p astor s c olum n f all f estival p aris h fi n an cials

7810 Cypresswood Drive Spring, Texas 77379-7101

Office: 281-370-3401 Fax: 281-605-1640

Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston www.silcc.org

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Tolton See inside for more information on our upcoming event. *This play is suitable for ages 10 and up.

Office Hours: Monday– Thursday: 9:00-8:30 p.m. Friday: 9:00-4:30 p.m. Saturday: 10:00-1:00 p.m.

Pastor’s Column See inside as Fr. Norbert talks about Finance Council and the financial reports. Pg. 4 & 15 (Español)

23RD SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 5, 2021

Parish Financials See inside for more information on our Parish Annual Financial Report Pg. 12 & 13

Fall Festival Fall Festival needs your help! Sign up to volunteer today!! Pg. 14 & 16 (Español)

WELCOME TO ST. IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA

Very Rev. Norbert Maduzia Jr., E. V., D. Min. Pastor

Rev. Justin Cormie Parochial Vicar

YouTube: See our Live-stream Masses on our YouTube channel. Search for St. Ignatius Loyola Spring on YouTube and subscribe. Facebook: Visit us on Facebook for our Live stream of liturgical events. See liturgy page for more information. @ignatiusloyolacc

MASS INTENTIONS/ INTENCIONES DE MISA

WEEKLY WORSHIP SCHEDULE/ HORARIO DE LITURGIA

EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATIONS Monday– Friday:

9 a.m. Daily Mass (Also on Live-stream) Wednesday:

6:45 p.m. Mass Saturday:

5:15 p.m. Mass (Also on Live-stream) Sunday:

7:30 a.m. Mass 10 a.m. Mass (Also on Live-stream)

12:30 p.m. Misa (Español– transmisión en vivo) 5:15 p.m. Mass

RECONCILIATION Wednesday: 5:15 - 6:15 p.m., and

Saturday: 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. LITURGY OF THE HOURS

Morning Prayer: Weekdays at 8:30 a.m. in Lady Chapel Evening Prayer: First Fridays of every month, 6:15 p.m.

Reservation Chapel Hours: 6:30 a.m.– 9:00 p.m. Please check our website for most recent schedule.

See our livestream Masses via Facebook, YouTube, & Parish Website.

PASTORAL OFFICE/ OFICINA PASTORAL

Clergy Dcn. Billy Chen Permanent Deacon Dcn. Scott Glueck Permanent Deacon Dcn. Mike Higgins Permanent Deacon Dcn. Greg Mouton Permanent Deacon Dcn. Peter Olivier Permanent Deacon Dcn. Larry Vines Permanent Deacon Dcn. Joe Wright Permanent Deacon

Office of Administration Ron Svoboda Parish Dir. Of Operations Kristin Garcia Office Manager Lisa Kubis Business Manager Mary Blanton Clergy Assistant Betty Keller Receptionist POSITION OPEN Receptionist POSITION OPEN Receptionist Juan Velasco Facilities Manager Jose Jimenez Facilities Assistant Jimmy Sexton Facilities Assistant

Office of Liturgy and Sacraments Karla Jackson Pastoral Associate Kathy Corbett Asst. Director of Liturgy Andrew Salyer Director of Music Peter Ramirez Associate Director of Music

Office of Formation Amy Auzenne Pastoral Associate Zachary Allen Director of Youth Ministries Samantha Allen Director of Young Adults Lucille Pavlock Director of EC & Elem. Gracia Avila Admin Assistant

Early Childhood Center Kathy Schaefer Director Of Early Childhood Donna Quiambao Asst. Dir. Early Childhood

Office of Social Services Ascención Amado Director of Outreach

Please visit www.silcc.org for email addresses.

Monday, September 6 9 a.m. Mary Heaney (+) Tuesday, September 7

9 a.m. Brandon Schweitzer (+) Wednesday, September 8

9 a.m. Javier Domenguez (+) 6:45 p.m. Glen Wirth (+)

Thursday, September 9 9 a.m. Michael Crawford (+)

Friday, September 10 9 a.m. Stanley Kolniak & Joseph Notini (+)

Saturday, September 11 5:15 p.m. Brian Coyle

Sunday, September 12 Thuyet Vu Dominick & Minh Vu Joan Bosco (+) Pro Populo Patricia de Arruda Monteiro (LVG) Salvacion Matulac Badilla (+)

Fr. Norbert & Fr. Justin will be celebrating the following Mass Intentions this coming week.

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

Sent to Build Community Loan Redemption*(through 05/31/2021)*Beginning Loan Balance

$6,025,000.00*Principal Payments

$2,399,040.00*Remaining Loan Balance

$3,625,952.00*Interest Payments since inception

$634,850.00

If you are new to the parish or have not made a pledge and wish to do so, please contact Ron Svoboda.

PRESIDER SCHEDULE/ HORARIO DEL CELEBRANTE

Sept 11-12th24th Sunday in Ordinary Time Ignite Kick Off-Baptism: Olivier

Saturday/ Sábado

5:15 p.m.

Sunday/ Domingo7:30 a.m.

Sunday/ Domingo10:00 a.m.

Sunday/ Domingo12:30 p.m.Español

Sunday/ Domingo5:15 p.m.

Presider Fr. Norbert Fr. Norbert Fr. Justin Fr. Justin Fr. Norbert

Homilist Fr. Norbert Fr. Norbert Fr. Norbert Fr. Norbert Fr. Norbert

Deacons Mouton Glueck Vines Glueck Olivier

Diocesan Services Fund 2021*Parish Goal $305,000.00*Total Amount Paid $211,953.26*Total Number of Participants 509*Total Number of Households 4374*Average Participant Pledge $370.00*Paid Over (Under) Goal ($93,046.74)*Percent Paid 69.49%Help provide hope and help for those among us who are most in need. To donate online, visit www.archgh.org/dsf/

Parish Financial InformationJuly Faith Direct: $114,646.10.

August 29th: $15,355.00

FINANCIALS/ FINANZAS

Sign up today for our Parish Online Giving Option. Go to www.faithdirect.net to create

an account or make changes to your existing account. Church Code: TX134 , scan the QR Code, or donate via text by

texting any amount to 281-801-4940.You will receive a link to begin the process.

If you prefer, you may also mail your donations to the parish office.

7810 Cypresswood Dr. Spring, TX 77379

Ignite Campaign *Parish Goal $1,880,235.00*Total Amount Pledged $28,655.00*Total Amount Paid $18,069.31*Total Number of Participants 13*Total Number of Gifts 87*Total Number of Households 4026*Average Participant Pledge $208.00*Pledged Over (Under) Goal ($1,851,580.00)*Paid Over (Under) Goal ($1,862,165.69)*Percent Paid 0.01%


PASTOR’S COLUMN

Dear Brothers and Sisters, St. Paul, in his second letter, writes to the Church in Corinth: So I thought it necessary to

encourage the brothers to go on ahead to you and arrange in advance for your promised gift, so that in this way it might be ready as a bountiful gift and not as an exaction. Consider this: whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each must do as already determined, without sadness or compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. Moreover, God is able to make every grace abundant for you, so that in all things, always having all you need, you may have an abundance for every good work. (2Cor9:5-8) If his words are true, then, friends, we should have a very cheerful community at St. Ignatius of Loyola. It is our tradition (and highly recommended by transparent fiscal practices encouraged by the Archdiocese) to present our financial status to the parish. In being responsible stewards of the gifts given and shared, the co-chair of our Finance Council is presenting a summary of the Fiscal Year 20-21, which concluded on June 30, 2021. The report is listed in this bulletin and will be posted on our website along with the presentation of the Co-Chair of the Finance Council on behalf of the entire council. According to the Archdiocesan Pastoral Manual: Each parish is to have a finance council which is regulated by universal law as well as by norms issued by the archdiocesan bishop; in this council the Christian faithful, selected according to the same norms, aid the pastor in the administration of parish goods (Canon 537), with due regard for canon 532. Parish goods should be administered by the pastor with the help of capable lay persons and should always be employed for those purposes in the pursuit of which it is licit for the Church to possess temporal goods – namely, for the carrying out of divine worship, for the procuring of honest sustenance for the clergy, and for the exercise of the works of the holy apostolate or works of charity, especially in behalf of the needy. The Pastoral Manual also directs the manner of reporting to the parishioners and to the Chancellor each year. It states:

An agenda and detailed minutes of the meetings must be recorded in writing. Moreover, the Internal Control Questionnaire (ICQ) will be completed annually, maintained by the Finance Council at the Parish, and signed and dated.

A printed financial report must be provided to the parishioners by the end of every September for the preceding fiscal year. By the end of September of each year, each parish must submit to the Chancellor:

A. The enclosed form, signed by the Pastor and members of the Parish Finance Council, that indicates: i. The dates on which the Finance Council meetings were held ii. The date the ICQ is completed by Parish Finance Council

B. Copies of the meetings’ agendas C. The 1st page of the minutes of each meeting D. Copies of the printed financial reports to parishioners

As we might say in modern speaking, “They ain’t playin’!” I am truly grateful to those who have served and those who are serving on Finance Council, they are experts in the various fields of financial accountability and practice. As you listen to the presentation and peer over the printed financial report, you will understand why I say this parish is filled with cheer. Even through the time of closure and pandemic, you, the people of St. Ignatius of Loyola, have expressed your financial fidelity to our parish community, and thus allowed us to fulfill our responsibilities as a parish community dedicated to being a people for others. Again, I want to thank the parish staff for always remembering that we are only stewards of the treasure you share with us. Our spending was lower than expected due to the closures caused by the pandemic. We didn’t use our buildings as much as we normally would so costs attributed to utilities and cleaning were far less than budgeted. However, the staff found new ways to engage our parish in formation and ministry through technology. A lot of the technological advances will continue as a way to further engage our parish in our mission. You will see that much of the savings were used as investing in better technology in the church (hardware and software for live streaming Masses, funerals, weddings) and in classrooms (hardware and software for expanding formation possibilities beyond the classroom). We also were able to address more of our debt on the Gonzaga Center. May God continue to make us all cheerful givers so that the mission entrusted to us may prosper greatly. Through Him who is all love,


WEEK EVENTS Monday, September 6 Building Thursday, September 9 Building Parish Office Closed 9 a.m. SILECC Gonzaga 1 p.m. Prayer Shawl Ministry Xavier-14 Tuesday, September 7 6 p.m. LMC Exposition Reservation

Chapel 9 a.m. SILECC Gonzaga

6 p.m. Children's Choir Rehearsal Choir Room 10 a.m. Craft Guild Xavier-15 6:30 p.m. Grief Support Faber-5 1 p.m. Women's Club- Board Meeting Xavier-14 6:30 p.m. St. Joseph Altar Meeting Xavier-12 1 p.m. Senior Friends Board Meeting Xavier-15 6:30 p.m. Sanctuary Course for Catholics Faber-8 6 p.m. AA Meeting Faber-5 7 p.m. Adult Choir Rehearsal Choir Room 6:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus- Officers & Directors Meeting

Faber-6

7 p.m. Spanish Choir Rehearsal Choir Room Friday, September 10 7 p.m. Leadership Night McGivney Hall 9 a.m. SILECC Gonzaga

7 p.m. RCIA Faber-8 10 a.m. Sacramentos Video Series Faber-5

5 p.m. Tolton Food Trucks Christus Center Parking Lot

Wednesday, September 8 7 p.m. Tolton Drama Christus Center

9 a.m. SILECC Gonzaga

9 a.m. Liturgy of the Hours Book Study Xavier-12 Saturday, September 11 6:30 p.m. Catechist Orientation Make-up Sexton Hall 9 a.m. Baptism Prep Xavier-12

7:30 p.m. Young Adult Group Faber-8

7 :30 p.m. Contemporary Choir Rehearsal Choir Room Sunday, September 12 2 p.m. Squires Sexton Hall- A 4 p.m. Formation Kick Off- Meet the

Catechist Gonzaga (Sexton Hall)

6:30 p.m. Formation Kick Off- Dinner & Fellowship

Christus Center


THIS WEEK’S READING Sunday, Sep 05, 2021 TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Shopping made simple What do you give to the saint who has everything? Mother Teresa of Calcutta was among the spiritually richest people on the planet throughout her productive life caring for the poor. The date of her death, September 5, was quickly recognized in Hungary as an occasion to be perpetually honored. In 2012, the United Nations declared this date as an International Day of Charity in her memory. As Mother Teresa demonstrated, simple acts of charity reach across divisions and make communities more resilient. Contribute to the healing of society today by charitable giving, locally or globally.

TODAY'S READINGS: Isaiah 35:4-7a; James 2:1-5; Mark 7:31-37 (128). “Did not God choose those who are poor in the world to be . . . heirs of the kingdom that he promised?”

Monday, Sep 06, 2021 Labor of love This Labor Day, as we enjoy food at picnics and barbecues, let’s remember who harvested this food—many of them Spanish-speaking migrant workers, many of them fellow Catholics. Consider what your parish can do for migrant workers in your area. Perhaps a clothing drive or a fundraiser to buy rosaries and Bibles in Spanish or other languages of a migrant group. Or enlist school kids to write translated notes of welcome and thanks for the hard work migrants do. Charities helped nearly 400,000 migrants, immigrants, and refugees this past year with all kinds of assistance—learn more about their work and how you can pitch in.

TODAY'S READINGS: Colossians 1:24—2:3; Luke 6:6-11 (437). “Is it lawful to do good on the sabbath rather than to do evil, to save life rather than to destroy it?”

Tuesday, Sep 07, 2021 Creation needs your caring prayer Jewish believers celebrate Rosh Hashanah today, marking the birthday of the universe—recalling how God placed Adam and Eve at the center of creation as faithful stewards. For many Christians, it’s also Day 7 in the of Creation. When the Catholic Church joined this observance in 2019, Pope Francis wrote: “In the silence of prayer, we can hear the symphony of creation calling us to abandon our self-centeredness in order to feel embraced by the tender love of the Father and to share with joy the gifts we have received.” Pray to become a more selfless steward of creation.

TODAY'S READINGS: Colossians 2:6-15; Luke 6:12-19 (438). “Jesus departed to the mountain to pray.”

Wednesday, Sep 08, 2021 FEAST OF THE NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY The birth of our salvation In 431, bishops at the Council of Ephesus decreed Mary as Theotokos, a Greek word that means “God-bearer”—or, more commonly, “Mother of God.” Her birthday was celebrated at the beginning of the year—in Constantinople, the calendar began on September 1—because Mary’s birth is also the beginning of our salvation, through her son. “Be of good cheer,” wrote Saint Andrew of Crete, “this is the Feast of the

Nativity of the Virgin and of the renewal of the human race!” Honor Mary today by praying the https://www.vaticannews.va/en/prayers/the-magnificat.html, also known as the “Ode of the Theotokos.”

TODAY'S READINGS: Micah 5:1-4a or Romans 8:28-30; Matthew 1:1-16, 18-23 (636). “From you shall come forth for me one who is to be ruler in Israel, whose origin is from of old.”

Thursday, Sep 09, 2021 MEMORIAL OF PETER CLAVER, PRIEST Call it out Saint Peter Claver (1580-1654) was a Jesuit priest dedicated to baptizing and serving enslaved Africans in Cartagena, Colombia, a major slave-trade port. While Claver was ahead of many of his peers in at least recognizing the humanity of Africans and poured out his life to alleviate the great suffering he encountered, we need to acknowledge that the colonial system that enslaved Africans was allowed to continue unabated for centuries without much church resistance. How can we and our communities of faith challenge the enduring legacy of racism today, inspired by Claver’s witness of service and the gospel mandate to love?

TODAY'S READINGS: Colossians 3:12-17; Luke 6:27-38 (440). “Do to others as you would have them do to you.”

Friday, Sep 10, 2021 Because of you . . . A 2014 study found that “young people with mentors, especially at-risk youth, have more positive visions of themselves and their futures, and they also achieve more positive outcomes in school, the workplace, and their communities.” The value of mentoring is nothing new. Proverbs 22:6 says: “Train the young in the way they should go; even when old, they will not swerve from it.” Whether you are teaching a practical or spiritual skill or a new technique or way of thinking, your instruction will have an impact. Take time to be a good mentor for the sake of the next generation and the greater glory of God.

TODAY'S READINGS: 1 Timothy 1:1-2, 12-14; Luke 6:39-42 (441). “When fully trained, every disciple will be like his teacher.”

Saturday, Sep 11, 2021 Heaven help us all The attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon happened 20 years ago today. We still carry the memory of that awful day, and we continue to remember in our prayers the victims of the attack and their families and loved ones who continue to mourn their great loss. We remember the passengers and crew of the aircraft destroyed in the attack as well as the victims on the ground. We remember especially the brave first responders who ran toward danger rather than away, many of whom gave away their health and lives to save others. And we pray for the terrorists as well, because we believe in the redemptive power of prayer and because hatred and vengeance have no place in our hearts. May all of humanity be redeemed. TODAY'S READINGS: 1 Timothy 1:15-17; Luke 6:43-49 (442). “A good person out of the store of goodness in his heart produces good.”


LITURGY

Adult Choir — Rehearsals on Thursdays, 7:00-8:30 p.m. For information, contact Andrew Salyer, [email protected]

Praise Band — Meets on Wednesdays, 7:30-9 p.m. For information, contact Peter Ramirez, [email protected]

Coro — Martes a las 7:00 p.m. Para mas información, por favor pónganse en contacto con Peter Ramirez, [email protected]

Children’s Choir/Coro de Niños —Rehearsals on Thursdays at 6:00 p.m. For information, contact Peter Ramirez, [email protected]

Exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Friday, September 3Following 9:00 a.m. Mass Continuing through the day

in the Blessed Sacrament ChapelConcluding with Evening Prayer

& Benediction starting at 6:15 p.m.

Sign up online or at the Welcome Center www.silcc.org/eucharistic-adoration

Sign-up to be a GIFT

PRESENTER

Celebrate a special day or anniversary

by serving as a Gift Presenter at Mass!

To sign up for yourself or your family please visit:

www.silcc.org/ ift-presenters

Our Children’s Choir will participate once a month

at one of our regularly scheduled Masses.

Next weekend they will lead the music at the 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass on Sunday, September 12.

For information on how to join, email Peter Ramirez, [email protected]

St. Ignatius needs you!Sign up online to serve in Liturgical Ministry!Visit our ministry pages atwww.silcc.org/worship

Low Gluten Hosts for Communion

When you arrive for Mass, notify the Worship Coordinator that you want to receive a gluten-free host, and show them where you are sitting.

The Worship Coordinator will wear a white ribbon during Communion to signify distribution of gluten-free hosts only.


ANNOUNCEMENTSWeddin Banns

Please pray for the following couples:

Ryan Frala & Mayra De La RosaFrancisco Lares & Mirna Lares

Jorge Hernandez & Brenda LopezCharlos Hernandez & Ana

HernandezJoshua Chen & Lan Nguyen

Welcome Newly BaptizedLuke Joseph RickerReese Kelly Wiemer

Alexander Grey HernandezChristian Cruz RiveraAidan Elijah RosarioDorothy Collins Neal

Caleia Carolina RendonJose Tomas Colmenares DePinto

In Memoriam

Mary Sedbrook, mother of Molly Sedbrook

Pasquale “Lino” Nizza, brother of Anna Ktaili

Edward Whitley, father of Jodi GrooverBlanca Garces, mother of Blanca Pinzon

Michael Lopez, grandson of Bob & Mary Pool

Gary Smyth, father of James SmythMichael Gilmartin, uncle of

Susan MoreRudy Reyes, father of Rudy Reyes, J.r.

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Text App to phone number 88202, or visit myparishapp.com to download.


OUTREACHOPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE

COUNSELING –Rejoice Counseling 844-295-3167

FACING AN EVICTION? Legal Assistance Line stoptxeviction.org

Funeral Financial Assistance for COVID-19 844-684-6333

Mental Health Support Line for COVID-19 833-986-1919

Rental Assistance -Harris County Program 832-402-7568

SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Be a mentor for an elementary student with Kids Hope USA [email protected]

Help Coordinate Refugee Thanksgiving Event [email protected]

Volunteer with NAM –Northwest Assistance [email protected]

or 281-885-4604

For more information and resources please email [email protected] or call 281-370-3401 Ext. 4606

Learn more and sign up at 40daysforlife.com/sprin

40 Days for Life Kickoff:DATE: SEPTEMBER 18, 2021TIME: 10:15-11:00 a.m.VENUE: OUTSIDE PLANNED PARENTHOOD (4747 Louetta, Spring)

For details and online viewing, please visit lifefirst.or

HELPFUL RESOURCES FOR ALL


FORMATIONYOUTH MINISTRY EARLY CHILDHOOD ELEMENTARY

Nursery for children 8 months– 4 years is

planning to reopen in September, during

the Saturday, 5:15 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m.

and 5 :15 p.m. Masses. Please watch the

website and bulletin for updates.

Applications are being taken in the parish

office for those wishing to staff the

Nursery during those times.


FORMATIONSACRAMENTS

INFANT BAPTISMWe invite you to attend the required baptism session for both parents. Godparents are encouraged to attend as

well. Our next sessions will take place September 11 in English & September 25 in Spanish. Please visit our website for more information: silcc.org/infant-baptisms

RCIA 7 Years & OlderWe welcome you to the Catholic Church and look forward to sharing our

faith with you! If you have not been baptized Catholic or are seeking communion and confirmation please contact us at [email protected]

MARRIAGEEngaged couples are encouraged to

attend an orientation at least 6 months prior to their desired date and not set any dates prior to meeting with clergy. Please visit our

website for more information silcc.org/matrimony

VOCATIONS

Is God calling you?

Contact [email protected] for information about upcoming programs for those discerning religious vocations as a priest, deacon, or religious sister.

For more information on Sacraments please visit silcc.org/sacraments

YOUNG ADULT ADULT

“St. Ignatius Young Adults”

Join the Groupme for more information and

pop up events.

To sign up for these courses, go to www.silcc.org/adult-formation

Liturgy of the Hours: How the Prayer of the Church can Change Your LifeWednesdays 10-11:30 a.m. | Starts Sept. 8This book & video series by Fr. Timothy Gallagher will show us how the Liturgy of the Hours can help us sanctify our days and prioritize time with God. Lead by Elaine B.

The Sanctuary Course for CatholicsThursdays 7-8:30 p.m. | Starts Sept. 9What hope does the gospel offer those affected by mental illness, and their families? What does the Church teach about this important issue? How can we accompany those who suffer in this way? This course is offered in collaboration with Rejoice Counseling.“Tolton: From Slave to Priest”Friday, September 10 | Food trucks beginning at 5 p.m. | Show starts at 7 p.m.See p. 14 for more details

Community Conversations: Open Wide Your Hearts“What is Critical Race Theory, and why is it so Controversial?”Wednesday, Sept. 15 10 a.m.—12 p.m. |onlineJoin our monthly conversation on faith and racial justice. This month’s guest speaker is Mr. Gary Bledsoe, President of the Texas NAACP & Dean of the Thurgood Marshall School of Law


FINANCIALS St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Church FISCAL YEAR 2021

Plus Fiscal Year 2022 Budget

Description FY 2021 Actual

FY 2021 Budget

FY 2022 Budget

REVENUE ~ PARISH OPERATIONS

General Parish 3,393,148 2,877,300 2,958,864

Formation ~ General, Early Childhood & Elementary 24,105 38,900 44,850

Formation ~ Adult & RCIA 3,847 12,900 12,130

Liturgy 27,375 25,800 29,500

Music 0 2,500 1,800

Youth Ministries ~ Junior High & High School 73,148 120,950 122,600

Outreach Ministry 60,560 69,200 49,200

Nursery/Summer Fun 22,295 18,615 17,370

Early Childhood Center 376,684 431,260 441,450

Stewardship 0 0 0

Fall Festival 227,255 244,500 245,500

Administration 1,419 0 0

Plant Operations & Maintenance 10,078 33,220 13,270

TOTAL REVENUE 4,219,912 3,875,145 3,936,534

EXPENSES

General Parish 2,087,949 2,125,971 2,133,882

Clergy ~ Pastor/Parochial Vicar 60,693 69,430 67,570

Clergy ~ Rectory 40,789 58,324 54,502

Deacons 703 6,550 6,550

Formation ~ General, Early Childhood & Elementary 21,706 32,720 43,370

Formation ~ Adult & RCIA & Grief Share 6,193 12,280 15,960

Liturgy 46,135 74,450 78,925

Music 7,246 14,436 14,027

Youth Ministries ~ Junior High & High School 39,470 116,614 122,600

Outreach Ministry 74,724 85,000 85,400

Nursery/Summer Fun 9,910 24,600 25,855

Early Childhood Center 346,061 404,700 421,135

Stewardship 0 3,810 4,800

Fall Festival 23,993 83,500 83,500

Administration 129,009 170,540 189,940

Plant Operations & Maintenance 619,804 592,220 588,517

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 3,514,386 3,875,145 3,936,534

NET SURPLUS (DEFICIT) 705,526 0 0

DEBT REDUCTION

Principal Payments 654,910 461,900 478,329


FINANCIALS St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Church Christmas and Easter/Archdiocesan Special Collections/Other Total Given FY 2020 FY 2021 St. Ignatius ~ Christmas & Easter Collections Christmas 52,123 56,829 Easter 43,640 46,348 Total Christmas & Easter Collections 95,763 103,177 Archdiocesan Special Collections Retirement Fund for Religious 10,925 7,328 Infirm Priests 10,212 6,577 Propagation of the Faith 6,330 4,192 Catholic University 5,464 2,636 Archdiocese Social Ministry 5,564 2,633 Peter's Pence moved Oct 2021 5,822

Catholic Relief Services 3,041 6,464 Holy Land/Good Friday * addtn'l collection in Oct for FY 2020/Covid 3,662 9,225

Campaign for Human Development 5,907 3,137 Aid to Church in Latin America 6,167 2,780 St. Vincent de Paul Black Bag 8,471 5,066 Home Missions 1,108 4,552 Black & Indian Mission 5,676 3,578 Catholic Communications 2,374 3,563 Retired Priests 7,718 5,360 Rice Bowl 577 1,571 St. Mary's Seminary 30,291 42,545 Total Archdiocesan Special Collections 113,485 117,028 Additional Archdiocesan Collections Visiting Missionary ~cArchdiocesan Assigned 9,957 7,327 Natural Disasters Relief 2,799 1,100 Disaster Relief ~ Catholic Communities in Beirut n/a 3,522

Total Additional Archdiocesan Special Collections 126,241 128,977 Guatemala Mission/Little School Donations 79,106 85,418

301,110 317,572


Knights of Columbus Council 10861 Announcements September Meeting: Tuesday, Sept. 21 at McGivney Hall. Dinner & fellowship at 6:15 followed by monthly Council Meeting at 7 p.m.Find us online: Check out our Council website at www.kofc10861.org and Facebook page at www.facebook.com/knights10861 for Council updates.Need a prayer?: Email [email protected] to be added to our Council’s prayer list.Squires & Squirettes: The John T. Sansano Columbian Squires and the Our Lady of Grace Squirettes Circlette are both looking for adults to serve as Counselors of these programs. The Squires (for Catholic boys age 10-18) and Squirettes (for Catholic girls age 10-18) offer spiritual and service opportunities in the church and community. Please contact us at [email protected] for more information.Women’s ClubThe Women's Club was established to meet the spiritual and social needs of the parish women while serving the church and surrounding community. Women of all ages are called together to participate in promoting a spirit of fellowship, support and education of its members. The club meets every 2nd Tuesday of each month, during September thru May. Our First meeting will be September 14th at 6:30 p.m. in McGivney Hall. Please email [email protected] for

PARISH HIGHLIGHT EVENT

Senior Friends: Senior Friends will hold their first meeting of the 2021-2022 year in McGivney Hall on September 8 at 10 o'clock. Join us for Coffee and hospitality from9:30 to 10:00 before the meeting. A

Squires Circle 4703We will have a meet in Sexton Hall A on September 12 at 2 pm. We meet the 2nd Sunday of the month at 2 pm. We welcome any boy between 10 and 18 years old to come to the meeting to learn about our Circle.


COLUMNA DEL PÁRROCO

Queridos hermanos y hermanas: San Pablo, en su segunda carta, escribe a la Iglesia de Corinto: "Por tanto, he creído necesario rogar a los hermanos que vayan antes donde vosotros y preparen de antemano vuestros ya anunciados generosos dones, a fin de que sean preparados como dones generosos y no como una tacañería." "Mirad: el que siembra con mezquindad, cosechará también con mezquindad; el que siembra en abundancia, cosechará también en abundancia." "Cada cual dé según el dictamen de su corazón, no de mala gana ni forzado, pues: Dios ama al que da con alegría." "Y poderoso es Dios para colmaros de toda gracia a fin de que, teniendo, siempre y en todo, todo lo necesario, tengáis aún sobrante para toda obra buena." "Y poderoso es Dios para colmaros de toda gracia a fin de que, teniendo, siempre y en todo, todo lo necesario, tengas aún sobrante para toda obra buena." (2Cor9: 5-8) Si sus palabras son verdaderas, entonces, amigos, deberíamos tener una comunidad muy alegre en San Ignacio de Loyola. Es nuestra tradición (y altamente recomendada por prácticas fiscales transparentes alentadas por la Arquidiócesis) presentar nuestro estado financiero a la parroquia. Al ser administradores responsables de los obsequios entregados y compartidos, el copresidente de nuestro Consejo Parroquial de Finanzas presenta un resumen del año fiscal 20-21, que concluyó el 30 de junio del 2021. El informe se incluye en este boletín y se publicará en nuestro sitio web junto con la presentación del Copresidente del Consejo de Finanzas en nombre de todo el Consejo de Finanzas. Según el Manual Pastoral Arquidiocesano: Cada parroquia debe tener un Consejo de Finanzas que está regulado por la ley universal, así como por las normas emitidas por el obispo arquidiocesano; En este concilio los fieles cristianos, seleccionados según las mismas normas, ayudan al párroco en la administración de los bienes parroquiales (Canon 537), con el debido respeto al canon 532. Los bienes parroquiales deben ser administrados por el párroco con la ayuda de laicos capacitados. y siempre debe emplearse para aquellos fines en cuya consecución es lícito para la Iglesia poseer bienes temporales, a saber, para la realización del culto divino, para procurar un sustento honesto para el clero y para el ejercicio de las obras del santo apostolado u obras de caridad, especialmente a favor de los necesitados. El Manual Pastoral también dirige la manera de informar a los feligreses y al Canciller cada año. Afirma:

1. Se debe registrar por escrito el orden del día y los minutos detalladas de las reuniones. Además, el Cuestionario de Control Interno (ICQ) será completado anualmente, mantenido por el Consejo de Finanzas en la Parroquia, y firmado y fechado. 2. Se debe proporcionar un informe financiero impreso a los feligreses a finales de cada septiembre del año fiscal anterior. 3. A finales de septiembre de cada año, cada parroquia debe presentar al Canciller: A. El formulario adjunto, firmado por el párroco y los miembros del Consejo de Finanzas de la Parroquia, que indica: I. Las fechas en las que se llevaron a cabo las reuniones del Consejo de Finanzas ii. La fecha en que el Consejo de Finanzas Parroquial completa el ICQ B. Copias de las agendas de las reuniones C. La primera página de la minuta de cada reunión D. Copias de los informes financieros impresos a los feligreses. Como podríamos decir en lenguaje moderno, "¡No es cosa de juego!" Estoy realmente agradecido con

aquellos que han servido y aquellos que están sirviendo en el Consejo de Finanzas, son expertos en los diversos campos de la práctica y la responsabilidad financiera.

Al escuchar la presentación y mirar el informe financiero impreso, comprenderán por qué digo que esta parroquia está llena de alegría. Incluso en el momento del cierre y la pandemia, ustedes, la gente de San Ignacio de Loyola, han expresado su fidelidad financiera a nuestra comunidad parroquial y, por lo tanto, nos han permitido cumplir con nuestras responsabilidades como comunidad parroquial dedicada a ser Personas Para los Demás. Una vez más, quiero agradecer al personal de la parroquia por recordar siempre que solo somos administradores del tesoro que comparten con nosotros. Nuestro gasto fue menor de lo esperado debido a los cierres provocados por la pandemia. No usamos nuestros edificios tanto como lo haríamos normalmente, por lo que los costos atribuidos a los servicios públicos y la limpieza fueron mucho menores de lo presupuestado. Sin embargo, el personal encontró nuevas formas de involucrar a nuestra parroquia en la formación y el ministerio a través de la tecnología. Muchos de los avances tecnológicos continuarán como una forma de involucrar aún más a nuestra parroquia en nuestra misión. Verán que gran parte de los ahorros se utilizaron para invertir en una mejor tecnología en la iglesia (hardware y software para transmitir misas en vivo, funerales, bodas) y en las aulas (hardware y software para ampliar las posibilidades de formación más allá del aula). También pudimos reducir una parte de nuestra deuda en el Centro Gonzaga.

Que Dios siga haciéndonos a todos dadores alegres para que prospere mucho la misión que se nos ha confiado.

Por Aquel que es todo amor,


EVENTOS SERVICIOS¡Todos los niños de grados 3 a 8, vengan y

canten al Señor!¡Un coro, unidos en canción!El próximo fin de semana

liderarán la música a las 12:30 p.m. Misa en español el domingo

12 de septiembre

La práctica es los Jueves a las 6:00 p.m.,

en el salon de música. Para más información: [email protected].


LECTURABAUTISMO INFANTILLe invitamos a asistir a las dos sesiones obligatorias para ambos padres. Se recomienda que los padrinos asistan también. Para obtener información, comuníquese con [email protected] años y mayores¡Le damos la bienvenida a la Iglesia Católica y esperamos compartir nuestra fe con usted! Si no ha sido bautizado como católico o está buscando la comunión y la confirmación, comuníquese con nosotros a [email protected]

MATRIMONIOSe le recomienda a las parejas comprometidas que asistan a una orientación

al menos 6 meses antes de la fecha deseada, y no establezcan ninguna fecha antes de reunirse con el clero. Para obtener información sobre nuestras sesiones de orientación viste www.silcc.org/matrimonyVOCACIONES

¿Dios te está llamando?Comuníquese con [email protected] para obtener información sobre los

próximos programas para aquellos que disciernen vocaciones religiosas como sacerdote, diácono o hermana religiosa.

Para obtener más información sobre los sacramentos, visite silcc.org/sacraments

SACRAMENTOS Domingo, Sep 05, 2021VIGÉSIMO TERCER DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIOComprar de forma simple¿Qué se le regala a la santa que lo tiene todo? La Madre Teresa de Calcuta fue una de las personas más ricas espiritualmente del planeta a lo largo de su fructífera vida cuidando de los pobres. La fecha de su muerte, el 5 de septiembre, fue rápidamente reconocida en Hungría como una ocasión para ser honrada a perpetuidad. En 2012, las Naciones Unidas declararon esta fecha como Día Internacional de la Caridad en su memoria. Como demostró la Madre Teresa, los simples actos de caridad trascienden las divisiones y hacen que las comunidades sean más resilientes. Contribuye hoy a la sanación de la sociedad haciendo donaciones caritativas, a nivel local o mundial.

LECTURAS PARA HOY: Isaías 35:4-7a; Santiago 2:1-5; Marcos 7:31-37 (128). "¿No eligió Dios a los pobres del mundo para que fueran . . . herederos del reino

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