After Mass this weekend:

• Holiday Nut Sales begin this weekend in time for Thanksgiving baking.
• Social Saturday follows the 5:00 PM Vigil Mass
• Family Mass at 10:30 AM and 12:15 PM Masses, children invited to sit on altar steps for the homily.
• Coffee & Donuts on Sunday morning, sponsored by Date Night Dinner Conference.
• Bring a check or cash to purchase SEED cards - remember this is a *no cost* fundraiser for our Growing to Serve Capital Campaign.

In the Bulletin:

• Parish Nursing Assessment (can also be done online, click here)
• Information on Wednesday's Nov. 15 visit to J.J. Priour's art studio. His father created our altar, ambo, baptistry, etc.
• Information on the Date Night Dinner Conference on December 2, with Fr. Raia as the guest speaker.
• Information on 2017 TurningPoint event, The Miracle Hunter (with Michael O'Neill) on Saturday, November 18. Tickets are here.
• Bulletins on our website - click here.

Thanksgiving Community Meal Sign-ups: click here.

Save the Dates:

• Monday, December 4 in Spanish at 7:00 PM in the Church
• Tuesday, December 5 in English at 6:30 PM in the Church

Social SUNDAY on November 19:

Everyone is invited to our newly formed Social Sunday, November 19, 2017 following the 5 pm Youth Mass. Sip water or iced tea and enjoy yummy snacks. Watch for our awesome Social Sunday once a month to see how dynamic we are making Catholicism in our vibrant church family.

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Veteran's Day:

• Article on Catholic priests that have received the Medal of Honor - click here.
• Article on Navy ships named after Catholic priests - click here.
• Veteran's Support Group at Emmaus will be meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 14 at 7:00 PM in the Youth Lounge (upstairs of the PLC). All are welcome!

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Lake Travis Thrift Shop Annual Christmas Boutique is Saturday, November 11, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

And the Funnies:

Kathy, a kindergarten student, came home and told her mother that the Sister at school had told them how to say their prayers. They were to fold their hands and shut their eyes tightly. Kathy went on, "I'm always good. I keep my hands folded and my eyes shut. But there's Amy who keeps opening her eyes."
"But, Kathy," said her mother, "If you keep your eyes closed how do you know that Amy opens hers?"
This gave Kathy only a moment's pause, but then she replied, "Oh, I can hear her eyelashes going up and down."

Grandmas was in the living room, rocking back and forth, reading the bible. "What's the matter with her?" Jimmy inquired. "What's she doin' just sittin' there all day and readin' the bible?"
Bobbie explained solemnly, "Grandma is cramming for the finals."

Coming out of the church on Ash Wednesday, the little boy turned to his mother and asked, "Mother, is it true that we are made of dust?"
"Yes, dear."
"Is it true that we go back to dust when we die?"
"That's what the Bible says," the mother replied.
"Well, Mom, I looked under my bed this morning and someone there is either coming or going."