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      Confirmation
    • Forms and Information
       

       

      Graduation Reception and Mass

      Sunday, May 27
      3:30 p.m. in the Upper Room

      All graduating seniors and their families are invited
      to the a special reception and liturgy.

      RSVP by May 24 to the Keysis Office at 773-8874

       

       Sacrament of Confirmation Information

      We are excited to welcome Bishop Vasquez for the celebration of the

      Sacrament of Confirmation on Sunday, Feb. 12 at 5 pm

      For full details and Preparation Guidelines:

      Confirmation Preparation Guidelines 2011

      Baptismal Information Form


       
       

      Discipleship Week with NET Ministries
      June 25-28 
      Join teens from all over Texas for a Catholic Youth Experience like no other. 
      NET Ministries hosts this powerful retreat - fun games, great talks, Mass, Adorations, music, drama and so much more. 
      For more information click here or call the Keysis office. 
      Space is limited so get your registration and $30 deposit in soon.  
      Cost - $225. 
       

       

       

      Sacrament of Confirmation Information
        
      On Feb. 12, we confirmed 42 students in the power and grace of the Holy Spirit.  We look forward to their influence and service in the St. Luke's community and pray for God's continued guidance and blessing in their lives. 



       
      Summer Keysis begins

      Sundays, June 10- July 29

      All new freshmen- high school seniors are welcome to attend!

      Times and Themes will be announced soon

       

       Keysis Registration:

      Online Keysis Registration

      -or-

      Print the two-page Registration Form, Fill out and Mail to Keysis Office
      (one form is required for each family)
      Keysis has started - come find out God's purpose for your life! 
      Come and see. 
      5 p.m.- Keysis Mass
      6:15 p.m. - Keysis Youth Ministry

       

        
       Parent Volunteers  

       are a huge blessing and are always needed 

      Sign Up Here


       

       

        

    • Letter from Doug Weisbruch, Keysis Director
      How's Your Prayer Time?

      When I was 19, I joined a ministry program called the National Evangelization Teams (NET).  For 10 months I served on a team that travelled to 9 states and put on retreats for nearly 10,000 teens. There were 13 of us on the team, 6 guys and 7 ladies, and we had to live, travel, and minister together.  As you can imagine, with 13 young adults between the ages of 18-28 there was much laughter and friendship, tension and growth.  We loved God, but we were not perfect, so during our year of NET, we were encouraged to have at least an hour of personal prayer time every day.   This was scheduled into our day as well as a time of team prayer (Praise and Worship) and Mass whenever we were close to a Church.  It was prayer that held us together, focused our ministry, and sustained us personally.  The commitment to personal prayer was at times the most challenging thing we had to do.

                Shortly after our teams were formed, we were picking up members in our NET van to attend an early morning Mass before resuming our ministry training at the NET Center.  As we picked up a group of ladies from their host family, one of the guys on the team asked the sleepiest lady with her wet hair and mascara on one eye, “How was your prayer time?”  Her toothbrush hindered her response, but her sarcastic smile clearly communicated that she hadn’t been able to squeeze that into her morning ritual.
       
      “HOW WAS YOUR PRAYER TIME?” became a familiar line for us throughout the year, not only to tease each other, but also to encourage each other to grow.  When we met in Men’s and Women’s groups, we talked about it.  In one-on-one discussions, it was a topic.  Even though it really got old, it provided the focus that we needed for that year on NET.  Prayer was more than essential, it was the difference between authenticity and hypocrisy, between transformation and deform-ation, between peace and conflict.
       
              The new life of the Easter season surrounds us, and again God puts this questions to you – How’s your prayer time?  You may be where you want to be, but are you who you want to be?  Are you a source of peace to those around you?  Are you at peace with who you are?  A personal prayer time is not like going to Six Flags or even going on retreat.  It is a discipline and a habit that bears incredible fruit over the years.  It must be done every day.  We all live, travel, and minister with people in our families, our schools, our jobs, our Church and they need us to be people of prayer.  If you serve in any sort of ministry, if you teach or coach, or have children, or talk to people, or eat, breath, or move, you need to be a person of prayer.  There are about a million resources for prayer in our Catholic faith and you can go to our website for a guide on How to Have a Personal Prayer Time.

                I thank God for my year on NET and that he is so faithful to his people when we come to him in prayer.  This Eastertime, make the effort to draw close to God in a personal prayer time.  He is waiting and longing to bless you. 

                We love you and are praying for you every day! 
       
      In Jesus and Mary,
      Doug Weisbruch