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ARCHDIOCESE OF GALVESTON-HOUSTON
SAINT MICHAEL
the ARCHANGEL
CATHOLIC CHURCH
SEPTEMBER 5, 2021 | TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
“He has done all things well. He makes the deaf hear and the mute speak.”
Mark 7:37
1801 SAGE ROAD, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77056 | (713) 621-4370 | STMICHAELCHURCH.NET
ST. M I C H A E L T H E AR C H AN G E L CATH OLIC CH U RCH The first reading from Isaiah for this Sunday is part of a prophecy that God will free his people and restore them to the land he promised them. Isaiah spoke these words when the Israelites were being conquered by the Assyrian Empire. Isaiah said, “then will the eyes of the blind be opened, the ears of the deaf be cleared...” When Jesus heals the deaf man, people wonder if Isaiah’s prophecy is coming true. On two different occasions later in this Gospel Jesus will heal a blind man (8:22f, 10:42f), showing yet again that he fulfills Isaiah’s prophecy. The deaf man is changed physically. The crowd is changed spiritually. Just as the man is now able to hear and speak clearly, so the crowds that have listened to Jesus now proclaim his deeds. Jesus tells the people not to speak about what happened. One explanation for this is Jesus simply wants a break from all the attention, but it’s more likely that he doesn’t want to be misunderstood. Although Jesus fulfills the prophecy that God’s kingdom is coming, he does so in a way that will shock and horrify people: he will be crucified. The crowds think they hear and see Jesus loudly and clearly, but there’s much more that they have to learn about who he is and what he offers. Jesus begins the healing in a manner that is typical of that era. People believed that saliva had healing properties. Putting one’s fingers into a deaf person’s ears symbolized the deaf- ness that the healer was trying to cure, just as touching the tongue was a sign of freeing the person to speak clearly. Looking up to heaven was a gesture of appeal for divine aid. However, Jesus also acts differently from a typical healer. He speaks one word of command: be opened. Other healers were likely to rattle off a stream of words as a sort of magical incantation. Why Jesus groaned, however, is unclear. It might have been part of the ancient healing formula or an expression of anger at the man’s disability. Source: oursundayreadings.wordpress.com T W EN TY-T H IR D S U NDAY IN ORDIN ARY TIM E
ST. MIC HA EL T HE A RC HA NGEL C AT H OLI C CH UR CH
PA R I SH C ON TAC T I NF OR M AT ION
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday Rev. Wayne Wilkerson, Pastor
8:00 am-5:00 pm In Residence Business Office
Rev. Leon Strieder, S.L.D. John Amalokwu
strieder@stthom.edu Parish Accountant
SUNDAY MASS jamalokwu@stmichaelchurch.net
Deacons Angelica Aguilera
Vigil
Deacon Lu Hill School Bookkeeper
5:00 pm deaconlu@stmichaelchurch.net aaguilera@stmichaelcs.org
Sunday Deacon Denny Hayes
deacondenny@stmichaelchurch.net Administrative Support
7:00 am Michael Stuchly
St. Michael Catholic School Baptism Coordinator
9:00 am baptisms@stmichaelchurch.net
Dr. Kathleen Cox
11:00 am Principal Minnie Romo
kcox@stmichaelcs.org Sacramental Records
1:00 pm Main: (713) 621-6847 mromo@stmichaelchurch.net
Mattia Maldonado
Administrative Directors Weddings
DAILY MASS Bob Basye mattiaj.maldonado@sbcglobal.net
Administration, Human Resources,
Monday & Friday Accounting, and Facilities Community Ministries
bbasye@stmichaelchurch.net Deacon Lu Hill
8:15 am Ann Cashiola Director of Social Outreach
12:10 pm Liturgy, Sacraments, and Music deaconlu@stmichaelchurch.net
acashiola@stmichaelchurch.net Deacon Denny Hayes
Tuesday, Pastoral Care
Music
Wednesday, & dennis.hayes111954@gmail.com
Christopher Popelka
Thursday Director of Music Communications
8:15 am cpopelka@stmichaelchurch.net Christine Subervie
Communications and Bulletins
Adult Faith Formation bulletin@stmichaelchurch.net
Mary Caprio
PRIVATE PRAYER Director of Family Life, Marriage Prep, Receptionists
Monday-Friday Natural Family Planning, and RCIA Carol Page
mcaprio@stmichaelchurch.net Daytime Receptionist
Noon-2:00 pm cpage@stmichaelchurch.net
Children Faith Formation
(CFF) Rene Gomez
Pre-K through 5th Grade Evening Receptionist
RECONCILIATION Lana Jezierski
rgomez@stmichaelchurch.net
Tuesday Children Faith Formation Coordinator Facilities Management
ljezierski@stmichaelchurch.net
6:00-7:00 pm Derek Roy
Youth Faith Formation Director of Facilities
Saturday (YFF)
maintenance@stmichaelchurch.net
8:45-10:00 am 6th through 12th Grade Silvino Anuario, Maintenance
or by appointment Rebecca Jankowski Jose Moreno, Maintenance
Director of Youth Faith Formation
rjankowski@stmichaelchurch.net
Livestream on church website
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY LINE FOR GRAVE ILLNESS OR DEATH: (713) 621-4370 – OPTION 1
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ST. M I C H A E L T H E AR C H AN G E L CATH OLIC CH U RCH
S A C R A M E N TA L C A R E
BAPTISM MARRIAGE
Infants and children under 6 years old: All Engaged couples wishing to marry in the
parents are required to participate in a Catholic Church should formally inquire on Welcome New
baptismal preparation process prior to the the parish website. The form can be found
baptism of each child and are strongly
encouraged to attend the classes during the
under Liturgy and Sacraments: Matrimony
here www.stmichaelchurch.net/matrimony.
Parishioners!
second trimester of pregnancy. Please visit
www.stmichaelchurch.net/baptism for more
Once the inquiry form is submitted and
received, the couple will be invited to attend
Craig & Christina Bean
information on baptism class and to Introduction to Marriage at St. Michael, a Megan Glahn
schedule baptisms. For questions, e-mail class held monthly at the Church. Additional
baptisms@stmichaelchurch.net. questions about marriage preparation can Madison Lozano
Children over 6 years old: Please contact the be addressed to Mary Caprio at
Office of Children Faith Formation at (713) mcaprio@stmichaelchurch.net. German Mata
403-4122 for information on the Rite of
Christian Initiation adapted for children. PASTORAL CARE & Emily Niemyjski
HOLY COMMUNION TO Clarence Nosimbang
FIRST RECONCILIATION THE SICK & HOMEBOUND
& FIRST EUCHARIST Do you know someone who is ill, home- Claude & Susan Smith
Second grade students must be baptized in bound, in the hospital, or in an assisted living
the Catholic faith and be in their second facility and in need of pastoral care? For
continuous year of Faith Formation at those in need of prayer, Holy Communion, a
St. Michael the Archangel, or in their second pastoral visit and/or those who are interested
continuous year of religion classes in a
Catholic school. Please contact the Office of
in visiting the homebound or assisted living in
need of prayer should contact Deacon Denny FOLLOW US!
Children Faith Formation at (713) 403-4122. Hayes at (713) 403-4110.
CONFIRMATION ANOINTING OF THE SICK Scan to sign up
High school students: Contact the Office of Parishioners scheduled for serious
Youth Faith Formation at (713) 403-4117. surgery should receive the Sacrament for our Flocknote
Adults: Contact the Family Life Director at
(713) 403-4114.
of the Anointing of the Sick prior to their
hospitalization. Please contact the parish
and e-bulletin!
office at (713) 621-4370.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN
INITIATION OF ADULTS
(RCIA)
Non-Catholics (non-baptized or baptized in
a non-Catholic, Christian denomination) who
are interested in learning about the Catholic www.stmichaelthearchangelca3.
faith and may want to become Catholic flocknote.com
should contact the Family Life Director at
(713) 403-4114.
PASTORAL COUNCIL
Nick Lanza, Chair @StMichaelCatholicHouston
Members
John Barry | Beatriz Havre | Mark Gerlich | Jessica Matuszak
Eugenia Miro | Kyle Koehler
Please contact the Pastoral Council with any comments or concerns St. Michael Catholic Church-Houston
about our parish at pastoralcouncil@stmichaelchurch.net.
FLOWER DONATIONS NEW PARISHIONERS BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS
To make a flower donation, If you would like to register as a Submissions are due by 9am on
please contact Ann Cashiola at parishioner, please fill out the Mondays prior to the bulletin
(713) 403-4161. Your name and form on the church website: issue date. Please e-mail info to:
dedication will appear in the stmichaelchurch.net/ bulletin@stmichaelchurch.net.
bulletin. Thank you! parishioner-registration.
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ST. MIC HA EL T HE A RC HA NGEL C AT H OLI C CH UR CH
MASS INTENTIONS & READINGS
5:00 pm People of the Parish Is 35:4-7a TWENTY-THIRD
Ps 146:6-7, 8-9, SUNDAY IN
Vigil Mass 9-10 ORDINARY
Jas 2:1-5 TIME
7:00 am Kathy & Rick Plaeger Mk 7:31-37
+ Antoinette Bonno
+ Debbie Glauser
9:00 am Alfredo & Seth Bumagat
September + Edward G. Harris
SUN
5 + Gena Lewis
11:00 am + Fred L. Aguilar
+ Rose Benestante
+ Leocadia Rugimbana
1:00 pm Michelle Nguyen & Bac Tran
Jan & Ershel Redd THE WORD
+ Anthony Lee Rodriguez
8:15 am +Claude Broussard Col 1:24–2:3
First Reading
Ps 62:6-7, 9
September Lk 6:6-11 Isaiah prophesies about
MON
6 12:10 pm No Mass (Labor Day)
God’s vindication.
Responsorial Psalm
September 8:15 am + Elizabeth Williams Dwyer A song of praise to God
Col 2:6-15
TUES
Ps 145:1b-2, 8-9,
+ John Wanas
7 10-11
Lk 6:12-19 Second Reading
James teaches that there is
September 8:15 am Vern & Christine Hegwood Mi 5:1-4a FEAST OF THE
Ps 13:6ab, 6c to be no partiality within the
WED
NATIVITY OF THE
8 Mt 1:1-16, 18-23 BLESSED VIRGIN
MARY Christian community.
September 8:15 am Julie Cichon Col 3:12-17 MEMORIAL
Gospel Reading
THURS
Ps 150:1b-2, 3-4, OF ST. PETER
Yolanda Perez
9 5-6
Lk 6:27-38
CLAVER
Jesus restores a man’s
hearing and speech.
8:15 am + Robert & Dorothy Hall 1 Tm 1:1-2, 12-14
Ps 16:1b-2a & 5,
7-8, 11 Source: loyolapress.com
September Lk 6:39-42
FRI
10 12:10 pm + Felicidad Supan
+ Clarita Supan-Dusaban
HYMNS
+ Josephine Yeqyayan
September
5:00 pm + Antoinette Bonno Is 50:5-9a
Ps 116:1-2, 3-4,
Gathering Hymn
Vigil Mass + Manny Lafonte "How Firm a Foundation"
SAT
11
5-6, 8-9
+ Bruna Piccone Jas 2:14-18
Mk 8:27-35
Preparation of the Gifts
7:00 am Jeje Coca Barnes Is 50:5-9a TWENTY-
"You Are Mine"
Ps 116:1-2, 3-4, FOURTH
+ Anthony DeTota 5-6, 8-9 SUNDAY IN
+ Sammy Orlando Jas 2:14-18 ORDINARY
Mk 8:27-35 TIME Communion
9:00 am Angela Apollo 1. "Ubi Caritas"
+ Richard Hinchee
September + Lahor Magazinovic 2. "O Lord, the Guardian of
SUN
12 11:00 am People of the Parish
My Heart"
Closing Hymn
1:00 pm + Monica Popelka "Praise to the Lord, the
+ Raymond Snokhous Almighty"
+ Maria Eugenia Villegas
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ST. M I C H A E L T H E AR C H AN G E L CATH OLIC CH U RCH
S T E WA R D H I P
Roof Replacement
You may have noticed that the scaffolding has been removed from
the bell tower, revealing a sparkling exterior! Those repairs, along
with the tile roof replacement on the main part of the church, have
concluded. Next, we'll begin repairing the flat roof – the culprit of
continuous water leakage and damage. Your ongoing contributions
are very much appreciated and critical to the upkeep of St. Michael
the Archangel. Anything you are able to contribute over and above
your usual giving will have a meaningful impact.
To Donate Online: Please scan the QR code or visit the church
website. On the donation form, you may select “Roof Replacement”
from the fund drop-down menu to donate directly to these efforts.
To Donate by Check: Please make checks payable to "St. Michael
Church" and note “Roof Replacement” on the memo line. You can
either drop it in the church collection, bring it to the church office, or
mail it to 1801 Sage Road, Houston, Texas 77056. If you have any
SCAN TO questions, please call the church office.
DONATE
Thank you for your generosity. May God bless the workers and keep
Thank you!
them safe as they repair our church!
St. Michael Collections
Collections Report Year-to-Date Collections
Through Week 9 of Fiscal Year
August 29, 2021 $45,239.67 2020-2021 $388,585.59
Last year: August 30, 2020 $45,476.35 2019-2020 $400,918.92
% Change (1%) % Change (3%)
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ST. MIC HA EL T HE A RC HA NGEL C AT H OLI C CH UR CH
P R AY E R S O F T H E FA I T H F U L
We pray for the sick and the homebound, especially:
Praise the Lord, Robert Imber
my soul! Carol Jerram
Josephine Perez
We pray for the victims of COVID-19 and for those
who have recently died, especially:
Linda Ebeling
Jorge Marques
Deacon Tom Newhouse
If you are ill or know someone who is ill or who passed away, please
contact Ann Cashiola at acashiola@stmichaelchurch.net or (713) 403-4161.
DEACON'S CORNER
This is my final “Deacon’s Corner”.
May we all be in that number when the
saints go marching in! See you there.
Blessings,
Deacon Tom
Deacon Tom Newhouse thoughtfully and lovingly wrote his last issue for
Deacon's Corner before passing away on Sunday, August 29, 2021. We
are so grateful for his service to St. Michael the Archangel. Deacon Tom
was ordained on May 9, 1987 and assigned to our parish in 1999. Even
in retirement, and until the very end of his life, he continued sharing his
wisdom and faith with us. Details of the funeral arrangements are
forthcoming.
God of mercy, as once you chose seven men of honest repute to serve your Church, so
also you chose Thomas as your servant and deacon. Grant that he may rejoice in your
eternal fellowship with all the heralds of your Gospel, for he was untiring in his ministry
here on earth. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. May his soul and the souls of all
the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
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N EW & E VE NTS
ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL
Ministry Connect + Grow + Serve
Fair STARTING SEPTEMBER 11 & 12
Our Annual Ministry Fair will look a little different this year!
Starting September 11th and 12th every weekend after Vigil and
Sunday Mass, we'll have representatives in the narthex from
different St. Michael the Archangel ministries and organizations.
This will give each group a chance to be highlighted and easily
accessible to you.
We hope you'll stop by and take some time after Mass to learn
about our various parish ministries, faith formation opportunities,
and organizations. Discover new ways to connect to parish life,
find a place to grow spiritually, and serve our faith community
with your gifts!
Food Drive
Most needed food items
• Dry beans (1 or 2 lb. bags)
• Hearty soups
• Peanut butter
Many of our neighbors are facing hunger • Boxed dry cereal
and food insecurity due to the COVID-19 • Pasta sauce
pandemic and other crises. • Dry rice (1 or 2 lb. bags)
• Canned tuna or chicken
St. Michael the Archangel is teaming up with • Canned fruit (all types)
Christian Community Service Center (CCSC) • Canned vegetables (all types)
to provide food and basic necessities to those • Dry pasta/mac and cheese
in need. Your donations truly help—every bag,
box, or canned item makes a difference! OTHER ITEMS
• Baby food or formula
You may drop off items to the • Toilet paper
baskets in the narthex. Thank you! • Bar soap
• Diapers (sizes 5 and 6)
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N E WS & E V E N TS
Music Ministry Forgiven & Set Free
He who sings, prays twice! A POST ABORTION BIBLE STUDY
Forgiven & Set Free is a 9-week bible
Rehearsals for the Sanctuary Choir study that guides women to bring their
Thursdays, 7:00-8:30 pm emotional scars from abortion out of the
Parish Life Center (PLC), Room C dark past and into His holy light where
true and lasting healing can take place.
All interested persons must be at least 18 Scriptures help women deal with issues
years of age and fully vaccinated. Now is such as denial, anger, forgiveness,
the time to join, as new music is being depression, letting go, and acceptance.
introduced. No experience is necessary, but
some basic knowledge of music would be 9-WEEK SESSIONS: September 13, 2021,
beneficial. We would love to have you! January 10, 2022, & May 23, 2022
6:30-8:00 pm at St. Michael the Archangel
For more information, contact Christopher
Popelka, Director of Music at (713) 403-4116 Contact our facilitator to join this healing journey.
or cpopelka@stmichaelchurch.net. Janet Northrup: (832) 651-2304 | jsn@hwa.com
CHILDREN & YOUTH ADULT FAITH FORMATION
FAITH FORMATION
Volunteers needed! Register for Classes!
Children Faith Formation invites you to become Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
a catechist or aid for the 2021-2022 school year! Begins September 8: Are you considering
You will grow in your own faith and deepen your becoming Catholic? RCIA is the process by
relationship with Jesus as you teach our children. which prospective Catholics unite with the faith
For more information, contact Lana Jezierski at community for the conversion of hearts.
ljezierski@stmichaelchurch.net. Register here: stmichaelchurch.net/rcia
Youth Faith Formation is looking for adults to join Adult Confirmation
the CORE team! The CORE mission is to reach Begins Sept. 26: If you are a baptized,
our young people and show them the next step practicing Catholic who has not yet been
in their faith journey. Get to know our youth and confirmed, you are eligible for preparation for
share your knowledge in small group breakout the Sacrament of Confirmation. Register here:
sessions. For more information, contact Rebecca stmichaelchurch.net/adult-confirmation
Janksowski at rjankowski@stmichaelchurch.net.
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Upcoming
Bible Studies
Catholic Way Bible Study: 1 & 2 Corinthians
Thursday Mornings, September 9, 2021 through April 7, 2022
9:30-11:15 am, Activity Building, Room 1 (Zoom option available)
Presented by Lavinia Spirito, the founding teaching team leader for Catholic Way Bible Study,
who prepares and delivers the lectures for an in depth study of the Scriptures as applied to daily
life.
RSVP to Melissa Magee at melissamagee@comcast.net
From Genesis to Jesus: A Bible Study with Scott Hahn
2nd Sunday of the Month, September 12, 2021 through August 2022
5:30-7:00 pm, Parish Life Center, Room A
Join us for a 12-session bible study (once a month) which assists us in understanding the story of
salvation history. Scott Hahn will be our guide as we meet once a month to understand more
deeply the history of our Faith. Study materials will be available on the first evening!
RSVP for this bible study here stmichaelchurch.net/bible-studies.
Wednesday Morning Bible Study
Wednesdays, September 22, 2021 through May 2022
10:00-11:30 am, Activity Building, Room 21
This bible study is presented by Dr. Kathleen Weber. The cost is $10.
RSVP to Erin Connally at erinaconnally@gmail.com
Spanish Bible Study for Young Adults
Wednesdays, September 2021
7:00-9:00 pm | Meeting virtually via Zoom
Strengthen your faith, surround yourself with like-minded Catholics, and seek God with our
Spanish Young Adult Group, for ages 18-35 years.
RSVP to Andrés Cuéllar at cuellaaf@gmail.com
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FINANCIAL PEACE Women's Guild
UNIVERSITY
Starting September 9, 2021 Autumn Leaves
Thursday Evenings, 7:00–9:00 pm Fashion Show & Luncheon
St. Michael the Archangel
Activity Building, Room 21 Wednesday, September 15, 2021
11:00-11:30 am Registration
Dates: 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 11:30 am-1:00 pm Event
10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, 11/11
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Planning for the future is hard when you’re 8101 Bissonnet Street, Houston, Texas 77074
still paying for the past. There’s a better way! Complimentary valet parking
Join our Financial Peace University class, and
we’ll learn how to beat debt and make a plan $35 per person | Cash Only Bar
for the future together! For more info, contact RSVP by September 6th! Register at
Stefy Cortes at stefy_cortes@hotmail.com. stmichaelchurch.net/womens-guild. Fashions
are provided by White House Black Market at
Enroll now at fpu.com/1139085! Memorial City Mall and Chico's at Woodway.
Coffee & Sociable
Seniors
Careers Bus Trip to the Houston
Museum of Natural Science
Monday, September 13, 2021, 9:00 am Wednesday, September 22, 2021
Parish Life Center (PLC), Room B
ITINERARY
After Labor Day, will be resuming on first • Board bus: 9:30 am | Depart: 10:00 am
Mondays of the month
• Spend 2 hours at museum
• Lunch on your own at Union Kitchen
“Coffee and Careers” is for all who are
• Return to church between 3:00-3:30 pm
seeking jobs and new opportunities. Bring
a copy of your resume for us to review,
and we will also discuss interviewing skills.
$12 for members | $17 for non-members
For any questions, please contact Rosalie The last day to cancel to receive a refund is
Brandino at rosalie.brandino@yahoo.com. Sept. 17. RSVP to Sue Seyffert at (281) 665-8144.
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RUN & WALK
FOR LIFE
Saturday, September 11, 2021
8:00-11:00 am
All Saints Catholic Church
215 E. 10th Street, Houston, TX 77008
St. Michael the Archangel invites you to join our team for a fun day in
the Heights in support of Houston Coalition for Life’s Blue Blossom
Pregnancy Centers.
Our pastor Fr. Wayne Wilkerson will be walking with us! To join or to
donate towards Fr. Wayne and our other team members, please scan
the QR code. For any questions, please contact Colleen Akers at
colleenakers@att.net. Thank you!
Christians throughout the Houston Metropolitan area are invited to take part in the
International 40 Days for Life effort September 22nd through October 31st.
Wednesday, October 6, 2021 | 7:00 am-7:00 pm
As part of 40 Days for Life, St. Michael the Archangel has pledged to
pray outside the Planned Parenthood facility (4600 Gulf Freeway) on
October 6. Join other parishioners as we pray for an end to abortion.
Scan the QR code to sign up for as many 1-hour time slots as you'd like.
To get more information or to volunteer, please contact Colleen Akers at
colleenakers@att.net or (281) 546-6790.
T W EN TY-T H IR D S U NDAY IN ORDIN ARY TIM EN E WS & E V E N TS
SEPTEMBER 14-16
NOVEMBER 5-7
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