STS. CYRIL & METHODIUS CATHOLIC CHURCH – MARAK

Physical Address : 6633 Fm 2269, Buckholts, Texas 76518

Church Office: 20120 Fm 485, Burlington, Texas 76519

Rectory (254) 985-2280 Church (254) 697-4861

                    Walter Matus, Pastor            E-Mail Address:   STJSSCM@Embarqmail.com                    

Parish Website:  http://marakchurch.org     Diocesan Website:  WWW.austindiocese.org

Bulletin information: Merlene Slavik (254) 697-3801 or  slavik@farm-market.net

Sacrament of Reconciliation – Before the Wednesday and Sunday Masses

Sacrament of Marriage – Notify the pastor at least 4 months in advance of wedding date

Sacrament of Baptism – Sunday after the 10:15 Mass

Pentecost                                                                                                                       June 6,  2010   

Monday           No Mass         

Tuesday.          No Mass

Wednesday     No Mass  (Marak)

Thursday         7:00 A.M.  Phillip & John Hubnik by M/M Laddie Hubnik

 Friday             7:00 A.M.  Special Intention

 Saturday         5:30 P.M.   Josephine & Anton Zavodny by Virgil Holtman

 Sunday           8:15 A.M .  Martha Schneider by Mike Schneider

                      10:15 A.M.  (Marak)  Jo Ann Thompson by Toni Krenek

 

MINISTRIES—  Sun. 6/13
Eucharistic      Judy Vaculin

Lector                Janice Marek                                    

Offertory           Mike Marek Family               

Altar Server       K Hrozek, M Gelner, T Thompson, M Lopez  

Ushers              Richard Johnson & Charles Teague

Offering       Offering $999.00 Building Fund Memorial J Thompson $215.00

Second Collection for the Building Fund today.

CHURCH CLEANING FOR Sunday Listed

6/13                 Katherine Hubnik, Tricia Hubnik & Tammy Hubnik

6/20                 Martha Hubnik, Cynthia Hubnik & Michelle Hubnik

SANCTUARY LIGHT  5/31  - 6/13  Monroe Marek by evelyn Marek

Prayer Chain ----  Continue to pray for those in need of pray and healing. Josie Kohutek Strutz, Jimmy Kamenicky

Things to do and places to go

Sunday, June 6th--- Picnic planning meeting after Mass.  Please attend.

Monday, June 14 –Parish Domino and Pot Luck Social at 6:00 P.M. Come join the fun.

Cedarbrake Retreats

Women of our Catholic Ministry                 June 11-13th

“Together in God’s Image” for Engaged Couples --July 30th – Aug 1st; Nov. 19th-21st.  512-949-2495

Retrovaille— For Married Couples           June25th – 27th     Call 1.800.476.2230

We welcome Garrett Twining, A seminarian for the Austin Diocese, to today’s Mass.

 

Vacation Bible School on Saturday, June 26th at the St. Joseph’s Parish Hall –9 to 5:30 .  Registration Forms are in the church entry.  Marak children & friends invited.

 

JohnThompson  Family sincerely thanks everyone for their love, prayers and support during JoAnn’s illness.  Thank you Fr. Walter for your many visits with words of encouragement.  The masses, flowers, memorials and food were much appreciated in showing your friendship to us in our great loss.

 

Debbie Godwin and family thanks everyone for the prayers for her daughter, Shannon during her illness.  Prayers have helped with the recovery.

 

40th Ordination celebration for Fr. Walter

We will be celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Fr. Walter’s Ordination to the Priesthood on Sunday, July 11th.  There will be a Mass with a meal to follow at Marak Parish Hall.  You and your extended family are welcome to attend.  In order to adequately prepare for those who are attending, please add your name to the sign up sheet in the church entry and give the number in your family that will attend.  The meat will be provided.  Please feel free to bring a side dish or a dessert.

                  

                               A Feast Spread Before Us                Luke 9:13

Five loaves and two fish are all we have,

unless we ourselves go and buy food for all these people.

    We humans are usually unaware of God’s designs.  The disciples decide they have a problem:  5,000 people who have been listening to Jesus’ preaching are hungry, and it’s getting late.  Solution:  Send them away, for certainly the apostles shouldn’t be expected to provide for them themselves.  Imagine the shopping trip that would require, the money!  I can imagine them thinking, “We are tired, too, and hungry.

     This is what I call “stingy thinking,” and I am guilty of it myself.  Instead of approaching a situation from the prospective of what God might do, I approach it from what I alone would do—or don’t want to do.  These situations become problems.  For God there is no problem.  Because God is love, he gives himself, as Jesus at the Last Supper provided his Church with his Body and Blood for food and drink.  He foresaw our hunger and thirst and spread a feast before us.

 

     But when Jesus saw it, He was greatly displeased and said to them, “Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them:  for of such is the kingdom of God”