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ST. MARY CATHEDRAL LANSING, MICHIGAN
SAVE THE DATE! Save the date for the International dinner, October 23, 2021 at 5:00. Plan on bringing your favorite dish to pass and your dancing shoes. If your interested in more infor-mation or would like to volunteer to help, contact Anne Stump 517-455-3805 or [email protected]
A disciple is someone who is led by the Spirit, by the will of the Father, in the person of Jesus. First Aspect of Discipleship (1 of 5) A disciple is in an active positive salvific relationship with the Trinity. God wants to know us and hopefully we want to know God. In a healthy relationship, those involved let the other reveal who they are and receive with reverence what is shared. To know that God wants to know me and to be in a relationship with me is awesome. A disciple also wants to be in a relationship with God. Somewhere along the line, the disciple has encountered God as good and that this relationship with God is leading in a positive direction. God is not the dysfunctional friend or abusive parent. The way God interacts with us is healthy and leads me to become a healthier more whole and holy person. Over the course of time there may be human hang ups that we have projected upon God from our own backgrounds that get worked out. Even in the midst of these dysfunctions God is revealing Himself as good and holy. At the heart of this relationship is God desiring us to be with Him so much so that He offered to give His life so that we could live with Him. Salvation. God knows who we really are and that on our own we can neither know Him nor be fully ourselves. This relationship restores each of us to what we are meant to be which is in a communion with the Trinity reflecting their image and likeness. This relationship is ongoing and ever deepening. It does not end and will be eternally engaging. It is a positive, active, salvific relationship. Do you know that God wants to know you? To reveal Himself to you? To walk with you in this life? To share life with you for eternity? Ask the Trinity what’s next in your relationship with them? Convocation Presbyteral Convocation went well this year. We met in Frankenmuth and discussed various topics. On Tuesday we spent a bit of time discussing expectations for ourselves as priests and for each other as a presbyterate. Wednesday was about receiving and discussing a new funding model for Catholic schools in the diocese. Thursday, we had discussions about parish groupings from RRM. Specifically, we reviewed Moderator and pastor job descriptions under this new system. We also looked at the topics that need to be discussed and agreed upon when priests are put into these working relationships with each other. A good week. Thank you for your prayers. You are in my prayers. Fr. Karl Pung
Thank you!!! Thank you!! To Fr. Karl, Fr. David and the St. Mary Cathedral Community, the volunteers from St. Casimir and all who made Sunday's reunion SO PERFECT...... THANK YOU. Words fail me. When I walked into the cathedral and saw over 200 people who had come to celebrate liturgy, I was so inspired. I had had 3 masses that morning and was running out of steam. But seeing many long time friends and power of the Holy Spirit of God. We celebrated, we rejoiced, we ate well and we told stories of past and present. Such a joy filled day. Once again from the bottom of my heart, thank you, thank you. Fr. Bill Lugger
CENACLE OF DIVINE MERCY The Cenacle of Divine Mercy is again meeting face to face every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 10 to 11:30am in the Albers Room on the second floor of the Par-ish Hall of St. Mary Cathedral. If you have any interest, just drop in. If you would like more information, please contact Diane Arzberger, call or text 517-402-1562.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT DISCIPLESHIP Join us for our first evening of Wednesday Night Disci-pleship with Fr. Karl, Wednesday, October 6 from 7-8:30pm in the Parish Hall. This month’s topic will be “Death, Judgement, Heaven, Hell.” All are welcome!
ALTAR SERVER TRAINING
Saturday, October 9, 2021 9:00 a.m.
Meet in the Church
Special Ministry of assisting the bishop, priests, and deacons
in preparation of the Eucharist and the Liturgy
Open to all girls, boys, men, and women of the parish.
Must be 4th grade or older.
To register, contact Leisa Fredericks
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27th SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME October 3, 2021
Monday, October 4 (Daily Readings: Jon 1: 1—2: 2, 11Lk 10: 25-37)
12:05 +Jerry Pecora by Gloria Pecora Tuesday, October 5
(Daily Readings: Jon 3: 1-10/Lk 10: 38-42)
12:05 Carla Leen by Elaine Steffek 5:15 Rosemarie Franchini Wednesday, October 6
(Daily readings: Jon 4: 1-11/Lk 11: 1-4)
12:05 Dalena Miller by Kelly Miller Thursday, October 7
(Daily Readings: Mal 3: 13-20b/Lk 11: 5-13)
12:05 Mary’s Intentions Friday, October 8
(Daily Readings: Jl 1: 13-15; 2: 1-2/Lk 11: 15-26) 12:05 +James Kettles by Barb Smith Saturday, October 9
(Daily Readings: Jl 4: 12-21/Lk 11: 27-28)
8:00 +Tim Costigan by Foti Family 4:00 +Silvio De Luca by Family Sunday, October 10
(Daily Readings: Wis 7: 7-11/Heb 4: 12-13/Mk 10: 17-30)
8:30 People of the Parish 11:00 +Esther Noice by Jane Noice Marwede
WEDNESDAY NIGHT POTLUCK
In 2018, Pope Francis met with an international group of cnonsecrated widows that unite their prayers for the en-tire Church. He encouraged the women to continue as their prayers “support the Church.” The group stared in France in 1942 during WWII, to help the many young war-time widows with their loss. Fr. Karl asked if a Wid-ow’s Rosary group would be formed here at the Cathe-dral. The group formed in 20020. They meet the 2nd Monday of the month at 10:30am in the Crypt. They pray a scriptural Rosary, St. Therese Prayer for Priests, the Prayer to Mary, Mother of the Church, Litany of Lore-to, and Prayer for Widows. Open to all widows. For more info, contact Kathryn R. at 517-321-8259.
FLU SHOTS and MORE!
Flu Shots, Pneumonia shots, and Covid vaccines will be available on Tuesday, October 5th from 9am-11:30am, in the Parish Hall. Hosted by Rite Aid Pharmacy. Please bring your insurance card.
WEEKLY SCRIPTURE READING (Chapters, not verses)
Last week (Sept. 26) Ecclesiastes 1-8 & Wisdom 1-5 This week (Oct. 3) Wisdom 6-19
Next week (Oct. 10) 1 Maccabees 1-16
Budget Weekly Collection: $10,442.31 September 26, 2021
Actual: Envelopes: $ 6,750.92 E-Giving: $ NA Non-Envelopes: $ 2,135.22 ACH: $ 542.00 Total: $ 9,428.14 vs. Budget Average $ -1,014.17
Year to date (+/-) ( )
Candles $ 49.76 Capital Improvement: $ 80.00
WEDNESDAY NIGHT GROUP FOR ADULTS
Every Wednesday from 7-8:30pm, adults 18 and older, single or married, are invited to join a new group here at St. Mary! We gather for socialization, fellowship, prayer, and occasional discussions on various topics that adults face. Sometimes adulting can be hard. Together it can be less hard. Great place to make new friends in a casu-al setting! For more information, contact Julie B. at [email protected] This week’s topic: Discipleship Night with Fr. Karl: Death,
Judgement, Heaven, Hell Next week’s topic: TBD
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LADIES ADVENT TEA– Saturday, December 4, 2021
Join us for our 1st Annual Ladies Advent Tea! Open to all women of the parish, enjoy an evening of female comroderie, prayerful discussions, and reflection on the importance of women in our Church and families, in preparation for the coming of Jesus. If you would like to host a table for yourself and 6-7 female guests, information packets can be found at the main entrances of church, or contact the office at 484-5331.
YOUTH GROUP:
Sunday Youth Group meetings have started, 5-7:30pm @ St. Therese. All high schoolers are wel-come and encouraged to come grow in fellowship andfaith. We start with food, games, then some sharing ofthe faith and prayer. We will also continue with ourTuesday meetings also, 6:30-8:30pm also @ St.Therese. Contact Julie B.; for more info [email protected]
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