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WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday - 4:30 PM; Sunday - 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM &

12:00 PM

WEEK DAY MASS SCHEDULE

Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. - 9:00 AM

RECONCILIATION

Saturdays at 3:00 PM

December 18, 2016

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St. Thomas a’Becket

Catholic Church 555 S. Lilley Rd., Canton

Website: www.abecket.org

facebook.com/abecketcanton

“We WELCOME all,

WORSHIP together at the

Eucharistic table, and give

WITNESS to Jesus Christ.”

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday - 4:30 PM; Sunday - 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM &

12:00 PM

WEEK DAY MASS SCHEDULE


RECONCILIATION

Saturdays at 3:00 PM

October 6, 2019

Periodically, I hope to feature a different ministry here at Becket in my weekly column. This week I would like to highlight the liturgical ministry of Usher. Ushers might be more correctly referred to as a 'ministers of hospitality'. Ushers perform many critical ministerial functions at the weekend Masses. Other than Greeters, an Usher is probably the first person one encounters when he or she enters the church for weekend worship. The usher has the opportunity to meet new people and help new people feel welcome. They are responsible for the collection of the financial offerings of parishioners during the 'Presentation of the Gifts'. They help us when space in church needs to be reserved, help keep the Holy Communion procession orderly and perform a myriad of other vital functions, such as calling '911' and making room for medical profession-als when someone has a health emergency and distributing copies of the Chancellor after Mass. In addition to all these important ministerial functions, ushers have an opportunity to meet many people in the parish and visitors and, as a result, build camaraderie with each other. This exciting, fulfilling ministry is open to women, men, teens, and even families if the children have been confirmed. If you can help us with this vital ministry, please contact Lisa Bittner at lisa.bittner@abecket. org or at: 734.981.1333 - ask for Lisa. For a full list and description of all the ministries offered here at Becket, please see the homepage of our website: www.abecket.org to find out more. All of us, as baptized Catholics, have a responsibility to live out our baptismal call through service. Please pray over how God is calling you to live out your baptismal call through service. Have a wonderful week full of Blessings! Fr. Chris

8:30 AM - 2:30 PM Drop Ins Welcomed

This year Mercy in Action Christian Service Outreach will focus on Samaritas This is a facility in our community that serves as a temporary place for

homeless families. The Samaritas Family Life Center is located in Westland. They welcome two-parent families, single mothers or fathers with children and pregnant women. The Center provides private, locked rooms for each family, three balanced meals and a snack each day, laundry room facilities, on-site medical clinic, help finding a permanent home, job counseling and placement, and much more. To offer all of these benefits for the displaced, they rely on donations of supplies and volunteers to help refurbish clients’ rooms. Besides collecting supplies, the project at Samaritas Family Center will include refurbishing a room. Volunteers will clean, paint, and decorate the room. You can help by taking a tag from the bulletin board located in the gathering area this weekend and next, and purchase the item on the tag, and then return the item by October 20th. You can also volunteer for any of the shifts through Sign-up Genius which will be located on our website soon.

(see MERCY on page 2)

SVDP Fall Clothing Drive –

October 19th and 20th

Fall is upon us, and it’s a good time to clean out those closets. If you haven't worn something in a year or two, donate it instead of throwing it out! Someone else could put it to good use this fall or winter. Items just need to be clean & in good condition (no holes, stains or tears please). Please mark your calendar!

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K of C MI Drive Oct. 12th-13th The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic, family, fraternal service organization. Our more than 1.9 million members and their families are dedicated to the ideals of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. We work to benefit our communities, our Church, and our fellowmen and women. Knights have long placed a special emphasis on programs to benefit people with intellectual disabilities and over the past decade, alone, we have donated more than $1.5 billion and provided more than 691 million hours of community service to them and countless others in need. The weekend of October 12th and 13th, we will be standing outside our church after Mass hoping that you will help us continue our financial commitment and volunteer support for the 45th annual drive. You will see us around town at businesses such as Holiday Market, L. George's and Johnny Cakes. Please note that 100% of the net proceeds from this project go directly to agencies and programs serving people in our area with intellectual disabilities such as Angels' Place, St. Louis Center, and Michigan Special Olympics. Our own Msgr. Kern Council has raised more than $50,000 and has provided over 1,200 service hours to these special programs since 2012. Angel's Place operates 20 homes and serves 93 adults in the tri-county area. On average, Angels' Place will provide forty years of service to each individual they serve. St. Louis Center is a caring, residential, family living and learning environment providing for the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. St. Louis Center is located on 180 acres in Chelsea, Michigan. Michigan Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabili-ties. Athletes develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage and experience joy while participating in the sharing of gifts, skills and friendship among their families, Special Olympics athletes and the community. The athletes achieve their dreams with the support of caring volunteers, coaches, family members and staff.

INVITE AND IGNITE SUNDAY

October 6th

@ NOON MASS

On the Rise Bakery will be here after all the masses this weekend - October 5

th and 6

th.

The bake goods are reasonably priced and they sell out fast, so come early. They take cash or check for payment. On the Rise Bakery is a program of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. The bakers have recently been released from prison or have completed a substance abuse treatment program. They truly want to change their lives. The On the Rise Bakery comes to area churches selling their goods at reasonable prices. The baked goods are delicious. They bake pies, cookies, breads, brownies, cinnamon rolls and other tasty goods. With each purchase of the baked goods, you are helping make possible the provision of supportive housing, training, counseling services, educational opportunities, and self-help programs. On the Rise Bakery is a program where each man is responsible to reach back and support the newest member. The social entrepreneurship would not have been possible without the tremendous support of so many churches and individuals in the metro Detroit area. This is truly a story of what can happen when a community dreams of the impossible and believes in it. Miracles still happen!

MERCY (continued from page 1) The Mercy in Action Day is scheduled for Saturday, October 26th. The day will begin with sorting of supplies which we will be collecting over the next several weeks. Then we invite all our volunteers and everyone to our 4:30 PM Mass. Following Mass we will conclude with our annual Fall Family Fun Day in the Family Life Center, where we will have food, fun, and fellowship. The history of Mercy in Action Day began with Pope Francis declaring 2016 the year of Mercy and the first Mercy in Action Day was October 1, 2016 in the Archdiocese of Detroit. The tradition has continued by designating a day in October for all parishes to work together and put mercy into action and do corporal works of mercy. Here at St. Thomas a’Becket we have turned this into Mercy in Action Days because we have many projects and activities happening in the month of October that show our actions to do corporal works of mercy. The corporal works of mercy are to feed the hungry, to give drink to the thirsty, to clothe the naked, to give shelter to travelers, to visit the sick, to visit the imprisoned, and to bury the dead As you live out the month of October take note of the following activities happening at St. Thomas a’Becket:

October 5th & 6th On the Rise Bakery – Helping those who have been released from prison.

October 6th

Red Cross Blood Drive – Helping the sick who are in need of blood.

October 12th

& 13th

Knights of Columbus MI (Tootsie Roll)Drive -- Helping People with Intellectual Disabilities.

October 19th

& 20th

St. Vincent de Paul Clothing Drive - Helping people who are in need of being clothed.

October 26th

Mercy in Action Day - Helping to give shelter to the homeless.

Every weekend donate to the St. Vincent de Paul Food Wagons – Helping to feed the hungry.


Knights of Columbus is sponsoring another

“All You Can Eat

Pancake Breakfast” Sunday, October 13, 2019

from 9 AM to noon only

Serving 4 types of pancakes today only Regular, Chocolate Chip, Blueberry, and Apple Cider Pancakes (while they last!),

French Toast, Scrambled Eggs, Breakfast Sausage, Ham, Hash Browns, Fruit Cocktail, coffee and tea

$6 Per Person - $17 Per Family

Parishes Nurses will be available to check your blood pressure

For information about our Council, email us at: [email protected], or see our web page at

www.kofc8284.org

ST. THOMAS á BECKET

555 S. Lilley Rd., Canton, MI 48188 Main Office: (734) 981-1333

Rel. Ed. Office: (734) 981-6680 Office Fax: (734) 981-1481

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday - 4:30 PM; Sunday - 8 AM, 10 AM & 12 PM


Reconciliation - Sat. at 3:00 PM

PASTORAL MINISTRY Fr. Christopher Maus, Pastor

[email protected] Fr. Jeff Allan, Weekend Assistant

James Ward, Deacon [email protected]

Lisa Bittner, Pastoral Minister [email protected]

CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION Betsy Crapps, Director

[email protected] Anne Truax, Asst. Director [email protected]

YOUTH MINISTRY Patrick Gauthier, Director

[email protected]

ADULT FAITH FORMATION Deacon Jim Ward, Director

MUSIC MINISTRY Kevin Ryan, Dir. of Music and Liturgy

[email protected] Janine Grady-Creedon, Associate Dir.

[email protected]

PARISH ADMINISTRATION Grace Pellerito, Dir. of Finance & Admin.

[email protected] Barbara Palazzolo, Office Mgr./Editor

[email protected] Pam Michels, Parish Secretary/Website

[email protected] Rick St. Peter, Maintenance -

[email protected]

BAPTISMS Celebrated Monthly - Must be registered

in the parish at least 3 months prior to Baptism date -

Contact Lisa Bittner, Ext. 16 [email protected]

OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Thursday: 9AM - 9PM

Friday: 9AM - 5PM (closed for lunch 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM)

Saturday: Closed Sunday: 9AM to 1PM

MARRIAGE Contact the parish office

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Angie Mazurek -

[email protected]

All Saints Catholic School (734) 459-2490

www.allsaintscs.com

Called To Serve

Workshop For Teens

Monday, October 21st

6:00 PM - 9:00 PM If you are a teen (9th - 12th

grade) and plan to volunteer for any

event that involves children, you

must complete the Called To Serve

Workshop which is only offered here

once a year.

Please register by calling the

parish office at 734-981-1333. If you

have any questions, contact Pam

Michels by either calling the above

number or via email at:

[email protected].

Pizza will be served at 5:30 PM

and the workshop begins promptly at

6:00 PM - no late arrivals allowed in.

The parish nurses are sponsoring the flu vaccination clinic for Sunday, October 20th at St. Thomas a'Becket church after the 8 AM,10 AM and 12 noon Masses in the conference room. Kroger pharmacists will be available to give the injections and answer questions pertaining to the vaccination. All interested members are asked to sign up on the board provided in the gathering area. Remember to bring your medical insurance cards and prescription card. (Medicare red, white and blue and Part D) Children 9 years and older may receive vaccine. The cost for the regular vaccine for non-insured people will be $25.00. The enhanced high dose vaccine for non insured will also cost $25.00.

http://www.allsaintscs.com


SVDP

NEWSLETTER

We pray together, share in our joys, and support each other through hardships. Moms of all ages and stages are welcome.

Mom's Group Daytime Meeting Topic: Praying the Rosary, with

Rosary Craft Speakers: Anna White &

Julie Bobrowski Thursday, October 10th

9:30-11:30 AM, Room 10-14

Mom's Group Evening Meeting Topic: Celebrating Halloween & Creating Cards for Waltonwood

Wednesday, October 16th 7:30-9:00 PM, Room 10

Meetings are free, but please donate to the wagons in the Gathering Space! This month's item: CANNED GOODS.

Free child care available at meetings. Please join our Facebook and Google groups for updates!

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/abecket moms E-Mail: [email protected]

Home visits are certainly an integral part of our Conference and of the St. Vincent de Paul Society as a whole, but they are not required of all of our members. Some members do not make home visits because of their own physical constraints, or their work schedule. Others want to help in serving the poor, but choose not to participate in making home visits. Perhaps they worry about being able to control their emotions at the plight of those we visit. Not all Vincentians are called to be home visitors, and that is fine because there are many other ways for our members to be involved. If, however, a member, new or old, expresses an interest in making home visits we are happy to show them the ropes. They are taken out with one of our current teams to observe an actual home visit or two. Our routine is explained including the prayer each team prays together before the visit, the form that we fill out during the visit, the questions that we ask the clients so we understand their situation, the prayer we pray at the client’s home, and an explanation to the client about what they can expect as far as our response to their request. The form also has sections for the home visitors to fill out later regarding their observations and their recommenda-tions regarding the request. The home visit is an opportunity to meet face-to-face with the poor in our area of Canton. Most, if not all, of our home visitors would say that they have gained a new appreciation and understanding of the plight of the poor. Their situations can be overwhelming, and despite this fact so many of these people we meet are an example and inspiration to us by their positive attitude, their perseverance, and their warmth.

St. Vincent de Paul, pray for us, our benefactors and those we serve.

Please remember we can only take NON-PERISHABLE food (nothing that

needs refrigeration) in the wagons, and please check expiration dates

on the containers.

Public Square

Rosary Crusade 2019

Join the Rosary Crusade

Praying the Rosary

Saturday, October 12th at noon

At St. Thomas a’Becket 555 S. Lilley Rd.

(on front sidewalk) Saint Louis de Montfort said

“Public prayer is far more powerful than private prayer to appease the

anger of God and call down His mercy, and the Holy Mother Church, guided by the Holy Spirit, has always advocated public prayer in times of

public tragedy and suffering.”

For more information, contact Lee Vargas or Marrieta Domingo

At 917-459-5302

Peaceful Piecers Group Join a fabulous group of experienced quilters. If you have some sewing experience, but would like to try quilting, join us! Experienced quilters will help you get started in this exciting craft! We are not a ‘club’ - no fees - just come in and work on your own projects. We also work on quilts to be donated three times a year. We meet during the day on Tuesdays from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. The next meeting will be Tuesday, October 8th. Please stop by and see what we are all doing on our quilts and other hobbies!

“PEACEFUL PIECERS”


ANSWER: An ad-dress!

Children’s Faith Formation From the Deacon

Catholicism 101

Pillars of the Church - Scripture Our Catholic faith rests on three pillars: Scripture, Tradition and Teaching (or Magisterium). The Bible is the inspired word of God, but inspiration does not mean dictated by God. God inspired the sacred authors to write, but the authors themselves put that inspiration into words. Most Christian traditions use the Bible as a basis for their theology (as do Catholics!). Frequently they use an approach that accepts the literal words of scripture. The Catholic approach is to “dig into” the scriptures looking at the historical context the author was writing in and the literary form they used. We realize that poetry should not be understood the same way as documentary history! If you are reading your Bible in English, you are reading a transla-tion. For the Old Testament from Hebrew (mostly) and the New from Greek. There are Formal Transla-tions aiming at word-for-word accuracy; Equivalence Translations aiming at “same sense” (even if using different words); and Paraphrases which give you my interpretation of what I think the original words mean. St. Jerome made the first “common language” translation (the Latin Vulgate) in the 400s. The first English translation from the Vulgate was the Douay-Rheims in 1582. This was the only Bible in English until the 1950s (yes, really!). The one we read at Mass in the United States is the New American which is available on the U.S. Bishops website: http://usccb.org/bible/index.cfm. All Catholic Bibles will have introductory material about each book, foot notes and cross refer-ences. We have an excellent collection of Bibles and commentaries in our parish library that you are welcome to borrow. We also have Bible Study on Wednesday evenings. So get out there and start reading! If you have questions (or would just like to chat!) send me an e-mail: [email protected]. God bless! Deacon Jim

Today is Respect Life Sunday! Stop by the table in the Gathering Area for free information and items to use to promote the Culture of Life among your friends, family and co-workers. Information is from our United States Council of Catholic Bishops. If you haven’t signed the petition to stop dismemberment abortion, the petitions will be available after each Mass at our tables in the gathering area. Today is Life Chain from 2:00-3:30 PM at various locations in our area and across the nation. Life Chain is a national peaceful and prayerful public witness of pro-life individuals standing for 90 minutes praying for our nation. It is a visual statement of solidarity by the Christian community that the Church supports the sanctity of human life from the moment of conception until natural death. Some of our church members will be at Wayne & Warren. Others will be at various locations. See Lifechain.net for a location near you. Our next regular Pro-Life Committee meeting is Saturday, October 12th, at 3:00 PM, here at the church. Come and join in with us. Also, October 12

th is a Mary’s

Mantle fundraising dinner after the 5 PM Mass at St. Lucy Croatian Church in Troy. Mary’s Mantle is the Archdiocese of Detroit’s home for expectant mothers in need of a home. Visit www.marysmantle.net for tickets and more information.

We will be having our fire drill at the beginning of class time this week. (Weather permitting.) Please do not be afraid when you see all of our students standing in the parking lot. We should only be outside a few minutes but if it is chilly, please make sure your child wears a jacket. Thanks, again, parents for parking your car and walking your child into the building.

Important Dates Oct. 10 - 6:30 PM Parent Meeting for Home Study students (make up session) Oct. 7, 8, 9 - Fire Drill Oct. 14, 15, 16 - Confirmation Parent Meeting with your child during class time

*ALL SAINTS students may pick a day to attend (Mon 6 PM,

Tues 5 PM, Wed 6 PM) Oct. 20 - Confirmation Enrollment for all 8

th Graders Noon Mass

Oct. 28 - First Communion Parent meeting at 6 PM April 25-26 - First Communion Weekend May 26 - Confirmation Reh. - 6 PM May 28 - Confirmation - 7 PM Gospel Reading: Luke 17: 5-10 Key Passage: Jesus said, “We are worthless slaves; we have done only what we ought to have done.” Family Questions of the Week: Adults: When have you done more than was required of you in the service of others? Children: When have you done something extra for someone in your family without being asked? What did you learn from this?

Have a blessed week! Betsy

For the Kids: What does a house wear?

(continued….)

For the Adults: Thought of the Day! “Instead of worrying about what you cannot control, shift your energy to what you can create.” ― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart

http://usccb.org/bible/index.cfm

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.marysmantle.net

https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/49604402


More pictures from the Feast of Saint Lorenzo Ruiz celebration can be found on our website:

www.abecket.org


Please remember these people who are sick

and have asked for our prayers:

Pray for the Sick

God Bless All Our Service Men and Women, including:

Baptisms A Parent of child to be baptized must contact Lisa Bittner at 981-1333

four to six weeks before desired baptismal date. Family must be registered In the parish at least three months prior to Baptism date.

*Kim Adams Christopher Andrews

*Janice Bailey *Patricia Boljesic *Mary Bradley *Michael Burke Orville Bushman *Patti Cappuccitti Robert Catalano

Jim Clagg Mary Ann Common

Edwina Cook *Mary Dery Ed Derwoed Jake DiPonio

Joseph Dondzila *Theresa Duncan

*Ted Duprey *Richard Emerick

*Robert Ewing Robert Facione Frances Gagne *Liam Gasca

*John Grabowski *Jim Grupa

*Ralph Guastella *Mary Jo Hanson

Steve Haycox Jim Jasnowski

*Ann Kelly-Smirthwaite *Rick Kolody

*Sal Lauto Andrew Linn

*Baby Paisley Long Carmie Loveland *Nancy Luhring

Kathryn Malinowski *Pat Marunich

Thomas Mazurek *Kathy McCann James McElgunn

*parishioners

1st Lt. Stephen J. Kilijanczyk Capt. Kristen Lovio, MD Capt. Vincent Malainy

Lt. Luke Masiarak CM Sgt. Brian McDermott

Christian Mejia Cpl. Kyle David Mimnaugh

Sgt. Joseph M. Nelson USMC Lt. Nicholas Norville

SSgt Melissa Ann Nyman Michael Pelot

SN Alexander S. Petrarca CW4 Stephen Piku, Jr.

Spec. Anthony Piotrowski PFC Jesse Pointer

1st Lt. Michael Pool PFC Ryan Porter Sgt. Justin Purdy

LCpl. Daniel Quaine Sr. AMN Addison W. Queen

David M. Rhein, SFC Nelson Rodriguez, SFC Spec. Michael Rusaki

Michael Sadler Cpl. Todd F. Schuller Capt. Thomas Scott

SPC Adam Seidl SGT Eric Simoneaux Sgt. Jason Simons SN Jannel Skiver

Sgt. Nathan P. Smith LCpl Mark A. Smith

LCpl Michael A. Smith AMN Nathan Staugler

Lt. CMdr. Steven Stefaniak LCpl Richard Strayhan Lt. Jeffrey Strohman

PFC Derrik Trace TSgt. Susan Van Vliet

Pvt. John Ward Sgt. Jason Wilburn

SSgt. Paul J. Abel Col. Kenneth Amidon Spc. Anthony C. Barth 1st. Lt. Brad Bentlage

AME3 Richard C. Bernard 1st Lt. Randall Bittner

MS2 Christopher Boulton Cpl. Mike Burton

PFC Jeremy Burton Major Monica Bury

PFC Kaitlyn Bury Pvt. Amber Bury

Sgt. Brian Chun-Ming PFC Gregory Cox PFC Mitchell Cox Cpl. Chris Crocker

SSgt. Michael Cousins CW3 Edward David

LCpl Joseph Dempsey Capt. James R. Driver

Michael Driver CW03 Joseph Dziuban

A1C Devin Dziuban Pvt. Tyler Ehnis

Cpl Maya Euliss, USMC FN Adam Farmer USN PFC Terry D. Fichtner

PFC Timothy Fry Spec. Joseph Furca Lt. Michon Girardot Pvt. Justin Goleniak

Sgt. Michael Grigorian Sgt. Dennis Hendzell

LCpl. Benjamin Howie AO3 Joseph Hubel

LSSN Steven Hyland Cpl. Timothy Iverson

Cpl. Junior Novas Jaquez Major Craig Jayson Pvt. 2 Robert Kelly

NOTE: As military personnel return home, please call Parish office and notify us.

Future Baptism Schedule

October 13th and 27th at 1:30 PM Class on October 3rd at 7:30 PM

November 10th and 24th at 1:30 PM Class on November 7th at 7:30 PM

Please arrange for a babysitter so you can attend the meeting,

which lasts about an hour and a half.

Kim McInerney Paula McNulty

*Maureen Miller Rick Morga

*Elsie Morin Pat Morrison

*Mary Mulcahy Steve Naida

*Ronnie Nelson Michael O’Malley

Stella Paja Mark Pidgeon Joe Quinlan Paul Reiner

Molly Reynolds *John Rowe

Caroline Rummel Jill Russell *Les Sabo

*Christy Schmidt *Brian Schumacher

Linda Servello Denzel & Merna Short

*Peter Slazinski *Juanita Swatek Ginny Thompson

Kara Timbo *Frances Toscano

Hope Troman Sophie Varney

Carolyn Vellucci Kayce Warner

Michael & Irene Waypa Erik Weber Susan Wirth

Denise Wright Fred Zabkiewicz Nicole Zapinski Jennifer Zhang


Weekly Mass Intentions

Readings for the Week October 6, 2019

27th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Monday – October 7, 2019 10:00AM GIFT Bible Study – Room 16 5:00 PM RCIK Instruction – AFF Room 6:00 PM Faith Formation Classes – Church, classrooms 7:00 PM RCIA Instruction – AFF Room 7:30 PM Handbell Choir Rehearsal – CH 7:30 PM Men’s Fellowship – Room 16 Tuesday – October 8, 2019 9:30 AM Quilters – Rooms 2/4 10:00AM Adoration – Chapel 5:00 PM Faith Formation Classes – Church, classrooms 7:00 PM Women’s Fellowship – FLC Wednesday – October 9, 2019 6:00 PM Faith Formation Classes – Church, classrooms 7:00 PM Little Rock Bible Study – AFF Rm Thursday – October 10, 2019 9:30 AM Mom’s Group – AFF Room, Nursery 6:00 PM TOPS Meeting – Rooms 2/4 6:00 PM Youth Choir Rehearsal – CH 6:30 PM Faith Formation – Home Study Parents – Rooms 10-14 7:00 PM K of C Officers Mtg. – Rms 5/7 7:30 PM Liturgical Choir Rehearsal - CH Friday – October 11, 2019 Saturday – October 12, 2019 3:00 PM Reconciliation 3:00 PM Pro-Life Committee Mtg – AFF Rm 4:30 PM K of C – MI Drive – Outside entry doors Sunday –October 13, 2019 7:00 AM K of C Breakfast – FLC, 8:00 AM K of C – MI Drive – Outside entry doors 8:00 AM Mercy in Action Tags – Gathering Area 10:00AM Children’s Liturgy of the Word – Rooms 10-14 1:30 PM Baptisms - Church

Week at a Glance

Monday – October 7, 2019 9:00 AM Arthur Worniak Ralph Kombol Intention of Dawn Oldani Tuesday – October 8, 2019 9:00 AM Intentions of Len & Marge Rosiewicz Wednesday – October 9, 2019 NO MASS Thursday – October 10, 2019 9:00 AM People of the Parish Friday – October 11, 2019 9:00 AM People of the Parish Saturday – October 12 2019 4:30 PM Nancy Spencer (7th Anniv.) George Belous Walter Moskwa Phil Reaper Karen Lorne Sunday – October 13, 2019 8:00 AM Justin Spieker Don Tuszynski (17 yr) Frank Kuras (2 yr) 10:00AM Intention of Joe & Sue Nader (50th Wedd. Anniversary) Intention of Frank & Pauline Bonello & Family Intention of Mary & Victor Borg and Family Joseph Trinh Minh Hien Anne Tran Thi Thinh 12:00PM Remigia Palting Mary Fiorentino Bob Gajowski

Sunday:

Hb 1:2-3; 2:2-4

Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9 [8]

2 Tm 1:6-8, 13-14

Lk 17:5-10

Monday:

Jon 1:1—2:2, 11

Jon 2:3, 4, 5, 8

Lk 10:25-37

Tuesday:

Jon 3:1-10

Ps 130:1b-2, 3-4ab, 7-8 [3]

Lk 10:38-42

Wednesday:

Jon 4:1-11

Ps 86:3-4, 5-6, 9-10 [15]

Lk 11:1-4

Thursday:

Mal 3:13-20b

Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [Ps 40:5a]

Lk 11:5-13

Friday:

Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2

Ps 9:2-3, 6 and 16, 8-9 [9]

Lk 11:15-26

Saturday:

Jl 4:12-21

Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 11-12 [12a]

Lk 11:27-28

Next Sunday:

2 Kgs 5:14-17

Ps 98:1, 2-3, 3-4 [cf. 2b]

2 Tm 2:8-13

Lk 17:11-19


Liturgical Ministers for Oct. 12 and 13, 2019

4:30 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 PM

Celebrants Fr Manny Chircop Fr Chris Maus Fr Chris Maus Fr Manny Chircop

Lectors Betty Berryman Len Rosiewicz

Cathy Bammel Lisa Jasnowski

Lisa Bank Jason Bank

Bruno Genrich Ben Keyserling

Altar Servers

Jackson Yeadon Grant Yeadon

Volunteer Needed

Charlie Salowich Parker Salowich

Volunteer Needed

Sofia D’Agostino Felecia Ferracciolo

Teja Gopu Andrew Hynek

Jessica Aguwa Teresa Aguwa Aaron Brizuela Bianca Origlia

Ushers Team #11 Team #1 Team #6 Team #8

Eucharistic Ministers OCTOBER

Greeters Matt Saxer

Volunteer Needed Cathi Ericson

Volunteer needed Bill DesOrmeau

Mary DesOrmeau Cyndi Stover

Volunteer Needed

Cantors Larry Morin Pat Ward Kelly Savine Jenna Petroskey

Sacristans Patrick Comtois Paula Roach

Marilyn Karras Dennis Lipski Karen Greger

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO SIGN IN

AT EVERY MASS FOR OCTOBER

)

If you are unable to walk up for communion, please notify an usher and they will have a Eucharistic Minister come to you.

I Melissa Giannini and Dylan Martin

Banns

Of Marriage

$25,225.00

$17,220.00 $1,379.46 $5,798.50

$24,397.96

$353,150.00 $365,458.53

2875 2570

538 164

Weekly Budget

Sunday Collection Loose Offerings Online Giving Total Collection

YTD Budget - Wk. 14 YTD Collections

No. Registered Fam. No. of Env. Issued No. of Env. Used No. of Online Givers

Financial Statement

September 29, 2019

We wish to extend our deepest sympathy and prayers to the families and friends of parishioner Mary Dery, wife of Marv Dery; John Bittner, father of Mike and Lisa Bittner; and Rev. Timothy Babcock

Eternal rest grant unto them, Oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.

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