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St. Anthony Catholic Church
Church 115 N. 25 Mile Ave. | Hereford, Texas 79045
Parish Office:114 Sunset Drive Phone: 364-6150
School Office: 120 W. Park Ave. Phone: 364-1952.
Parish website http://stanthonyscatholicparish.com/
Diocese of Amarillo: Bishop Patrick Zurek
Parish Pastor: Rev. Nicholas Gerber
Deacon: Ronnie Fetsch and Deacon: Gerald Marnell
**Bulletin Editor: Jasmin Enriquez email: jme.stanthonys@gmail.com bulletin deadline is noon WEDNESDAY. **
Parish Office Hours: Church Announcements:
Mon. 10am– 12pm, 1pm-5pm. Sunday, January 9:
Tues.—Thurs. 9am– 12pm, 1pm-5pm. 9:30 am Mass
Fri. 9 am—12 pm RCIA and Adult Bible Study facilitators meeting in the
A/R after Mass. See blurb for more information.
5 pm Holy Hour
St. Anthony School: Tuesday, January 11:
Thursday & Saturday, January 13-15:
5:30 pm Daily Mass
Walcott Basketball Tournament! Go Saints!
Wednesday, January 12:
Friday, January 14:
7:15 am Daily Mass
8:15 am daily Mass. All are welcome!
9-10 am Staff meeting, parish office will be closed.
9:30 am, Women’s Lectionary Study A/R
12 hr. Adoration
6:30-8 pm elementary, jr. high & high school F.F.C
Thursday, January 13:
7:15 am Daily Mass
9 am, Church decorations come down.
Friday, January 14:
8:15 am Daily Mass with the school children
Saturday, January 15:
6 pm Mass
Sunday, January 16:
9:30 am Mass
5 pm Holy Hour
The Baptism of the Lord January 9, 2022
BAPTISMAL DEATH AND RESURRECTION
As we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord, we also honor
our own baptism as our initiation into the Christian life and
community. In the Gospel, the baptism of Jesus, with his
immersion and then emergence from the water, points to his
later submission to God at his death, and his emergence from
the grave at his resurrection. This pattern of death and resur-
rection is our path too, as followers of Jesus. Throughout
life, often in small ways, we learn to surrender our limited
and self-centered agendas. This surrender often feels like
death. The sacrament of Baptism ritually enacts this pattern
to remind us of Jesus’ death and resurrection, so that we too
might embrace the deaths and resurrections of our own lives.
As Jesus emerged from the water, he encountered his Father
and the Holy Spirit. Like Jesus, we can know we are God’s
beloved, empowered by the Spirit. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
The Baptism of the Lord January 9, 2022 LITURGY INTENTIONS
9 am the Rosary prayed in the back of the church
9:30 am Mass Tue.5:30PM For the intentions of
RCIA and Adult Bible Study facilitators meeting in the Sandra George Commings
A/R after Mass. See blurb for more information. Wed.7:15AM Geraldine Schlabs RIP
5 pm Holy Hour Thurs.7:15 AM Bo Ivy RIP
MONDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer Group. Fri. 8:15AM For Peace & Serenity of
TUESDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer Group. Sandra George Commings
7-8 am Men’s Lectionary Study Group. SAT.6PM People of the Parish
5:30 pm Daily Mass SUN.9:30 AM In Thanksgiving for his Life,
WEDNESDAY – 6:45 am Morning Prayer Group. Thomas Albracht’s 90th Birthday
7:15 am Daily Mass
12 hr. Adoration resumes
ALTAR SERVERS
Tue. 5:30PM Richard Alaniz & Aleeya Alaniz
9 am-10 pm parish office closed. Staff meeting
Wed.7:15 AM Devin Mata & Not Filled
9:30 am Women’s Lectionary Study, A/R
Thurs.7:15 AM Not Filled & Not Filled
6:30-8 pm elementary, jr. high & high school F.F.C.
Fri. 8:15AM School Children
THURSDAY– 6:45 am Morning Prayer Group.
SAT.6PM Zaybrie Altman & Zayden Altman
7:15 pm Daily Mass
SUN.9:30 AM Sally Correa & Pierce Valdez
9am Christmas decorations come down
Walcott basketball tournament. Go Saints! Lector Schedule for January 15/16
FRIDAY–6:45 am Morning Prayer Group. 6PM Mass: Jim Hund & Pat Lindeman
8:15 am Daily Mass with the school children 9:30AM Mass: Monica Valdez & Charlene Sanders
Walcott basketball tournament. Go Saints!
STEWARDSHIP of TREASURE
SATURDAY 6PM LITURGY, January 15, 2022
January 1/2 2022
6:45 am Morning Prayer Group.
Walcott basketball tournament. Go Saints! Envelopes $3,932.00
6 pm Mass Plate $632.00
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time January 16, 2022 Children’s Collection $-
9 am the Rosary prayed in the back of the church Online Offertory $3,105.00
9:30 am Mass Total $7,669.00
Adult Bible Study: Salvation History, A/R (study will begin after Mass) Weekly Budget $8,850.00
5 pm Holy Hour Variance $(1,181.00)
Black Bag $25.00
ALTAR FLOWERS: are in MEMORY of CHRISTMAS COLLECTION
Katie Lupton donated from her grandchildren. December 31/January 1 2021
Thank you for your donation, you and your Envelopes $2,550.00
family are in our prayers! Children’s Collection $-
Plate $80.00
PRAYER CHAIN REQUESTS Total $2,630.00
We want to remind people to feel free to use the Retirement Fund for Religious $30.00
parish prayer lines when needs arise in your fam-
ily in difficult times of testing and trial. *Email:
jaime.brorman@gmail.com. You must first have the permis- CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS:
sion of the patient or of a close family member who can speak Thursday, January 13 at 9
for that person in need; you may use either their full name OR am the Christmas decora-
no name at all. It is also hoped that if the prayer line is being
used anonymously, the caller inform our Pastor Father Nick so tion inside will be taken
he can come to anoint or administer the Sacrament of Healing down and
when needed and to know who among the flock to keep in his put away.
daily prayer. Thank you and May God Bless you!
Volunteers
No Parking: There is No Parking in the driveway or near are welcome to help after Mass.
the school gates at any time. This is for access for police offi-
Many hands, make light work.
cers and in case of a fire. Please park on the street at all times
or in the parking lot. Thank you!
January Calendar
JAN. 9—RCIA/Adult Bible Study facilitators meeting in the A/R after Mass. See blurb for more information.
JAN. 10—First week in Ordinary Time.
JAN. 13-15—Walcott Basketball tournament. Go Saints!
JAN. 17—NO School, Martin Luther King Jr. day.
JAN. 18—Hereford Community Blood Drive, noon to 5:45 pm.
JAN. 20—Parish office closed all day for a Parish Staff Retreat.
JAN. 21—Parish Office open 9-12.
JAN. 22—Walk for Life, Mass begins at 10 am at St. Mary’s Cathedral
JAN. 30—Opening of Catholic Schools Weeks, Mass at 9:30 am.
The Charles Schlabs family wishes to extend
their thanks and heartfelt gratitude for all of
Communion Ministers to the Sick
the thoughts, prayers, and assistance during Volunteers Needed
this difficult time in our lives. Special thanks If you are interested in becoming a Commun-
to Father Nick Gerber and Father John Val- ion Minister to the Sick, please call the parish
dez for their special blessings for our beloved office. We are in need of more volunteers to
help distribute communion to our homebound.
wife, mother, and grandmother. We also wish
Please, prayerfully considered becoming a Communion
to express special thanks to Carolyn Kollin and Faith
Minister to the Sick When we get a good number of new
Diaz for assisting with music. Special thanks to those volunteers, we will hold a training.
who provided food and to the dining crew for the meal
our family enjoyed. We feel Very blessed to have such a
wonderful extended family within our Church.
Confession Times:
Sunday: 8 am—9:15 am
Charles Schlabs Saturday: 4:30 pm— 5:30 pm
Janette & Eric Fowler Also by appointment at the Parish Office or at home
Susan & Billy Stubbs according to Father Nick’s schedule.
Are you registered for
NEW NUMBER OR ADDRESS? FORMED? It’s quick and
Do you have a new phone number? easy, all you need is an email
Have you moved to a new address? If so address; you no longer need a code to register! Once
please let us know in the church office, you have confirmed your email address, you’re all set
364-6150. OR are you new to our
to begin exploring FORMED.org FORMED has many
parish? Did you just turn 18? If so come by the church
office and register as a new parishioner! We promise options for children, young adults, and parents.
your information will not be given out to anyone! It’s the Catholic Netflix.
HOLY CROSS CORNER RCIA & Adult Bible Study Facilitators
The Holy Cross Catholic Academy 13- A meeting for all RCIA/Adult Bible Study
member speech/debate team took 3rd place facilitators will be held Sunday January
at the Amarillo High School tournament on 9th following Mass in the Antonian Room.
December 3/4, with several members of the team moving RCIA candidates seeking to enter the
on to semi-finals and finals in their events. Church in the Spring of 2023 must attend
Debate: all classes offered through our parish.
Kelly Le 1st Adult Bible Study
Elizabeth Lewis 3rd Adult Bible Study to cover Salvation
Andrew Sillivent 3rd History will begin on January 16th
Poetry: after Mass in the Antonian Room.
Nasayha Estrada 2nd This class will be approximately one
Madison Heath 3rd hour in length and last for 28 weeks.
Poetry:
Madison Heath 3rd For signups or more information
please contact Joe Lafuente at (806) 265-7729 or email
Kaci Willburn 6th
at chiefjoe58@yahoo.com
Congratulations Mustangs!
Hereford Community Blood Drive CATHOLIC LIFE INSURANCE
Catholic Life Insurance Raffle Sell
Tuesday, January 18 from noon to
Those Tickets You can support our
5:45 pm in the Ballroom at the
school by purchasing a $5 raffle ticket
Hereford Civic Center. All Donors
for the Catholic School Sweepstake.
will receive a blood emergency
ALL MONIES FROM THE SALE OF THE TICKETS
readiness corps shirt. To schedule
GO DIRECTLY TO OUR SCHOOL! Catholic Life In-
your appointment, call 806-331-
surance is sponsoring the Sweepstakes and has prizes.
8833 or visit
Grand Prize includes the choice of: 2022 Ford F-150
yourbloodinstitute.org NEW
Truck OR 2021Ford Focus Sedan OR Prepaid $20,000
COVID-19 antibody test for do-
Visa Credit Card; Each participating school will have a
nors! Test detects natural or vaccine response.
$1000 Prepaid VISA Card Individual Winner drawn
St. Anthony Parish Food Pantry from tickets sold by their school. Which class will be the
TOP selling class? All tickets need to be turned in by
We will be closing our parish food pantry. January 14, 2022. The official drawing for prizes will
We ask that canned goods be donated to the be February 14, 2022.
Hereford Pantry. We are thankful to you all
that donated food to our small pantry Pray with the Deacons.
throughout the years and appreciate your Morning prayer with Deacon Ronnie and Deacon
kindness. Canned goods that we have left in our small Gerald has resumed at 6:45 am. All protocols for
food pantry will be donated to the Hereford Food Pantry. social distancing will remain in place. Morning
prayer will begin at 6:45 am. Please enter through the
Having trouble with Flocknote? bell tower entrance.
Are you registered for Flocknote
and not receiving emails? Search Pray the Rosary
mail@flocknote.com in your inbox, Parishioners: All are welcome to join in praying
sometimes email providers will file the Rosary every Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. in
an email in a different folder mak- the back of the church. "The Rosary is the most powerful
ing it difficult for members to stay up to date. weapon to touch the Heart of Jesus, Our Redeemer, who
so loves His Mother." - St Louis de Montfort
Flocknote suggest that Flocknote members add
mail@flocknote.com to their contacts to ensure that
your email providers know the email is coming from
a trusted sender. This will keep emails from being
My family prayed _____
filed under the junk or spam folder. rosaries this week.
Thought for Reflection:
“Sin is not hurtful because it is forbidden, but it is forbidden because it is hurtful.”—Benjamin Franklin
“Temper is what gets most of us into trouble. Pride is what keeps us there.”—Anonymous
“When everything goes against you, till it seems as though you could not hold on a minute longer, never give up
then, for that is just the place and time that the tide will turn.”—Harriet Beecher Stowe
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