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ByRosemary December 2, 2018
Rosemary's Blessing of The Week

Author Unknown

Denni reading from the Prophet Jeremiah.

Our Special Thanks
- For the Readings: Denni & Tom
- For The Team: Georgie & Buddy
- For the Communion Bread: Alison
- For the Wine & Cups: Ken & Cindy
- For the Pictures: Rick & Mike
- For the coffee and extras: Becky & Tom & Jackie
- For the altar & sound: Jackie
- For the Music: Ben & Shonda & David
- For all who helped with communion
- For John celebrating Masses these weeks
Tom reading from Thessalonians.

Birthdays:   Mike Moran (69, today), Cathy (69, Tuesday), Grace (Tuesday), Fred Jansky (71, Saturday), & Patricia 's last cigarette this date 2010)

Anniversaries:

Shonda & Cody ( 2nd, tomorrow, Monday)

Rosemary reading her Blessing of The Week.



Please Remember these special people:

For Meredith, cancer free; For David Dinsmore's cousin in W. VA & for Darbyanne; For Jerry Brophy, a high school classmate of mine For Tom Quinn’s brother,Tim; For Hue; For John O'Donnell & Mary Ellen; For Carol's recuperation; For Joe Mazzei's sister, Nina with cancer; For Dee and her daughter, Lisa; For John Schanot's continued recuperation; For a young man who is suffering from depression; For Cliff & Jean, plus Jean's brother Terry; For Rosemary's niece, Beth and her partner, Sarah with cancer; For Laura's sister Claudia; For Dawn;    For Anthony & Sabrina;



Happy 2nd Anniversary, Cody and Shonda.

For John & Jean's son John Louis; For our good friend Kay (at 90 years!) in Ontario;  For Jackie's friend, Barbara, plus Angela & her mom; or Sr. Patricia Otillio, a nun I worked with for years in Grand Coteau; John Cade's mother in law, Kalliopi Piskiouli; for Frank’s brother with advanced Parkinsons; For Steve Barrett, Rose, & Katie;  Dick Thompson's daughter, Teri Jill, and Judy's aging parents; Barb & Warren's grandbabies, Leighton Elizabeth and Warren Phillip and Ethan Michel, & their friend Chris, plus Barb's Annie & Kaitlen;

Happy 61st Birthday, Mike.

Tom and Teresa Quinn's niece, Chawna, with cancer, their granddaughter, Mikayla;   plus Neva Flynn, Angel, and Diane Kreeitzer; Connie Doherty's mom and her sister, plus Kevin's cousin, Peter; For a number of David McKeon's family who are having a rough time with health issues; for our friends, sons, and daughters in the military, including Ryan McClurg and Chebino; cure for autism from Laura Chollick; for our President.

Welcome into the 60's, Dear Grace, and Happy Birthday.



Your Finances, December, 2 2018

Expenses: $710.00

Outreach: $195.00

Donated today:   Nothing this week.

Thanks for your Generosity, Everybody.

Yep, Cathy, that red velvet cupcake was saved just for you. Happy Birthday.

Have a Good Week, J.S

(214-783-0443)

Congratulations, Patricia. Why?? Because on this date in 2010 you smoked your last one. Today is also your husband Fred's birthday. A nice combination of special events.

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      Help create a Catholic Community that welcomes all God’s People, provides for & challenges spiritual & total growth.

      Reaches out to help people who are disadvantaged & make the world we live in a better place to live.

Cupcake of The Week time. Everybody's favorite time, especially the kids.
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Reminder for Sunday, December 2, 2018, First Advent
ByRosemary November 28, 2018

Note: we are now meeting at Legacy Academy. We will continue to post this map until after Christmas Eve.

Welcome: Catholic Mass with coffee & juice, and pastries, some bought, some home-made.

Time: 9:30; Celebrate with the Community & John Stack

Place: Legacy Charter School, Accent Drive, Plano, TX 75075

Readings:

Jeremiah 33:14-16,  The days are surely coming, says the LORD

Psalm 25:1-10,  To you, O LORD, I lift up my soul.

1 Thessalonians 3:9-13,  How can we thank God enough for you in return for all the joy that we feel before our God because of you?

Luke 21:25-36,  Then he told them a parable: "Look at the fig tree and all the trees . . .

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Sunday Homily for November 25, 2018, Christ the King, B cycle
ByRosemary November 25, 2018
- Intro to Readings:
  
  Psalm 103 – In Psalm 103 we hear the psalmist’s description
  
  of God. This same verse is also in psalm 86 and 145, and in Exodus
  
  Ch 34 and Jonah Ch 4. It’s no wonder that, hearing these words,
  
  thanksgiving became one of the hallmarks of Christian communities.
  
  First Corinthians: Ch 1 Paul opens his letter to the
  
  Christian community in Corinth by giving thanks for the
  
  abundance of spiritual blessings they have received.
  
  Luke, in his Gospel, Ch 17, highlights how thanksgiving is
  
  the way to acknowledge blessings in our daily lives.
  
  Homily:
  
  Marv Knox is field coordinator for Fellowship Southwest, a
  
  ministry that provides services for people in the Rio Grande
  
  Valley, including refugees at the border, kids in public schools,
  
  disaster relief, and helping people avoid the unjust system of
  
  payday loans. His article in the Morning News on Friday inspired
  
  me. He wrote of the similarity between giving thanks and counting
  
  blessings. He proposes counting our blessings, as we do here
  
  every Sunday. People pretty much agree we’ve been living
  
  through hard times.
  
   It’s clear we are a nation divided. Some are still waiting to
  
  know the outcome of political races; when people are
  
  divided almost 50-50, counting and re-counting votes takes
  
  a lot of time.
  
   We’re still hearing of the forest-fire body counts, with
  
  hundreds still missing and unaccounted for.
  
   Refugees the world over, and at our own border, are hoping
  
  and asking for safety from danger.
  
   The chaos in Europe and confusion in our western alliance.
  
   Experiencing the results of global warming, with increased
  
  intensity and frequency of storms, floods and fires.
  
   The dropping and shaky stock market.
  
   The threat again of nuclear aggression from North Korea.
  
   These hard times, of course, are societal, shared by all;
  
  there are also the personal hard times we each live with,
  
  e.g., living with my sisters’ hurt and inability to speak with
  
  one another. You know your hard time—the anxiety, hurt,
  
  sadness or trauma you live with.
  
  Counting blessings moves our focus from the dark to the light.
  
  It helps us see what’s going right, even while we know much is
  
  going wrong.
  
  Counting blessings turns our attention away from ourselves to
  
  acknowledge the helpful actions of others.
  
  Counting blessings gives us hope. As we count blessings—
  
  and give thanks—we see that God is unchanging—ever faithful,
  
  loving, and abounding in kindness.
  
  Today, like every Sunday, we counted blessings in our lives.
  
  Imagine, rather than writing his letter to the Christian community
  
  in Corinth (Greece), Paul wrote to this Christian community,
  
  saying: I give thanks for your openness to God. There’s no end to
  
  what has happened in you; it’s beyond speech. The truth of Jesus
  
  has been clearly verified in your lives…. God will never give up on
  
  you. Never forget that.”
  
  So: How have you opened your eyes and minds to see and count
  
  blessings in your life?
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Reminder for Sunday, November 25, 2018, Christ the King, Ordinary Time
ByRosemary November 23, 2018
Sorry the Blog is late. Too much turkey!

Note: we are now meeting at Legacy Academy. We will continue to post this map until after Christmas Eve.

"I believe"

Welcome: Catholic Mass with coffee & juice, and pastries, some bought, some home-made.

Time: 9:30; Celebrate with the Community & John Cade

Place: Legacy Charter School, Accent Drive, Plano, TX 75075

All kids welcome.

Readings:

Daniel 7, 13-14, I saw one like a Son of man coming.

Psalm 93,  The Lord is king, he is robed in majesty.

Revelation 1, 5-8, Jesus Christ is the faithful witness.

John 18, 32-37, Are you the king of the Jews

Community Activities:

"Welcome, All You Girls."

ROMEO MEET: Friday, November 30, Jason's Deli, Collin Creek Mall, west side of Central, 1:00. Welcome all wakos, you will fit right in.  Let’s skip the day after Thanksgiving.

JULIETTE LUNCHEON December Luncheon

Note 1: The Meyerson Christmas concert, December 13, Thursday. Welcome. Rosemary is filling the list. Tickets are $32.00.

Carrie & Paul are actually awake and listening!

TRUE?

Two boys were walking home from Sunday school

after hearing a strong preaching on the devil.

One said to the other, 'What do you think about

all this Satan stuff?'

The other boy replied, 'Well, you know how

Santa Claus turned out.

It's probably just your Dad..'

Our Father 1.

What is going on in our Catholic world?
1. Ignore the Vatican & their inactivity, National Catholic Reporter, November 13 https://www.ncronline.org/news/accountability/ignore-vatican-bishops-can-forge-ahead-stopping-abuse-cover?utm_source=NOV_13_CLOHESSY_FORGE+AHEAD&utm_campaign=cc&utm_medium=email
Peace, Everybody & have a Happy Thanksgiving Holiday.

See you Sunday,

J.S., 214-783-0443

Ugh oh, here's trouble.

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Help create a Catholic Community that welcomes all God’s People, provides for and challenges spiritual and total growth.

Reaches out to help people who are disadvantaged and make the world we live in a better place to live.
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Sunday Homily for November 18, 2018, 33rd, Ordinary Time & Thanksgiving
ByRosemary November 18, 2018
Says our dearest Harper, "Welcome in, Everybody.

Readings:

Daniel 12, 1-3, In those day, I, Daniel, heard the word of the Lord

Psalm 16,  You are my inheritance, O Lord

1 Corinthians 1, 3-9, I give thanks (selection from Thanksgiving Day)

Mark 13, 24-32, Learn a lesson from the fig tree.

With Buddy reading the blessing of the candles, Emma lights the candles.

Thanksgiving History: Everyone knows about the first Thanksgiving in 1602 with the Pilgrims and the Indians eating together, the Mayflower, and Plymouth Rock.   Here are 5 facts that people do not hear about usually.
1. When did Thanksgiving begin? Our ancestors have celebrated end of harvest feasts of gratitude for centuries. Lincoln first focused on a national feast; FDR established the national holiday in 1941.
Michelle with her dad, Gil.
1. The pilgrims did not know they were pilgrims. They called themselves saints, and non-saints were called strangers. The word pilgrim came along in the 18 hundreds, 2 centuries later. They were not even Puritans, but separatists. They split off from the Church of England, old Henry VIII's church, and the Puritans did not split off.
2. The Separatists did not come to establish religious freedom. They came for religious freedom for their religion and only their religion. Like the Catholic Church, the Separatists demanded everyone belong to their program. Failure to conform could result in execution, ala inquisition.
And the Father will Dance, One of our most favorite hymns led by Ben.
1. The Mayflower returned to England, was torn apart, and its beams were used to build a barn in Buckinghamshire (just north of London & east of Oxford).
2. How did the Indians & Separatists communicate? The Indians were Algonquians & one of them, Squanto had actually lived in Briton some years. He returned to his tribe and taught his friend, Samoset English. It was Samoset who communicated with the Separatists, & the Indians taught them to raise corn, to fish, and to hunt. In the first winter half of the 100 Separatists died before the Indians taught them how to survive.
Elevation time.

Thanksgiving

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, my most favorite celebration, I would like to talk about blessings. Excuse me for the personal focus. It is my annual assessment. Rosemary & I do this together more toward the end of the year, but initially I put together my own list.

As an aside, this Tuesday we celebrate the 26^th anniversary of the 6 Jesuits killed in the patio of their residence of their university, UCA, University of Central America, El Salvador.

Offertory with Mike, John, and Connie.

Thanksgiving

Despite the fact that Rosemary says, when she hears that I want to give a Thanksgiving homily this Sunday, “Not another thanksgiving homily.” I promise her that won’t repeat the Big 3 Blessings in my life. Like entering the Jesuits, spending 10 years in East Africa, and marrying her.

Instead, I have Ragbrai. The ride across Iowa in July. You have heard me talk about this event on numerous occasions. To me this is an extraordinary event, some 30 thousand riders, 400-500 miles from the Missouri River to the Mississippi.

Saturday night wedding with Christi and Steve.

I have my favorite vendor, the Mennonite community, serving home made pie slices and a big bowl of vanilla ice cream. One flavor of ice cream, a dozen flavors of pie, which the are baking right there on the edge of the road. Like in October we took an ocean cruise in the North Atlantic, starting in Bergen, Switzerland, and continuing through Amsterdam and Portsmouth, England through the Straights of Gibraltar to Barcelona, Spain.

One of the most moving experiences was taking a bus from Bruge, Belgium to the First World War battle lines at Ypres. This was to be the war to end all wars.

Away they go on a new journey in life.

Thirdly, and this is the best year after year. This community, you people. Like what community could you find who would welcome with open arms a crazy woman who wants to tell us about her ancestors who came over on the Mayflower. Moreover, we loved the presentation, complete with singing and a costume change.

These are just three of my blessings this year. What are three of yours.

Even big kids get to play with the toys, as long as the kids don't see them
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ByRosemary November 18, 2018
Rosemary's Blessing:

“Father and Mother of all:

We give thanks for food and remember the hungry,

We give thanks for health and remember the sick,

We give thanks for friends and remember the friendless,

We give thanks for freedom and remember the enslaved.

May our giving thanks stir us to service, that our blessings may be shared with others. Amen.”

A Thanksgiving prayer from a Dear Abbey column

Mary reading from Daniel.

Thanks to these special people
- For the Readings: Mary & Bernadette
- For The Team: Buddy & Georgie
- For the Communion Bread: Alison & John
- For the Special Communion Cups: Jan & Charlie
- For the Pictures: Rick & Mike & Connie
- For the coffee and extras: Jackie & Becky & Tom
- For the altar & sound: Jackie & Hue
- For the Music: Ben
- For Becky & her generous hospitality at Legacy
- For all who helped with communion
Bernadette reads from 2 Corinthians.

Birthdays:   Diane McMahon (Sunday, 81), Frank Esparza (Monday), Ron Ackerman (Thursday)

Rosemary reading her Blessing of The The Week.

Remember these special people

For Meredith, cancer free; For David Dinsmore's cousin in W. VA & for Darbyanne; For Jerry Brophy, a high school classmate of mine For Tom Quinn’s brother,Tim; For Hue; For John O'Donnell & Mary Ellen; For Carol's recuperation; For Joe Mazzei's sister, Nina with cancer; For Dee and her daughter, Lisa; For John Schanot's continued recuperation; For a young man who is suffering from depression; For Cliff & Jean, plus Jean's brother Terry; For Rosemary's niece, Beth and her partner, Sarah with cancer; For Laura's sister Claudia; For Dawn;    For Anthony & Sabrina;

Our Dearest Emma, you are a natural. You do everything so well.

For John & Jean's son John Louis; For our good friend Kay (at 90 years!) in Ontario;  For Jackie's friend, Barbara, plus Angela & her mom; or Sr. Patricia Otillio, a nun I worked with for years in Grand Coteau; John Cade's mother in law, Kalliopi Piskiouli; for Frank’s brother with advanced Parkinsons; For Steve Barrett, Rose, & Katie;  Dick Thompson's daughter, Teri Jill, and Judy's aging parents; Barb & Warren's grandbabies, Leighton Elizabeth and Warren Phillip and Ethan Michel, & their friend Chris, plus Barb's Annie & Kaitlen;

Happy 81st birthday today, Dearest Diane. You are still one of my classiest dancers.

Tom and Teresa Quinn's niece, Chawna, with cancer, their granddaughter, Mikayla;   plus Neva Flynn, Angel, and Diane Kreeitzer; Connie Doherty's mom and her sister, plus Kevin's cousin, Peter; For a number of David McKeon's family who are having a rough time with health issues; for our friends, sons, and daughters in the military, including Ryan McClurg and Chebino; cure for autism from Laura Chollick; for our President.

And Happy Birthday to you Dear Frank.

Your Finances, November 18, 2018

Expenses: $5235.00

Outreach: $315.00

Thanks for your Generosity, Everybody

We donated $2,000.00 to Soul's Harbor today.

Jim, you got that cupcake because everyone felt sorry for you, being a student in my classes back at Jesuit in the 60's.

Have a Great Week, J.S.

(214-783-0443)

Welcome, Brent, to our monthly contribution to souls Harbor, the great work you do. Wish it could be more.

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      Reaches out to help people who are disadvantaged & make the world we live in a better place to live.

Trouble makers brewing up some trouble?
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Reminder for Sunday, November 118, 2018, 33rd, Ordinary Time & Thanksgiving
ByRosemary November 14, 2018

Note: we are now meeting at Legacy Academy. We will continue to post this map until after Christmas Eve.

Welcome aboard the voyage of The Mayflower, Everybody. Our guide this morning is our dear Cathy & her ancestors.

Welcome: Catholic Mass with coffee & juice, and pastries, some bought, some home-made.

Time: 9:30; Celebrate with the Community & Stack

Place: Legacy Charter School, Accent Drive, Plano, TX 75075

All you passengers got your life jackets?

Readings:

Daniel 12, 1-3, In those day, I, Daniel, heard the word of the Lord

Psalm 16,  You are my inheritance, O Lord

Hebrews 10, 11-14, Every priest stands daily at his ministry

Mark 13, 24-32, Learn a lesson from the fig tree.

Two of our best crew members.

Community Activities:

ROMEO MEET: Friday, November 16, Jason's Deli, Collin Creek Mall, west side of Central, 1:00. Welcome all wakos, you will fit right in.

JULIETTE LUNCHEON December Luncheon TBA

Note 1: The Meyerson Christmas concert, December 13, Thursday. Welcome. Rosemary is filling the list. Tickets are $32.00.

The dining room staff.

TRUE?

Don't give up. Moses was once a basket case.

On board coffee break for  on board crew members Rob, Carrie, & Paul.

Anything happening in our Catholic World?

1. Buffalo deacon tries to hold his bishop accountable, Corpus, October 27,

https://corpus-blog.blogspot.com/2018/10/in-buffalo-deacons-quest-to-hold-his.html1.

2. NCR editorial letter to U.S. bishops, November 9, https://www.ncronline.org/news/opinion/open-letter-us-catholic-bishops-its-over?utm_source=NOV_9_EDITORIAL_LETTER-IT%27S_OVER&utm_campaign=cc&utm_medium=email

Peace and Hugs, Everybody.

See you Sunday,

J.S., 214-783-0443

Thanks, Cathy, for taking us on a terrific voyage.

JSM Mission-Faith Statement:

Help create a Catholic Community that welcomes all God’s People, provides for and challenges spiritual and total growth.

Reaches out to help people who are disadvantaged and make the world we live in a better place to live.

Coming this week, Thanksgiving, Yeah!

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Sunday Homily for November 11, 2018, 32nd, Ordinary Time
ByRosemary November 11, 2018

Who is this Mystery Presenter? A Pilgrim, a religious, a stranger? Maybe all? No! Cathy in period dress, nothing less than the Best, tells the story of the Mayflower on which she had some ancestors, both a 'stranger' & a 'religious.' Thanks, Cathy, for an excellent & fun presentation.

Readings:

1 Kings 17, 10-16, The jar of flour shall not go empty

Psalm 146,  Praise the Lord, my soul.

Hebrews 7, 23-28, Once for all he has now appeared

Mark 12, 38-44, This poor widow put in more than all the others.

While Buddy reads The Blessing of The Candles, Harper lights the candles. Good work, both of you, Harper & Buddy. And thanks, Georgie, for helping Buddy to read.

Kings:

     Author & date of composition: the work is a compilation of numerous sources put together near the end of the Babylonian Captivity, ca. 555.

    Subject Matter: 1 Kings is part of a 4 book work that includes 1 & 2 Samuel and 1 & 2 Kings. The 3 kings are Saul, David, and his son, Solomon.

The work begins with Samuel, the last great judge, continues through the lives of the 3 kings, and finally shows how Solomon’s sons’ squabbles led to the division of the Jewish nation into two states, north & south, Israel & Judah. Both states were defeated and the people of both were taken into captivity as slaves.

The people of Israel never returned from Syria. The people of Judah taken into the Babylonian Captivity maintained their tribal identify and came back to Jerusalem, which had been wrecked. The Babylonian Captivity ended on a high note when Cyrus of Persia defeats Nebuchadnezzar in Babylon, and allows the Jews to return to Jerusalem.



John reading from 1 Kings.

The Theme: you be good, good things happen to you; you be bad, bad things happen to you.

    Our selection: 2 great prophets lived when the kingdom divided, Elijah & Elisha. They criticized the bad ways of the sons of King Solomon. In this selection, Elijah tells the king he is going to send a drought to the king's land. Then Elijah goes away & meets a poor, starving widow with a son. Watch what happens. This is setting us up for the Widow's Mite story in the gospel.

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ByRosemary November 11, 2018
Cathy, in full form & dress. says "Welcome in, Everyone, and enjoy the story of my two ancestors who sailed on The Mayflower."

In remembrance of the 100th Anniversary of the end of the First World War – November 11, 1918 at 11:11 AM.

In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place: and in the sky
The larks still bravely singing fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the dead: Short days ago,
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved: and now we lie
In Flanders fields!

Taken from IN FLANDERS FIELDS
By Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae

Composed at the battlefront on May 3, 1915
during the second battle of Ypres, Belgium

Cemetery in Ypres, Belgium.

Thanks, Rosemary, for reading On Flanders Field, to help honor the memory of The Signing on this 100 year anniversary.

Thanks to these special people
- For the Readings: John & Cody
- For The Team: Buddy & Georgie
- For the Communion Bread: Alison & John
- For the Special Communion Cups: Jan & Charlie
- For the Pictures: Rick & Rosemary
- For the coffee and extras: Jackie & Mike Carrell
- For the altar & sound: Jackie & Hue
- For the Music: Ben & Shonda
- For Becky & her generous hospitality at Legacy
- For all who helped with communion
As Alison sez, "Only this much more until He shuts up."

Birthdays:  Karen Anderlick (last Sunday) & John; (last John DeGenova (59, last Thursday), Rosemary (Wednesday)

Anniversaries

John & Connie (32^nd, Wednesday)

Alison & Jan, our super welcome team.

Remember these special people

For Meredith, cancer free; For David Dinsmore's cousin in W. VA & for Darbyanne; For Jerry Brophy, a high school classmate of mine For Tom Quinn’s brother,Tim; For Hue; For John O'Donnell & Mary Ellen; For Carol's recuperation; For Joe Mazzei's sister, Nina with cancer; For Dee and her daughter, Lisa; For John Schanot's continued recuperation; For a young man who is suffering from depression; For Cliff & Jean, plus Jean's brother Terry; For Rosemary's niece, Beth and her partner, Sarah with cancer; For Laura's sister Claudia; For Dawn;    For Anthony & Sabrina;

The Board of Directors planning Advent.

For John & Jean's son John Louis; For our good friend Kay (at 90 years!) in Ontario;  For Jackie's friend, Barbara, plus Angela & her mom; or Sr. Patricia Otillio, a nun I worked with for years in Grand Coteau; John Cade's mother in law, Kalliopi Piskiouli; for Frank’s brother with advanced Parkinsons; For Steve Barrett, Rose, & Katie;  Dick Thompson's daughter, Teri Jill, and Judy's aging parents; Barb & Warren's grandbabies, Leighton Elizabeth and Warren Phillip and Ethan Michel, & their friend Chris, plus Barb's Annie & Kaitlen;

Happy Birthday, Karen. We saved your cupcake from last week.

Tom and Teresa Quinn's niece, Chawna, with cancer, their granddaughter, Mikayla;   plus Neva Flynn, Angel, and Diane Kreeitzer; Connie Doherty's mom and her sister, plus Kevin's cousin, Peter; For a number of David McKeon's family who are having a rough time with health issues; for our friends, sons, and daughters in the military, including Ryan McClurg and Chebino; cure for autism from Laura Chollick; for our President.

Forget not, Alison. That cupcake is for John's birthday.

Your Finances, November 11, 2018

Expenses: $615.00

Outreach: $230.00

Thanks for your Generosity, Everybody

Jan & Sir Charlie. Jan, how do you do it?

Have a Great Week, J.S.

(214-783-0443)

Ben, thanks for exceptional work today!

JSM Mission-Faith Statement

    Help create a Catholic Community that welcomes all God’s People, provides for & challenges spiritual & total growth.

      Reaches out to help people who are disadvantaged & make the world we live in a better place to live.

Nothing better than a Harper Hug! Thanks, Harper.
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Reminder for Sunday, November 11, 2018, 32nd, Ordinary Time
ByRosemary November 7, 2018
Note: we are now meeting at Legacy Academy. We will continue to post this map until after Christmas Eve.

Is the Brown Family taking over?? Only Zoe on candles, Buddy on Blessing, and Georgie directing the orchestra.

Welcome: Catholic Mass with coffee & juice, and pastries, some bought, some home-made.

Time: 9:30; Celebrate with the Community & Stack

Place: Legacy Charter School, Accent Drive, Plano, TX 75075

Notice:  Prepare yourself for a Mystery Guest Speaker.

Are you people crazy? Here it is time to change our clocks, a good time to sleep in, and here you are!

Readings:

1 Kings 17, 10-16, The jar of flour shall not go empty

Psalm 146,  Praise the Lord, my soul.

Hebrews 7, 23-28, Once for all he has now appeared

Mark 12, 38-44, This poor widow put in more than all the others.

Offertory Time with Bill, Marlene, and Cindy.

Community Activities:

ROMEO MEET: Friday, November 9, Jason's Deli, Collin Creek Mall, west side of Central, 1:00. Welcome all wakos, you will fit right in.

JULIETTE LUNCHEON December Luncheon TBA

Note 1: The Meyerson Christmas concert, December 13, Thursday. Welcome. Rosemary is filling the list. Tickets are $32.00.

Board Meet: is it time again for you to sing, Emma?

TRUE?

Download Cramer Old Folks' perks Blog Oct.24

Healing touch for Bern. Thanks, too, Bernadette for helping with this memorial for the Pittsburgh special people.

Anything happening in our Catholic World?
1. The Caravan. National Catholic Reporter, November 3, https://www.ncronline.org/news/justice/theology-en-la-plaza/immigrant-caravan-wave-hope-america?utm_source=NCR+Weekend+Edition+Nov+3-4&utm_campaign=cc&utm_medium=email
Healing touch for Beth.

See you Sunday.

J.S., 214-783-0443

Healing touch for Bernadette's Jewish friend who graced us with her presence this special day.

JSM Mission-Faith Statement:

Help create a Catholic Community that welcomes all God’s People, provides for and challenges spiritual and total growth.

Reaches out to help people who are disadvantaged and make the world we live in a better place to live.

Peace, Beth, peace, Everybody.
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