The Community of St. Frances Cabrini comes together to bring to life the Spirit of Christ trusting in Him who strengthens us and
allow the teachings of Christ to become part of our daily life through worship, education, and service. 10727 Hartsook Street
Houston, TX 77034-3523 713-946-5768 phone 713-946-3282 fax Parish
Office Hours:
Mon - Fri 9:30 am - 8:30 pm Sat 10:00 am - 2:00 pm last updated: February 26, 2007 |
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SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE Vigil Mass (Saturday) at 5:00 P.M. The Parish Staff is here to serve you in a manner that brings all of us closer to being the Eucharistic People we have been called to be. There are ministries available serving the children, the youth and the many adults registered in this parish and surrounding community. Please read this booklet very closely to see what is available for your needs or wants. There are many ministries that want you as a volunteer in serving others. Some need your talent for only a short time to be a part of Stewardship in our parish. PARISH PERSONNEL Pastor - Rev. Frank Fabj Pastoral Council is a consultative body of parishioners who advise the pastor on the spiritual and communal needs of the parish. This group of Christian faithful assists the pastor by discussing with him ways for the community, under his leadership, to meet the mission set forth by God. Membership is determined by the discernment process. Meetings are held monthly. Members are appointed by the pastor to a three-year renewable term. The Council provides the pastor a group of Christian faithful who aid him in the administration of parish goods according to the universal law and the norms issued by the Diocesan Bishop. Meetings are held monthly. The Stewardship committee is a standing committee of the Finance Council. Members are appointed by the pastor and are committed for a full year. Meetings are during annual drive.
This group is a standing committee of the Finance Council. They are responsible for counting the Sunday and major Holy Day collections, preparing the bank deposits, tabulating necessary information, and entering contributions into the computer. Currently there are six teams and several "floaters" scheduled on a rotating basis. Needs include bulk mailing, duplicating, data entry, word processing, proofreading and general office help for special projects. A group of men and women available to assist our maintenance staff with various projects around the physical plant. An opportunity to meet fellow parishioners and neighbors for fellowship, fun and purpose. Volunteer to be on a team to help build our new church. The St. Frances Cabrini Office of Worship functions as the umbrella for all liturgical ministries. It is divided into two areas, Liturgy and Music. Formation and continuing formation for any liturgical ministry is required. Any questions regarding liturgical ministry may be directed to: Matthew Caporale.
The Altar Guild maintains the cleanliness of the worshipping environment of the church. Their ministry includes counting hosts, cleaning and polishing sacred items such as candleholders, tabernacle, ambo, statues, dusting furniture in the church, arranging hymnals in the pews, and cleaning all linens used within the liturgy. The Altar Guild meets in the church every Thursday morning at 9:00. Altar servers serve at the table of the Lord. They are present to assist the priest and deacons during the mass and other liturgical events. Children who have received the sacrament of Baptism and First Eucharist are eligible. This ministry is open to children, youth and adults. Formation is required and provided. Art & Environment is the enhancement of Sacred space. This ministry is responsible for how the church will appear for each of the liturgical seasons and special celebrations. You do not have to be an artist to be a part of this ministry. Training is provided. At Mass, Hospitality Ministers are responsible for welcoming the stranger and friend, handing out worship aids so that all can participate fully in the liturgy , receiving the gift of treasure through our collections, acquiring individuals to present the gifts during the Liturgy of the Eucharist, and distributing the bulletins following mass. All are welcome. Formation is required/provided.
LITURGICAL MOVEMENT Liturgical Movement utilizes movement to encourage active participation in the assembly and to enhance spirituality in the liturgy. The Proclaimers serve the community by proclaiming the Good News of God through the scriptures. They must have the ability to read the Word of God with dignity, reverence and competence. Training is provided. EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist are lay ministers who have met the Diocesan requirements for formation, must be 18 years of age, or a senior in high school, fully initiated in the Church, and persons of genuine eucharistic faith, living exemplary Catholic lives with sound psychological maturity. Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist fulfill the following roles: distributing the precious Body and Blood of our Lord at Mass, participation in the distribution of Communion during Communion Services, bringing Holy Communion to those confined in hospitals, institutions or their homes, and Viaticum (food for the passage) to the dying. Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist are under the jurisdiction of the Bishop, must meet all requirements and be commissioned by the Bishop to serve the parish. Sacristans are responsible for the setup and clean up of each Mass. Their duties include coordination of the lay liturgical ministers, setting the credence table, turning the lights and air conditioner on and off, and help as needed.
Our Music Ministers lead our faith community during worship with music. They include singers, cantors, and instrumentalists such as: keyboard, woodwinds, guitars, strings, bass, and percussion. You do not have to read music. Basic music training is provided. We welcome all with the desire to minister with voices and instruments.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION The role of Continuing Christian Education (Adult, Youth, and Children) is to be in partnership with the adults, youth and children of St. Frances Cabrini Parish by providing support, encouragement, and opportunities to develop an ongoing, active, conscious faith that enhances and enriches the life of each person. The CCF Office encompasses all aspects of formation, education and sacramental preparation for all ages in English and Spanish. For formation questions, please call the parish office at 713-946-5768.
Adult Confirmation classes are offered every fall/spring semester for baptized Catholic adults who would like to prepare to celebrate the Sacraments of Confirmation, Eucharist and/or Penance. This is a great opportunity for you to share your faith with those who desire to deepen their relationship with God, the Church, and the community. Sunday Scripture Reading a Sunday by Sunday series that is a four page weekly that invites adults to reflect on the Sunday readings. Time commitment is after the 9:00 a.m. mass on Sunday. Each week features: Shared prayer - questions that invite the gospel into our lives - justice-oriented activities - up-to-date scripture interpretation - opportunities to make weekly commitments. Men's Scripture Study is based on the "The Scriptures" video series. The group meets every Monday morning with Mass at 9 a.m. This is an opportunity for men to explore and deepen their understanding of the Scripture. Women's Scripture Study, based on a Catholic Bible Study Series is easy to use, with real life application. Series is designed for today's hectic lifestyles - adults whose busy lives do not give them time to commit to long-term programs or exhaustive Bible commentaries. Group meets on Tuesdays 10-11:30 a.m. and evening time TBA. Time commitment is every Tuesday.
Adult Scripture Study is an opportunity for adults and young adults to explore and deepen their understanding of scripture. There are various approaches to the Scripture. Leaders are needed for different time and dates. Training is provided. St. Frances Cabrini Youth Ministry is a comprehensive approach to parish youth ministry for 6th to 12th grade youth. This approach creates a framework for our community to respond to the personal and spiritual needs of our young people while encouraging them to share their unique gifts with the larger St. Frances Cabrini faith community. St. Frances Cabrini Youth Ministry integrates six key components:
CHILDREN'S CONTINUING CHRISTIAN FORMATION (CCF) The role of CCF is to provide encouragement and opportunities for the families and children from three years to grade five, to support and enrich the family's faith growth. Programs are offered in English and Spanish. Adults and teen volunteers are needed in English and Spanish. Training is provided. CHILDREN'S CCF CATECHIST OR ASSISTANT FOR PK -3 THROUGH GRADE 5 - ENGLISH AND SPANISH The role is to nurture an active faith in the children. Catechists and Assistants are needed in English and Spanish classes. Time commitment is one year. LEADER FOR CHILDREN'S LITURGY OF THE WORD This is an opportunity for children to HEAR, CELEBRATE AND RESPOND to the Word of God at their developmental level and understanding. Children attend their own Liturgy of the Word in the chapel and then rejoin their families for the Liturgy of the Eucharist. It is celebrated at the 10:30 a.m. Mass in English and 12:30 p.m. Mass in Spanish. These parishioners enable parents to participate in formation opportunities and ministries while providing small children with their first experience of "Church". Children's age range is from six months to five years on Sunday during Mass and six months to nine years for evening activities. Time commitment is flexible. PREPARATION FOR FIRST PENANCE & FIRST EUCHARIST Sacrament preparation is family centered and is separate from the regular CCF classes. Classes are attended by the child and at least one adult family member. Some at home preparation is also required. Adults are needed to assist in these classes in English and Spanish. Time commitment is either Fall or Spring.
Formerly Vacation Bible School - is the third week of June for 4 year olds through Grade 5. It is a time for fun, friendship and learning about our faith. Adults and teens are needed for classes games, crafts, music, storytelling, snacks and nursery. Time commitment is one week during the summer and for meetings prior to the event. Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is the process used for those who wish to inquire, develop and enter into the Roman Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist). This process is for anyone from the age of seven years and up. This process is also used for those who have been Baptized in other Christian denominations and who are seeking full Communion with the Roman Catholic Church. There are separate sessions for the children, youth and adults. This is a year round process so that those who are interested in beginning, when the Holy Spirit guides one, should call Deacon Chuck Roessler. Those who wish to share in the journey with those in this process as sponsors, godparents, journey partners, or instructors are asked to call Deacon Chuck as well. Engaged Couple Sponsors - assist couples in discerning and preparing for the Sacrament of Marriage. To assist parents with registration papers and in preparing for their infant or child's baptism. Training is provided. VOCATIONS PRIESTHOOD RELIGIOUS LIFE A group of men and women come together to support and promote vocation to priesthood and religious life. They work in conjunction with the diocesan vocations office, our pastor and his staff, and the local Serra Club in raising parish awareness of the vocations to the priesthood and religious life. Meetings are three times per year. Most of the planning is handled by phone.
Anyone wishing to celebrate the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick should call the parish office. Except in cases of accident or emergency surgery, most individuals are able to call as soon as they become ill or schedule a hospital visit. A sick person can be anointed before or after Sunday Mass or at a weekday liturgy, when family or community can be present to join in the prayer. We try to avoid "last-minute" anointing before surgery whenever possible. When in doubt what to do, call the parish office or priest-chaplain at hospital. This Ministry provide meals for bereaved families of the parish. Membership
in the Ministry is open to all members of the parish. The Gabriel Project is an organization that assists those in need, whether temporal or spiritual, who feel they are in a crisis pregnancy. The project team members, in unison with the pastor, strive to fulfill the needs of each individual throughout the pregnancy and after, if needed.
HOME-BOUND Ministers of the Eucharist bring Holy Communion to those who are homebound and share scripture or the day's homily. The time commitment is about two hours or more at your convenience. A training session and a retreat are required. S.E.A.M. (SouthEast Area Ministries) This is a coalition of churches in our area committed to serving the poor. Volunteers work in the resale shop, pantry, and as interviewers. Assists needy families with basic needs: food, rental and/or utility assistance, prescription medication, etc. Members of St. Vincent de Paul meet on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 1:00 p.m. The office is open from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Monday through Friday for client assistance. There is a great need for new members, especially bilingual, to help us deliver client services. We welcome all new members. Workers assist in setting up for the funeral service, coordinating with funeral directors and family members ensuring all roles are filled (Proclaimers, Eucharist Ministers, etc.). After the service, we return the church top order, making sure everything is put away and nothing left out of place. We especially need Spanish-speaking workers. Training is provided and you would work with two other people, never alone.
The Knights of Columbus (K of C), formed by Father Michael J. McGivney in 1882, in New Haven, Conn., is a fraternal benefit society offering fellowship among Catholic men. Today we are over 1.6 million members strong, in over 13,000 councils internationally. The K of C donate more than 50 million volunteer hours and over $100 million annually, to charitable and Church causes, and offers affordable life insurance to members and their immediate family. K of C members are involved in projects and activities that are enjoyable, benefiting the Church and the community as a whole, especially the less fortunate. Some activities of Council 3700: V.A. visitation, Interfaith Manor, Sunshine Kids, Convalescent Bingo, Family events, Texas State Charities, various children's programs, and fundraising targeted for the parishes they support (St. Frances Cabrini, St. Augustine, St. Pius, and Our Lady of Grace)." The Mission of the St. Frances Cabrini Respect Life Committee is to praise and worship the Lord, our God, giver of the greatest gift, life; to promote the ideals that all human life is created in His image and likeness, and as such, demands respect and dignity, from conception to natural end; to realize these ideals through prayer, education, awareness, and activities in our community, and ultimately through out the diocese. We are a group dedicated to the spiritual support of the physically disable, mentally challenged, the chronically ill, and their families. We sponsor activities for its members throughout the year (monthly meetings, retreats, days of renewal, holiday parties, etc.). Meetings are the second Saturday of each month.
For anyone age 50+. Fellowship meetings are held on the second, fourth and fifth Tuesdays of the month for games and fun. Seasonal parties and special events also occur under the auspices of the Diocesan Senior Senate. The Men's Club promotes Christian charity and encourages religious, cultural, social and educational activities of the parish. The Club assists the Pastor and other parish committees,. All adult male parishioners are urged to become a part of the Men's Club. The Women's Club assist in helping with all receptions, the bazaar,
in purchase of altar needs and much more. Meetings are the first Thursday
of the month from September through May. The Quilters come together as sisters in Christ to grow in love for each other, and the church community of St. Frances Cabrini through prayer time, and while our hands are busy making quilts. The quilts are raffled with the proceeds going to the building fund. All that is needed is the ability to thread a needle and hand-sew, a desire to bond with other women through shared interests, and a hearts desire to help St. Frances Cabrini. This group will be working in different activities raising funds for the purpose of the construction of the new Church.
The Bereavement Support Group provides ongoing grief support, in a group setting for adults, teens and children. They meet every Wednesday for eight weeks, followed by another eight-week group. Bereavement Team Member assists the bereaved with once a month phone calls for one year or more. Meetings as needed and training is provided. An opportunity to develop a deeper sense of our own spirituality with God. In learning more about our patroness, St. Frances Cabrini, we expand our spiritual horizons in the content of the Cabrini charisms. Communal celebrations are held at specific times during the year. Each participant has received the Sacraments of Baptism, Penance and Eucharist prior to the celebration. They are registered in CCF and have been attending for at least two years, or attending an accredited Catholic school. Each participant has adopted a lifestyle of service to others by participating in service opportunities within the community. They must learn the prayer of consecration and attend a retreat at the Convent of Carmelitas at a time convenient to them.
A weekend experience through which one discovers a deeper relationship with Jesus and through which one lives that relationship more fully in daily life. Disciples in Mission is a national Catholic evangelization organization. The goal of this organization is to bring back those "fallen-away" Catholics to the faith as well as share our faith with those who are in search of and are seeking a relationship with God. Our parish has successfully completed all three years of DIM, but we are preparing to participate in the Diocesan Pentecost Celebration in June 2003. We invite all people of our parish to get involved in DIM for year four as well. This year will be quite different, no organized DIM small groups, instead Cabrini DIM will be making a banner to carry at the Diocesan Pentecost 2003 celebration and we want the input of all who have been involved in DIM any of the past three years. We would also discuss our future evangelization goals. Where do we "St. Frances Cabrini Parish" go from here? This ministry is looking for adults or teens that are willing to pray with people. This requires two nights of training and formation in praying with the sick. Meetings are once a month. One of the largest lay organizations in the Catholic Church. Members strive to cultivate a spirit of prayer, zeal and charity through the system of the Legion under the guidance of our Lady and Holy Spirit. Meetings are every Monday at 7:00 pm.
Annual parish retreat at the Holy Name Center. A time of rest and renewal. See bulletin for date and time. It is 24 hours of adoration and prayer before the exposed Eucharist, a time spent in common or private prayer. This time of prayer helps us enter into disciple-friendship with Jesus Christ. His presence in the sacrament of the altar is His gift to us. In his letter on the 750th Anniversary of the Feast of Corpus Christi, Pope John Paul says, "Remaining in silence before the Blessed Sacrament, it is Christ totally and really present whom we discover, whom we adore and with whom we are in contact." Chapel is open in the 100 bldg. From 9:00 a.m. on Monday until closing on Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. mass. Commitment time may be for one or more hours each week.
Adults are needed to be available by phone during the day to receive telephone prayer requests, to pass them on and pray for the request. Monthly getting together for those who experienced a Cursillo. It supports and motivates Catholics to persevere as Christians. Meetings are on the third Monday of the month. The Sons of God is a Catholic men's lay movement dedicated to reaching men to form brotherhood and growth in holiness so that they may be more effective as fathers, husbands and positive influences in the world. After three years of study with the Spiritual Direction Institute sponsored by the Diocese, these ladies have been certified to walk with others on their spiritual journey. THE PRIESTS AND DEACONS OF THE PARISH ARE ALSO AVAILABLE FOR SPIRITUAL DIRECTION. A spiritual director meets with an individual who desires to become more aware of their prayer life, their relationship with a Triune God and learn a discernment process in determining what God desires each of us to be. This is not counseling for relationships with spouses, children, parents, etc. Spiritual Direction is absolutely confidential. Call for a time to learn more about this journey. Parishioners are asked to donate blood when the bloodmobile visits the parish. These members may be on call for emergency donations as well. Help save lives. Give blood. Check the bulletin for date/time. Boy Scouts is a youth organization for boys ages six through eighteen. The aim of the Boy Scout program is to influence a child's character, train him in good citizenship and promote physical, mental and moral fitness. Check bulletin for details.
La oficina de Culto de St. Frances Cabrini es la encargada de todos los ministerios litúrgicos. Esta dividida en dos áreas: Litúrgia y Música. Se requiere Formación y que ésta sea continua para todos los Ministros Litúrgicos. Si desean mas información, favor de llamar a la oficina de Culto de St. Frances Cabrini: Matthew Caporale, Director de Música. La hermandad del altar mantiene la limpieza del ambiente de adoración en la iglesia. Su ministerio incluye sacudir los muebles de la iglesia, acomodar los libros de música en las bancas, reglar las plantas, limpiar y dar brillo a los artículos sagrados; tales como los cadelabros, el ambón, las estatuas, los manteles y purificadores que se utilizan dentro de la litúrgia. Todos están invitados y necesitamos su participación. La Hermandad se reúne cada jueves por la mañana a partir de las 9:30A.M.
Los monaguillos ayudan en la mesa del Señor. Ellos colaboran con el párroco y diáconos durante la celebración de la misa y otros eventos litúrgicos. Se requiere que los niños que sirven en éste ministerio hayan recibido los sacramentos de Bautismo y Primera Comunión, los jóvenes y adultos requieren de formación adicional. Arte y medio ambiente es el que realza el espacio sagrado de adoración. El ministerio determina como se verá la iglesia para cada estación litúrgica y en celebraciones especiales. Arte y Medio Ambiente no estan separados, la intención es de llevar a cabo la creación de una atmósfera de oración para cada celebración litúrgica. Para servir en este ministerio solo necesitan El Amor por el Ministerio (se proporciona entrenamiento). MINISTROS EXTRAORDINARIOS DE LA EUCARISTIA Los ministros extraordinarios de la eucaristia son laicos que han cumplido con los requisitos Diocesanos de formación, así como tener los sacramentos de iniciación; que tengan 18 años de edad o estar en grado 12 de high school, personas de una fe pura en la Eucaristía, con una vida ejemplar Católica y con una completa madurez psicológica. Los Ministros Extraordinarios de la Eucaristía realizan lo siguiente: destribuyen el Santísimo Cuerpo y Sangre de nuestro Señor en la misa, participan en la distribución de la Comunión a aquellos confinados en los hospitales, instituciones o en sus casas, el viaticum Sacramento de la Eucaristía administrado a un enfermo en peligro de muerte. Los Ministros Extraordinarios de la Eucaristia estan bajo la juridicción del obispo, deben reunir todos los requisitos y estar comisionados por él mismo para poder servir en su diócesis local.
Los ministros de hospitalidad son responsables de darle la bienvenida a todos los feligreses que entran a la casa de Dios, miembros activos, inactivos y principalmente a los visitantes, reparten(cuando sea requerido) los libritos que ayudan en las celebraciones litúrgicas y cantos especiales; pasando las canastas durante la colecta, eligiendo a las familias o personas para presentar las ofrendas durante la Liturgía de la Eucaristía y distribuyendo los boletines al finalizar la misa. Todos estan invitados, principalmente las familias y pueden servir una vez por mes. Se requiere formación, misma que se les proporcionará.
PROCLAMADORES DE LA PALABRA-LECTOR(A) El papel del lector es proclamar la Buena Nueva a la comunidad por medio de las escrituras. Ellos (as) deben de tener la habilidad de leer la Palabra de Dios con dignidad, reverencia y destreza. Se proporcionará entrenamiento. Los (as) sacristanes (as) son los responsables de preparar todo lo necesario para cada misa. Sus obligaciones incluyen coordinar los ministerios laicos litúrgicos, preparar la mesa de Credencia (mesita ubicada en el presbiterio sobre la cual se coloca lo necesario para la celebración, como el cáliz, corporales, vinajeras, etc), de encender las luces y el aire acondicionado y de apagarlos al finalizar la última celebración. Así como de estar preparados (as) para ayudar en lo que sea necesario. Se proporciona entrenamiento. En nuestro programa de la música hemos ampliado nuestro enfoque para cubrir los grupos de todas las edades. Podemos ver en nosotros la visión de un torrente de cantores progresando de pre - escolar hasta adultos, al coro de adultos y aún hacia un ministerio de música enfocandose en los funerales.
Asistir a los padres y padrinos a entender el compromiso que significa este Sacramento, y que se comprometan a caminar junto al niño(a) en esta jornada de iniciación en la vida cristiana del Bautizado (a); el último domingo de cada mes son las registraciones, a las 12:00pm. Si están interesados y les gustaría participar, favor de comunicarse a la oficina parroquial con Jose Fuentez. El Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos, en un proceso que se ofrece a todas las personas interesadas, niños (as), jóvenes y adultos, que tengan el deseo de recibir los Sacramentos de Iniciación (Bautizo, Eucaristía y Confirmación), "Bajo la acción del Espíritu Santo en sus corazones, conciente y libremente buscan al Dios vivo y emprenden el camino a la fe y de la conversión." ADORACION PERPETUA DE LA EUCARISTIA Nuestra parroquia St. Frances cabrini tiene la bendición de ofrecer la adoración perpetua de La Eucaristía de Santísimo Sacramento de lunes 9:00 A.M. a sábado 8:30A.M., con la celebración de la Santa Misa. Lo que se necesita es que cada uno de nosotros estemos dispuestos a dedicar una hora a la semana en silencio frente Jesús sacramentado, necesitamos que cada hora del día y de la noche esté cubierta. Jesús quiere que hagas algo más que ir a misa los domingos! "Nuestro culto comunal en la misa debe de ir junto con nuestro culto personal a Jesús en Adoración Eucarística para que nuestro amor sea completo" El está realmente allí! YO SOY EL PAN DE VIDA BAJADO DEL CIELO" (Jn.6:35).
COMUNIDAD/ESPIRITUAL ASOCIACION GUADALUPANA Es una agrupación Multi- Cultural, que ofrece oportunidad a todas las personas que sienten el llamado de la Devoción a la Santísima Virgen de Guadalupe. Nos identificamos con La Virgen, Madre de Cristo y modelo de obediencia en nuestra vida cristiana. Nuestra misión es promulgar el Santo Rosario en los hogares, así como la evangelización comunitaria. Participamos en eventos parroquiales y diocesanos; nuestras juntas son el primer domingo de cada mes, iniciamos con el Santo Rosario a las 10:30 A.M., y seguido por la Santa Misa. Necesitamos su ayuda para cumplir nuestra misión. Usted está llamado a ser un discípulo misionero de St. Frances Cabrini. Aprenderá más acerca de su fe y como compartirla con otros por medio de material que contiene preguntas para dirigir un grupo, ya sea como participante, guía o facilitador. El grupo también leerá y reflexionará acerca de las lecturas de la Sagrada Escritura. Usted participará en pequeños grupos para reflexionar y profundizar en la palabra de Dios. Conocerá nuevas y maravillosas personas, y tendrá la oportunidad de elegir decisiones que edificarán el Cuerpo de Cristo, así como ayudar a otros a entrar en este proceso. Le gustaría ser guía? Disfrutará de serlo y de compartir su fe con otros. AL DECIR SI. DESEO SER UN DISCIPULO MISIONERO, SERA LA LUZ DE CRISTO PARA OTROS!> ESL. INGLES COMO SEGUNDO IDIOMA El Departamento de Educación del Condado de Harris, nos ayuda a ofrecer clases de Inglés en diferentes niveles académicos, las clases se imparten por maestros; los libros y materiales necesarios son proporcionados por ellos mismos. Todos necesitamos aprender Inglés para obtener mejores oportunidades de trabajo y mejorar nuestra calidad de vida. Si estan interesados, favor de llamar al (713)946-5768 con Lupita García o Julio Leal.
Tiene la misión de fomentar la oración comunitaria, leyendo y reflexionando las escrituras, con cantos y alabanzas. Si deseas compartir la misión, por favor comuniquense con Lupe. Aprender a Orar para aprender a Vivir. Todas las personas adultas, mayores de 17 años están invitadas a participar en esta Escuela de Oración que se iniciará el martes 13 de Agosto de 7pm a 9pm. Su duración sera de 15 semanas, con una reunión semanal y finalizará con un día de Retiro. Es necesario traer la Santa Biblia, cuaderno y lapicero, los otros materiales se proporcionarán durante el taller. Para registrarse y/o para más información, favor de llamar a Magnolia o Elida. Esta organización le provee asistencia con comida a todos los necesitados, existen muchas familias de pequeños recursos económicos, nuestro deber coomo iglesia es apoyarlos. Si deseas pertenecer solo necesitas una o dos horas por semana. Las reuniones son una vez por mes.
(Habránze las puertas) alumbrada por luz divina y destellos de Maria, con Jose de Centinela, buscando cuna para el Dios naciente. DANZA GUADALUPANA (MATACHINES) Maria Madre de Jesus y Madre nuestra elige al pueblo azteca techo de su casa, palpando sobre la tilma de Juan Diego su imagen como La Virgen de Guadalupe, y así un pueblo entero se desborda con mucho entusiasmo danzando al ritmo del tambor, como signo de honor y bene- ración a la Virgen Madre de Guadalupe. Por todos sus favores, se celebra un sacrificio de comunión y alabanza. Tradicion indigena hasta hoy vivida!. CRUCIFIXION Y MUERTE DE NUESTRO SEÑOR JESUCRISTO (VIA CRUCIS) Sacrificio de Amor sellado con sangre y muerte en la cruz. Vivamos el camino doloroso por el que JesusCristo paso para salvación y perdon de nuestros pecados. MISION PARROQUIAL CAMINANDO CON JESUS ?Que Bascan? Desaganse de lo que llevlan denitro; de nada sirve encontrarlo sino estramos dispuestos a entregarnos. Empezemos a convivir con Jesus mientras vamos caminando, progresemos en el conocimiento de Jesus, y descubriremos que es el hijo de tios.
Para los participantes: Haber recibido los Sacramentos del Bautismo, Penitencia o confesión y Eucaristia o Comunion antes de la celebración; Haberse anotado y asistido regularmente a CCF por dos años o asistido a una escuela Catolica acreditada; Que haya tenido o asumido un estilo de vida de servicio a los demas, participando en las oportunidades de servicio dentro de la comunidad; Debe de asistir a un retiro en el Convento de las Carmelitas, para ello se le proporcionaran las fechas disponibles para que pueda escoger la que mas les convenga. Oh Lord, giver of life and source of our freedom,
ORACION DE LA ADMINISTRACION CRISTIANA Señor dador de vida y fuente de nuestra libertad,
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