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Sacraments Baptism The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated during regular week-end Masses, one family per Mass (none during Lent); or at a communal celebration on the 1st Saturday of the month. Next Baptism Prep Seminar: Tuesday, January 19, 2015 at 7 PM. RSVP in advance to Susan Sandles. Marriage Contact Susan Sandles at least 9-12 months in advance. Reconciliation/Penance Wednesdays, 5:30 PM prior to 6:30 PM Mass; Saturdays, 3 PM prior to 4 PM Mass. Private by appointment; call the office. Anointing of the Sick Available at any Mass; notify the receptionist upon arrival. Outside of Mass, call the office. First Eucharist & First Penance Contact Kim Carr. High School Confirmation Contact Victoria Hamaty. RCIA Contact Luisa Martini.

Office Hours & Locations Monday-Friday, the parish office is located in the Ministry Center; the weekend location is in the Worship Center.

Monday-Thursday—9 AM-5 PM closed for lunch 12 Noon-1:30 PM Friday—9 AM-1 PM Saturday—3:30-5:30 PM Sunday—7:30 AM-12 Noon; 5-6:30 PM Bulletin Deadlines 12 Noon, 9 days in advance of publication date.

ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH 1897 W. MAIN ST LEWISVILLE TEXAS 75067-3280 P: 972-436-9581 F: 972-436-5302 WEB SITE: www.stphilipcc.org SISTER PARISH ST. THERESE BOILEAU, HAITI

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Sacraments & Prayer

Please pray for . . .

Mass Schedule & Intentions Saturday, January 9 4 PM, +Janie Silva Lugo Sunday, January 10 Baptism of the Lord 7:30 AM, +Rev. Fr. Marlon 9:30 AM*, +Stan Woosley 11:30 AM*, +John Shearer 5:30 PM, The People of St. Philip Church Monday, January 11 12:15 PM, +Peg De Ore Yeager Wednesday, January 13 Saint Hilary 6:30 PM, +Coral Pimenta Thursday, January 14 6:30 AM, +Leonard Poage

Friday, January 15 9:00 AM, +Pam Gasparec Saturday, January 16 4 PM, +Josephine Carbone Sunday, January 17 7:30 AM, +Ellie Mead 9:30 AM*, +Polly Snell 11:30 AM*, The People of St. Philip Church 5:30 PM, +David Garross

Weekly Scripture Readings 1/10-17 4-11 Sun Is 40:1-5, 9-11 / Ps 104:1b-4, 24-25, 27-30 / Ti 2:11-14;

3:4-7 / Lk 3:15-16, 21-22 Mon 1 Sm 1:1-8 / Ps 116:12-19 / Mk 1:14-20 Tue 1 Sm 1:9-20 / (Ps) 1 Sm 2:1, 4-8 / Mk 1:21-28 Wed 1 Sm 3:1-10, 19-20 / Ps 40:2, 5, 7-10 / Mk 1:29-39 Thu 1 Sm 4:1-11 / Ps 44:10-11, 14-15, 24-25 / Mk 1:40-45 Fri 1 Sm 8:4-7, 10-22a / Ps 89:16-19 / Mk 2:1-12 Sat 1 Sm 9:1-4, 17-19; 10 ;1a / Ps 21:2-7 / Mk 2:13-17 Sun Is 62:1-5 / Ps 96:1-3, 7-10 / 1 Cor 12:4-11 / Jn 2:1-11

Benefits of Eucharistic Adoration

“During our Holy Hour we grow more and more into His likeness.”

Archbishop Fulton Sheen

Confessions Wednesdays 5:30-6:15 PM Saturdays 3-3:45 PM Other times by appointment

Devotions Rosary—Tuesdays, 3 PM Chapel The Rosary is also prayed 20 minutes prior to all Masses.

Rosary for Life—1st Saturdays, 8:30 AM Mary Garden

Eucharistic Adoration—Thursdays, 7-11:30 AM Wednesdays, 7-8 PM Adoration for Life—Last Sunday of the Month, 12:45-5PM Liturgy of the Hours Morning Prayer—Tuesdays, 8 AM Church Evening Prayer—Tuesdays, 6 PM Church

Our brothers and sisters who are ill, especially . . . Laura Sanchez (sister of Gabriela Butler), Gene Wright, Robert Masler, Sandra Durbin, Judy Watke (mother of Margaret Hofmeister), John Williamson II, Sharon Weaver, Mary Ellen Harding, Walt Hanrahan (uncle of Terence Carr), Walter Beer (father of Anita Weber), Dan Selders (brother of Tommy Selders), Albert Garcia

Our brothers and sisters with long-term or on-going health conditions, especially . . . Lewis Feild (son-in-law of Carl & Brenda Allen), John Nichols, Heather Hofmann (daughter of Marlene Wille), Shirley McIlhenney, Marie Kane (cousin of Dave Merlene), Aaron Bacha (son of Linda Bacha), John-Paul Kalapati, Wanda Stephens, Greg Erb, Joe Magni, Ruth Watry, Nathaniel Birdsall, Scott Clark, Bea Currie, Katie Frank, Tommy Harding, Nancy Schaefers, Wayne Tucker, Geneva Trimble, Kaci Epley (daughter of Churck & Peggy), Kate & Wanda Loughborough, Jackie Burris Edwards (daughter of Boyd and Patricia), Brian Doyle Butler (brother of Michael), Shawn McGraw, C. Aaron Verdin, Margie Jermyn, Deacon Ray Lamarre, Daniel Fountain (grandson of Tommy Selders), Mike Carlson (husband of Carol), Pat Friedrichs, Carole Flynt

Our brothers and sisters who have been born into eternal life . . . Ida Ayo, Eva Ponce (mother of Frances Sandoval), Pat Kerrigan (mother of Deacon John Kerrigan), Rudy Thigpen (Uncle of Fr. McDaniel), Georgianna Burkett, Juan Carlos Cardenas, Paul Paulsen (uncle of Terence Carr), Martin Carlucci, Coral Ann Pimenta, David Butz

Our fellow parishioners who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith, and we pray for their families . . . Eugene Knoecny, 1/10/2006; Joseph “J.T.” Marek, 1/10/2007; William O’Boyle, 1/12/2012; Joan Raadt, 1/12/2010; Jack Foote, 1/12/2014; Fred Ozowski, 1/16/2010; Vincenza Mantegani, 1/19/1999; Russell Martz, 1/19/2012; James Dean Emmel, 1/19/2015

Vocations . . . Seminarian Maurice Moon, all our diocesan seminarians, and for vocations to the priesthood and religious life.

Lost and Found Please check Lost and Found promptly for any items that may have been left in the church. If items are left for more than a month, they will be donated to charity.

*Masses with Children’s Liturgy of the Word for those in elemen-tary school who have not yet made their First Holy Communion. Nursery Service available for children through age 5 (not yet in school) during all weekend and Holy Day Masses.

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Parish News

Collection Report

Christmas ........................... $40,092.34 December 27 ...................... $29,930.16 Building Fund ....................... $2,842.00 New Year’s Collection ............ $13,721.26 January 3 ........................... $22,636.69 Tornado Victims .................... $7,538.83 Christmas Wk 2 ........................ $230.00 Building Fund ....................... $1,265.00

We sincerely appreciate your stewardship of the Catholic faith at

St. Philip the Apostle Church.

Help Our Neighbors in Need Please continue to help others in our area. This coming week, please bring the following when you come to Mass:

•CCA — Helper mixes (Hamburger Helper, Tuna Helper, etc.), oil

•The Salvation Army— deodorant, rice, beans

Have You Seen Our New Website? St. Philip’s is pleased to announce the launch of a new website design. See our completely renovated and reorganized site at the same web address: stphilipcc.org.

Stewardship Corner As we begin a new year, let us take time to plan and make stew-ardship of time and talent a part of our lifestyle and Stewardship

of treasure a part of our budget.

Building Bucks Featured Vendor

Do You Like to Knit? If you would be interested in knitting caps (for newborns up to 12 years old) for the Ronald McDonald House in Dallas, please notify Mar-lene Cohen at 940-725-0077 or lenecohen@aol.com. Baby blankets would also probably be welcome!

K of C ART AUCTION

Saturday, January 23, 2016 St. Philip Community Life Center

Preview: 7:00 pm Auction: 8:00 pm Admission: $15.00 per person or $25.00 per couple

Door Prizes ~ 50/50 Hors D’oeuvres & Beverages ~ Dessert & Coffee

For more information call: Eddie Martinez (214) 205-8502, Dan Jacobs (972) 824-9139 or Phil Del Vecchio

(972) 679-5780 Major Credit Cards Accepted

Featuring Art in All Media & Price Ranges Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 9884

Tickets for the Art Auction will be sold after all Masses the weekend of January 9/10 and January 16/17.

It All Begins with the Altar Please join us for a presentation event on Mon-day, January 18, by Dr. James Patrick, theologi-an, architect, professor, and author. The event begins with a special Mass at 6:30 PM, followed by the presentation at 7:30 PM in the Communi-ty Life Center. Hot chocolate and cookies will be served to attendees. This event also quali-fies for our Architectural Certificate Pro-gram. Childcare is available by reservation; please contact Sue McPherson at 972-219-7626 to arrange for Nursery Services.

Starting a new project for 2016? Get your supplies from Lowe’s using Build-ing Bucks! We have $25 gift cards available, with 4% going to the church.

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Religious Formation—Preschool-12 Pope Francis has named this new year, the year of Mercy – may we strive for our lives to be rooted in the mercy of God. Throughout the year, the Formation offices will share concrete suggestions of how you and your families can live out the mercy that God offers us through His love and salvation. Here are a few suggestions that are perfect for busy days since they help you to slow down and think about the gifts God has blessed you with and how you are called to share them. – Source USCCB One way we can grow in mercy is by being more receptive to God through focusing on scripture, since the message of mercy and love is frequently proclaimed in the Scriptures and in the Christian witness to faith in Jesus (MV, no. 13). - Open yourself to listen to and hear the Word of God. - Prepare your mind and your heart by entering into a quiet space, giving yourself time for reflection. This can be done individually or with others in your family. - Ask God to open your hearts to receive His words of love into your life. - Read or listen to the Word of God and reflect on/discuss what the passage reveals to you about God's mercy and love. - Come up with one concrete way to incorporate this revelation of mercy into your daily actions, prayer life, or fam-ily life. A Family Prayer for the New Year Begin by inviting family members to bring their personal calendars or your family calendar and gather together. Pray the Sign of the Cross together. “God of all time, at the beginning of this year of mercy, we place the days and months of the new year into your hands. Fill our days with the blessings of family, friendship, laughter and love. Show us ways to spend our time serv-ing others in need while growing in mercy. Help us to appreciate the time we have together and to listen to your Word and talk with you in prayer. Amen”

Upcoming 2016 Dates: For more information regarding our Formation Programs, go to our website and select the Faith Formation tab

HIGH SCHOOL PRAYER GROUP MEETS WEDNESDAYS AT 5:30pm – SPY FORTIS Week of January 10 – Second semester of SPY FORTIS (HS) Formation classes begin January 11 – HS Confirmation class begins – Mandatory Parent/Student meeting at 7pm in the CLC (There was no class on January 4th as previously posted) Saturday, January 16th – March for Life Dallas Week of January 24- Second semester of Elementary and SPY FIDES (MS) Formation classes begin February 14- First Eucharist enrollment at 1 PM in the church February 19-21- “I Thirst” High school retreat – SPY FORTIS February 27th – “Rise Up” Middle School Rally – SPY FIDES The SPY youth programs are on social media! Follow us on Instagram & Twi er @SPYChurch

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Lifelong Formation

Catholics Returning Home This program is for those who are not fully participating in the Sunday Liturgy. Our 2nd Semester of classes begins on January 12 at 7pm and are held in the conference room. They will run for five weeks and we will be studying the sacraments. If you were not in the first semester, you are still welcome to join this next series of classes. We miss you and would like you to come home!!! If you have any questions, please contact Susan Sandles.

Confirmation for Adults If you are a practicing Catholic but missed your Confirmation as a child for any reason, we have a wonderful opportunity available for you. We will be holding a series of four consecutive classes begin-ning on Thursday January 26, 2016 from 7:00 – 8:00PM in Classroom 1 in order to prepare you for the reception of the sacrament. You must be willing to attend all four sessions. Please contact Susan Sandles if you will be attending this class.

Roe Memorial - March for Life Dallas On January 16, 2016, North Texas will mark the 43rd anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's tragic Roe v. Wade decision of January 22, 1973, making abortion available on demand in America through all 9 months of pregnancy and leading to the death of over 56 million unborn children. A bilingual Mass will be celebrated by Bishop Kevin Farrell with concelebrants Bishops Michael Olson and Douglas Deshotel and Father Abbot Peter Verhalen, at the Dallas Convention Center (seating for 9,000!). This year's homilist will be Father Edwin Leonard. Schedule of Events 11:30 a.m. Concert for Life 12:30 p.m. Rose Procession 1:00 p.m. Roe Memorial Mass 3:00 p.m. North Texas March for Life and Rally The Bishops would especially like to see many young people participating. We will have a bus for middle and high school youth from our parish; contact Victoria Hamaty (972-219-1754 or victoriahstphilipcc.org) to sign-up. Limited spots are available for adults on the bus; contact Luisa Martini (972-219-1686 or luisam@stphilipcc.org) for information. Adults must be certified in safe environment to ride the bus. The bus will leave at 10 am and return by 5 pm. The cost per per-son for the bus is $15 with an option of lunch for $10.

For families and adults – Consider riding the DART Rail to the Roe Memorial Events this year to save time and money on parking. The March for Life is also in need of volunteers, particularly Knights of Columbus, parish ushers and police or security officers. Don’t miss this annual event for Life! For more information, visit www.prolifedallas.org/roe.

Symbolon The second semester of Symbolon will be starting the week of Jan-uary 24. Class times will remain at the same time and day. We will be studying A Catholic Moran Vision and Catholic Social Teach-ing. You do not need to reregister if you were in the fall classes. If you have not attended before, but would like to join now, please feel free to do so. Here is the schedule for the first classes: Thurs-day Morning – 1/28 – 9:30 AM & Thursday Evening – 1/28 – 7 PM All classes will meet in the Education Wing in room 7/9. If you need childcare, please contact Sue McPherson.

Young Adults Holy Hour/Happy Hour Wednesday, January 13, at 7pm The Holy Hour is from 7-8 pm at St Philip in the Church, afterward we'll meet in the Narthex and then head over to a local restaurant for food and drinks! Feel free to join in for any part of the night and invite friends. There is also Mass at 6:30 pm and Confession available from 5:30-6:15 pm. Save the Dates January 16 – March for Life Dallas January 28 - Dinner and Scripture February 19-21 – Young Adult Lent Retreat

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“Solemn” Worship—By Fr. Allan Hawkins Much has been made, and rightly so, in the days since the Conclave of the truly Franciscan qualities of the new Pope. Quite evidently, his gentle humor, his unpretentiousness, his simplicity of style are things which are commending him to the hearts and imaginations of many. The Wall Street Journal today has an important and insightful Opinion essay on Pope Francis. “The white vestments and the splendor of events in St Peter’s Basilica reflect abiding tradition but remain pomp.” That word “pomp” has attracted a negative connotation, perhaps because of its close association with the adjective “pompous”. But, in reality, pomp is nothing other than the solemn traditional display of ritual and mu-sic. In fairly recent times, there has been a vogue for informality in worship — for balloons, clown ministries, folk, music, liturgical dancing, and so on. This surely is proving to be ephemeral; for the Catholic norm has always been solemn worship. C. S. Lewis interprets this word “solemn” admirably for us: “This quality will be understood by anyone who really understands the meaning of the Middle English word solempne. This means something different, but not radically different, from the modern English solemn. Like ‘solemn’ it implies the opposite of what is familiar, free and easy, or ordinary. But unlike ‘solemn’ it does not suggest gloom, oppression, or austerity. The ball in the first act of Romeo and Juliet was a ‘solemnity’. The feast at the beginning of Gawain and the Green Knight is very much a ‘solemnity’. A great Mass by Mozart or Beethoven is as much a solemnity in its hilari-ous Gloria as in its poignant Crucifixus est. The solempne is the festal which is also the stately and the ceremonial, the proper occasion for ‘pomp’ – and the very fact that ‘pompous’ is now used only in a bad sense measures the de-gree to which we have lost the old idea of solemnity. In an age when everyone puts on his oldest clothes to be happy in, you must re-awaken the simpler state of mind in which people put on gold and scarlet to be happy in. Above all, you must be rid of the hideous idea, the fruit of a widespread inferiority complex, that pomp, on the proper occa-sions, has any connection with vanity or self-conceit. A celebrant approaching the altar, a princess led out by a king to dance a minuet, a general officer on a ceremonial parade, a major-domo preceding the boar’s head at a Christmas feast — all these wear unusual clothes and move with calculated dignity. This does not mean that they are vain, but that they are obedient; they are obeying the atmosphere which must characterize a solemn occasion. The modern habit of doing ceremonial things unceremoniously is no proof of humility; rather, it proves the offender’s inability to forget himself in the rite, and his readiness to spoil for everyone else the proper pleasure of ritual. I should say rather that joy or exhilaration was what it produces — an overplus of robust and tranquil well-being in a total experience which contains both rapturous and painful elements. When we are caught up into the experience which a ‘grand’ style communicates, we are, in a sense, no longer conscious of the style. When our participation in a rite becomes perfect we think no more of ritual, but we are engrossed by that about which the rite is performed: and afterwards we recognize that ritual was the sole method by which this concentration could be achieved.” Thus, we do not dress the priest in brilliant vestments, and station assistants about the sanctuary, and ring bells and burn incense, and chant parts of the liturgy, merely because we like it that way. We pull out all the stops, and try to make the Mass and the great public moments in the Church’s life as “solemn” (in the C. S. Lewis sense) as we possibly can, because it is our poor way of doing the very best we can to give glory to God. But then someone will say: “Do you think God is impressed by all that fol-de-rol?” Of course not! We do not go to all that trouble to make our worship gorgeous because we think God requires it, or needs it, or is in the least impressed by it. The God who created the Matterhorn is not likely to be impressed by one of the pyramids of Egypt, or by a Man-hattan skyscraper. No, that is not the point. We go to all that trouble to impress ourselves with the solemnity of the occasion of our meeting with the Creator of the Matterhorn In the reverberating silence of that encounter there is, for those with ears to hear, the heart-beat of eternity; and, with St Paul, we can only respond: “I live, yet not I but Christ lives in me.” As Helene Dicken has written (in Full Face To God – her first book, which I encouraged her to write): “Life and liturgy must become one single response of love, in which ascetic preparation, sacramental grace, and persevering disciple-ship bring us into an increasingly profound relationship with God and with all men. Purity of intention will blend with purity of action, and love will have its perfect work.” Continued on page 7

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Weekly Calendar January 10-17 Sunday, January 10 Monday, January 11 Tuesday, January 12 Wednesday, January 13

K of C Pancake Breakfast 8-11:30 AM CLC RCIA BOW 9:30 AM Youth Room Divine Face Meeting 3 PM Room 6/8 HS Fortis 6:45 PM CLC

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Men’s SCOF 6:30 AM Room 1 Cancer Prayer Group 9 AM Chapel Little Apostles Preschool 9 AM PK Wing Mass—12:15 PM Church Adult Bible Study 7 PM Room 7/9 ACTS Core Meeting 7 PM Room 1 HS Confirmation 7 PM CLC Networking Meeting 7 PM Room 2 Stephen Minister Training 7 PM Conference Room

Men’s SCOF 6:30 AM Room 1 Morning Prayer 8 AM Church Little Apostles Preschool 9 AM PK Wing Rosary 3 PM Chapel Evening Prayer 6 PM Church Adult Bible Study 7 PM Room 7/9 Catholics Returning Home 7 PM Conference Room RCIA 7 PM CLC

Little Apostles Preschool 9 AM PK Wing Adult Bible Study 9:30 AM Room 7/9 Confessions 5:30 PM Church High School Prayer Group 5:30 PM Youth Room Mass 6:30 PM Church Holy Hour 7 PM Church Stephen Ministry Meeting 7 PM Conference Room

Thursday, January 14 Friday, January 15 Saturday, January 16 Sunday, January 17 Mass 6:30 AM Church Eucharistic Adoration 7-11:30 AM Chapel Little Apostles Preschool 9 AM PK Wing Women’s SCOF 9:30 AM Room 1 K of C 4th Degree 6 PM CLC Adult Choir Rehearsal 7 PM Church Mothers of Young Children 7 PM Room 2 UD Bible Class 7 PM Room 6/8 Prayer Shawl Meeting 7 PM Room 3

LISD Early Release Little Apostles Early Release Men’s SCOF 6:30 AM CLC Little Apostles Preschool 9 AM-12 Noon PK Wing Mass 9 AM Church Senior’s SCOF 9:30 AM Room 7/9 Spice of Life 12 Noon CLC

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Totus non tarn orans quam oratio factus — not so much a man who prayed as a man who was totally turned into pray-er: so it was said of St. Francis of Assisi; so it should be said of every Christian; and so, we can already see, it will be said of his namesake. In the catacombs the image that recurs most frequently is the figure of a woman at prayer, the “Orans”. It represents the only true attitude of the human soul. It is not enough to possess prayer: we must become prayer, we must be prayer — prayer incarnate. It is not enough to have moments” of praise. Our whole life, every act and gesture, even a smile, must become a hymn of adoration, an offering of prayer. And it is the multi-faceted beau-ty, the pomp – if you will – and the solemnity of the liturgy which will thus form us. We must offer not what we have but what we are. So the struggle for perfection becomes an imperative – not, in itself, because we should like to be-come saints (which is, on the whole, a daunting prospect) but because we can do no other than to offer to God (in those magnificent Anglican words) for his purpose “ourselves, our souls and bodies, to be a reasonable, holy and living sacrifice”. “I lose myself, wondering at him” is the essence of the contemplative vision. “It is in fact,” says Dr Eric Mascall (in Corpus Christi) “in simply being itself and living its own supernatural life [of prayer and solemn worship] that the Church performs its greatest service to the world.”

Continued from page 6: “Solemn” Worship

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PARISH MINISTRY CONTACTS

ACTS Retreats Perry Singer, 214-783-7747 Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner Maureen Borger, 940-391-0134 Martha’s Judy Dale, 972-317-9107 Men’s Club W.J. Mildfelt, 214-668-4897 Parish Wellness Ministry Jonelle Masty, 214-557-8380 Prayer Shawl Ministry Georganne Chamness, 972-539-0050 Prison Ministry John Thomas, 720-299-0216 Singles/Divorced/Separated/Widowed Tammie Dean, 972-317-2484 Spice of Life Charlotte Nannemann, 972-221-9461 Vocations Ministry Sandy Dubek, 609-351-4871 Women’s Club Marlene Cohen, 940-725-0077 Formation, Baptism, Marriage Prep Susan Sandles, 972-219-5838 Worship, Young Adults, Pro-Life, RCIA Luisa Martini, 972-219-1686 Music Ministries Vacant Building Bucks, Census & Contributions Kathy Loy, 972-219-0754 Bulletin Sarah Fritcher, 972-219-0972 Ministers of Care (home/hospital visits) Outreach Coordinators, 972-353-5756 Stephen Ministry (crisis care) Outreach Coordinators, 972-353-5756 Annulments Jackie Jones, 972-219-7280 Columbarium Niches Lisa Toretti, 972-219-1498

NON-PARISH ORGANIZATIONS Committee on Catholic Scouting Tom Moore, 972-539-0257 Haitian Pilgrims Mike Frost, 972-317-0894 Knights of Columbus Council 9884 Eddie Martinez, 214-205-8502 Lady Knights Pat Morrison, 940-458-3766 Marriage Encounter Ken & Cathy Gelzleichter, 972-219-9027 Schoenstatt Apostolic Movement Sylvia Martinez, 214-558-2614 Divine Face Organization Connie Stubblefield, 817-992-0950

Clergy Pastor Fr. Raymond McDaniel ..... 972-436-9581 .......... fathermcdaniel@stphilipcc.org Pastoral Associate Dcn. Jim Rodgers ........... 214-222-6704 .......... deaconjim@stphilipcc.org Weekend Ministry Dcn. Raymond Lamarre .... 972-436-9581 .......... Dcn. Ramiro Rodriguez .... 972-436-9581 .......... deaconramiro@stphilipcc.org Dcn. Joe Standridge ........ 972-436-9581 .......... deaconjoe@stphilipcc.org

Staff (Alphabetical order by last name) Coordinator of Elementary Formation Kim Carr ...................... 972-219-1511 .......... kimc@stphilipcc.org Volunteer & Safe Environment Coordinator Carolyn Ditsworth .......... 214-222-6701 .......... carolynd@stphilipcc.org Social Outreach Coordinator Mary Beth Fitzgerald ....... 972-353-5756 .......... outreach@stphilipcc.org High School Choir Director Daniel Flores ................ .......................... danielf@stphilipcc.org Pastoral Assistant for Communications and Technology Sarah Fritcher ............... 972-219-0972 .......... sarahf@stphilipcc.org Receptionist (Monday-Thursday) Connie Gourlie .............. 972-219-1902 .......... connieg@stphilipcc.org Director of Youth Ministry Victoria Hamaty............. 972-219-1754 .......... victoriah@stphilipcc.org Tribunal Advocate (Annulments) Jackie Jones ................. 972-219-7280 .......... jackiej@stphilipcc.org Receptionist (Friday-Sunday) Jackie Jones ................. 972-219-1902 .......... jackiej@stphilipcc.org Formation Database & Administrative Assistant Gwen Kramer ................ 972-219-7448 .......... gwenk@stphilipcc.org Director of Music Ministry Vacant Database Assistant Kathy Loy .................... 972-219-0754 .......... kathyl@stphilipcc.org Liturgy Assistant/Family Life Ministry/RCIA Coordinator Luisa Martini ................. 972-219-1686 .......... luisam@stphilipcc.org Facilities Manager David McCurley .............. 972-353-8480 .......... davidm@stphilipcc.org Director of Nursery Services Sue McPherson .............. 972-219-7626 .......... suem@stphilipcc.org Director of Formation Susan Sandles ............... 972-219-5838 .......... susans@stphilipcc.org Social Outreach Coordinator Pat Schier .................... 972-353-5756 .......... outreach@stphilipcc.org Director of Little Apostles Preschool Ana Paula Solia .............. 972-219-7260 .......... preschool@stphilipcc.org Accountant Kyle Smith ................... 214-222-6703 .......... kyles@stphilipcc.org Business Manager Lisa Toretti .................. 972-219-1498 .......... lisat@stphilipcc.org Assistant for Stewardship and Development Sandy Zoellner .............. 972-219-8565 .......... sandyz@stphilipcc.org

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