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We're happy to announce our 2016 Mistletoe Market; Put on by Women of Mercy! 2nd ANNUAL MISTLETOE MARKET (put on by the Women of Mercy at St. Faustina Catholic Church). Sunday, November 13, 2016. 9 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Irene Stern Community Center; Fulshear, TX. Click here for more information.

Teens, parents, and volunteers are invited to join us Sep 4- Oct 15 for a 33-day Marian consecration entitled 33 Days to Morning Glory. This is a user-friendly, do-it-yourself retreat booklet that will lead users to giving our lives and the St. Faustina Faith Formation program to Him in service and love. We have the books already; we just need YOUR commitment! Contact John at jvalentino@saintfaustinachurch.org. Click here for more information.

Currently there are several groups on the schedule to study: "Mary, A Biblical Walk" and "Unlocking the Mysteries of the Bible" New groups will continue to form through September. For more information, click here.

Read this newsletter update about the conference schedule on Saturday, Oct. 29th. Click here for more information.

As you pack your bags and head out to your summer destinations, the ARISE Together in Christ Parish Team wishes you a peaceful and relaxing summer season. While you are soaking up the summer sun and fun, there are some of our parishioners busily planning our parish’s third season of the spiritual renewal process called ARISE Together in Christ.

This Weekend - June 25 & 26 Parish families will be invited to visit the construction site after mass to sign their name and share a prayer on the parish floor. We will have volunteers assisting with parking and directing people to the right location.

Lamar CISD’s Common Threads program is accepting donations for Lamar CISD students and families affected by the recent flooding. Clothing donations, belts, new undergarments, toiletries (shampoo, lotion, toothbrushes, bars of soap, toothpaste, etc.) and shoes are needed.

By Frances Dolores It’s 2016, and while carving out a moment of peace for prayer isn’t technically impossible, it’s certainly a challenge. This holds especially true for Catholic young adults, who often find themselves being pulled in multiple directions with new obligations from family, friends, and careers. Luckily, Susan Conroy is returning to EWTN with an all-new miniseries aimed at providing these much needed moments of spiritual respite in “Coming to Christ: Young Adults and the Church.” (Premiering at 6:30 p.m. ET, Monday, June 6)