St. Anthony Catholic Church Church 115 N. 25 Mile Ave. | Hereford, Texas 79045

Parish Office:114 Sunset Drive 364-6150

School Office: 120 W. Park Ave. Phone 364-1952.

Parish website http://stanthonyscatholicparish.com/ In case of an emergency email: frneusch@gmail.com or 806-570-5706

PARISH PASTOR — Rev. Fr. Anthony Neusch DIOCESE of AMARILLO — Bishop Patrick Zurek

Sign up for R.C.I.A and Small Groups Adult Faith Formation email: janiebanner1@wtrt.net or call 364-6150

or 364-7626

Bulletin Editor Jasmin Enriquez email: jme.stanthonys@gmail.com bulletin deadline is noon WEDNESDAY.

Church Announcements:

Sunday, November 11:

Please welcome Rev. Richard J. Perko

2 pm, ALICE training.

5 pm Holy Hour

Monday, November 12:

NO Mass

Tuesday, November 13:

NO Mass

6 pm Adoration begins.

Wednesday, November 14:

NO Mass

9:15—11 am Women’s Study Group. A/R

3 pm Chaplet prayed

5:45pm Benediction & Rosary prayed at the close of

adoration

6:45 pm for jr. high and high school

Thursday, November 15

NO Mass

Guidance and Hope: The Catholic Response to Immagration

Friday, November 16:

NO Mass

Saturday, November 17:

NO Walk the Boundaries this weekend.

Please welcome Rev. John L. Quinn

9:30 am F.F.C Basic Course with Sister Maria Elena. A/R

Sunday, November 18:

Second Collection Campaign for Human Development

Thanksgiving Baskets delivered.

5 pm Holy Hour

Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time November 11, 2018

THE CALL TO DISCIPLESHIP The core vocation in the Gospel of Mark is the vocation, or call,

to discipleship. Today’s Gospel passage provides us with one last

example of what the vocation to discipleship means, and one exam-

ple of what it doesn’t mean. A destitute widow shows us that disci-

pleship means following Jesus’ way of service, even if it requires

giving one’s livelihood (or life). The scribes show us by their bad

example that discipleship should entail a vocation to extend God’s

care to those who are most in need. In our reading from the book of Kings another widow and her

son are close to death. They too give what little they have, but they

are rewarded by Elijah with food enough for a year. And the read-

ing from the Letter to the Hebrews reminds us that Jesus sacrificed

his life “to bring salvation to those who eagerly await

him” (Hebrews 9:28). Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

Parish Office Hours:

*Mon. 10am– 12pm, 1pm-5pm.

Tue. & Thur. 9am-12:30pm, 1pm-5pm.

Wed. & Fri.. 9am-12pm, 1pm—5pm.

School Announcement. Sch. Number: (806) 364-1952

Wednesday, November 14:

Festival of Trees.

Last day to buy Thanksgiving Meal tickets.

Thursday, November 15:

Thanksgiving Meal.

Friday, November 16:

NO School Mass.

Thanksgiving baskets blessed at morning prayer.

ALTAR SERVERS Mon.7:15AM NO Mass

Tues.5:30PM NO Mass

Wed.7:15PM NO Mass

Thurs.7:15AM NO Mass

Fri.8:15AM NO Mass

SAT.6PM Alexia Hernandez, Greg Urbanczyk,

Gavin Urbanczyk and Colton Urbanczyk

SUN. 8:45AM Victoria Betzen, Paul Betzen,

Jaycie Gonzalez and Braedyn Mendoza

SUN 11:30AM Jenelle Bravo, Cristian Jaime,

Harrison Meador and Oliver Meador

LITURGY INTENTIONS Mon.7:15AM NO Mass Tues.5:30PM NO Mass Wed.7:15PM NO Mass Thurs7:15AM NO Mass FRI.8:15AM NO Mass SAT. 6PM Elmer Reinart RIP SUN.8:45AM People of the Parish SUN.11:30AM Rev. John Lun Phuong RIP

STEWARDSHIP of TREASURE Nov.3/4 2018

Envelopes–75 Loose Checks–43

Envelopes/Checks $10,973.00

Plates $913.00

Children $37.75

Total $11,923.75

Black Bag Collection:

Black Bag for Charity $1,041.15

Extra Collection:

Holy Day $524.47

FINAL Total = $13,489.37

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

Schedule for November 17/18 6PM Mass: Aracely Correa, Steve Cortez, J.R. Garman, Farron

Urbanczyk and Glynn Yosten (L)

8:45AM Mass: Fritz Backus, Amy Betzen, Shelly Diller, Elvira

Enriquez, Jasmin Enriquez, Ronnie Fetsch, Helen Noyes (L) SICK CALL ONLY: Tom Albracht, Nadine Berend, Jackie Casarez,

Shawn Frye, Jim Hund and Robert Zepeda

11:30AM Mass: Rick Bordayo, Samantha Guerrero, Elaine

McNutt, Audrey Meador, Walter Paetzold, Alyssa Rodriguez,

Cynthia Rodriguez (L)

All Alter Flowers, are in HONOR of my father and

mother from Marcella Diller. Thank you and God

Bless!

Lector Schedule for November 17/18:

6PM Mass: Monica Hernandez and Max Harrison

8:45AM Mass: Macy Betzen and Charlene Sanders

11:30AM Mass: Logan Paetzold and Jim Brockman

Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time November 11, 2018 Please welcome Rev. Richard J. Perko

8:45AM: Dismissal of RCIA after Homily, followed by topic—A/R.

10 AM Elementary F.F.C

Vocation Crucifix:

8:45am Mass: Volunteer

11:30am Mass: Amanda and Jadynn

2 pm ALICE training

5 PM Holy Hour MONDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer.

NO Mass

TUESDAY–6:45 am Morning Prayer

7-8 AM Men’s Lectionary Study Group, A/R.

NO Mass

Adoration begins at 6 pm WEDNESDAY –6:45 am Morning Prayer.

NO Mass

9:15—11 am Women’s Study Group. A/R

3 pm Chaplet prayed

5:45 pm Benediction & Rosary prayed at the close of adoration

Adoration ends at 6 pm.

6:45 pm F.F.C for jr. high and high school

THURSDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer.| NO Mass. 7 pm Guidance & Hope: The Catholic Response to Immigration A/R FRIDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer.

7-8 am Book Study. A/R

NO School Mass

4 pm Thanksgiving basket items due before closing.

6 pm Stations of the Cross

7 pm Guidance and Hope: The Catholic Response to Immigration

SATURDAY 6 PM LITURGY November 17, 2018 Vocation Crucifix Volunteer

Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time November 18, 2018 Please welcome Rev. John L. Quinn

8:45AM: Dismissal of RCIA after Homily, followed by topic—A/R.

10 AM Elementary F.F.C

Vocation Crucifix:

8:45am Mass:

11:30am Mass: Thanksgiving baskets assembled and delivered in the cafeteria.

5 PM Holy Hour 2019 Catholic Schools

Sweepstakes. Support Catholic Education

by supporting the Catholic Schools Sweepstakes!

You can help support our Catholic school by pur-

chasing a $5 raffle ticket for the Catholic Schools

Sweepstakes. All monies from the sale of the tickets

go immediately to our school. Catholic Life Insur-

ance is sponsoring the sweepstakes and has donated

one grand prize for the entire sweepstakes. The

2019 grand prize includes the choice of a 2019 Ford

F-150 truck or 2019 Ford Focus Sedan or $20,000

prepaid Visa card. Participating school prize: Best

of all, if you purchase a ticket from our school, you

could win $1,000 prepaid VISA card. St. Anthony

Catholic School is one of 58 Catholic schools in

Texas participating in the sweepstakes. The contest

will end January 31, 2019 and the prize will be

drawn on February 14, 2019. To purchase raffle

tickets, please contact the school office at 364-1952.

Rosary for Priests and Religious Life. A small group will lead in prayer after the 5:30PM

Tuesday Mass, anyone who would like to stay and pray

the rosary for priests and religious life are more than

welcome.

Confession Times: Wednesday: 6:30am-7am & 6pm-6:45pm

Thursday: 6:30am—7am

Friday: 7am-8 am

Saturday: 4 pm-5:30 pm

Sunday: 7:45 am-8:45 am and after the 8:45 am

Mass until 11am. Chaplet, Benediction, and Rosary

prayed at the Church every Wednesday. The chaplet is prayed at 3 pm Benediction and Rosary are

prayed at 5:45 pm, at the close of Adoration. All are

welcome to join in prayer.

Guidance and Hope:

The Catholic Response to Immigration. A presentation co-sponsored by Catholic

Charities of the Texas Panhandle and the Rural

Life Committee of the Diocese of Amarillo.

Thursday, November 15 at 7 pm St. Anthony

School in Hereford.

Kings Manor 9th Annual Dinner

and Homemade Dessert Auction. Tuesday, November 20 at 6 pm in the Lamar Room of

Kings Manor. Join us for Kings Manors famous meatloaf

dinner before the auction, dinner will be served from 6 to

6:45 pm, during which time we will be entertained and

blessed by Vivian and Rocky Andrews. The Auction will

begin around 7 pm. The dinner and entertainment is $10

per person. For more information or to RSVP please call

Laura at 806-364-0661.

Diocese of Amarillo - Registration Form for

Faith Formation Basic Course—Fall 2018

Sacraments of Initiation, no charge for this course. The

course will be taught from 9:30 am—12:30 pm,

November 17 with presenter Dcn. Brian Lewis (English)

Seminarian Cristian Castro (Spanish) the course will be

taught here at St. Anthony's. For more information please

call Aracely Correa, DRE, 364-6150 ext. 127

THANKSGIVING DINNER.

St. Hyacinth would like to invite you

and your parish to our 14th Annual

Thanksgiving Dinner. The dinner will

be held at our parish hall on Sunday,

November 18th from 11 am to 2 pm.

We will serving turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes and

gravy, green beans, salad, bread and dessert. The cost is

adults $10, children (6-11 yrs. Old) $5 and 5 & under eat

free. We will have a bake shop and a “Ye Olde Christmas

Shoppe” You can do your Christmas shopping early!

Annual Christmas Luncheon Baked Goods and Silent Auction items are needed for the

annual Christmas Luncheon at the Bishop DeFalco

Retreat Center on Nov. 30. Please call Linda Astuto if

you are able to help. 806-383-1811

Pray with the Deacon Candidates. Come join the deacon candidates each morning at 6:45

am, in morning prayer. Please enter through the bell

tower entrance.

FORMED.org is now an APP! Always on the go? Download the FORMED app,

whether you have an iPhone or an Android the

app is available for everyone! You can listen to

podcast, audio books, talks, etc. in you car or

read non-fiction or fiction books. There is so

much available on the FORMED app and

FORMED.org Let us use what God sends to help

us grow as Disciples of The Lord Jesus Christ!

Want to sign up? It’s easy go to

FORMED.org enter your name, email and the

parish code, RHT37V and voilà, you’re all set!

NOVEMBER CALENDAR NOV. 10/11—Please Welcome Rev. Richard J. Perko.

NOV. 11—ALICE Training, 2 pm in the church.

NOV. 12-16—NO Daily Mass

NOV. 17—NO Walk the Boundaries, will resume the 24th

NOV. 17/18—Please Welcome Rev. John L. Quinn.

NOV. 21-23 NO School and church office closed. Thanksgiving Holiday

NOV. 21—NO F.F.C. Thanksgiving Holiday.

NOV. 22—9 am Thanksgiving Mass

NOV. 25—NO RCIA

Baptismal Class Baptism classes will be the last Wednesday of every month in the teachers lounge, please register online the Friday

before. The church website is, http://stanthonyscatholicparish.com/

Hover your mouse over the ‘Sacraments’ tab and scroll down to ‘Baptismal Class Registration’ if you have any

questions, please call Aracely Correa at 364-6150 ext. 127 .

NOTE: When you register for the baptismal class, you are registering to take the class NOT schedule a date for the

baptism. The class is good for 2 years. Once you have taken the class you can call Aida or Aracely at the church

office to schedule a meeting with Fr. Tony. If you have any questions please call Aracely at the church office, 364-

6150 ext. 127.

IMPORTANT F.F.C DATE: November 21 , NO F.F.C.

ALICE TRAINING. Sunday, November 18 at 2 pm in

the church. ALICE is the leading

training solution that increases an organization’s and

individual’s odds of survival during a violent intruder

event. Parishioners must sign up to attend the ALICE

training. Sign up sheets, for the October 28 training, will

be at each entrance of the door or you can call the church

office, 364-6150.

Future ALICE training dates:

November 18

, 2 pm

December 2, 2 pm

January 20, 2 pm

February 17, 2 pm

March 17, 2 pm

Busy Person’s Advent Retreat – Come to the Bishop

DeFalco Retreat Center for an evening in preparation for

Advent, on Thursday, December 6, 2018. Dinner at 5:30.

Fr. Tony Neusch will give a reflection on Art and

Contemplation, using Josef Pieper’s book Only The

Lover Sings. $20 per person. All are welcome. Please

RSVP by Friday, November 30 at 383-1811.

DEACON CANDIDATES Our Deacon Candidates will be taking the

next step toward ordination. They will be

installed as Lectors Sunday, November 18 at

9:15 mass at the Cathedral in Amarillo.

Ronnie Fetsch and Gerald Marnell along

with their wives appreciate your continued prayers. Their

anticipated Diaconate ordination is June 2020.

THANKSGIVING MASS. Thanksgiving Day Mass will be at 9 am

November 22. If you would like to bring

your bread and wine to be blessed after

Mass you’re more then welcome too!

REMINDER: Anyone can add your personal prayer

intentions to the Prayer Box in the Bell Tower entrance at

ANY time during the week. It is then carried in proces-

sion to the altar at weekend and school children's Masses.

Let us be a constantly praying Child of God! Intentions

may be written anonymously. Thank you.

Volunteers needed for Vocation Crucifix.

We are in need of volunteers for the

vocation crucifix for the next 2 months: Decem-

ber and January. Please call the church office,

364-6150 or come by the church office.

F.F.C students preparing for sacraments: Please be sure to sign in after Mass, in the back of the

church. Parents if you have any questions, please call

Aracely Correa, DRE, 364-6150. ext. 127

ACTS Small Church Community Group. Every Monday at 7 pm at the San Jose Church Hall. The

group is open to those who have gone to an ACTS

retreat or are interested in attending an ACTS retreat. If you

have any questions please call San Jose at

364-5053.

67th ANNUAL GERMAN SAUSAGE FESTIVAL

Sunday, November 11, St. Mary’s Parish Hall,

Umbarger, TX dinner only, 11 am to 3 pm. Adults $12,

children (6-10) $6, children under 6 eat free. German sau-

sage, sauerkraut, bread, and all the trimmings. For more

information contact Harold Artho at 806-499-3446.

VIVA LAS VEGAS! St. Joseph’s Casino Night—Steak Dinner and Dance

Saturday, November 10 4118 S. Bonham. Cocktails at 6:30

pm—Dinner at 7 pm. $50 per person or $100 VIP per person.

For more information, call the parish office: 355-5621. All

proceeds to go to St. Joseph Building Fund

THANKSGIVING PROJECT Our Mission statement challenges us to be compassionate people and to dedicate our-selves to

deepen our relationship with God through prayer, study, and apostolic action.

Thanksgiving is a good time to help those people whose holidays may be very bleak because of

the present economic situation. We ask those of the parish, who are able, to help provide food for the needy.

Thank you for your donation for the less fortunate in our community.

SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FOOD BAGS

(PLEASE NO FRESH FOOD) Canned Good > Green Beans, Corn, Sweet Potatoes, Ranch Beans, Pork, Pinto Beans etc…

Pastas > Macaroni, Rice, Noodles, Spaghetti, etc…

Canned Meats > Spam, Corned Beef, Chicken, Vienna Sausage, Tuna, etc…

Please bring to the Parish Office by November 16 during office hours, 9 am—12 pm and 1 pm—4 pm

Canned Fruits, Various

Powdered Drinks

Soups

Canned Tomatoes & Sauce

Coffee & Tea

Flour

Evaporated Milk

Juices

Cereals

Crackers

Powdered Sugar

Sugar

Shortening

Peanut Butter

Canned Fruits

Jelly, Jam

Jell-O

Bread

LOST AND FOUND: A pair of women’s black

framed reading glasses and a pair of men’s reading

glasses were found after Mass this weekend. Lost and

found items can be claimed in the church office.

Thank you to the parish of St. Anthony’s for your love

and support during our time of loss. We appreciate the

outpour of love and prayers and are thankful for a you

all! - The family of Savannah Zepeda

Samaritan Hospice. Invites you to join us for our 1st Annual

Christmas Community Appreciation!

Wednesday, November 28th, 2018. Come

& Go, 2 pm—5 pm. Samaritan Hospice

Lobby, 426 N Main. Reception immediately following

for further information please call 806-363-6085

Next week, our second collection will be for the Catholic

Campaign for Human Development. Over 43 million

people in the United States live in poverty. This collec-

tion supports programs to empower people to identify

and address the obstacles they face as they work to bring

permanent and positive change to their communities.

Learn more about the Catholic Campaign for Human

Development at www.usccb.org/cchd/collection.

Thought for Reflection: “The Lord keeps faith forever, secures justice for the oppressed, gives food to the hungry.” — Psalm 146:7

“Christianity is the story of beggars who tell other beggars where to find bread.” —Anonymous