St. Martin of Tours
      Catholic Community
       Msgr. Glenn "Duffy" Gardner, Pastor
Father Louis Chijioke, Priest in Residence
Leo Rener, Deacon
                                   
Elizabeth Cunningham, Administrative Assistant                               Church Office - stmchurchoff@aol.com
Beth Wright, Parish Catechetical Leader                                               Faith Formation - stmreleducation@aol.com
Beth Wright, Youth Group Coordinator                                                 H.S. Youth Ministry -  stmartinyouth@yahoo.com


Mass Schedule:                                             
 Saturday (Vigil)           5:30pm
 Sunday                           8:30am  &  11:00am  
                                           (child care during Mass - 1 to 5 years of age)

Faith Formation :  
Sunday                             9:45am - 10:45am            Grades 1 - 6  
Wednesday                     6:45pm - 8:00pm              Grades 7 - 8


Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturday                         4:30pm - 5:10pm or by appointment

Sacrament of Baptism:     
 Parents and godparents must attend a Baptism class prior to scheduling an infant baptism. 
Class held by appointment.   Contact our office - 972-564-9114

Sacrament of Matrimony:
Consult our Pastor at least six months prior to proposed wedding date. 


RCIA classes:    
Are you interested in learning about our Catholic Faith?  Do you have questions?  
Contact our office - 972-564-9114                                   

St. Vincent de Paul:
972-564-0722

We the Parish of St. Martin of Tours members of the Roman Catholic Church, are
called to live the mission of Jesus Christ empowered by the Holy Spirit through
Scriptures, Sacraments and Service
.

St.Martin was born around the year 316 in Sabaria, a town in Pannonia near the famous Benedictine monastery dedicated to his name.


Against the wishes of his parents, who were pagans, he associated with Christians and became a catechumen at the age of ten. At fifteen, he joined the Roman Army and served under two Roman Emperors. Costantius and Julian.


While in the service he met a poor, naked beggar, who asked for alms in Christ's name. Martin had nothing with him except his weapons and a soldier's cloak. He took his sword, cut the cloak in two and gave half to the poor man. That night, Christ appeared to him clothed in half a cloak and said, "Martin, the catechumen, has clothed me with this cloak."


At the age of eighteen he was baptized. After serving for another two years in the army he was dismissed. Martin studied under St. Hilary and later he became a priest (monk) and then Bishop of Tours.  His feast day is celebrated on November the eleventh

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