WEEK OF JULY 25, 2022
THIS WEEK AT NOTRE DAME
MONDAY, JULY 25
Cursillos - 7:00pm Church
TUESDAY, JULY 26
Choir Practice - 7:00pm Church
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27
Youth Night - 6:00pm Youth Room
THURSDAY, JULY 28
Ingles Tambien - 5:00pm Kemper 209
FRIDAY, JULY 29
Divine Mercy—3:00pm Church
SATURDAY, JULY 30
Reconciliation—3:00—4:30pm Church
Daily Mass Readings
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MASS SCHEDULE
Monday, July 25
Monday, July 25
12:00pm (Fr. Rafal)
Tuesday, July 26
7:00am (Fr. Rafal)
Wednesday, July 27
12:00pm (Fr. Rafal)
12:00pm (Fr. Rafal)
Thursday, July 28
12:00pm (Communion Service)
Friday, July 29
8:00am (Fr. Rafal)
Saturday, July 30
5:00pm (Msgr. Peter Flood)
Sunday, July 31 - Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:45am (Fr. Rafal)
9:15am (Fr. Rafal)
11:00am (Msgr. Peter Flood)
5:00pm (Fr. Rafal) (Msgr. Peter Flood)
Notre Dame is blessed with a dynamic and growing Youth Ministry!
Our Life Teen and Edge programs provide resources and faith experiences that lead teens closer to Christ and the Church. However, this ministry is only possible
because of the time, effort, and dedication of a team of adults who respond to God’s call to minister to students. This team is called the “Core Team”.
Our Life Teen and Edge programs provide resources and faith experiences that lead teens closer to Christ and the Church. However, this ministry is only possible
because of the time, effort, and dedication of a team of adults who respond to God’s call to minister to students. This team is called the “Core Team”.
We are in need of additional help in order for these programs to continue to grow!
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS!
The Archdiocese "Safe Environment" online sessions must be completed by ANYONE that is a volunteer or staff member at Notre Dame. This training must be renewed every three years if your are volunteering in ANY capacity in our parish.
Most of the staff and volunteers completed the required Safe Environment sessions in 2019 when it was offered. That means it is time to repeat your training as well as your criminal background check if its is also over three years old. You may receive an email from the Virtus system to remind you to update your trainings. You may also look up your status by logging on to www.virtusonline.org.
If you have any questions, concerns or problems in regards to this, please call
Gail Stauder at the Pastoral Office - 830-257-596.
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
Join us this Thursday beginning at 6:30pm
in Kemper Hall (St. Anthony Conference Room)
RCIA is looking for Adult SPONSORS
Do you think you may be interested in being a sponsor for someone who is seeking to become Catholic? If so, please talk to us!
Sponsors journey with a group of people interested in:
- Being baptized into the Catholic Faith
- Professing their faith into the Catholic Church if already baptized
- Completing their Sacraments of Initiation if baptized Catholic, but not yet having celebrated first Eucharist or Confirmation
Sponsors attend Tuesday evening sessions with the person you are sponsoring, and accompany them to 11:00am Mass on Sundays. It is a very rewarding experience, and you too learn more bout your faith. We start meeting in August and continue until the end of April. To be a sponsor you must:
- Be a fully initiated Catholic, including having received Confirmation
- Be a fully initiated Catholic, including having received Confirmation
- Be active in the Church and your Catholic faith
- Be currently receiving the Eucharist and attending Mass weekly
-If married, you must be married in the Catholic Church (or marriage convalidated)
- Be currently receiving the Eucharist and attending Mass weekly
-If married, you must be married in the Catholic Church (or marriage convalidated)
- Be available on Tuesday nights and for 11:00am Mass on Sundays
Please call us for more information, or to volunteer as a sponsor
Gail Stauder, Coordinator of RCIA
830-257-5961 or 830-377-8716
Gail Stauder, Coordinator of RCIA
830-257-5961 or 830-377-8716
CHILDREN'S CATECHUMENATE
The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults Adapted for Children (also called the Children’s Catechumenate) is the process for children & adolescents over the age of 7 and under 18 who have not yet been baptized or who have not received
First Eucharist or Confirmation with their peers.
Parents are to be involved in the Christian Initiation of their children, whose permission is required to participate and to receive any of the sacraments.
Parents are to be involved in the Christian Initiation of their children, whose permission is required to participate and to receive any of the sacraments.
For more information and to register your child(ren) call:
Lucy Campos, Youth & Family Ministry Office at 830-896-4233
Lucy Campos, Youth & Family Ministry Office at 830-896-4233
Employment Opportunities for the
2022-2023 School Year
3rd & 4th Grade Teachers,
Part-time Counselor
Part-time Counselor
For more information or to apply please call our School Office at 830-257-6707
Our Lady of the Hills College Prep
20th Anniversary - Mass of Thanksgiving
OLH opened its doors August 19, 2002. This community has been a big part of the school's success. Come celebrate our 20th Anniversary!
Saturday, August 20, 2022 | 11:00am
Mass celebrated by Auxiliary Bishop Michael Boulette
OLH Campus - Beverly Pevehouse Chapel
235 Peterson Farm Road
OLH Campus - Beverly Pevehouse Chapel
235 Peterson Farm Road
Space is limited. Please RSVP to joann.hagemeier@olhcollegeprep.org
SAINT OF THE WEEK
St. James "The Greater"
James was the son of Zebedee and brother of John the disciple. The title "The Greater" was added to St. James' name to help distinguish him from the Apostle James "the Less" who is believed to have been shorter. He was one of Jesus' first Apostles. While fishing with his father and brother, John, Jesus came to the shores of the Sea of Galilee and called for the fishermen to cast their nets into the water again. This time they found their nets full and the boats nearly sank from the weight of the fish. Later, James was one of only three called by Jesus to witness his Transfiguration. Following Christ's Ascension, James spread the Gospel across Israel and the Roman kingdom as well. He traveled and spread the Word for nearly forty years in Spain. James eventually returned to Jerusalem where he was martyred by King Herod, suffering decapitation. He is known as the first Apostle to die. His remains were taken to Compostela, Spain, where some of his followers who buried him. Today his remains can still be found in the Cathedral of Santiago.
Birth: 5 BC, Bethsaida
Death: 44 AD, Jerusalem
Birth: 5 BC, Bethsaida
Death: 44 AD, Jerusalem
Feast day: July 25
Patron: Laborers, ,Spain
Almighty, ever-living God, through the blood of St. James You consecrated the first fruits of Your Apostles. Grant Your Church may be strengthened by his confession and always enjoy his patronage. Amen.