I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in Me, and I am in Him, bears much fruit; for without Me you can do nothing. - John 15:5. ---
This weekend we welcome and thank Father
Abel Noel for coming to celebrate Masses here at
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The Weekend of April 27th and 28th the Second
Collection at all Masses will go to Catholic Home Missions as requested by Archbishop Wenski.
Jesus calls his followers to love others as he loves them. Inspired by this call, Christians have shown his love through works of mercy such as visiting the sick and imprisoned, educating young people, and praying endlessly for others. Not only are these works of mercy directed to meet material or spiritual needs, but they are ways in which Christ draws people closer to himself.
In the Diocese of Amarillo, the diocesan criminal justice ministry answers Christ's call to visit and serve prisoners and patients confined to hospitals. Since 2004, this ministry has expanded to bring the Eucharist, Sacred Scripture, and prayer to inmates of the seven prisons and two large hospitals in the diocese. This ministry of mercy includes retreats during which inmates can encounter the love of Jesus, heal from past failures and wounds, and develop new hope for the future. Many inmates have experienced spiritual conversions that have inspired them to join formation programs and enter the Catholic Church.
The criminal justice ministry is
one of many innovative outreach efforts made by dioceses supported by Catholic Home Missions. Home mission dioceses have small or widely dispersed Catholic populations, large or rugged areas of land that make it difficult to minister to the needs of the people, or economic challenges caused by poverty, unemployment, or natural disasters. Your participation in the annual Catholic Home Missions Appeal supports dioceses throughout the United States and its territories that need financial help to sustain core pastoral services and missions of mercy to those they serve.
What Is a Home Mission Diocese?
Home mission dioceses are those Catholic dioceses in the United States, its territories, and former territories that cannot provide basic pastoral services without outside help. Basic pastoral services include Mass, the sacraments, religious education, and ministry training for priests, deacons, religious sisters, and laypeople. Nearly 40% of dioceses in the United States and its territories are considered home missions.
For more information about the Catholic home missions, visit www.usccb.org/home-missions.
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On Sunday April 21st Father Oscar blessed the
officers and committee members of San Pablo
Women's Club!
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San Pablo children invite you to
help them.
May 5th is the first Sunday in May, the
children will be honoring Mary, Our
Blessed Mother! They will be bringing
flowers to her, in procession in church,
before 10:00 Mass begins. During this
time, we will all be singing songs that
honor Mary!
All parishioners are welcome to join in
honoring our Mother with flowers!
Finally, one of our students will be
crowning a statue of the Blessed Mother
with a beautiful crown of flowers.
If you have a student in grades PK-4 and older who you would like to enroll in San Pablo Religious Education Program please visit our Faith Formation page, fill out an application and turn it into the office.
Classes are held September through May in the Church Hall after the 10am Mass.
Si tienes un estudiante en los grados PK-4 y mayores a quien le gustaría inscríbir en el Programa de Educación Religiosa de San Pablo, visite nuestra página de Formación de Fe, complete una solicitud y entréguela en la Oficina.
Las clases se llevan a cabo de septiembre a mayo en el salón de la Iglesia después de la misa de
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Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament from Thursday.
““Could you not keep one hour with me?”
Please sign-up for an hour of Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament.”
First Fridays 8:45 am - 10 am
It’s quiet, peaceful and renewing.
Watch bulletin announcements for Summer Adoration
opportunities.
More Adorers Needed: Call Sharon Starling at (517) 474-4155 to sign up for a Holy hour.
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This Week Stewardship
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