Holy Spirit Catholic Church July 1, 2018

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2 Holy Spirit Catholic Church July 1, 2018 From The Pastor s Desk WELCOME! We invite you to become a member, by registering at the Welcome Table in the Narthex after Mass, or by visiting the Parish Office! Parish Office Hours: Monday-Thursday: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 Noon; 1:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. Friday: 9:00 am -12:00 Noon Please contact the following staff members for questions about: Becoming Catholic: Lindee Greer, x43 Baptism & First Communion: Lisa Estrada, x12 Confirmation: Devyn Buschow, x16 Funerals: Please contact Funeral Home or Parish Office Pastor, Rev. Joseph C. Lee Parochial Vicar, Rev. Eugene Okoli Deacon, Al Evans Deacon, Gene Freeman Deacon, Charles Ruelas Deacon, Paul Wood Adult & Family Director, Richard Johnson. x23 Adult & Family Associate, Melisa Limones x26 Baptism/First Communion, Lisa Estrada x12 Business Administrator, Ann M. Picha... x44 Business Associate, Mary Jorgensen. x17 Childcare & Safe Environment, Sharon Bush... x19 Children's Faith Formation, Deborah Pearson.. x14 Community Life, Cindy Meyer. x24 Music Director, Felipe Ramirez. (972) Outreach Coordinator, Tammie Marceleño.. x20 Parish Office, Mary Gruhlke. x10 Parish Resource Associate, Veronica Houston x30 Pastor's Office, Cathy Ordemann. x11 R.C.I.A., Lindee Greer.. x43 Youth & Young Adult Ministry, Devyn Buschow. x16 Youth Ministry, Rachel Cromwell. x45 Saturday ay 5:30 p.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m.,., 9:00 a.m.,11:00 1:00 a.m.,., 1:00 p.m.(espanol) 5:30 p.m. Monday - Saturday ay 8:30 a.m. Wednesday esda day 6:00 p.m. Saturday ay 3:30 5:00 00 p.m. Imagine Jesus Christ appearing to you. He has decided that he needs to give someone the power to cure the sick and to raise the dead. After looking through the whole world, he has chosen you as the one to whom he will give these incredible powers. But he wants to make sure that you really want these wonderful gifts that he is going to give to you, so he asks you Would you like me to give you the power to cure the sick and to raise the dead? Without a moment s hesitation you say, Yes, Lord. That would be wonderful. I would be able to do so much good if I had those powers. And so Jesus gives you those powers. Sounds quite unbelievable, doesn t it? And yet, that is exactly what has happened to so many of us. Today s Gospel shows Jesus curing the woman who had suffered from hemorrhages for twelve years. Then he goes on to raise the young daughter of Jairus from the dead. And Jesus has given us those same powers. You and I can cure the sick and we can help people, who were as good as dead, come back to life. How can we do this? How can we exercise these powers? The secret lies in our reading from Paul to the Corinthians. The background to this reading is the great famine that struck in the land of Palestine, in which many people were deprived of their livelihood. There was a great drought resulting in a famine in which many of the Christians of Jerusalem suffered because they did not have enough to eat. When word of this came to Paul, he determined to enlist the aid of all the Gentile churches for the relief of Jewish Christians. He thought it would be a marvelous way of expressing the oneness of the body of Christ and so, wherever he went, he told them about the need in Jerusalem. All of this brings us to the answer to our question: How can we cure the sick and raise the dead? Our power to cure and to raise the dead lies in the act of sharing. Through sharing what we have, others can become cured, and those who are living inhuman lives can be raised out of their miserable existence, to become human once more. It takes financial resources to bring medicine and people to those who are suffering from sickness. It takes financial resources to allow people to escape from inhuman living conditions to live a life worthy of a human person. St. Paul urges us to an attitude of sharing. He says that, as a matter of equality your abundance at the present time should supply their needs. And that, Whoever had much did not have more, and whoever had little did not have less. Paul did not ask us to live in poverty. We don t have to empty out our bank accounts, sell all of our possessions, and give up our home. No, we are asked to share our resources. There is a rather silly saying that says, You can never be too thin or have too much money. The Scriptures tells us that if others don t have what they need, and we have too much, then in order to be like Christ, we are to share from that abundance. Yes, it is possible to have too much money. We have the power to cure the sick and raise the people from inhuman living conditions. May we have the courage and the will to use that power. The Pastoral al Offices will be closed Tuesday, July 3 through Friday, July 6 in celebration ebra of our nation s Independence nden ence Day holiday. Daily mass will be celebrated. ed. Business hours will resume Monday, July 9th.

3 Holy Spirit Catholic Church July 1, 2018 Liturgy Weekly Readings & Activities Sunday, July 1 Monday, July 2 Tuesday, July 3 Wednesday, July 4 Thursday, July 5 Friday, July 6 Saturday, July 7 Sunday, July 8 Wis 1:13-15; 2:23-24;2 Cor 8:7, 9, 13-15; Mk 5:21-43 Am 2:6-10, 13-16; Mt 8:18-22 Eph 2:19-22; Jn 20:24-29 Am 5:14-15, 21-24; Mt 8:28-34 Am 7:10-17; Mt 9:1-8 Am 8:4-6, 9-12; Mt 9:9-13 Am 9:11-15; Mt 9:14-17 Ez 2:2-5; 2 Cor 12:7-10; Mk 6:1-6 Sunday, July 1 13th Sunday in Ordinary Times 7:30 a.m. Holy Mass ɫfrances Donovan Hobbins 9:00 a.m. Holy Mass ɫfrancisco Martinez Jr. 9:30 a.m. RCIA Inquiry 10:15 a.m. First Sunday Rosary 11:00 a.m. Holy Mass ɫanna Szczepanou 1:00 p.m. Holy Mass (Spanish) People of Holy Spirit 5:30 p.m. Holy Mass ɫjames Bresmal Monday, July 2 8:30 a.m. Communion Service 9:00 a.m. Festival Rummage Set-up 9:30 a.m. Low Impact Exercise Tuesday, July 3 St. Thomas PASTORAL OFFICES CLOSED 8:30 a.m. Holy Mass ɫlarry Ciebien Wednesday, July 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY PASTORAL OFFICE CLOSED 8:30 a.m. Holy Mass ɫbeth Callendar Thursday, July 5 St. Anthony Zaccaria, St. Elizabeth of Portugal PASTORAL OFFICES CLOSED 8:30 a.m. Holy Mass ɫfrances Hobbins 9:00 a.m. Festival Rummage Set-up Friday, July 6 St. Maria Goretti PASTORAL OFFICES CLOSED 8:30 a.m. Holy Mass ɫdavid Torrez 9:00 a.m. First Friday Holy Hour-Exposition & Adoration 9:00 a.m. Festival Rummage Set-up Saturday, July 7 8:30 a.m. Holy Mass ɫlarry Ciebien 9:00 a.m. Baptismal Preparation Class 3:30 p.m. Confessions 4:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal 5:30 p.m. Holy Mass Intentions of Wayne & Rose Jasinski 6:30 p.m. K of C Corporate Communion Dinner Sunday, July 8 14th Sunday in Ordinary Times 7:30 a.m. Holy Mass ɫfrances Hobbins 9:00 a.m. Holy Mass ɫjesse James Solis 10:15 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 11:00 a.m. Holy Mass ɫjohn Ehrhart 1:00 p.m. Holy Mass (Spanish) People of Holy Spirit 5:30 p.m. Holy Mass People of Holy Spirit Flowers for the Lord s Altar this week were donated by Wayne & Rose Jasinski in celebration of their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Community Life Ministry Parents Night Out Friday, July 20, 6:30-9:30 p.m. See the insert in today s bulletin for our Friday Night Bananza! Minions, Pizza, Crafts, Banana Splits & FUN! Preregistration Required. SAVE THE DATE: Youth Ministry Summer Family Social Saturday, July 28 4th Annual Holy Spirit Day at Hawaiian Falls Saturday, August 25 There will be NO Open Youth Room this week due to the 4th of July Holiday. See you next Wednesday! Thank you for all of your prayers and support for our mission trip! We can t wait to share about all the great things we did and people we served! We are looking for volunteers to help with our youth program this year! If you are able to give just a small portion of your week to helping the faith lives of our teens please e- mail DevynBuschow@holyspiritcc.org. **Parents are especially encouraged to volunteer!** The United States flags that are displayed on the church grounds this Independence Day, Wednesday, July 4 are in recognition of the following military personnel: Charles R. Bernabo, Navy; Lawrence E. Vann, Navy; Robert E. Moore, Army; Cecil E. Bosworth, Army; John Balasa, Army; Edward Ostrowski, Army; William Ed Greiner, Air Force; Eugene H. Hudson Sr., Navy; Eugene H. Hudson Jr., Navy; Efrain Gonzalez, Air Force; Jim Flusche, Army; Maggie Hollyfield Doyle, Navy; Brian Doyle, Coast Guard; Joe Campbell, Air Force; James P. Kurowski, Air Force; Lawrence O Brien, Air Force; Brian Hollyfield, Marines; Tony Houston, Navy; Howard Mayer, Navy; William Herman, Army; Patrick Conrad Reid, Army. HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY God Bless all of our Military, living and deceased.

4 Holy Spirit Catholic Church July 1, 2018 Now that the clean-up is over, I would like to take a moment to thank some of the sweet as pie people who helped to make our annual VBS such an amazing week! First, to our Site Coordinators Sharon Bush, Danille Brunson, Rachel Cromwell, Stacie De Dominicis, Amanda Kowal, Tammie Marceleno, Karen Moloughney, Tammy Rios, Debra Seeley and Mario Tiambeng who ensured everything was set and ready to go, which included our kick off, music, crafts, storytelling, games, snacks and Preschool. Next, our 29 Café Crew Leaders Matt Acuna, Stephanie Aguilar, Alejandra Balbuena, Anthony Bierschenk, Hayden Brunson, Mikaela Fernando, Olivia Goerig, Christian Holmes, Corrinne Jordan, Delaney Kowal, Benjamin Lopez, Letty Lopez, Julia & Julian May, Isabel McAllister, Kaitlyn Moloughney, Monica Nieto, Katie Picha, Alayna Prasifka, Julia Ramos, Tiki Romero, Ryan Justin, Maria & Mercy Sailale, Joaquin Serna, Julia Sipriano, Kimberly Terron, Chloe Turner-Rodriguez and Abigail Trapp who each had a very spirited crew of mixed age children to keep energized yet controlled for the whole week plus Michelle Hernandez, Kandess Mejia and Amanda Seeley, our adult Café Group Supervisors, who were responsible for 9 crews to keep an eye on. Additionally, thanks to Jayda Kile and Colten Prasifka for filling in everyday for those having to leave early or were absent and to Melisa Limones, Almira Padilla and Debbie Timmermann for running the VBS Office. We also thank all the remaining teens and adults who volunteered their time and talents at the various VBS sites for the week, especially Chief Scoop (Leeza Meyer) and Scramble (Josh Montemayor). Without everyone s assistance, VBS would not be the success it is for the children of our community. Also, a HUGE shout-out to the Soda Shoppe Snack crew Head Chef, Karen Moloughney and Sous Chef, Olimpia McAllister, Julie Aguinaga, Bradlee Brunson, Ernesto Garza, Erika & Jordan Lyons, Colette Peterson, Geri Salazar and Otto Santiago for all their assistance with this year s food preparation. This group of volunteers was absolutely astounding! EVERY DAY, they served breakfast to 200+ children/parents, snacks to all 240 VBS children/crew leaders AND lunch to 235+ children/parents...wow! Plus, on Friday, they prepared our Closing Celebration luncheon and cleaned the dining room, kitchen and gym (Irving & Holmes families) like I haven t seen before. And speaking of our Closing Celebration, thanks to Rachel Cromwell and her Jukebox Music crew Josh Acuna, Sasha Aguilar, Hannah Erdman, Isaac Garcia, Alexandrea & Lori Holmes, Jessica Huckeba, Rachel Irving, Jackson Kowal, Isaac Martinez, Junior Romero, Max Toups and Jacqueline Vega for the awesome Friday Closing Celebration performance! We also send out special thanks of appreciation to the many parishioners who generously donated food items for Soda Shoppe Snacks or who gave us very nice monetary donations towards the purchase of needed VBS snack/ craft items, especially Anna Barclay (love our new Fuji Instax Mini Camera!), Peggy Dover, Donna Greenlee, Pat Murphy, Colette Peterson, Colleen Ryan and Alex Sabo. Plus, a huge thanks to our set-up and tear-down crew (the lobby does not magically turn into a soda shoppe/garage scene...lol) - Veronica & Tony Houston, Mary Gruhlke, Mary & Scott Jorgensen, Mike Lemmon, Melisa Limones & Family and Jack Ramsden. And with all this being said, VBS would not have been what it was this year without the financial support of Holy Spirit s very own Knights of Columbus. Because of their very generous monetary contribution, we were able to scholarship 145 children. Additionally, the KC s purchased ALL of the children s VBS T-shirts, thus the lower registration fee. This allowed us the opportunity to offer the new breakfast and lunch service this year. So with heartfelt gratitude, we thank you, KC s, for partnering with us to provide the children of our parish, and our community, with such a wonderful faith-filled experience! And with much love in my heart, I thank my two cohorts in fine dining crime, Lisa Estrada and Cindy Meyer, for their tremendous love and support during this past week, especially since I had a horrible summer head cold the entire week of VBS. Who says God does not have a incredible sense of humor?!? Cindy even did shopping and stocking for me on Tuesday so I could go home early and rest. I really don t know what I would have done without these two amazing women all week. And neither does my husband, Steve, who s really glad the week is over! He s a good man. And if I have forgotten anyone, well, I truly apologize...i m still kinda pooped and my head is still a bit clogged up but nothing a nice vacation won t take care of... General Registration for the 2018/19 Faith Formation continues through the month of July. You can pick up registration paperwork during the normal work week, Monday-Thursday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. (NO FRIDAYS; it s our clean-up day!). You can contact Deborah, Devyn, Lindee or Lisa with any questions regarding Children s Faith Formation, Youth Ministry, First Communion and/or Confirmation preparation. Because July is our only downtime and many of the FF staff members are taking vacation before the busy month of August arrives, you might want to call ahead to ensure someone is in the office to assist your with your registration needs...just to be on the safe side!

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6 Brothers in Christ ~ Fellow s, Our Church Needs Your Help! Please mark your calendars: On Saturday, July 7th in the morning, the Knights of Columbus will be leading the men of Holy Spirit in setting up the gymnasium floor in preparation for the upcoming Rummage Sale. They would appreciate your help pulling everything out of the storage buildings then setting up the clothes racks, tables on saw horses, etc. If you are able, please come to the church gymnasium for 2-3 hours and bring some tools with you, like a cordless drill if you have one, screwdriver, hammer and bring gloves too. We will be doing some heavy lifting, the tables and the clothes racks have to be assembled and put in their places for the upcoming Rummage Sale. Please let me know if you're able to come out and help us, call or text me. Thank You. Jorge Barragan Operations Committee Chair Holy Spirit Fall Festival Mobile (469) Hermanos en Jesucristo ~ Compañeros Feligreses, Nuestra iglesia necesita su ayuda! Favor de apuntar en sus calendarios: El sábado 7 de julio por la mañana, los Caballeros de Colón encabezarán a los hombres de Holy Spirit para arreglar el piso del gimnasio en preparación de la venta anual de cosas usadas. Van a agradecerles su ayuda sacando las utilidades que se usan para la venta y que están almacendas en los cuartos de almacen. Entonces va a ver que armar los colgadores de ropa, mesas, etc. Si usted puede ayudar, favor de pasar al gimnasio de la iglesia por unas 2-3 horas. Les pedimos que traigan algunas herramientas como taladradores sin cuerdas eléctricas (si los tienen), destornilladores, martillos y guantes. Levantaremos objectos pesados. Hay que armar las mesas y los colgadores y poner estos en los lugares donde seran utilizados en la venta de ropa usada que se acerca. Favor de avisarme si puede venir a prestar ayuda. Hágame una llamada o un mensaje de texto. Gracias. Jorge Barragan Operations Committee Chair, Holy Spirit Fall Festival Mobile (469)

7 Holy Spirit Catholic Church July 1, 2018 Adult & Family Ministry For information about any of our Adult & Family Ministry programs, please Richard Johnson: Melisa Limones: Did you know that in just a few hours you can help shape the future of the world? Pope Francis says, The welfare of the family is decisive for the future of the world and that of the Church. Join our marriage preparation team as a sponsor couple and make a life-long impact on an engaged couple, helping them build the foundation for a strong, joyful family. If you re married in the Catholic Church, contact Richard Johnson to talk about serving as a sponsor couple. It will bless your own marriage, too! Are you a widowed, separated, or divorced individual looking for help to move from the darkness of grief into the light of a new Beginning and hope for the future? Beginning Experience is a peer ministry serving the DFW diocese. The next weekend retreat will be held July 20-22, To register: Beginning Experience of Dallas/Fort Worth (BE DFW GO) beginningexperiencedfw@gmail.com/beginningexperiencedfw.org Reconnect and revitalize your marriage on a Marriage Encounter weekend! The next Weekend will be August 10-12, To apply, go to Questions? apply@dfwme.org or call Para más información de Encuentro Matrimonial en Español, escribe a emmdfw@gmail.com o visite Epic: A Journey Through Church History Video Series from the Producers of the Bible Timeline Wednesday Evenings, 7-9 p.m. Starts September sessions in the fall / 10 sessions in the spring Adventure, intrigue, rebellion, reform, and devotion! All these are found, not in the latest Hollywood blockbuster, but our own Catholic history, as shown in this exciting video series. Learn the exciting history of the Church throughout the years. More info and register now at holyspiritcatholic.com/adult-faith-formation. Facilitated by Billy and Davida Callender Entrar usando su CÓDIGO PARROQUIA TY4TDF te han dado los mejores libros libros electrónicos, charlas y videos en la Iglesia de hoy. Visita Formed.org para reclamar su contenido libre. Outreach Ministry HOLY-HOLY School Supply Drive We are collecting school supplies and backpacks for children in our area and to help children at Holy Cross Church in Dallas. We need all donations by Sunday, August 5, in order to be distributed to students by the first day of school. The complete list of supplies is located on the insert of this bulletin and on the bulletin board in the Narthex. Thank you for your help! Finances Contributions - June 23 & 24 $ 22, Upcoming Special Collections: June 30/July 1 Peter s Pence July 14/15 Church in Africa We will NOT have class on July, 4; the church offices will be closed for the Independence Day holiday. Year Ending Revenues $1,512, Year Ending Expenses ($1,506,762.00) YTD-May 31, 2018 $ 5, Thank you to everyone for your continued generous support of the parish, our diocese and the global Catholic Church. May God bless you!! The Sanctuary Lamp will burn this week in honor of Wayne & Rose Jasinski in celebration of their 50th Wedding Anniversary. The Animal Care Center Dr. Chris Gleason, 511 South Main Contact John Lopez to place an ad today! jlopez@4lpi.com or (800) x5823 CREATING A BEAUTIFUL SMILE IS EASIER THAN YOU THINK. DENTISTRY CAN BE PAIN FREE & AFFORDABLE. CALL US TODAY! AVAILABLE SERVICES: INVISALIGN WHITENING CROWN AND BRIDGE TOOTH COLORED FILLINGS IMPLANTS/MINI IMPLANTS PERIODONTAL TREATMENT DENTURES AND PARTIALS WILLIAM A. BROWN, D.D.S. F.A.G.D williamabrowndds@gmail.com GENERAL DENTISTRY 226 N. CEDAR RIDGE RD. DUNCANVILLE, TX Since 1986 serving Dallas with all different types of snacks, tortillas and tostadas. Somos la pura botana. The Gonzalez Family Parish Members The Guadalupe Radio Network grnonline.com KATH 910 AM in English - 24/7 KJON 850 AM en Espanol - 12/7 Sponsor: Dr. Chris Gleason TURNING 65? HEALTH INSURANCE FOR 65+ Michael Lemmon Natural Supplements Skin Care Work Opportunity Esther Z Fernandez estherzfernandez@gmail.com Haydin Insurance Group For ad info. call Holy Spirit Church, Duncanville, TX B 4C

8 SERVPRO OF DUNCANVILLE/DESOTO Our Dear Hearts Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration Like it never even happened. John B. Rizo, Sr. Memorial Chapel In Loving Memory of Emergency Water Extraction Fire and Smoke Restoration Attorney / Mediator (Bilingual) Family Accidents Criminal Immigration Wills HSCC Founding Member Independently Owned & Operated Jim & Patti Fabish, s JD s Tree Service Family Owned Since 1998 Open 7 days a week for breakfast & lunch Catering for all Occasions Pruning Sculpting Lighting Landscaping Tree Stump, Mistletoe, Webworm Removal Large Tree Planting, Firewood/BBQ Wood S Cockrell Hill Daily Specials 610 Uptown Blvd., Cedar Hill Fully Insured Senior Citizen Discounts Greg Dobbs, St. Elizabeth Damian Garcia, MD FAMILY MEDICINE Affordable Care for the Uninsured 3450 W. Wheatland Rd., Ste. 235 Charlton Methodist Professional Bldg. 2 Attorney & Counselor At Law Abogado Criminal Cases Casos Criminales Tickets Infracciones Family Law Casos de Familia Immigracion Auto Accidents Accidentes de Auto Sales & Service E. FM Banquet Hall La Soiree DFW A Beautiful House 608 Crestside Dr. Duncanville, TX Remodeling Painting (972) Flooring Fences Roofing We Do It All! If there s any delay It s you we pay! Rick & Jamie Gatto, Owners Ken & Diane Struck s Lic. by the US Supreme Court TX Supreme Court - No Board Spec W. Jefferson In Honor of the Most Holy Trinity ST. ELIZABETH CATHOLIC SCHOOL Enrolling PK3 - Grade 8 Call for a tour In Loving Memory of 4019 S. Hampton Rd. Est S. Cedar Ridge Drive, Duncanville Philomena Mattingly R & K Auto Repair AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD Foreign & Domestic Diesel & Gas JIM McDONALD Ricardo & Kathleen Barreda State Farm Agent 1350 N. Main, 2 & Se Habla Español Se Habla Español Skyline Dr. Your Faith in Action (Located inside Tortilla Factory) Your Neighborhood Electrician Since 1980 Residential Commercial 314 N. Main Street Panel Changes Repairs LED Lighting Duncanville, TX AUTO LIFE HOME SANCHEZ SHOE SHOP Boot & Shoe Repair High Quality Auto Insurance at a Low Price! Gabriel Amador, Call or Visit our Website Today to Get a Free Quote Contact John Lopez to place an ad today! jlopez@4lpi.com or (800) x5823 lowpriceinsurancetaxandmore@gmail.com DR. TRACEY L. YOTHERS DR. WILLIAM DOVER Electronics, Toys, Gifts, Novelties, Jewelry And so much more Free Shipping Every Item Every Day Discounts Throughout the Year Parish Member Kathy Anderson Serving Southwest Dallas & Ellis Counties 330 W. Pembroke Ave. Dallas, TX Visit our website: kathyanderson@ebby.com Dr. Samuel Ramos, DDS Adult & Family Dentistry Insurance Accepted 7125 Marvin D. Love Fwy., #203 Family Owned & Operated Since 1978 Repairs, Cleaning, Installations New & Old - Service All Makes E. Hwy. 67 Hablo Español Residential & Commercial Listing & Buyers Agent Chapel & Daily Mass DENTISTRY FOR THE FAMILY (214) tmpress@sbcglobal.net St. Joseph s Residence LIZA TING, DDS Suite 406, Dallas Dallas, TX E. Camp Wisdom REALTOR Proudly serving the DFW Metroplex 922 N. Riverfront Blvd Elva Fonseca, Parish Member Staffed by the Bethlemite Sisters Optometrists s W. Wheatland W. Wheatland Rd Troy Marceleno In Loving Memory of Faye Survil HSCC Founding Member Jeter & Son Funeral Homes and Cremation Center 4830 W. Illinois Ave. Dallas, TX For ad info. call Cedar Street Cedar Hill, TX Holy Spirit Church, Duncanville, TX A 4C