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Welcome...
...to our visitors and new parishioners!!
We welcome you with great joy to our Parish family. Please join us for Mass so that we can meet you and welcome you in person.
Father Paul Key, Pastor -
Announcements:
The Building Committee is meeting on Wednesday, May 23rd at 6:45 (after Mass); discussion will involve the site for the new Grotto, so the architect will be there as well. All are welcome if interested in this project.
The Great Adventure, a 24 week study of the Bible, continues on Tuesday nights for adult Faith Formation. You are welcome to drop in for any of the remaining classes. This is an eye-opening review of the entire Old and New Testaments and our Journey since Creation.
BIG NEWS!! St. Boniface can now accept your donations electronically by credit, debit or automatic deposit through your bank. Please click the GIVING OPPORTUNITIES tab and then select the area to which you would like to contribute. We have a page for Regular (weekly/monthly) contributions, New Building donations and Tuition Assistance. There is also a page for the Bishop's two programs, the Annual Appeal, and the Teachers of Truth, Capital Fund Drive. This Capital drive will also benefit the St. Boniface building initiative, along with growing the diocesan seminarian program.
Now Available!! FORMED online learning by the Augustine Institute. As Catholics in the parish, you have access free of charge to several hundred online video's, audio programs and children's "Bible stories" as well as 'movies' for Christian entertainment. Stay tuned for updates on how to access this wonderful resource!! Go to the Faith Formation tab to learn more or watch the Video below on this page. Sign up at www.stbonifacechandler.formed.org
ALSO, the parish hopes to be bringing more 'paper' resources for spiritual enrichment (books, pamphlets and even CD's) that can be bought for a nominal donation.
Help Needed!! Father Paul is looking for a volunteer or two to assist with development fund raising. Experience helps, since this involves largely the greater community, not just our parish family. Please let Father Paul know if you are able to take on some of this responsibility.
Please contact the Church Office if you or any of your family are in need of Baptism or other Sacraments (First Communion, Reconciliation or Confirmation). Father Paul will work with anyone in need of education and basic Sacraments.
VISITORS: Please sign our guest book and include your email address so that we can add you to our mailing list for bulletins and important news! -
Our Motto:
“To strengthen the spiritual growth of the community and to nurture personal relationship with Jesus Christ”
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Updates From Father Key....
Priests for Tomorrow, TEACHERS OF TRUTH ...This diocesan capital fund campaign allows for a comprehensive vision for the growth of the St. Boniface congregation and building development. The parish's share of the funds will be added to the current $250,000 in savings with the purpose of buidling a religious education building, and later on (2021 or so), evaluate the need for a new Church structure. Soon our new Marian Grotto will be completed, allowing for devotions to Our Lady to help us grow in support of our mission. For the Diocese, the share of funds will be placed into an endowment for the ongoing support of our seminarians.
The program will be coming to a conclusion soon, so notify me if you would like to discuss in person or you may complete a pledge card at Mass this coming weekend, May 12-13. This is an important, 5 year capital campaign so please consider how you can donate!!
This is an exciting time to be at St. Boniface and pariticpate in the enthusiastic response of our parishioners!!!
Grace and Peace,
Father Paul Key
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About FORMED....
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Faith Formation
On Tuesday Evenings, the Adult Faith Formation class meets in the Community room at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend these classes. Currently we are studying The Great Adventure Bible Series!
Childrens' Faith Formation (CCD) Classes - will resume this Fall.
Get FORMED !! Our new learning source is the internationally known Catholic web education tool, "FORMED" by the Augustine Institute. Use the link: www.stbonifacechandler.formed.org to create your own FREE portal to unlimited, religious education. See our Faith Formation tab for more information. Timely topics for youth, children and even material in Spanish is available..... -
New Parishioner Registration
If you are new to our Parish, please go to the Contact Us page and complete the NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION form. Click the SUBMIT button to send it directly to our email address. If you do not have access online to do this, you may pick up a paper form at the church office. The paper form requests more information, such as sacrament dates and birthdates. This is very helpful to us in our planning for faith formation for youth.
Thank-you!! -
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Mass Times
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Sunday: 9:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN 12:00 PM SpanishEspañolES
- Tuesday: 6:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Wednesday: 6:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Friday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN First Friday Only- with Adoration for One Hour after Mass 7:00 PM SpanishEspañolES On Remaining Fridays
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Holy days of Obligation
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Jas 5:1-6Responsorial Psalm Ps 49:14-15ab, 15cd-16, 17-18, 19-20Gospel Mk 9:41-50
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Useful Links
- FORMED for St. Boniface
- Diocese of Tyler
- Bishop Stricklands Website
- Bishop TK Gorman Catholic School
- St. Gregory Cathedral School
- Vatican: Holy See
- Mass Times
- Texas Catholic Conference - Public Policy Voice of Catholic Bishops of Tx.
- Daily Meditations of Pope Francis
- US Conference of Catholic Bishops USCCB
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Word on Fire
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Catholic News Service
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