6150 Roft Road • San Antonio, Texas 78253

Office 210/688-9033 • Fax 210/688-3575

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E-mail your comments or questions to saclaret@saclaret.com

St. Anthony Mary Claret Roman Catholic Church

Pastor:

Rev. Dr. Jan P. Klak, Ph.L., S.T.L., Ph.D.

Parochial Vicars:

Rev. James Seiwert

Rev. Brian Garcia

Deacons:

Jerome (Jerry) Kozar, M.S.

Jerry Campa, ChFC®, CRPC®

Angel Rondon

Benito Morales

Parish Administrator:

Luis E. Astorga, MBA

Bookkeeper:

Juan Estrada, BBA

Secretary:

Elaine Wolf-Gentry, BS

Director of Religious Education:

Michelle Reynolds, MTS

Coordinator of Religious Education:

Odilia Piña

RCIA Director:

Jennifer Rupert, C.Th.

Youth Ministry Coordinator:

Martie Kokotajlo

Music Director:

Amy Zuberbueler, MME

Bulletin Editor:

Sandy Salinas, BA

Sacristans:

Teresa Revilla, Rita Valdez

Grounds and Maintenance:

Ruben Villanueva, Charlie Sievers

July 29, 2018 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time

MASS SCHEDULE Monday ...................................................................... 8:00 am, 7:30 pm

Monday (Holy Hour) ................................................................... 6:30 pm

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ..................................... 8:00 am

Saturday .................................................................................... 5:00 pm

Sunday ........... 8:00 am, 10:00 am, Noon, 3:00 pm (Spanish), 6:00 pm

GOSPEL MEDITATION: JOHN 6:1-15

Have you ever wanted to be part of something bigger? Even the most independent among us likes to make changes and have an impact on others. In this Sunday's Gospel reading, Jesus demonstrates one of his most iconic miracles: the multiplication of the loaves. It is a sign of the institution of the Eucharist, when we are fed not by bread but by the Body of Christ.

In the stories of ancient pagan gods, mighty deeds were done entirely under the gods' own power. Mortals may have offered sacrifices to start the chain of events, but they played little role in the miraculous works themselves. Jesus is entirely different. The multiplication of the loaves is a prime example not only of Jesus' power over nature, but of the way he equips his disciples.

First, Jesus asks Philip a question "to test him." Jesus has seen the crowds and "he himself knew what he was going to do," but he wants his disciples to start thinking about the problem and its solution. Andrew offers a suggestion, though he isn't confident in it. "There is a boy here who has five barley loaves and two fish; but what good are these for so many?" Jesus honors Andrew's suggestion, takes the offered loaves, and delegates the Apostles to bring order to the crowd. When the crowd has been fed, the Apostles "gather the fragments left over." In the process, they discover with wonder that bread has been produced in super abundance.

In the sacraments, God works through simple matter to make grace real in our lives. He works in and through us as well. Are you facing problems that could have spiritual solutions? Is there a need in your parish or community that you could meet? Whatever our hesitancies, Jesus honors our simple loaves and fishes. He invites us to participate in his generous work of redemption, just as we are. LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK Living the Gospel does not require much. In fact, less is sometimes more. Simple gestures or random acts of kindness can have unimaginable results and change lives. It is easy to believe that we do not have what it takes to make a difference, but we do! The key is to learn how to be grate-ful for the little gifts you possess and share them freely and abundantly. It does not take much to satisfy the hungers of the human heart or mend the wounds of sorrow and pain. All we need to know is that God is with us. All people need to know is that we are with them. God provides the rest. Truly be present to those you meet this week and offer them your most precious gift, the gift of yourself.

-Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS

Holy Days of Obligation 8:00 am and 7:00 pm

Every first Monday of the month

we celebrate a Healing Mass and

administer the Sacrament of the Sick.

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Parish Mission Statement We, the people of St. Anthony Mary Claret Parish, have as our mission to open our hearts and doors to those from all walks of life so that they, too, may share in the everlasting presence of God. Together, we strive to grow closer to Jesus Christ through the Holy Eucharist. We work to foster the development of the parish, not only to strengthen our own spiritual awareness, but to impact the community as a whole.

MASS INTENTIONS THIS WEEK

Saturday, July 28 5 P.M. Billie Sievers † by Charlie Sievers Sunday, July 29 8 A.M. Francesco †, Carmela †, Sebastiano †,

Corrado † & Giovanni † by Sal Spataro 10 A.M. Anniversary Blessings for Robert &

Catherine Esquivel by Family 12 P.M. Nazario Alvarez † by Wife & Kids 3 P.M. Pedro Mejia † & Carmen Zamora † by

Jaime Mejia & Family 6 P.M. Spiritual Healing/Spiritual Strength for Current & Future Descendants of Daniel R.† & Manuela M. Gonzales † by Y. Gonzales Monday, July 30 8 A.M. For the Parish 6:30 P.M. Holy Hour 7:30 P.M. For an End to Abortion

Tuesday, July 31 8 A.M. Good Health for Thalia N. Gonzales by Norma Gonzales

Wednesday, Aug. 1 8 A.M. Birthday Blessings for Thomas Jackson Shearer by Bea Peterson Birthday Blessings for Natalia Guhit by Dr. Beato Thursday, Aug. 2 8 A.M. Special Intention for Louie S. Gonzales by Norma Gonzales Friday, Aug. 3 8 A.M. Marisa Hernandez † by Darlene Belanger Maria Lopez † by Elizabeth Apolinar Saturday, Aug. 4 8 A.M. Poor Souls in Purgatory † by Mary Macias 5 P.M. Barbara Zimmerman † by Houston Family Sunday, Aug. 5 8 A.M. For the Healing of James Boriskie by John &

Charline Boriskie 10 A.M. Birthday Blessings for Gia Sanchez by Family 12 P.M. Rosaura Trevino † by Alcantar Family 3 P.M. Heliodoro Padilla † & Rosa Sahagun † by

Daughter Rita Padilla & Family 6 P.M. For the Parish

WELCOME!

As pastor of St. Anthony Mary Claret Catholic Church, I want to express welcome from all of us to you for choosing to become a member of our parish family. We hope you will always feel at home here and that our worship and other parochial services will fulfill your spiritual needs. Please complete an online registration form at samcsa.com or a printed one which you can find near the entrance of our church in the narthex. Return it to the parish office or drop it in the collection basket at your convenience. I hope we are making you feel welcome here! Sincerely in Christ, Reverend Jan P. Klak

WEEKLY ATTENDANCE & COLLECTION TOTALS

July 22/23

Attendance 3,285 Regular Collection $ 27,169.68 Debt Reduction $ 5,082.00 Capital Campaign $ 803.00 Candles $ 379.52 SAMC Pantry $ 350.00 Rosary Makers $ 350.00 Peter’s Pence $ 100.00

SACRAMENT SCHEDULE

Reconciliation (Confession) Weekdays: 7:30 a.m.; Saturdays: 4 p.m.—last in line

Sunday Confessions will resume in September.

Baptism—Required Classes:

First Tues. & Thurs. of the month, 7:30 p.m. Call parish office to register.

Visitation of the Sick:

Call parish office to schedule visit.

Funeral Arrangements: Contact parish office prior to making arrangements.

MONDAY EUCHARISTIC

HOLY HOUR & MASS Holy Hour - 6:30 p.m.

Mass - 7:30 p.m.

If someone shared with you that she was pregnant and hadn't ruled out having an abortion, would you know how to re-spond? Although the first instinct may be to convince her that abortion ends a baby's life, hearing facts is not the first thing she needs. Research shows that many women in a preg-nancy crisis think, "This is the end of my life as I know it." To face the challenges before her, your friend needs to know you care about her for her own sake and she is not alone. First listening to your friend will help build trust and facili-tate openness. Eventually, when she knows you truly care about her and she trusts you, you can share the truth in love. You can share facts about abortion, her own intrinsic worth, and the practical help and support available so she can choose life for herself and her baby. Consider the four steps of the L.O.V.E. Approach™*: Listen and Learn, Open Options, Vision and Value, and Extend and Empower. L: Listen and Learn First, prioritize listening over speaking. You don't have to worry about whether you may say something "wrong," and you don't need to have all the answers. Start by listening to her story. Ask her about her feelings, thoughts, values, beliefs, and wants. Do not interrupt, except to ask her to expound, when appropriate. Ask open-ended questions, and confirm what you think you are hearing. O: Open Options When her story is fully shared, it is your turn to provide fac-tual information, always in a loving and caring way. You

might share about the reality of abortion and the wounds that typically result. As they relate to her life, you might share experiences about having a baby, adoption, and marriage. It's most helpful to keep the focus on her. V: Vision and Value Awaken a vision in her for a healthier life (a vision she may never have had, or that may have dimmed). Help her value herself differently. She is a special creation, worthy of love. Reassure her there is always hope and she is not alone. She can make positive, life-giving choices. She can do it. E: Extend and Empower Provide practical help and support. Her local pregnancy help center ( can offer consultation, lists of community resources, heartbeatinternational.org/worldwide-directory)and ul-trasound services. Consider keeping such lists of resources in your car, purse, or wallet. Help her plan next steps. The L.O.V.E. Approach™ is a way to bring Christ's love at a crucial life-saving and life-defining moment. We are created to walk with and support one another. May we not hesitate to reach out in love. This issue of Life Issues Forum has been adapted and shortened from the 2017-2018 USCCB Respect Life Program brochure by the same name: www.usccb.org/l-o-v-e. Used with permission. *The L.O.V.E. Approach™ is trademarked by Heartbeat Interna-tional, Inc. and may not be adapted or modified. The L.O.V.E. Approach™ is used in "What to Do When a Friend Is Considering Abortion" with permission from Heartbeat International, Inc.

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When a Friend is Considering Abortion

WORDS OF LIFE

“Abortion […] cannot be a human right – it is the very opposite. It is ‘a deep wound in society’.”

— Pope Benedict XVI, Meeting With the Authorities and the Diplomatic Corps, Hofberg, Vienna, 7 September 2007

“El aborto no puede ser un derecho humano; es exactamente lo opuesto”. Es una ‘profunda herida social’”. — Papa Benedicto XVI, Encuentro con las autoridades y el cuerpo diplomático, Hofberg, Viena, 7 de septiembre de 2007

Intercessions for Life

For those involved in post-abortion healing ministry: that the Father of mercy would fill them with the necessary grace and compassion to minister to those in need of healing. We pray to the Lord.

Intercesiones por la Vida

Por los que participan en el ministerio de sanación posaborto: para que el Padre de misericordia los colme con la gracia y compasión necesarias para atender a quienes necesitan sanación. Roguemos al Señor.

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Registration for RE classes grades 1-12

& youth sacramental preparation classes:

August 19 — 31,

after all weekend Masses

or weekdays, 9 a.m.— 6 p.m.

All registration will take place in the RE building.

$35 per child

First-time families (specifically sacramental

students) MUST bring a copy of

the child’s baptismal certificate.

Sessions available on a first-come,

first-served basis until full:

• Sunday 8:30 — 9:45 a.m. (attending 10 a.m.

Mass) -— grades 1-8 ONLY

• Sunday 10:30 — 11:45 a.m. (attending 12 p.m.

Mass) -— grades 1-8 ONLY

• Sunday 4:30 — 5:45 p.m.— high school

Confirmation ONLY

• Wednesday 5:15 — 6:15 p.m.— grades 1-8 only

• Wednesday 6:45 — 7:45 p.m.— grades 1-8 &

high school Confirmation classes

Important details regarding sacramental requirements will appear in the Aug. 4/5 bulletin.

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

& RCIC (Rite of Christian Initiation of Children)

Why join the Catholic Church?

If you are asking the question, perhaps God is leading you to an

answer. We believe you will find the fullness of Christianity in the teaching of the Catholic Church. Through RCIA/RCIC interested adults and children come to know the presence of God and learn

how a relationship with Him can change their lives. It is an opportunity to see what the Catholic Church believes and how we live our faith. In the RCIA process, we will study the scriptures, discuss Catholic teaching, and most importantly, get a true, good

and honest idea about what the Catholic Church is really all about. We are always interested in new inquiries. If you or someone you know would like to become a Catholic, or if you were baptized Catholic but have never celebrated Eucharist or

Confirmation, contact Jennifer Rupert at rcia@saclaret.com or 210-688-9033, x214.

ADULT CONFIRMATION

CLASSES Now accepting registration

for adult Confirmation. To register, contact Jennifer Rupert at

210-688-9033, x214.

Religious Education Registration: Important Information

Do you have a child with special needs who is ready

for religious education (RE)?

We are here to help! Learn more at a

Parent Meeting

for those with children with special needs

Thursday, Aug. 9, 7-9 p.m.

Msgr. Hubertus Hall

Regardless of your child’s needs, we can help your

child with their faith journey. We will discuss ways to

make our RE program more open to all children.

For more info, contact Michelle Reynolds

at 210-688-9033, x 204.

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2018-19 School Supply Drive

For K-12 students in need We supply new backpacks; you fill them!

Donate paper, pencils, pens, erasers, crayons, blunt

scissors, colored pencils, rulers, pocket folders, glue sticks, spiral notebooks, theme books, etc.

Drop donations in the baskets near the statue of St. Anthony Mary Claret in the narthex. Collection runs now through Aug. 12; distribution is Thursday, Aug. 16 during SACP office

hours: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

A VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE PASTOR

It has come to my attention that several parishioners have re-

ceived emails claiming to be from me or other staff members

including Deacon Jerry Kozar. The messages originate from a

Gmail account and are soliciting donations such as I-Tunes gift

cards. PLEASE DO NOT MAKE ANY DONATIONS. This is a scam

which you should report to your email provider.

THIS WEEK’S PARISH SPOTLIGHT

BAPTISMS Madelyn Ruth Werner,

child of Thomas & Karin Werner QUINCEAÑERAS Sofia Estrada

A father was reading a Bible story to his young son. He

read, "The man named Lot was warned to take his wife and

flee out of the city, but his wife looked back and was turned

to salt." His son asked, "What happened to the flea?"

St. Anthony Mary Claret CYO Falls Sports Registration for soccer, volleyball, flag football & cheer

Outside the main church entrance Sunday, Aug. 5 after 8 a.m., 10 a.m. & 12 p.m. Masses

Wednesday, Aug. 8, 5:30 — 7:30 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 12 after 8 a.m., 10 a.m. & 12 p.m. Masses

Sunday, Aug. 19 8 a.m., 10 a.m. & 12 p.m. Masses

Questions? Call the CYO line at (210) 236-8652 or email

saccyoregistrar@yahoo.com.

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Offer one Our Father, one Hail Mary and one Glory Be for these individuals:

PRAY FOR THE SICK OF

OUR PARISH FAMILY

Join the St. Anthony Mary Claret Vocations Committee this month as they pray for local seminarians and for an increase in

vocations to religious life. They also commend to your intercession a group committed to

the consecrated life: Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament, Victoria, TX

These seminarians will be the recipients of your prayers this month:

Father, you call each one of us by name and ask us to follow you. Bless your church by raising up dedicated and generous

leaders from our families and friends who will serve your people as sisters, priests, brothers, deacons, and lay ministers. Inspire us

as we grow to know you, and open our hearts to hear your call. We ask this in Jesus’ name. Amen.

PRAY FOR VOCATIONS!

Judy Cooper Mary John Phinizy Baby Gracie Bernal

Gus Macharro Krystle Navarro Birdie Matthews John Matthews Tina McCurdy

Sourav Mukergee Susan Munoz Pat Peterson Helen Pickard Vivian Stoltz

Helen Coignet S.S.

Ricardo Garcia Sr. Kira Lynn Quiroz

Audrey Ann Quiroz Sandy Gray

Eloise Salazar Maria Morales Rosa Huerta

Johnny Reyes

Tomas Calderon Richard Keller

Barbara Vanegas Jack & Jeanette Donohue

Rudy Navarro A.C. Garza

Olga & Rudy Faz Dee Hancock Grace Heinze

Adrian & Erika Huerter Bill Jennings

Robyn Marcum Margie Morones

Tracy Oviedo Alyson Victoria Oviedo

Linda Santos Mary Sledden

Nancy Souhrada Bertha Trevino Roberto Trevino

Gabby Truly Bishop Yanta

Anthony Trevino

Sunday 29: 2 Kgs 4:42-44/Eph 4:1-6/Jn 6:1-15 Monday 30: Jer 13:1-11/Mt 13:31-35 Tuesday 31: Jer 14:17-22/Mt 13:36-43 Wednesday 1: Jer 15:10, 16-21/Mt 13:44-46

Thursday 2: Jer 18:1-6/Mt 13:47-53 Friday 3: Jer 26:1-9/Mt 13:54-58 Saturday 4: Jer 26:11-16, 24/Mt 14:1-12 Sunday 5: Ex 16:2-4, 12-15/Eph 4:17, 20-24/Jn 6:24-35

THIS WEEK’S

READINGS

I am the Lord your God: you shall not have strange Gods before me. Have I treated people, events, or things as more important than God? You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. Have my words, actively or passively, put down God, the Church, or people? Remember to keep holy the Lord’s Day. Do I go to Mass every Sunday (or Saturday Vigil) and on Holy Days of Obligation (Jan. 1; the Ascension; Aug. 15; Nov. 1; Dec. 8; Dec. 25)? Do I avoid, when possible, work that impedes worship to God, joy for the Lord’s Day, and proper relaxation of mind and body? Do I look for ways to spend time with family or in service on Sunday? Honor your father and your mother. Do I show my parents due respect? Do I seek to maintain good communication with my par-ents where possible? Do I criticize them for lacking skills I think they should have? You shall not kill. Have I harmed another through physical, verbal, or emotional means, including gossip or manipulation of any kind? You shall not commit adultery. Have I respected the physical and sexual dignity of others and of myself? You shall not steal. Have I taken or wasted time or resources that belonged to another? You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. Have I gossiped, told lies, or embellished stories at the expense of another?

You shall not covet your neighbor’s spouse. Have I honored my spouse with my full affection and exclusive love? You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods. Am I content with my own means and needs, or do I compare myself to others unneces-sarily?

Christ’s Two Commandments How well do we love God and others? Do we love as Christ calls us to? In the Gospel of Matthew, Christ gives us Two Command-ments: “He said to him, ‘You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the greatest and the first commandment. The second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. The whole law and the proph-ets depend on these two commandments’” (Mt 22:37-40). Not sure what love is? St. Paul describes it for us in his Letter to the Corinthians. Is this how you love God and others? “Love is patient, love is kind. It is not jealous, [love] is not pompous, it is not inflated, it is not rude, it does not seek its own interests, it is not quick-tempered, it does not brood over injury, it does not rejoice over wrongdoing but rejoices with the truth. It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never fails” (1 Cor 13:4-8). Copyright © 2013, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Scripture excerpts used in this work are taken from the New American Bible, rev. ed. © 2010, 1991, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Inc., Washing-ton, DC. All rights reserved.

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