Most religions, most people in the world believe
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Transcript of Most religions, most people in the world believe
Most religions, most people in the world believe
that our physical death is not the end of our existence; some form of immortality exists, in some
place, in some heaven or hell, however that might be
conceived or defined.
As Christians, as Catholics, this is our belief – that
the dead are still alive, still themselves and, very importantly, conscious, and in a loving relationship
with God, with us and with all others who have gone
before them marked with the sign of faith. That is our
common concept of Heaven and, however simplistic as it may seem, it is wonderfully correct. That is what
the Christian faith, as well as Catholic dogma holds to
be true. After death we live on, conscious, self-
conscious, in communication with others who have tasted death before us and, more importantly, in
communion with God as well as those who the
deceased left behind on earth. This is the doctrine
known as The Communion of the Saints.
The Gospels tell us that at the instant of Jesus’ death, the veil of the temple was torn in two from
top to bottom; and the earth shook, and the rocks
were split. The tombs were opened and many bodies
of the saints who had fallen asleep were raised (Matthew 27: 50-52). The Gospels then go on to tell
us that on the morning of the Resurrection several
women came to Jesus’ grave to anoint his dead body with embalming spices, but rather than find his dead
body, they witnessed an empty grave and two angels
who challenged them with words to this effect: Why
are you looking for a live person in a cemetery? He isn’t here. He is alive and you can find him in Galilee.
As Christians, we believe we are given eternal life
through Jesus’ death and resurrection. Among other
images, the Gospels express that Jesus’ death
“opened the tombs” and emptied the graveyards. In other words, the true essence of a deceased person is
not the body that is in the ground or was cremated as
ashes (although the Church accords great dignity and
respect to our human remains). However, the true essence of who we are is being with Jesus, in
“Galilee”.
What is “Galilee” in terms of a biblical image? In
the Gospels, Galilee is more than just a place on a
map. In the Gospels, Galilee is the place where, for the most part, good things happen. It’s the place
where the disciples, who later on will be called the
Apostles, meet Jesus for the first time. Galilee is where they commit themselves to Him. Galilee is
the place where the majority of Jesus’ miracles
take place. Galilee is where Jesus invites Peter to
walk on water. Galilee is the place where Jesus was transfigured on the mountain (Matthew 17: 1 -9).
(Mark 9:18) (Luke 9: 28-36). Galilee is where Jesus
gives to the Apostles the Great Commission and
then ascends back to the Father (Matthew 28: 16-20) (Luke 24: 50-53).
Galilee is also the place where each of our loved
ones reside. In each of the lives of our loved ones,
there was a Galilee, a place where both their body
and spirit were most vibrant, where their lives radiated the energy and exuberance of The Divine.
When we look back on the life of a loved one who
has died, we need to ask: Where was she, or he,
most alive? Where did he, or she, seem most at peace, most content, most at ease?
Name those things and you will have named
your loved one’s Galilee – and in the process you
will also have named the place where you will once
again meet your loved one in the Communion of Saints. Don’t look for a live person in a cemetery.
She or he is not there. He, or she is in Galilee. That
is where you will be reunited to them.
A leading German theologian, Karl Rahner, adds
this thought: “We affirm our loved ones, those who have died, have fallen not into nothingness but into
the embrace of the living God. And that is where
we can find them again; when we open our hearts to the silent calmness of God’s own life in which we
dwell, not by selfishly calling them back to where
we are, but by descending into our own hearts
where God abides.”
MONDAY November 15
TUESDAY November 16
WEDNESDAY November 17
THURSDAY November 18
FRIDAY November 19
SATURDAY November 20
SUNDAY November 21
Weekly Schedule
10:00 am .......... Food Pantry 11:30 am .......... Senior Club 6:00 pm............ Religious Ed—Monday Session 6:30 pm............ Men’s Group Mtg 7:00 pm............ RCIA Session
5:30 pm............ Confession 6:00 pm............ Confirmation Prep—B 6:00 pm............ Religious Ed—Tuesday Session 7:00 pm............ Mass
8:30 am ............ Mass 9:30 am ............ Prayer Shawl Group 10:00 am .......... Food Pantry 6:00 pm............ Reconciliation Prep Session
8:30 am ............ Mass 10:00 am .......... Food Pantry 10:00 am .......... Library Committee 6:30 pm............ Finance Council 7:00 pm............ Choir Rehearsal
Parish Office Closed 7:00 pm............ AA Meeting 8:00 am ............ The Journey Men Mtg 3:15 pm............ Rosary in Church 4:00 pm............ Sponsor/Candidate Activity 4:00 pm............ Mass 5:00 pm............ Sandwich Saturday 7:45 am ............ Mass 9:30 am ............ Mass—Choir 11:30 am .......... Mass 11:30 am .......... Children’s Liturgy of the Word 11:30 am .......... Evensong Music Ministry at Mass 11:30 am .......... K of C Corporate Communion
CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS CHOIR
This year we would like to have a Children’s Christmas Choir sing at the 4:00 pm Christmas Eve Mass.
The ages for this group will be 1st through 5th Grade. We will have 6 rehearsal times, and they will all take place before either Religious Education sessions or Home Teach sessions. The dates of the rehearsals are as follows:
• Home Teach: November 10 and December 1 at 5:45 pm.
• Religious Ed: November 29, 30, and December 6, and 7 at 5:30 pm.
Rehearsals are 30 minutes, and attendance at two rehearsals is mandatory. A sign-in sheet will be made available at each rehearsal. If a child misses a rehearsal on their regular CCD night, they may attend one of the other rehearsals and sign-in on the attendance sheet for that evening. On December 24 they will sing at the 4:00 pm Mass, and they must be in church ready to sing by 3:30 pm. We hope that your child will be excited to participate in Music Ministry that day! Watch for more information and details as we get closer to the first rehearsal date, November 10th.
We are in need of individually wrapped desserts, individual fruit cups, or individual applesauce cups. If anyone would like to donate supplies for upcoming Sandwich Saturdays please contact me at:
On behalf of Franciscan Ministries, St. Aloysius, Brenda Oldenkamp, and myself, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
God Bless you all.
Sue Rybinski
The leaves have gone from green to vibrant reds, yellows, and oranges to browns and bare branches, We can see that the end of Fall is approaching and so is the end of the liturgical year, which occurs on Saturday, November 27th.
We can also see a change in the readings as we approach the liturgical year’s end. This Sunday’s readings, from the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, the ones from the Prophet Daniel and St. Mark the Evangelist, are linked. The link is eschatological. Eschatological means that they deal with the end times. The Prophet Daniel’s writings, and in particular, the reading proclaimed at Mass, is called apocalyptic literature. Most people think that apocalypse means the end of the world, but it really means to reveal what is hidden. The Book of Revelation is also called “The Apocalypse” and gives us glimpses into heaven and revealing what will happen at the General Judgment, as well as describing heaven, which is hidden to us on earth.
The Church in her wisdom puts these readings near the end of the liturgical year because they describe an ending, but moreover, a new beginning. We should look at it as a commencement. They should offer us hope, expectation, and a stark reminder that we should be preparing for the celebration of Christ’s birth and His second coming. That is what our next liturgical season and the beginning of the liturgical year is all about, Advent!
Today’s gospel uses nature, the life cycle of a fig tree, to illustrate how natural signs can be our spiritual guideposts. God reveals himself through nature. We are asked to look at our natural world’s sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and touches. We use God’s natural signs to prepare for the coming winter. When we see frost, feel the temperature drop, hear and see birds flying south, we know to winterize our sprinkler systems, check the antifreeze in our cars, and check out our furnaces in preparation for winter. If we fail to see these signs, or worse just ignore them, we are left out in the cold and usually with hefty repair bills too!
Today’s readings and the upcoming Season of Advent, in just two short weeks, should remind us to prepare our souls as well. Get a “spiritual check up.” The gospel tells us that we will not know when we will be called home to God, to meet Jesus at our Particular Judgment. So this is the time to think about how you will prepare for the “adventure” of Advent which culminates in the celebration of the incarnation of Christ’s coming into our sensible world, and if you will be properly prepared if you are called home to Christ.
Know that Father, Son, and Holy Spirit want us all to be prepared, and that is why the Trinity gives us many signs. All we need to do is recognize them and follow them, and if we do we will have God’s...
Peace, Love and Blessings, Deacon Marc
SENIOR CLUB Come Join Us
Seniors, come and join us at our next Senior Club meeting on Monday, November 15. We meet at 11:30 am for some refreshments, and after our 50 /50 drawing, spend the rest of the afternoon playing cards of choice.
This is a great opportunity to get out of the house and visit with your fellow seniors. A cup of coffee and donut, some good company and an afternoon of cards make for a good time.
We meet the third Monday of every month in the Parish Social Hall.
Mark your calendars and join us on Monday, November 15.
THE JOURNEY MEN
Upcoming Schedule:
Saturday Nov 20 - 8:00 am - Social Hall - TOPIC: Metanoia - episode 5 + optional Rosary (before session, starting at 7:30 am).
Saturday Dec 4 - 8:00 am - Social Hall - TOPIC: Metanoia - episode 6 + optional Eucharistic Adoration (before session, starting at 7:15 am).
Highlight from a recent session:
Highlight from a recent session: The world says, get, get, get, consume, consume, consume … Christians must resist, through fasting and temperance … there is no holiness without renunciation and spiritual battle.
Join the journey ... get spiritually fit ... all men are welcome … no experience required ... no cost to attend ... see spotmensfsg.wordpress.com OR www.facebook.com/spotjourneymen OR contact Guy Infante: [email protected]
Food Pantry Hours:
The St. Paul of Tarsus Food Pantry operates as follows:
Monday: 10am to 12pm Wednesday: 10am to 1:45pm Thursday: 10am to 12pm
Phone: 586-228-1094
Kroger Rewards
Just a reminder to our supporters to use your Kroger Rewards Card each time you shop. The stores are on a mission to not just be part of, but help create a stronger community. The more you shop with Kroger, the more money the food pantry earns. If you do not have a Kroger Rewards Card, they are available at the customer service desk at any Kroger location……simply link your card to St. Paul of Tarsus Food Pantry. Your rewards card is accepted at any Kroger location.
If you have further questions, please contact Florence Hogan at [email protected].
Pantry Needs
• Shampoo • Conditioner
• Liquid Hand Soap • Feminine Products
• Dish Soap • Q-Tips
Generosity always appreciated!
Schedule of Events for November
11/11 7:30pm Council meeting. Dinner at 6pm
11/22-11/26 Support MCREST at St John the Apostle
Continued on page 9
COMING SOON!
November 15—11:30 am Senior’s Club
November 17—9:30 am Prayer Shawl
November 20—5:00 pm Sandwich
Saturday is for Confirmandi
and their sponsors only
November 24—3:00 pm to 7:00 pm On
the Rise Bakery Order Pick-
up (Man’s Group)
BECAUSE WE CARE
I Hope and Pray that You are OK
According to Merriam Webster, hope means to expect with confidence: TRUST
What good came out of 2020. Did we lean into hope, or did we let situations cloud our vision. Did we collaborate with others to fuel hatred, or are we collaborating with others to promote hope and peace through prayer.
BECAUSE WE CARE —
continued from page 7
With our struggles, where did we find grace, peace and hope? Did we lean into the Lord? Did we allow him to make us a channel of His peace?
It is a privilege to hope and pray for and with others. What is more hopeful and motivating than knowing someone believes in you enough to pray for you? If you know someone prayed for you today, how will you use that extra prayer? If it makes you feel hopeful then lean into Hope. Trust with confidence that God has a plan for all of us, in His time, in His terms. Once we are hopeful and confident, lets hope for others through prayer and action.
While I sincerely hope you are OK, I will take it one step further. I hope you are OK and I prayed for you today. I challenge you today. Let someone know that you are hoping and praying that they are OK. One call, one text, one prayer. I hope and pray that we all have a blessed and prosperous new year.
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” – Jeremiah 29:11
Dee Bercel Lucas Carlson Connie Colosimo Ralph Colosimo Michael Denomme Del DiFalco Lino DiFalco Michalene Distlrath Bette Drobitch Donald Gasko Angelo Garavaglia Fran Gross Joe Gross Levi Hester Brandon Keskitalo Brittni Keskitalo Debra Konowalski Cyndi Kuehnel Pat Labadie Henry Leflere Robert Liddell John Manzella Peter Mulhern Larry Oakes Gerald Purdy Jennifer Robinette JD Saylor Susan Sena Loretta Suwal Paul Suwal Evelyn Rose Swanson Sarah Swanson Laura Thomson Jean Urbanek Annie Schweiger Juanita Vazquez Eileen Wade Charlene Wojtaszek Michael Wojtaszek Sarah Wojtaszek Names are included in the Prayer List for 3 weeks. If you would like to extend that time, please call the parish office at 586-228-1210 or e-mail [email protected].
Tuesday, November 16 — Weekday—St. Margaret of Scotland; St. Gertrude, Virgin 7:00 pm Curt Levillier by Family Gail Levillier by Family Jon Roybal by Claude and Tina Fiori Gloria Jean Oleksiak by Husband and Family Wednesday, November 17 — St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Religious 8:30 am Jon Roybal by Claude and Tina Fiori Edward Mandziuk by Pat Mandziuk Thursday, November 18 — Weekday—The Dedication of the Basilicas of Sts. Peter and Paul, Apostles; St. Rose Philippine Duchesne, Virgin 8:30 am Russel Parko by Children Jon Roybal by Claude and Tina Fiori Leon Eggers by Wife, Lorrayne Saturday, November 20— Weekday—BVM 4:00 pm Carmen Conigliaro by Laurie Cheryl Laperriere by Nancy Beauregard Arthur Delmare—20th Anniversary by Judy Delmare Jon Roybal by Claude and Tina Fiori John O’Malley by Nancy Crachiolo Jerry Petkash by Gerald and Pat Petkash
7:45 am Michael Rable by MariAnne Rudolfo Yapchai by Galen and Joan Dawkins Leon Eggers—1st Anniversary by Wife, Lorrayne Dennis Berchulc by Viky Cook Patricia Greene by Family Susan and Alex Sena and Family by Family Diane and Mike Delic and Family by Family Bette Drobitch and Family by Family Bob and Judy Haapasari and Famliy by Family Mario DiRezze by Adele DiRezze and Sons 9:30 am Gasko and Tracy Families by Hal and Marie Gasko Thomas Jeszke by Donna Jeszke Beverly Gattari by Gino Gattari Marie Michon—10th Anniversary by Kenneth and Laura Michon Julie Dahmen by Kathy Brabenec Richard and Vita Olejniczak by Richard Olejniczak Andrew and Rita Micallse by Richard Olejniczak 11:30 am Carol Arens by Craig and Carolyn Thomson Robert Liddell by Rosalie Liddell Jon Roybal by Claude and Tina Fiori Cesk Ndoja by Wife, Antonio, and Fresko Thomasine Matranga by Husband Joseph Arnone by Cindy Arnone
Dear Lord Jesus and Mary, Mother of God, hold all these brave souls in the palm of your hand; comfort them and their families. Send angels of protection, love, and comfort to all our service men and women. Bring them home safely and comfort their families. We ask this through Christ, Our Lord. -Amen.
YN2 Petty Officer Daniel Adamczyk - Navy Pvt. Connor J. Ahrens - Marines Petty Officer 1st Class Erick Arnsby - Navy 1st Lt. Douglas Bour - Marines Pvt. Ethan Budnik - Army Spec. Christopher Cooper - Army Reserve Spec. Matthew Cooper - Army Spec. Nicholas Cooper - Army Spec. Tabitha Czekiel - Army Lt. Commander Jeffrey Deliz - Navy Staff Sergeant Bryan Furman - Army Petty Officer 2nd Tyler J. Godbey - Navy Lt. Jessie Gorman - Navy Spec. Ross A. Hood - Army Col. Donna L. Hornberger - Air Force Capt. Zach Hornberger - Air Force Cpl. Logan S. Jabouri - Marines Sgt. 1st. Class Patrick A. Johnson - Army Staff Sergeant Ayana Jones - Air Force Cpl. Conner H. Jones - Marines Staff Sergeant Corey J. Jones - Air Force Pvt. Shelbyann Jones - Army A1C Eric Kelly - Air Force PFC. Micah J. Knoche - Army LCpl. Trevor Lancaster - Marines Senior Airman Owen LaRoche - Air Force Gunnery Sgt. Justin Lienemann - Marines Chief Petty Officer Nigel Littleton - Navy Spec. Chad Lombardo - Army SFC Martin D. Malcolm - Army Staff Sgt. Scott Maynard - Marines CDT Brennan McAlister - USMA SSGT Austin McHalek, Marines Lt. Anthony M. Morgan - Navy SA Antonia N. Nunnery - Navy Trinity O’Brian - Army Sgt. Connor O’Gara - Marines PFC Jack O’Gara - Marines Senior Airman Robert Olivier - Air Force Col. Robert R. Porchia M.D. - Air Force Lt. Col. Stacy Porchia - Air Force SSgt. Bryan Pyszk - Air Force SA Madeline P. Ricedemick - Navy Staff Sgt. Steven J. Schnoblen - Air Force LCpl Thomas VanBibber - Marines Staff Sgt. Cassie Webster - Air Force
October 18 to October 24, 2021
Weekly Budget Goal .......................... $20,000.00
Offertory .............................................. $9,565.00
Non-Pledge Building Fund .........................$75.00
Electronic Giving .................................. $4,542.00
TOTAL ................................................ $14,182.00
(Shortage)/Overage ............................ ($5,818.00)
Thank you for your continued support and generosity!
Visit SPOTCATHOLIC.ORG to give online.
November 14, 2021
Sunday: Dn 12:1-3/Ps 16:5, 8, 9-10, 11 [1]/Heb 10:11-14, 18/Mk 13:24-32
Monday: 1 Mc 1:10-15, 41-43, 54-57, 62-63/Ps 119:53, 61, 134, 150, 155, 158 [cf. 88]/Lk 18:35-43
Tuesday: 2 Mc 6:18-31/Ps 3:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [6b]/Lk 19:1-10 Wednesday: 2 Mc 7:1, 20-31/Ps 17:1bcd, 5-6, 8b and 15
[15b]/Lk 19:11-28 Thursday: 1 Mc 2:15-29/Ps 50:1b-2, 5-6, 14-15 [23b]/Lk
19:41-44 Dedication: Acts 28:11-16, 30-31/ Ps 105:2-3, 36-37, 42-
43/Mt 14:22-33 Friday: 1 Mc 4:36-37, 52-59/1 Chron 29:10bcd, 11abc, 11d
-12a, 12bcd [13b]/Lk 19:45-48 Saturday: 1 Mc 6:1-13/Ps 9:2-3, 4 and 6, 16 and 19 [cf.
16a]/Lk 20:27-40 Next Sunday: Dn 7:13-14/Ps 93:1, 1-2, 5 [1a]/Rv 1:5-8/Jn
18:33b-37
PARISH DIRECTORY
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 4:00 pm Sunday: 7:45 am 9:30 am 11:30 am Tuesday: 7:00 pm Wednesday: 8:30 am Thursday: 8:30 am
RECONCILIATION Tuesdays 5:30 - 6:30 pm in church
PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday to Thursday: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Friday: Closed Saturday: 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm Sunday: 7:30 am to 1:00 pm
FOOD PANTRY HOURS Monday: 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Wednesday: 10:00 am to 1:45 pm
Thursday: 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
GENERAL INFO
ANOINTING OF THE SICK Call the parish office or the 24 hour priest emergency line at 586-909-5480, to arrange for anointing for someone who is seriously ill.
PARISH REGISTRATION You may register online by visiting spotcatholic.org. Newcomers are always welcome!
ONLINE GIVING Click Donate on our parish website home page spotcatholic.org for information or to enroll or give a one-time gift.
BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS Submit text and photos by noon on Monday for the following Sunday to [email protected].
FACILITIES SCHEDULING To schedule a parish related event please complete the Facility Usage Form available from the parish office or on spotcatholic.org/forms-downloads.
PARISH LIBRARY Located in the Parish Office Suite - check out spotcatholic.org/library for complete information on hours and resources available.
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CHURCH OFFICE PARISH OFFICE 41300 Romeo Plank Road Clinton Township, MI 48038
PARISH PHONE 586-228-1210
PARISH FAX 586-228-8935
PASTOR Fr. Jerry Slowinski 586-228-1210 ext. 111 [email protected]
SR. PRIEST Fr. Ron Essman
PERMANENT DEACON Rev. Mr. Marc Rybinski 586-228-1210 ext. 113 [email protected]
BUSINESS MANAGER Monica Thimm 586-228-1210 ext. 116 [email protected]
PARISH BOOKKEEPER 586-228-1210 ext. 124
PARISH SECRETARY Amy O’Gara 586-228-1210 ext. 101 [email protected]
WEEKEND RECEPTIONISTS Christine Albrecht [email protected]
MAINTENANCE & GROUNDS Jason Scanlan 586-228-1210 ext. 121 [email protected]
COMMUNICATION
MASS ANNOUNCEMENTS Phyllis Bengry 586-228-1210 ext. 122 [email protected]
BULLETIN [email protected]
WEBSITE [email protected]
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PARISH CALENDAR https://www.spotcatholic.org/events
RELIGIOUS ED RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PHONE 586-228-6651
PARISH CATECHETICAL LEADER Peggy DeClercq 586-228-6651 ext. 4 [email protected]
YOUTH MINISTRY Celeste Triner 586-228-6651 [email protected]
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SECRETARY Janice Krygowski 586-228-6651 ext. 5 [email protected]
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SECRETARY & OFFICE ASSISTANT Kathy Andrzejewski 586-228-6651 ext. 2 [email protected]
SACRAMENTAL PREP BAPTISM PREP Peggy DeClercq 586-228-6651 ext. 4 [email protected] MARRIAGE PREP Deacon Marc Rybinski 586-228-1210 ext. 113 [email protected] RCIA COORDINATOR Peggy DeClercq 586-228-6651 ext. 4 [email protected]
ORGANIZATIONS & MINISTRIES
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS & AL-ANON Tom Murray [email protected]
ALTAR SERVERS Kim Heiss [email protected]
AMERICAN HOUSE Gail Oliveri [email protected]
ALTAR CLOTHS Carol Golec [email protected]
COMMUNION TO HOMEBOUND Deacon Marc Rybinski 586-228-1210 ext. 113 [email protected]
DONUT SUNDAY Lori Finn [email protected]
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION (EMHC) Sally Gryniewicz [email protected]
ENVIRONMENT Phyllis Bengry [email protected]
EVANGELICAL CHARITY Deacon Marc Rybinski 586-228-1210 ext. 113 [email protected]
EVANGELIZATION Peggy DeClercq 586-228-6651 ext. 4 [email protected]
FINANCE COUNCIL Tom Loria [email protected]
FOOD PANTRY & CRISIS OUTREACH Joyce Yaklin - Coordinator 586-228-1094 [email protected]
Toni O’Neill - Assistant 586-228-1094 [email protected]
GARDENERS Monica Thimm [email protected] HOLY DUSTERS Bea Galaska [email protected] Dorothy Radtke JOURNEY MEN Guy Infante [email protected] KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Tom Gray 586-265-9885 [email protected] LECTORS Phyllis Bengry 586-228-1210 ext. 122 [email protected] LIBRARY Peggy DeClercq 586-228-6651 ext. 4 [email protected] MISSION POINTE Ron Perfetto [email protected] MEN’S GROUP Jim Lundberg [email protected] MINISTERS OF HOSPITALITY Clara Loria [email protected] MUSIC MINISTRY Phyllis Bengry 586-228-1210 ext. 122 [email protected] PARISH COUNCIL Mike Lauretti [email protected] PARISH NURSES Rosalie Liddell [email protected]
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY Deacon Marc Rybinski 586-228-1210 ext. 113 [email protected]
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY Mary Fiorani [email protected]
SANDWICH SATURDAY Sue Rybinski [email protected]
SACRISTANS Peggy DeClercq 586-228-6651 ext. 4 [email protected]
STEWARDSHIP Mike Lauretti [email protected]
SENIORS Barb Novak [email protected]
VACATION BIBLE EXPERIENCE Janice Krygowski Teresa Szypa [email protected]
WEDDING COORDINATORS Mary Kay Young [email protected]
WELCOME MINISTRY Peggy DeClercq 586-228-6651 ext. 4 [email protected]
WORSHIP COMMISSION Christine Bonkowski [email protected]
WORSHIP COORDINATORS Phyllis Bengry 586-228-1210 ext. 122 [email protected]
Peggy DeClercq 586-228-6651 ext. 4 [email protected]
YOUTH MINISTRY Celeste Triner 586-228-6651 [email protected]
SCHEDULE—November 20 and 21, 2021
4:00 pm Mass 7:45 am Mass 9:30 am Mass 11:30 am Mass
Rosary @ 3:15 pm Gary Skarb
Welcome Host Brenda Oldenkamp Mike Essad Valerie Doyle Celeste Beaver
Presider Fr. Jerry Fr. Jerry Fr. Ron Fr. Ron
Altar Servers None at this time None at this time None at this time None at this time
Lectors Keller MacKinnon
Wisneski Thomson
Impellizzeri Charland
K of C K of C
Hospitality None at this time None at this time None at this time None at this time
Sacristan Phil Mularski Bob Hurlbert Alane Willming Steve Heiss
Purificator Sandra Wietzel Sandra Wietzel Sandra Wietzel Sandra Wietzel
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