily, “What ye say is not the truth; ye are but two impostors going about to deceive the world, and take away the alms of the poor; begone I say”; if then he refuse to open to us, and leave us outside, exposed to the snow and

rain, suffering from cold and hunger till nightfall - then, if we accept such injustice, such cruelty, and such contempt with patience, without being ruffled, and without murmuring, believing with humility and charity that the porter really knows us, and that it is God who maketh him to speak thus against us, write down, O Brother Leo, that this is perfect joy.

Father, I pray thee teach me wherein is perfect joy.

And if, urged by cold and hunger, we knock again, calling to the porter and entreating him with many tears to open to us and give us shelter, for the love of God, and if he come out more angry than before, exclaiming, “These are but importunate rascals, I will deal with them as they deserve”; and taking a knotted stick, he seize us by the hood, throwing us on the ground, rolling us in the snow, and shall beat and wound us with the knots in the stick - if we bear all these injuries with patience, charity, and joy, thinking of the sufferings of our Blessed Lord, which we would share out of love for him, write, O Brother Leo, that here, finally, is perfect joy.

Above all the graces and all the gifts of the Holy Spirit which Christ grants to his friends, is the grace of overcoming oneself, and accepting willingly, out of love for Christ, all suffering, injury, discomfort, and contempt; for in all other gifts of God we cannot glory, seeing they proceed not from ourselves but from God….

The Secular Franciscans are inspired to follow the Gospel through the life, example, and charisms of St. Francis and St. Clare, both of Assisi. We profess to live the Rule of the Secular Franciscan Order, which was established by St. Francis in the early 1200’s. We are called to live out the Franciscan vocation as married or single people or as diocesan clergy, all sharing in their desire to live the Gospel in the world.

We typically gather together on the first Saturday of the month from 8:30 AM until 1 PM at St. Helen’s Catholic Church, Georgetown. Our Gatherings begin with breakfast and fellowship in the St. Rita Activity Center, followed by prayer, meditation, formation and more community time. If you experience a desire to learn more about our way of life, please contact us: stpadrepioofs@gmail.com.

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SPIRITUAL, PHYSICAL & EMOTIONAL NEEDS OF: Walter Grona John Dohanich Clarice Dohanich Thuan Nguyen John Langford Roberto Ontivera Mike Chung Anna Nguyen Robert Gross James Menz Jerry Authement Ciro Cid Lopez William Feller Alfred Perez Tim Ramirez Joshua Pelicano Michel G. Rios Luke LeBas Joan Bogdanski Jeanne McGinley George & Mae Vrazel Alexander Wadleigh

Hector Franceschi Lupe Rodriguez Jose Reyes Roxy Kline Peggy Herrera Scout Schulz Lisa Pessler Eric Brown Jean Collins Lee Collins Alicia Castro Rose Marie Linan Mack Linan Rita Guerrero Jean Price Judith Fournoy Mary Sisson Harold Hans Paul Alvarez Loraine Reese Shida Ziri Juliana Isabelle Hord

Daniel Caballero Isidoro Pineda Lorenzo Cortez Anita Leon Rigoberto Cortez Ramon Hernandez Lucy Hernandez Sharon Mitchell Poly Gonzalez Zack Foster Blake Chambers Mary Robledo Leyla Naderi Henry Choe Hector Sandoval Kevin Perrusquia Raul Esquivel Erick Aigner MaryJane Segrets Rick Pastor Blas Calderon Israel Lopez-Hernandez

Joseph Villarreal Jr. Salustio Osorio Rosa Estrada Emery Gay Melinda Becker Ernestine Garcia Zackery Furr Esther Prado Irene Marion Cynthia London Audrey London Eduardo Lyon Michelle Pechacek Martha Pechacek Margaret Lara Liz Heuertz Pete Garcia Marian Donato Eric Turner Chloe Sanders Virgie Seiler Mark Griffith

WHAT DOES THE SVDP SOCIETY MEAN TO ME AND TO THE PARISH? Being part of the St. Louis St. Vincent de Paul conference has made real the people that we know are needy. We see them as homeless, people evicted from apartments because they can’t pay the rent, the elderly that can’t pay their utility bills, people in food lines and food pantries, the uninsured, families that live in their cars, people that can’t work because illness or an accident has handicapped them, and abandoned single moms that struggle to work and care for their children. The difficult circumstances experienced by our brothers and sisters are endless.

Now here is the magnificent beauty of God’s grace. Because one person, Frederic Ozanam, founder of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, had the vision “to embrace the world in a network of charity,” there are now 600,000+ Vincentians working throughout the world that do charitable works. Like the loaves and fishes, God’s goodness multiplies and spreads to where our neighbors need help and hope. This was made so evident to me by a visit my partner and I made to a single mom who couldn’t pay the rent because she had lost her job. She owed a little over $1,000. We couldn’t pay all her rent. Requests for help with this case were sent out to our neighboring parish conferences and thanks to their response and generosity, the total amount to help this mom was obtained. God’s wants us to be there for the needy and suffering, and he gives us what we need to fulfill this integral part of our Christian calling. We let those whose faith is wavering know that God is present for them and ready to be part of their lives. Our visits, even in a small way, help remind people that God and his church are not far away and always there to help.

As parishioners of St. Louis, you are also part Frederic Ozanam’s “network of charity.” It is through your prayers and donations to the St. Louis Conference that help to our needy neighbors is possible. Your participation begins that web that brings God’s good will and hope directly to the people he loves.

Your St. Vincent de Paul conference meets every Tuesday at 7pm in the Social Ministries building. Come and visit us to learn more about becoming a Vincentian.

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BABY BANKS Remember October is Respect Life Month and a great time to save your spare change for pro-life efforts in our parish and throughout the diocese. The Gabriel Project, Project Rachel, Sidewalk Ministry, Pro-Life Help Line and more will receive funds from this campaign.

If you missed getting a Baby Bank, you can collect change in any container. Change collected during the month should be turned in by October 28th.

TEXAS ALLIANCE FOR LIFE Celebrating 30 Years, Texas Alliance for Life will have its annual benefit dinner on Saturday, October 20th! Make your reservation early and purchase tickets by the table or individually. Keynote speaker is Katy Talento, Special Assistant to the President for Health Policy. For more information/reservations, visit www.TexasAllianceforLife.org SAVE THE DATE! 8th Annual Benefit Dinner

LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL GALA! St. John Paul II Life Center

NOVEMBER 13, 2018 AT 7:00 PM

CATHOLICS CARE. CATHOLICS VOTE. PRACTICE CIVIL DIALOGUE.

ST. LOUIS WOMEN

In their statement on Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship, the U.S. Catholic bishops remind Catholics that we are called to engage in charitable, respectful and civil dialogue during election season. In a culture dominated by “partisan attacks, sound bites and media hype,” the Church calls for “a different kind of political engagement”.

CELEBRATION for the NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN (NCCW) St. Louis Women’s Club is affiliated with NCCW, an organization that seeks to join together women across parish and diocesan lines to grow in spirituality, leadership and service. St. Louis ladies are among the most active in the local branch, the Austin Deaneries Council of Catholic Women, passing along benefits from NCCW’s programs. To honor the NCCW, Women’s Club active members, in fact all St. Louis lady parishioners, are invited to participate in corporate communion at the 5Pm Saturday Mass on October 13. Learn more about the NCCW at nccw.org or contact parish representative Margie Horton at 512-659-5146.

Visit www.faithfulcitizenship.org to access resources on civil dialogue and on how our faith calls us to engage during election season and beyond.

Reminder: In support of its affiliation with the Council of Catholic Women, St. Louis Women’s Club is collecting new underwear and socks for victims of domestic abuse. Clothing the naked is a Corporal Work of Mercy, and many arrive at the shelter with only the clothes on their back.

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SANCTUARY CANDLE MEMORIALS The sanctuary candle is traditionally seen in Catholic churches, burning constantly to indicate the presence of the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle. At St. Louis, in both the main nave and the chapel, the sanctuary candles are burning high above the floor in beautifully ornate fixtures suspended from the ceiling. Parishioners are given the opportunity to memorialize a deceased loved one with a $10 contribution, selecting a specified week in which one or both of the two sanctuary candles will be burned in their honor. Visit the church office with your donation, the name of your loved one, your choice of sanctuary candle and the selected week.

Memorials are denoted in the Main Nave (M) or Chapel (C). Memorials reserved since the last newsletter deadline include: September 30 – October 6 October 21 – 27 To honor Anniversary of Annabelle & Memory of Lucia & Tito Guerrero Jr. by Santos Ocanas by Rita Guerrero (M & C) Rita Guerrero (M & C) October 7 – 13 Memory of Della de Lafuente

by Edith de Lafuente (M) Memory of Adolfo de Lafuente by Edith de Lafuente (C)

October 28 – November 3 To Honor Juan J. Alvarez by Nohemi Alvarez (M) Memory of Gene Syrinek by Evelyn Syrinek (C)

October 14 – 20 Memory of Frank Nold by Julie & Joelle Mayo (M) Memory of Wilburn Frisenhahn by Frisenhahn Family (C)

SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE Senior Friendship Circle will meet on Oct 10th for cards, dominoes, Chicken Foot, Kings in Corner and many more games. All seniors are invited to join us at Wozniak Hall from 9:30-11:30am. We have a special speaker from the Crimes Unit. Detectives will speak to parish seniors on crime in the area and how to be safe.

Bring a morning snack to share. For more information on the Friendship Circle email seniors@st-louis.org

The King’s Theology Institute has resumed with a five-week study on the credibility of the Catholic faith. We'll examine topics like God's existence, atheism, the problem of evil, the role of science, and the historical evidence for miracles. Visit our webpage for more information. All are welcome.

Thursdays, 7-9 pm in Wozniak Hall.

The King’s Theology Institute ha reanudado con un estudio de cinco semanas sobre la credibilidad de la fe católica. Examinaremos temas como la existencia de Dios, el ateísmo, el problema del mal, la ciencia y la evidencia histórica de los milagros. Todos son bienvenidos. Martes, 7-9 pm en Wozniak Hall.

KING’S MEN Recently, seniors from St. Theresa, St. Louis and St. Albert had a very special tour of the Painted Churches of Fayette County. Special thanks to Fr. James Misko and Fr. Larry Covington who led the tour, with Father Larry sharing his knowledge of each church’s history.

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The King’s Men are now meeting each Friday morning 6:00am in Wozniak Hall.

All men of the parish are welcome to attend.

Visit www.st-louis.org/adults for the full schedule.

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MOBILE LOAVES AND FISHES Mobile Loaves & Fishes is celebrating the 20th anniversary of their mobile food truck ministry. Everyone is invited to the celebration!

We are grateful for the Austin community and the many ways we have come together to serve our homeless brothers and sisters.

CHICKEN SALES ARE BACK! Join the Knights of Columbus Council #5967 on Sunday October 14th after the morning Masses.

They will be selling chickens for $10 per bird after the 6am, 7:30 am, 9:30 am, & 11:30 am Masses at Wozniak Hall with a new driveup stand. While supplies last!

Proceeds will benefit the ACTS Missions Team!

DOMINIC SAVIO HIGH SCHOOL Parent Information Sessions: Oct. 19 (8:30am) † Nov. 14 (6:30pm) Open House: Nov. 4 (1:00pm) Join us for one of these visiting opportunities to learn about our school, enjoy a student led tour of our beautiful campus and hear about our admission process. Did you know that Savio offers bus transportation at locations in south, central and north Austin? To find out more of these interesting facts join us for an information session.

Reserve a spot as space is limited by visiting our website: saviochs. org or by contacting Holly Bologna, Director of Admission, at 512-3888846 ext. 5504.

ST. MICHAEL’S CATHOLIC ACADEMY St. Michael’s Catholic Academy invites prospective parents to a “Learn & Lunch” event on Thursday, October 25, Noon-2pm. Parents will have an opportunity to visit with current SMCA faculty and parents, as well as participate in a studentled campus tour and enjoy lunch in our dining hall. Come learn more about our winter term, rotating class schedule and award-winning academics, athletics and fine arts programs. RSVP at www.smca.com

TOUCHED BY ADOPTION All those who have ever made an adoption plan for a child, adopted a child or are in the process of adopting a child, are a foster parent, or those who were adopted are invited to come together and say what you need from the faith community to feel supported and encouraged in your adoption story. We meet at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month at St. Thomas More Catholic Church (RE Building, room 207) in northwest Austin. We begin by praying a rosary together that features special meditations on the adoption journey, enjoy light refreshments and spend time getting to know one another. For more information, contact shap@teachmehealme. com or (512) 736-7334.

Save the date for our 2nd Annual Adoption Celebration Mass: Wednesday, Nov. 7, 7 p.m., St. Louis Catholic Church, Austin!

CEDARBRAKE Cedarbrake Retreat Center invites you to “The Spiritual Journey: Reflections from the Wizard of Oz”, a weekend retreat Nov. 2-4 in Belton.

See how Dorothy’s journey can give us an insight into the steps and curves of the true spiritual journey home. Come along, click your heels and enjoy this journey down the Yellow Brick Road of life. Friar John Paul Cafiero, Franciscan priest and currently the chaplain for the Illinois State Police, is the presenter. Cost is $225-private room, $180-shared room and $100 for commuters. To register go to www.cedarbrake.org or contact them at cedarbrake@austindiocese.org or 254-780-2436.

MARRIED COUPLES Need to re-charge your marriage? Try a Marriage Encounter weekend November 2-4 at Cedarbrake Retreat Center in Belton. To apply online visit: www.austinme.org or contact Michael and Shani Cowart at 512-6779963. Call early to ensure a space. Para informacion en espanol llamar at 512-635-1036.

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MASS TIMES, READINGS, INTENTIONS Monday

October 8

Readings:

Gal 1:6-12; Ps 111:1b-2, 7-8, 9, 10c; Lk 10:25-37

Budget

Variance:

Over

Under

12 p.m.

Wednesday

October 10

Alanna Shate

Readings:

Gal 2:1-2, 7-14; Ps 117:1bc-2; Lk 11:1-4 Hilda Molchen

$35,914.01

11:15 a.m. Confessions

$469,544.80

Masses:

$505,458.81

Gal 1:13-24; Ps 139:1b-3, 13-14ab, 14c-15; Lk 10:38-42

$4,088.11

Martyrs; Saint John Leonardi, Priest

Readings:

$148,418.04

$152,506.15

Mary Moya+

$2,489.12

October 9 | Saint Denis, Bishop, and Companions,

$30,423.84

7 a.m.

Tuesday

Actual Collection

$32,912.96

Masses:

STEWARDSHIP

Masses:

7 a.m.

Thursday

October 11 | Saint John XXIII, Pope

Readings:

Gal 3:1-5; Lk 1:69-70, 71-72, 73-75; Lk 11:5-13

Masses:

11:15 a.m. Confessions

12 p.m.

Fifelsk & Sierra Family

5 p.m.

Confessions

6 p.m.

Magdalena Valenzuela

Friday

October 12

Readings:

Gal 3:7-14; Ps 111:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6; Lk 11:15-26

Masses:

7 a.m.

Rosa Bernal

8 a.m.

School Mass – Jerry Tobolka+

Farm Ministry Farm Ministry Farm Ministry

$337.00

Saturday

October 13

Building Fund Pledges Building Fund Pledges Building Fund Pledges

$441.46

Readings:

Gal 3:22-29; Ps 105:2-3, 4-5, 6-7; Lk 11:27-28

St. Vincent DePaul St. Vincent DePaul

Masses:

8 a.m.

Mobile Loaves & Fishes Mobile Loaves &

8:30 a.m. Confessions

3:30 p.m. Confessions

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Sales

5 p.m.

Sunday

October 14 | 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Readings:

Wis 7:7-11; Ps 90:12-17; Heb 4:12-13; Mk 10:17-30

Masses:

6 a.m.

7:30 a.m. Joseph Grona+

9:30 a.m. Bernice Ondreas+

11:30 a.m. Ann Campbell Juranek+

1:30 p.m. Pro Populo

5 p.m.

Juvenal Aviles

7 p.m.

Choral Vespers

Food Pantry Food Pantry School Trust School Trust Fund Food Pantry

$337.00 Fund

$388.00

School Trust Fund Social Ministries Social Ministries

$352.93

Social Ministries

St. Vincent DePaul

Mobile Loaves & Fishes

$230.00

Fishes $165.00

Fred McNair+

How can I give?

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Joseph & Petrina Scroggin+

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512-454-0384

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Additional Contributions to Ministries for 9/22– 9/23:

Sales

Laura Cantu

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512-454-0384

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St. Louis Catholic Church & School

St. Louis Catholic Church & School