Holy Name Catholic Church · Suzanne M. Pedraza, Dulce Islas, James Porter, Jr. & Melanie Salazar Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe; Calie Avila Parish Finance Council Chairman: Miguel

Holy Name Catholic Church 3814 Nash Boulevard, San Antonio, Texas 78223

Website: www.holynameusa.org, Phone (210) 333-5020

Theme: “Am I not free to do as I wish with my own money? Are you envious because I am generous” (Gospel)?

25th Sunday of Ordinary Time A September 20, 2020

Weekend Outdoor Mass Schedule:

Saturday: 7:30 pm English Sunday: 7:00 am English,

& 7:30 pm Spanish Face Masks Mandatory & Please Bring Lawn Chairs

Mass Attendance Safety

Procedures in the Bulletin & Website:

www.holynameusa.org

Assembly 2020 Saturday, Nov. 7th, 2020

10:00 AM - 3:15 PM, Free Event

Parish Office Open For Walk-Ins

Safety Protocols : Face Mask Required, Temperature Check &

One Family at A Time In Lobby

Archbishop’s Appeal 2020

Goal: $21,664.00 Goal Attained: $16,280.50

Number of Donors: 92

Online Giving For Offertory Tithing www.holynameusa.org

Salomon Koninck Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard

between 1647 and 1649

Virgen de Guadalupe Grotto Memorial Bricks, Donor Wall &

Grotto Benches are still available. Please Call the Parish Office for details.

Pastor: Rev. Martin F. Parayno (Office) 333-5020 (ext. 5106)

Email: [email protected]

Anointing: 210 367-4231

Deacon: Reynaldo Hinojosa, Sr. [email protected]

Retired Deacons: Daniel Kearns & Roberto Ruiz Office Manager: Allan Ford 333-5020 Email: [email protected] Faith Formation/D.R.E.: Irma Bickel

(Office) 333-5020 (ext. 5110) Email: [email protected]

Bookkeeper: Daryl Ang (Office) 333-5020 (ext.5103)

Email: [email protected] Director of Ministries: Joe Lopez 333-5020 (ext. 5102)

Email: [email protected]

Parish Special Project: David Torres Website Administrator: Pedro Ybarra Email: [email protected] Sacristan: Will Vilanova Assistant: John Honesto Mary Ellen Hinojosa, John Nava, Diane Calimlim & John Hogg

Activity Center Event Coor. : Yvonne Rodriguez 823-8688

Email: [email protected] Maintenance Facilities: TBA

Legal Adviser: James Porter, J.D. Safety Coordinator (OVASE): Bee Bee Rodriguez Spiritual Counselor: Marta Ponce 649-2414

Pastoral Council (2019-2021)

Chairperson: David Torres, Vice Chairperson: Martha Rodriguez Secretary: Regina Robledo Members: Harry Perez, Lucy Cruz, Mary Jane Martinez, Suzanne M. Pedraza, Dulce Islas, James Porter, Jr. & Melanie Salazar

Parish Finance Council

Chairman: Miguel Puga

Secretary: Kathryn Santella MEMBERS:

James Porter Manuel Caballero Gary Mullhollen

Stewardship Committee Chairperson: Rachel Campos

Members: Lucy Cruz Becky Pawelek Miguel Puga Yvonne Rodriguez

Annual Festival Committee Chairman: Miguel Puga Email: [email protected]

Holy Name Catholic School Pre-K thru 8th

Principal: Susie Garza 333-7356

Vice-Principal: Monica Lopez Secretary: Judy Sumner

School Council President: Mark Delgado Vice-President: TBA Secretary: Anna Arratia

MEMBERS:

Lucy M. Cruz Liz Trainor Manuel Vera Jr. P.T.C. President: Roger Mendiola Alumni Association: Catherine Kramer (210) 264-7134

Administration

ACTS Core Louis Rios 573-5870 Adoration Mary Jane Martinez 445-5057 Altar Server Ministry Cecilia Ramirez 326-6902 Altar Server Ministry Assistant Gina Rios 393-0585 Altar Society Lillian Mzyk 333-5539 Bereavement Ministry Laura Garcia 269-0284 Catholic Education Ministry TBA Charismatic Prayer Group Ray Miles 633-3462 C.Y.O. Michael Borrego [email protected] Divine Mercy Cenacle Angelo Bustamante 687-9806 Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Louis & Gina Rios 573-5870 Extra Ministers of the Eucharist to the Sick & Homebound Mary Shisk 333-6760 Missionary Families of Christ (CFC-FFL) John & Katherine Baxter (714)322-9215 FIAT (Faith in Action Teens): Irma Bickel 333-5020 First Friday/Saturday Devotion (Oremus): TBA Gift Shop Rosemary Albert 333-5020 Healing Ministry Ray & Nancy Miles 633-3462 Hospitality Alex Zapata 333-8319 Knights of Columbus#8789 Jeff Herber (520)255-0636 Lectors Miguel Puga 854-4096 Legion of Mary Beverly Zulaica 333-7654 Liturgy Coordinator Deacon Rey Men’s Club Floyd Lutz 333-6160 Music Ministry Jun Sorio, Laura Atamosa & Eugene Jaceldo Outreach/Food Pantry Ministry Richard Rios (210)243-4475 Prayer Garden TBA R.C.I.A. Deacon Rey Hinojosa Sanitation Ministry Raymond & Rebecca Elizondo 286-0208 Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe; Calie Avila 323-6649

Parish Office Hours Monday thru Friday: 9AM—5PM Closed for lunch 12 Noon-1:00PM

Gift Shop Hours Go Through Front Parish Office

Sacramental Preparation Marriage: Please make appointment with Pastor at least 6 months

before marriage.

Baptism: Every 2nd or 4th Sunday or by appointment. Parents and Godparents are required to attend class. Every 3rd Friday at 6 PM Spanish & 7 PM English on ZOOM. Please register at Parish Office.

Funeral: Call the Office for arrangements.

Devotions Adoration: Every Wednesday (9 AM—5 PM)

Benediction: T.B.D.

Rosary:30 minutes before each Mass Holy Communion to the Sick and Homebound:

T.B.D.

Outdoor Mass Schedule, Except on Wednesday Mass Daily Mass: Mon-Tues., Thursday-Friday: 8:00 AM Grotto

Wednesday: 8 AM inside Church Saturday: 7:30 PM (English)

Sunday: 7AM (English) & 7:30 PM (Spanish) Confession: Tuesday - Friday after Mass, Outdoors

Mass with Anointing of the Sick:

Please call the Parish Office or talk to Fr. Martin before Mass

Parish Ministries

Holy Name Catholic Church San Antonio, Texas __September 20, 2020

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

Twenty-Fifth Sunday of

Ordinary Time (A) September 20, 2020

Reading I: Isaiah 55:6-9 Responsorial Psalm: 119:57,72,76-77,127-128,129-130 Reading II: Philippians 1:20c-24, 27a Gospel: Matthew 20:1-16a

Theme: “Am I not free to do as I wish with my own money? Are you envious because I am generous?” (Gospel).

It starts with comparing yourself to others. What they have that you do not have will be a source of bitterness and envy. You feel small or unlucky or worse a victim of others’ fortunes. In this sense, life is unfair and there is resentment that lingers. In the gospel today, Jesus asks? “Are you envious because I am generous?’ Thus, the last will be first, and the first will be last.”

“God gives each one of us sufficient grace ever to know His holy will, and to do it fully” (St. Ignatius of Loyola). For as long as we live, there is a guarantee of grace enough to be grateful about. Gratitude is the cure to bitterness and resentment. In a competitive world, it is a temptation to get ahead at the expense of others. We forget about kindness, love, and generosity. As humans and Christians, love is the central tenet of our ethical, moral and spiritual life.

“God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble” (James 4:6). To correct ourselves and examine conscience, we need to ask whether we can accept the grace of God and share his grace to others. It means that we abandon the feelings of being victims and resentments. There is what St. Paul tells that we live according to the way of Christ. “Only, conduct yourselves in a way worthy of the gospel of Christ” (Phil. 1:27).

Do you want the Lord to give you many graces? Visit Him often. Do you want Him to give you few graces? Visit Him rarely. Do you want the devil to attack you? Visit Jesus rarely in the Blessed Sacrament. Do you want him to flee from you? Visit Jesus often. Do you want to conquer the devil? Take refuge often at the feet of Jesus. Do you want to be conquered by the devil? Forget about visiting Jesus. My dear ones, the Visit to the Blessed Sacrament is an extremely necessary way to conquer the devil. Therefore, go often to visit Jesus and the devil will not come out victorious against you. - St. John Bosco

Let us pray: Eternal Word, only begotten Son of God, teach me true generosity. Teach me to serve you as you deserve. To give without counting the cost, To fight heedless of wounds, to labor without seeking rest, to sacrifice myself without thought of any reward save the knowledge that I have done your will, Amen (St. Ignatius of Loyola).

Vigésimo Quinto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (A) 20 de septiembre de 2020

Lectura I: Isaías 55: 6-9 Salmo responsorial: 119: 57,72,76-77,127-128,129-130 Lectura II: Filipenses 1: 20c-24, 27a Evangelio: Mateo 20: 1-16a

Tema: “¿No soy libre de hacer lo que quiera con mi propio dinero? ¿Tienes envidia porque soy generoso?” (Evangelio).

Comienza comparándote con los demás. Lo que ellos tienen que tú no tienes será una fuente de amargura y envidia. Te sientes pequeño, desafortunado o peor, víctima de la fortuna de los demás. En este sentido, la vida es injusta y hay resentimiento que perdura. ¿En el evangelio de hoy, Jesús pregunta? "¿Tienes envidia porque soy generoso?" Por lo tanto, los últimos serán los primeros y los primeros serán los últimos.”

“Dios nos da a cada uno de nosotros la gracia suficiente para conocer su santa voluntad y hacerla plenamente” (San Ignacio de Loyola). Mientras vivamos, hay una garantía de gracia suficiente para estar agradecido. La gratitud es la cura para la amargura y el resentimiento. En un mundo competitivo, es una tentación salir adelante a expensas de los demás. Nos olvidamos de la bondad, el amor y la generosidad. Como seres humanos y cristianos, el amor es el principio central de nuestra vida ética, moral y espiritual.

“Dios resiste a los soberbios, pero da gracia a los humildes” (Santiago 4: 6). Para corregirnos y examinar la conciencia, debemos preguntarnos si podemos aceptar la gracia de Dios y compartir su gracia con los demás. Significa que abandonamos los sentimientos de víctimas y resentimientos. Hay lo que dice San Pablo de que vivimos según el camino de Cristo. “Solamente, compórtanse de manera digna del evangelio de Cristo” (Fil. 1:27).

¿Quieres que el Señor te dé muchas gracias? Visítelo a menudo. ¿Quieres que te dé pocas gracias? Visítelo rara vez. ¿Quieres que el diablo te ataque? Visite a Jesús raramente en el Santísimo Sacramento. ¿Quieres que huya de ti? Visite a Jesús con frecuencia. ¿Quieres conquistar al diablo? Refúgiate a menudo a los pies de Jesús. ¿Quieres ser conquistado por el diablo? Olvídate de visitar a Jesús. Queridos míos, la Visita al Santísimo Sacramento es una vía extremadamente necesaria para vencer al diablo. Por lo tanto, vaya con frecuencia a visitar a Jesús y el diablo no saldrá victorioso contra usted. - San Juan Bosco

Oremos: Palabra eterna, unigénito Hijo de Dios, enséñame la verdadera generosidad. Enséñame a servirte como te mereces. Dar sin contar el costo, luchar sin hacer caso de las heridas, trabajar sin buscar descanso, sacrificarme sin pensar en recompensa alguna salvo saber que he hecho tu voluntad, amén (San Ignacio de Loyola).

Pastoral Reflection By Martha Rodriguez, Co-Chair Pastoral Council

"So the last will be first, and first last, for many are called, but few are chosen" (Matt 20: 1-16). Jesus says that any "laborer" who accepts the invitation to the work in the vineyard, no matter how late in the day, will receive an equal reward with those who have been faithful the longest. What does it mean, after all whether we are first or whether last? Do not dwell too much upon it, for we all share the honor given to each other. God rewards us based upon the opportunities that he gives us. When we are baptized, we become members of the living body, and as we grow in grace, and get the true spirit that fills our body and mind. Let us all be a good steward to our mighty God. Amen!

Monday, Feast of Saint Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist: EPH 4:1-7, 11-13; PS 19:2-3, 4-5; MT 9:9-13

Tuesday of the Twenty-fifth Week in Ordinary Time: PRV 21:1-6, 10-13; PS 119:1, 27, 30, 34, 35, 44; LK 11:28; LK 8:19-21

Wednesday, Memorial of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, Priest: PRV 30:5-9; PS 119:29, 72, 89, 101, 104, 163; MK 1:15; LK 9:1-6

Thursday of the Twenty-fifth Week in Ordinary Time: ECCL 1:2-11; PS 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14 AND 17BC; JN 14:6; LK 9:7-9

Friday of the Twenty-fifth Week in Ordinary Time: ECCL 3:1-11; PS 144:1B AND 2ABC, 3-4; MK 10:45; LK 9:18-22

Saturday of the Twenty-fifth Week in Ordinary Time: ECCL 11:9—12:8; PS 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14 AND 17; 2 TIMOTHY 1:10; LK 9:43B-45

Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time: EZ 18:25-28; PS 25:4-5, 8-9, 10, 14; PHIL 2:1-11 OR 2:1-5; JN 10:27; MT 21:28-32

Parish Mission Statement: To unite our Parish family to grow in faith, love, and charity as we become active stewards in our church and community.

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With the pandemic and Holy Name having to adapt having Mass outside to keep us safe and healthy we are looking, hoping to start the Church renovation soon. We are exploring options for a New Floor without carpet and New Pews for sponsorship so we can Sanitize/Disinfect in between Masses to keep everyone healthy. We already have 18 out of 40 New Pews Sponsored for $2,500.00 each. The Older Sponsored Pews will be grandfathered, names will still be shown on the New Pews as well. Call the Parish Office 210-333-5020 for details. Thank You.

Announcements 1. Assembly 2020, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020 | 10:00 AM - 3:15 PM, Free Event for All Participants. Archbishop Gustavo invites clergy, consecrated women and men, Catholic school teachers and lay people from across the Archdiocese to unite on a virtual platform. Assembly 2020 is a remarkable opportunity of evangelization at this difficult time. Attend Assembly and walk away knowing that Christ is alive, filling us with hope and leading us to connect with those who feel disconnected from the church. Assembly continues to be the largest gathering of Catholics in our local Church! This year in a virtual format, it will feature high-quality speakers, Mass with the Archbishop, and reflection on our call as missionary disciples. YouTube: Archdiocese of San Antonio YouTube: Catholic TV SA Facebook: Catholic Television of San Antonio (CTSA) Facebook: Today's Catholic Cable: Catholic Television of San Antonio Spectrum Channel 15

• You can register by going to https://www.archsa.org/assembly 2. Holy Name will pray the Divine Mercy on the first Saturday of the month and pray the Rosary on all other Saturdays before Mass at 6:50 pm. We will be dedicating these prayers to end the pandemic, heal the sick and strengthen our faith through these difficult times. 3. Holy Name Catholic Church Census of 2020 is here! Please fill out the form on the back of the Church Bulletin and turn in with the offertory or drop off at the Parish Office. Reach out to us to update your information or if you want to join Holy Name as a new Parishioner so we can better serve you and stay connected. Parish Office: 210-333-5020. Thank you for being part of our family and community. United States of America Census 2020 is also going on now and the deadline will be September 30th, 2020. Please do not forget to be counted, it happens only once every ten years, Thank you. 4. Missalettes are available at the Parish Office for at-cost donation. Breaking Bread with the songs is $5.00 and the bilingual missalettes, Unidos en Christo-United in Christ is $2.00. This is due because of the COVID-19 virus to prevent the chance of spreading the virus among each other. The missalettes will be yours to bring to Mass and to take home. 5. Archbishop’s Appeal 2020: Countless lives are spiritually transformed and uplifted through the Annual Archbishop’s Appeal, thanks to individuals like you. As Christ, we too, are called to Accompany with Joy, Give with Grace. Your participation in the Appeal is essential in helping form and educate future priests, deacons, and catechists, as well as provide the basic necessities of food, clothing, and other social service ministries that aid the most vulnerable in our community. In gratitude to God for the blessings He has given to you, pray and discern in your heart a gift of love so that others, may too, encounter Christ. Your gift is your willingness to Accompany with Joy, Give with Grace so that united we will further Christ’s Mission, here and now.

At this time, we have raised $16,280.50 of our 2020 Appeal parish goal of $21,664.42. Your gifts can be given: 1. Using the parish Appeal envelope 2. Online at www.archsa.org/archbishops-appeal 3. Calling 210-734- 1604

Please ensure our parish receives credit for your gift. Thank you and God bless you for your willingness to Accompany with Joy, Give with Grace.

Events for the week of September 21st—Sept. 27th Public Masses has started. Please follow all safety protocols which is in the bulletin and our website, www.holynameusa.org. Wearing a face mask properly is mandatory. Thank you for your cooperation. Monday, September 21, 2020 8:00 am Mass Our Lady of Guadalupe Grotto

uesday, September 22, 2020 8:00 am Mass Our Lady of Guadalupe Grotto 11:30 am Funeral-James Richter Church

Wednesday, September 23, 2020 8:00 am Mass Church 12:00 pm Funeral-Jesse Bello Church

Thursday, September 24, 2020 8:00 am Mass Our Lady of Guadalupe Grotto 9am-5pm Adoration of the Holy Eucharist Church

Friday, September 25, 2020 8:00 am Mass Our Lady of Guadalupe Grotto 8:30 am H.N. School Mass Church

Saturday, September 26, 2020 6:50 pm Rosary Outside 7:30 pm Mass Outside

Sunday, September 27, 2020 7:00 am Mass Outside 7:30 pm Mass in Spanish Our Lady of Guadalupe Grotto

Mass Intentions for the week of Sept. 21-Sept. 27th

Monday, September 21, 2020

Tuesday, September 22, 2020

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Thursday, September 24, 2020

Friday, September 25, 2020

Saturday, September 26, 2020

Sunday, September 27, 2020

Sanctuary Lamps for the week of Sept. 20th, 2020

SUNDAY COLLECTIONS/DONATIONS

Envelope Collection 9/13/2020……...………………………….…………………..………...…….……..……..............................……....$3,998.00

Loose Monies 9/13/2020…………………………..………………………………………………..…………….…………..……….…..……..………$625.40

Online Donation 9/13/2020…………………………………….……………………………………….…….……....…..…....…………....……..$1,026.00

Total Collection 9/13/2020…………………….…………....……………………................................................$5,649.40

Second Collection for the Shrines in the Holy Land 9/13/2020……………………………………………………………………..……….$291.40

Online Giving: We encourage parishioners to sign up for online giving.

Please inform the Parish office if you are interested or go to www.holynameusa.org.

Upcoming Second Collections: September 27, Sanitation Ministry; October 4, Peter’s Pence; Oct. 11, Hope for the Future/Catholic Schools

Other Collections:

Mass Intentions 9/13/2020……………………………………………………………………………………..……..……..….………..………….….$210.00

Altar Society-Candle Box/Sanctuary Lamps 9/13/2020……………………………………………………...…………………..…………....…$14.51

Grotto Donations & Paver Purchases 9/13/2020………………………………………………………………………...………………...…….$400.00

Maintenance Envelopes 9/13/2020………………………………………………………………….…..…...…………....……………...…...………$15.00

Quince/Baptisms/Funerals 9/13/2020…………………………………………………………….…………………………….…...….……….…..$75.00

Mass Attendance 9/13/2020……………………………………………………………………………...……...……………..………....….……...…… 293

Total Expenses 9/13/2020…………………….…………….…..……….………………………………....…………...…...$6,915.75

Outdoor Weekend Mass Schedule

Saturday: 7:30 pm English Sunday: 7:00 am English Sunday: 7:30 pm Spanish

Please Bring Your Lawn Chairs & Face Masks

Holy Name Church Attendance Procedures

We ask for Christian patience and understanding during these difficult and challenging times. It is imperative that each of us strictly abide by these procedures to prevent contamination and/or spread of the Covid-19 to one another.

For the safety of all, these procedures are mandatory and must be adhered to for Mass attendance. Anyone who cannot comply are asked to leave. Holy Name Catholic Church Procedures will follow the Archdiocese of San Antonio Guidelines for Mass Attendees and are as follows:

1. If you are feeling sick, we ask that you stay safe at home. We highly encourage those who are most vulnerable to continue to participate in mass via live stream or website (holynameusa.org).

2. Wash hands thoroughly before coming to the church.

3. Everyone must have their temperature taken before entering the church when applicable. Anyone with a fever will not be allowed entry. Anyone coughing or sneezing may not be allowed entry.

4. All must wear a face mask that covers both nose and mouth before entering the church and throughout the Mass. No exceptions except for infant children.

5. Bring hand sanitizer, your own missal or other mass aids to church.

6. Always maintain 6 feet between you and others not in your cohabitating family.

7. Follow the instructions of the ushers as you enter and leave the Church.

8. When guided by the ushers to receive communion, wear your mask receiving Communion, only removing it or lifting the mask up to consume Jesus away from the Priest or Deacon.

9. Seating will be on a first come first served basis for now, Mass capacity will be dependent on the number of attendees in each group, we can Safely seat. 10. Unfortunately, there will be no saving of seats. We ask that you ensure you enter with whomever you want to sit with. Once seated we cannot allow anyone to reposition because it will compromise the 6-foot separation distance.

11. After receiving Communion, we need everyone to maintain in their seats until the ushers direct your row towards the exits. We ask that you please be patient, as we are doing our best to maintain exiting in an orderly manner.

12. Finally, we ask that you be very patient with us, especially our volunteers who did not establish these procedures, but are only following them. They are giving of their time to help us conduct Mass, without volunteers this Mass would not happen. Thank you.

What is Catechetical Sunday? It is a day set aside “to highlight the min-istry and invite the entire church com-munity to think about our responsibility to share our faith with others.” usccb.org

Catechesis is the act of resounding or bringing the Church's teachings to the world. A catechist is one who teaches in the name of the Church.

The 2020 Catechetical Sunday theme is taken from St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians, “I Received from the Lord what I also Handed on to You.” The theme focuses on the primary substance of catechesis, which is an invitation to a whole new life given by Christ Himself. It emphasizes that living faith necessitates movement, inspiring all those who hear the Word to share it as witnesses of the true and living God. Usccb.org “Parents are truly the primary catechists of their children. They prepare the soil and plant the first seeds of faith. On Catechetical Sunday, we not only highlight the work of catechists in parishes and schools, but we also commend parents and guardians and encourage them to take seriously their role of making their Catholic households a place where faith is passed on to the next generation. This is why the rite of blessing of catechists used on Catechetical Sunday includes an optional blessing of parents and guardians.” usccb.org The domestic church has been called to become stronger and more visible this year then ever. We had to bring the church into our homes and participate in the Mass within our homes. Our Religious Education program looks different this year. This year parents will bring the curriculum to the home as well. We have 80 families registered for Religious Education this year, that’s over 100 children.

We, the Religious Education staff and volunteers, are here to support you, the parents, and cheer you on!

A Prayer for Catechists

Loving Father, we pray today for our catechists. We thank you for their gift of ministry in

your Church. Grant them your wisdom that they may grow in the understanding and

teaching of your Word. Grant them also your love that they may be fruitful heralds of

your Word and lead others to love you. Pour forth your Holy Spirit upon them to grant

them wisdom about what is important; knowledge of the truths of faith; understanding of

their meaning; right judgement about how to apply them in life; courage to persevere

even in the face of adversity; reverence before all that is sacred and holy;

and that loving zeal which leads others to a transforming encounter with your Son.

We pray this through Christ, our Lord. Amen.

Our Lady of Guadalupe Candles are available at the Parish Office

These candles are from Root Candles. Root Candles has been a leading supplier since 1928 and is honored to provide Holy Name with a decaled glass candle with Our Lady of Guadalupe on it and they have bilingual, English & Spanish Prayers on them. The glass is real, the wax is made of superior quality which gives off no soot than other candles. Also they burn for a long time compared to cheaper candles. Please let your family and friends know about them. They are selling for $5.00 each which includes tax. All proceeds from this candles goes to the Catholic Education Fund that helps students help pay for their tuition cost while attending Catholic School.

Any questions please call the Parish Office at 210-333-5020. Thank you. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Holy Name Catholic Church Census

Holy Name Catholic Church will be doing a census for all our Parishioners to update any changes.

NAME___________________________________________________

1. Are you still a Parishioner here at Holy Name? YES____ NO____ 2. Do you still reside at the same address? YES____ NO____ New Address______________________________________________ 3. Do you have an email address? EMAIL:__________________________________________________ 4. Do you have the same phone number? YES____ NO____ PHONE:____________________ PHONE:______________________ 5. Do you want to receive Offertory Envelopes? YES____ NO____ 6. Do you want to give Online? YES____ NO____

Please reach out to us to update your information or if you want to join Holy Name as a new Parishioner so we can better serve you and stay connected.

Parish Office: 210-333-5020. Thank you for being part of our family and community.

PLEASE CUT & TURN IN WITH OFFERTORY OR DROP OFF IN OFFICE

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About the 2020 United States Census

The U.S. Constitution mandates a census of the population

every 10 years. The 2020 Census counts everyone who lives

in the U.S. on April 1, 2020. Census statistics help

determine the number of seats each state holds in the U.S.

House of Representatives and how billions of dollars in

federal funds will be allocated by state, local, and federal

lawmakers every year for the next 10 years.

Items still open for sponsorships for the Grotto

Holy Water Jar: $5,000 Memorial Bricks for the Rosary: $100

Memorial Bricks in front of the Cross: $200 Memorial Bricks in front of the Blessed Mother: $300

Stations of the Cross (Bronze): SOLD OUT

11 Out of 21 Benches Left! Be A Sponsor!

Foyer Benches to the side of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Whole Bench $1,500.00

OR $500.00 PER NAME; Three Names Per Bench

Front Benches in front of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Whole Bench $2,000.00

OR $500.00 PER NAME; Four Names Per Bench

Please contact Sandra Guerra 210-378-5951 or Fr. Martin (Parish Office) 210-333-5020 if interested.

Donor Wall Project is complete and is the photo below. Donor Wall still open for Sponsorship

Archangel $1000.00 Angel $500.00 Saint $250.00

Donor $100.00

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