Knights of Columbus Ray Maka / 616-485-1130

Scrip Coordinator Brenda Kilpatrick / 616-837-6363

Parish Prayer Line

Mary Ann Laug / 616-837-8223 Chris Albrecht / 616-997-6980 Environmental Coordinator Rosemary Weigel

Family Center Hall Rental:

Contact the Parish Office

A calendar of all scheduled events can be found on our parish website.

Our Cluster Parish: St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 15164 Juniper Dr., Marne MI 49435 Parish Office: 616-677-3934 or 616-677-1123 Fax: 616-677-5866 secretary@saintmarysmarne.org www.saintmarysmarne.org

Pastoral Council Pam Moore Pete Nielsen Casey Brennan Paul Schmidt Kevin Kilpatrick Mark Phillips Finance Council Sue Felicioni Marty Marshall Jeff Parish Duane Snowdin Rick Weigel

Saint Michael’s Catholic Community is a family challenged by Christ, inspired by the Holy Spirit, to care for others and to become the body of Christ through worship, hospitality and service.

Saint Michael’s Catholic Church 17150 - 88th Ave, Coopersville, MI 49404

Parish Office: 616-384-4026 www.saintmichaels.us

Pastor– Rev. Ayub Francis Nasar

Email: franasar@grpriests.org Phone: 616-384-4026

Parish Office Phone: 616-384-4026 Fax: 616-837-7893 Office Hours: Mon - Fri: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Parish Secretary: Beki Rotman secretary@saintmichaels.us Business Manager: Kathie Poelma bsmgr@saintmichaels.us Liturgical Minister: Kevin Kilpatrick liturgy@saintmichaels.us

Faith Formation Youth Minister: Bob Jonaitis youthministry@saintmichaels.us Elementary: Debbie Veneklase childrensministry@saintmichaels.us RCIA / RCIC: Cliff Kozminski Phone: 616-837-6985 Cell: 616-437-5318

Preschool Phone: 616-384-4026 ext 203

Mrs. Annette Lown preschool@saintmichaels.us Meets MWF from 8:45—11:45 a.m.

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE 4:30 p.m. Saturday at St. Mary 8:00 a.m. & 9:30 a.m. at St. Michael (Nov-Feb) 11:00 a.m. at St. Mary (Nov-Feb) 7:30 a.m. & 9 a.m. at St. Michael (March-Oct) 10:30 a.m. at St. Mary (March-Oct.)

Daily Mass Schedule : 9:00 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday at St. Mary 9:00 a.m. Wednesday and Friday at St. Michael Eucharistic Adoration: St. Mary—Tuesday after Mass until 4:00 pm St. Michael—Wednesday after Mass until 5:00 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at St. Mary Wednesday from 3:00—4:00 p.m. at St. Michael Reconciliation can be made anytime by appointment. Sacrament of Baptism: Contact the Parish Office at least 1 month prior. Sacrament of Marriage Contact the Parish Office at least 6 months prior.

Welcome to the Cluster Parishes of St. Mary and St. Michael

Mass Intentions Saturday September 5

4:30PM † Michael Burdick by M/M Jim Harlett ............................. MA

Sunday September 6 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30AM † Pete & Marge Ferwerda by Pam Raczkiewicz ................ MI

9:00AM † Jean Klein by Sherm & Ruth Hecksel ................................ MI

10:30AM † Brian Moon by M/M Gary Karr ........................................ MA

Monday September 7 No Mass

Tuesday September 8

9:00AM Mass of Thanksgiving ~Adam Skorka by Margie Jirous . MA

Wednesday September 9

9:00AM † Helen Langlois by Jim & Janice Holtrop .......................... MI

Thursday September 10

9:00AM † Michael Burdick by M/M Al Spencer ................................ MA

Friday September11

9:00AM † Nancy Pelkey by Steve & Ann Marshall ........................... MI

Saturday September 12

4:30PM † Joanne Kluting by M/M Gordon Powers ...................... MA

Sunday September 13 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30AM † Betsy Schoenborn by Dick & Kathie Poelma ................. MI

9:00AM † Fred Kromer by Sherm & Ruth Hecksel ......................... MI

10:30AM † Floyd Bradley by M/M Jim Huyge ..................................... MA

MA=St. Mary MI=St. Michael’s

Readings for the Week of September 6

Sunday Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Jer 20:7-9; Ps 63:2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9; Rom 12:1-2; Mt 16:21-27

Monday 1 Cor 2:1-5; Ps 119:97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102; Lk 4:16-30

Tuesday 1 Cor 2:10b-16; Ps 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13ab,

13cd-14; Lk 4:31-37

Wednesday 1 Cor 3:1-9; Ps 33:12-13, 14-15, 20-21; Lk 4:38-44

Thursday Memorial of Saint Gregory the Great, Pope

and Doctor of the Church

1 Cor 3:18-23; Ps 24:1bc-2, 3-4ab, 5-6; Lk 5:1-11

Friday 1 Cor 4:1-5; Ps 37:3-4, 5-6, 27-28, 39-40; Lk 5:33-39

Saturday 1 Cor 4:6b-15; Ps 145:17-18, 19-20, 21; Lk 6:1-5

Sunday Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Ez 33:7-9; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9; Rom 13:8-10;

Mt 18:15-20

St. Michael’s Liturgical Ministers

SEP 6/7:30 AM SEP 6/9:00 AM

Altar

Servers

Braden Monroe

Peter Nielsen

Abby Roush

Elizabeth Roush

Eucharistic

Ministers None at this time None at this time

Greeters None at this time None at this time

Lector Joe Meerman Lyndsey Kosten

Sacristan Jane Vitunskas Deb Mull

Ushers

Ed Irwin

Jonathon Monroe

Calvin Lindberg

Tom Rumptz

Owen Syrek

Tim Syrek

Greg Helsen

Connor Helsen

Music Jennifer Mapes Jennifer Mapes

St. Mary’s Liturgical Ministers

Ministry Schedule Updates

The Covid 19 pandemic has caused many temporary

changes. Because of this, all Liturgical Ministries are only

filled if you call and request an assignment or manually

request an open position on the online ministry

scheduler. Liturgical Ministers needed at each Mass

Altar Server- 2 Sacristan- 1

Lector - 1 Hospitality - 1 to 6

Eucharistic Ministers -0 (Only the priest may distribute at this time)

We need your help filling open positions. If you are willing

and able to serve, Please contact the parish office. We

will provide you with more information on the changes

and extra precautions we are putting in place. Or you

may use the online scheduler and manually request an

open assignment. https://secure.rotundasoftware.com/28/

web-terminal/master-calendar?liveWebPostId=540000

These new scheduling guidelines will stay in place until we

receive new instructions from the diocese. Thank you for

your willingness to help in these uncertain times. If you

have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to

contact us. God Bless You!

Welcome Fr. Ryan Hiaeshutter

Fr Ryan Hiaeshutter, a

newly ordained priest

of the Diocese of Dallas

and nephew of Vito and

Jeanne Dolci will be cele-

brating Mass here at St

Mary on Sunday, Sept 6

at 10:30AM.

Fr. Ryan is originally

from the Grand Rapids

area, and is back here on

vacation visiting family.

Please join me in congratulating and welcoming Fr

Ryan here to St Mary’s. Welcome, Congratulations

and God Bless You, Fr Ryan.

Giving Back to God August 30, 2020

Adult Envelopes $3,361.00

Loose Cash $143.00

Children’s Collection $2.00

Holy Day (Assumption) $10.00

Total $3,516.00

Financial Assistance $100.00

Thank you for your continued support!

St. Michael’s Parish Family Remembers in Their Prayers

Art Klein, Sr., Bill Spencer, Kevin Johnson, Harrison

Tasker, Anne Pols, Margaret Langlois, Ruth Langlois,

Alexandria Gordon, George Langlois, Brooke Camp-

bell, Linda Abel-Carroll, Jackie May, Bev Hehl, Ruth

Hecksel, Jean Mayse, the victims of abortion, and the

men and women in the military.

St. Michael’s Faith Formation

Children’s Liturgy of the Word: Our program is on summer break.

Elementary Faith Formation: Our program is on summer break.

Middle School Faith Formation: Our program is on summer break.

High School Youth Ministry: See Cluster Page for information.

St. Michael’s

Sanctuary Lamp

Pete & Marge Ferwerda

By Pam Raczkiewicz

St. Michael’s Sponsor of the Week

INTERURBAN DEPOT CAFE

Located Downtown Marne ~ (616) 677-1280 THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR BULLETIN!

St. Michael’s Parish News

September 6, 2020 ~ The 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Have you considered St. Michael’s Preschool for your

child? If not, you should! Come and visit the classroom anytime. See what a great experience St. Michael’s Pre-

school can provide. Preschool meets on MWF from 8:45—11:45 am. Your child must be 3 or 4 by October

1st, 2020. For more info, please call our Preschool Director, Annette Lown at 616-384-4026.

St. Michael’s Preschool News

Catholic Services

Appeal ~ 2020 It would be appreciated if you could

turn in your CSA pledge card this

weekend. If you have already done so, thank you! Our

participation in the CSA as individuals and as a parish

enables us to unite with all Catholics in the Diocese of

Grand Rapids. Through the blessings we’ve received,

together we are able to fund important work that bene-

fits our parish and diocesan programs that supports

CSA 2020 Pledge Goal: $54,255.00

Total Pledges Made: $34,717.00 (64%)

Balance: $19,538.00

Participation: 155 of 363 households (43%)

Totals as of September 1, 2020

Our goal is 100% participation, which means a complet-

ed pledge card from every household, regardless of your

level of participation. If you have not responded, please

do so as soon as possible. Please keep in mind that any

amount raised over our goal is returned to the parish. Please continue to pray for the success of this important

effort.

Scrip News Thank you to our 14 families that

purchased Scrip this week.

Our total profit was $73.33.

Custodial Help Wanted – St. Michael’s is seeking a part time custodian. This

position is up to 19 hours a week and involves gen-

eral cleaning duties to maintain a clean and attractive

worship environment and parish facility. The hours

are flexible. Please call the parish office for any ques-

tions or stop in and fill out an application. You can

also email a resume to bsmgr@saintmichaels.us.

Why Do Catholic Women Wear Veils at Mass? For over 2,000 years, Catholic women have worn some

kind of head covering in church. Though the particular reasons

for doing so have varied (for example, modesty in the time of

St. Paul), this practice has always focused on the transcend-

ence of the place—the church, the very dwelling of the Real

Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Having been given this

magnificent Gift by Jesus himself, every Catholic church holds

something not found anywhere else: the true, living presence

of our Bridegroom, hidden under the appearance of bread and

wine.

Contrary to what many believe, Vatican II never did away with this tradi-

tion. It remains a beautiful devotion whereby each woman, symbolizing the

Bride of Christ, the Church, wears a veil as a visible reminder of the perfect

submission of the Church to the loving rule of Christ.

“Woman, because she was created by being drawn from man’s side, is constantly

trying to return to him. She desires the original unity of one flesh and one bone. The

desire for unity between man and woman is a mirror of the relationship between

Christ and the soul. As woman longs for union with man in human relationships, she

is also drawn to unity with God. He calls her to become one with Him: to come under

His side and become flesh of His flesh and bone of His bone. This occurs during re-

ception of the Eucharist. The covering of the head with a veil symbolizes the reality of

women sheltered in the side of her Source and becoming one with Him. She becomes

covered and hidden in her Divine Spouse.” - St. John Chrysostom, Doctor of the

Church

Cluster News and Community News and Events

Parish Cluster High School Youth Ministry

St. Mary’s Knights of Columbus Council #11581

The St Mary’s Knights meet on the 1st Thursday of the

month at 8:00PM in the Parish Hall. For more info please

contact Grand Knight: Jim Lown: jiml@olearypaint.com

or (231)206-7574 or visit:

https://www.saintmarysmarne.org/knights-of-columbus

Blood Drive ~ Sept 20, 2020

St. Michael’s Knights of Columbus

Council #9909

The St. Michael’s Knights meet on the 1st

Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. For more

information, visit

https://saintmichaels.us/knights-of-columbus-9909

September 6, 2020 ~ The 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Knights of Columbus News

Please Pray for our Engaged Couples

Alyssa Ponik & David Brown ……………….. Oct 23, 2020 (All Saints Parish, Alpena)

Lauren Bartush & Breton Petrauskas ………………………April 24, 2021 (St Mary)

Lord God, the source of all love, the wise plan of your providence has brought these

young people together. As they prepare themselves for the sacrament of mar-

riage and pray for your grace, grant that, strengthened by your blessing, they

may grow in their respect for one another and cherish each other with a sin-

cere love. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen

Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @ SM2 Life Teen “Remind”

Text Messages: Text @SM2LT to the # 81010. If you have questions please call

or text Bob Jonaitis at 616-260-7429 or email youthministry@saintmichaels.us

40 Days for Life ~ September 25, 2020 ~

Would you be willing to pray for one hour?

40 Days for Life is a unique pro-life effort

that consists of 40 days of prayer, fasting and

peaceful vigil in front of abortion clinics. The

Grand Rapids campaign will be in front of

the Heritage Clinic at 320 E. Fulton, the only abortion

clinic still operating in our community. Dozens of area

churches have adopted a day of prayer. Our parish family

has chosen Sept 25 to fill in the time slots to pray to end abortion and close the Heritage abortion clinic in Grand

Rapids? Contact Lisa Potts 616-723-3213 or

potts.lisa99@gmail.com sign up or for more infor-

mation. We will need 2 prayer volunteers from 7 am till

7 pm throughout the day. This is a powerful and proven

effective way to close abortion centers and show the

Mother's that we are praying and thinking about them and

their babies. Please consider a hour of your time on Sept

25. Thank you for your commitment to LIFE! God

bless! www.40daysforlife.com/GrandRapids.

Wedding Anniversary Mass

Together with your families, the Diocese of

Grand Rapids honors the faithful witness to

your vocation of marriage and wishes to

celebrate with you. Bishop Walkowiak will

be celebrating the 10 a.m. Mass on Sunday, October 11

for the intentions of all couples in the diocese celebrating

milestone anniversaries this year. Because of the current

situation, we are asking couples to attend Mass at their

own parish that day or to participate from home by

watching the regular broadcast of the televised Mass on

FOX 17 or the livestream on the diocesan Facebook page.

If you would like your marriage to be included in the Mass

intention, please RSVP by calling your parish office.

LABOR DAY BLESSING

Bless, O God, all those who labor. Whether

they are compensated by paycheck or pride,

let them know their true worth in your eyes.

May all workers be gifted with a sense of service to the

common good and graced with the satisfaction of a job

well done. Thank you for those whose work provides

protection, comfort, healing, and relief from suffering and

stress. May all of our labors be for your goodness and

glory. Amen

COVID-19 Parish Office Hours & Sanctuary Hours

St Mary's Parish Office & St Michaels Parish Office have RE-OPENED for

visitors. We will have new guidelines in effect. Due to space and social distancing

guidelines only TWO people will be permitted in the office at a time. You must

answer a series of questions before entering. You will have your temperature taken

before entering. You must wear a mask while in the building. (these restrictions may

change at any time due to instructions from the diocese and the state of Michigan) If

you have any questions or concerns, please contact Fr Ayub 1.616.901.0974 or

franasar@grpriests.org.

We have returned to our Normal Mass Schedule

It will be imperative for all of us — pastors, parish staff, volunteers, and all the faithful

— to work together during these times. The pandemic is not over, and safety

precautions must be followed, in order to promote the continued health and safety of

everyone in our community. Just a reminder, all Catholics in the diocese are

dispensed of their Sunday obligation through October 18. Your cooperation is vital as we take these steps:

• Limit the number of people inside at a given time to no more than 25% of the

church's seating capacity.

• The community room and chapel will be used for overflow.

• We will not be using Hymnals.

• Social distancing MUST occur. Only people living in the same household may sit

together. All others should remain 6 feet away in every direction from another

individual who is not a member of their household. Please show patience with

parents with young children.

• There should be no physical contact between parishioners (e.g. parishioners

should not hold hands during the Our Father, (the invitation for the Sign of Peace

will be omitted).

• Masks or appropriate equivalent facial coverings MUST be worn by all participants

2 years and older (by those not performing a liturgical ministry).

• Place your offertory in the baskets placed in the entry areas. There will be no pass-

ing of the collection basket.

• Only the priest will distribute Holy Communion so there will be some slight

changes to receive communion. For the distribution of Holy Communion, the

faithful keep their face covering in place while approaching in procession. At an

identified position marked 6 feet from the minister, they should respond "Amen"

and remove their face covering before coming forward for Holy Communion.

Their face covering should be placed back on their face before proceeding to their

seat. Holy Communion must be received by hand. Gloves may not be worn.

• All are encouraged to attend weekday Mass to help with the social distancing re-

quirement.

• We urge anyone who is considered vulnerable due to age or underlying health

conditions to remain at home. If you are sick, or have been exposed to anyone

who is sick, please stay home.

As this is a situation we Catholics have never experienced before, please be patient as

we work through this extraordinary event together. Thank You

Welcome to the Cluster Parishes of St. Mary and St. Michael

St Mary Parish Prayer Line

If you would like to request a prayer for our

parish prayer line please contact the parish office or

Linda at 677.3269 . For evening requests call

Darlene 453.0157 or email: bfa1414@yahoo.com

Please continue to pray for all of our sick, hospitalized &

homebound parishioners and all of the personal intentions

that St Mary’s Parish parishioners hold close to their hearts.

Catholic Services Appeal ~ 2020

A pledge to the Catholic Services Appeal is a great act of generosity.

CSA 2020 Pledge Goal: $49,565.00

Total Pledges Made: $41,535.00 (83%)

Balance: $8,030.00

Participation: 120 of 308 households (38%)

Totals as of August 31, 2020

Our goal is 100% participation, which means a completed pledge card from every

household, regardless of your level of participation. If you have already sent your pledge

in thank you, If you have not responded, please do so as soon as possible. Please keep

in mind that any amount raised over our goal is returned to the parish. Thank you for

your support. Please continue to pray for the success of this important effort.

Save the Dates (dates and times are subject to change)

Sept 20 Knights of Columbus Blood Drive 8:30am to 1PM

Register here: https://bit.ly/stmarysblooddrive

Sept 25 40 Days for Life 7am-7pm (Heritage Clinic, Grand Rapids)

Oct 2 Mass of Hope, Health & Healing 7PM (subject to change)

Oct 10 & 11 Bake Sale After Masses - Hosted by Our Lady of Fatima Guild

Children’s Liturgy

Pre-School - 2nd Grade / During 10:30AM/11AM Mass.

Children’s Liturgy resumes in January

(subject to change pending Covid-19 restrictions)

Religious Education

1st-7th Grade

Wednesdays at Hall / 6:15- 7:30pm

Classes Resume in October.

8th grade Confirmation

Wednesdays at Community Room / 6:15- 8:00pm

Classes resume in November.

(subject to change pending Covid-19 restrictions)

Learning Options Survey & Registration Forms

for the 2020/2021 School Year available

on-line or in the Church Narthex

For more information on any of these programs please

contact Director of Religious Education : Annette Lown

at 616.677.5065 or dre@saintmarysmarne.org

Congratulations to MJ Potts, who will

received Jesus for the first time in the

Sacrament of Eucharist On August

29th. Please pray for him as he

continues his journey in his faith.

High School Youth Ministry

Watch the Cluster Page for Summer

Activity Schedule Updates

St. Mary’s Religious Ed News St. Mary’s Parish News

St. Mary’s Sponsor of the Week

HERITAGE LIFE STORY FUNERAL HOMES Alt & Shawmut Hills Chapel ~ 616.453.8263

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR BULLETIN!

St. Mary’s Knights of Columbus

Council #11581 Blood Drive

Sept 20, 2020 ~ 8:30am to 1:00pm

The Knights of Columbus are sponsoring a

BLOOD DRIVE. Sign up online at:

https://bit.ly/stmarysblooddrive Or sign up sheets are

available in the Narthex. Walk ins are welcome. For

more info please contact Grand Knight: Jim Lown:

jiml@olearypaint.com or (231)206-7574 Or visit:

https://www.saintmarysmarne.org/knights-of-columbus

Giving Back to God

August 29/30

Regular Contributions $4226.00

Children’s Envelopes

Capital Improvement $50.00

Total $4276.00

Thank you for your continued support and generosity!

Eucharistic Adoration

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament has

resumed. All are invited to come spend some

quality time with the Lord. Adoration will be

in the Main Church on Tuesdays after 9Am

Mass until 2PM. Current Diocesan Coivd-19

guidelines state: Exposition must take place in

the main sanctuary, 25% room capacity, sani-

Happy Retirement John

After 32 Years of employment at St Mary’s, our Music Director/Organist and friend,

John Vesbit has decided to retire. His last weekend playing here will be Sept 12/13.

We appreciate the many years of service and musical talents he has shared with our

parish family. He will be greatly missed. Due to COVID, we will not be able to have a

formal going away celebration, however the staff will be getting together for a small

luncheon and catering in his favorite foods. We do have a card available in the Narthex

for everyone to sign and offer their best wishes. Please be sure to sign it today.

Some fun facts about John:

• Started at St Mary’s in 1988

• Has worked for 5 different Pastors

• Coordinated the purchase of a new organ with computer

generated notes and 2000 real pipes in 1998.

• Performed 13 organ recitals for the Parish and Marne

Community

• Appreciates the helpfulness and talent of co-musicians

Maureen Carmody and Jill Brown and all of his dedicated choir members.

Retirement Plans:

• Looking forward to visiting and spending time

with his grandchildren in California, Oregon and

Michigan.

• Wants to study great organ literature of Bach,

Franck, Mendelssohn and Widor.

God Bless you John… We wish you the very best!

Fresh Beef

We look forward to learning more

about your financial needs.

Complete financial services

bloomcu.org Ph. 616-452-2161

In front of the Coopersville Family Fare

Open six days a week; 4 other branches in area

Council #9909

For membership information,

please call John Anderson at

616-437-1627

DAVID M. SHABLUK, D.D.S.

GENERAL DENTISTRY 706 W. Randall Street Coopersville, MI 49404

Office Hours by Appointment

(616) 837-6521

Custom Hog Roasting Matt & Amy Hehl - Parishioners

14468 - 88th Ave., Coopersville, MI

837-6761 - pigman@altelco.net

Randall St. Medical P.C.

Roger Holman, D.O.

675 West Randall Coopersville, MI 49404

837-9777

616-837-6633

Ed & Dorothy Alt - Parishioners ● Gasoline ● Custom Diesel Fuel ●

● Home Heating Oil ●

OIL COMPANY

Phil’s Lawn Service

Lawn Care & Snowplowing 16820—88th Ave, Coopersville

(616) 292-1587

Mike Laug (616) 837-6315

L-P Tree Service Professional Tree Health Care, Trimming, Feeding & Removal

Interurban Depot Café

Meals created with pride

P.O. Box 362 Marne, MI 49435

(231) 853-6193

Mon. - Fri. 7:00 am - 2:30 pm

Sat. 7am - Noon Sun. 8am—1pm

(616) 677-1280

Owners: Jim & Bobbi Poley Located Downtown Marne

Phillips Jewelers Fine Diamonds

Watches & Jewelry

Expert Repair & Appraisal Services

248 Main St. Coopersville

616-997-7173

Krystal Brown - Owner www.mycoopersvillefloral.com

270 Main Street

837-8525

Harmony

Floral & Plant

Designs Fine Food & Spirits

Nunica - 837-7096 Corner of Cleveland and 112th.

Hours:

Mon-Thur 11am-10pm

Fri: 11am-11pm Sat: 8am-11pm Sun: 8am-9pm

Coopersville Car Care

Auto - Light Truck - 4 X 4 ~Air Conditioning Repair~

Ron VanDyke, Owner

616.837.8297

Main Street, Coopersville

Commercial/Residential

616.534.4383

www.professionalpest.net

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Downtown Coopersville

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Featuring…

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Trailer Repair & Maintenance

DENNIS ZIMMER, PARISHIONER

Spring Lake 616-846-4520

WILLS INJURY

CRIMINAL

410 Bridge St N.W., Grand Rapids

(616) 454-4119

231-853-6511 of Ravenna, Inc.

3580 Thomas St., Ravenna

Kenneth Throop, Manager 214 Church St, Coopersville

(616) 837-8161 www.throopfh.com

St. Michael’s Preschool

M,W,F 8:45—11:45 a.m.

For more information about our Preschool

Contact our director Mrs. Annette Lown

THANK YOU ST. MICHAEL’S BULLETIN SPONSORS!: The advertisements that appear in this bulletin completely defray all

publishing costs which the church would otherwise incur. Please patronize these sponsors and thank them for their generosity.

To advertise on this page please contact the parish office for more info!

WILLIAMS ELECTRIC, LLC

616.890.6872 Chad Williams - Parishioner electric.williams@gmail.com

Office 837-6419

Steve 706-1966

COOPERSVILLE

Sales and Service Gould Pumps

1354 W. RANDALL, COOPERSVILLE, 616-997-8608

www.modernofficeinteriors.com

Daniel’s Hair Salon and Tanning

323 Main St. Coopersville

837-6617

837-8151

Enhancing life.

West Michigan Veterinary Service

The VanZantwick Chapel 620 Washington Ave.

The Spring Lake Chapel 213 E. Savidge St.

616-842-6100

997-8989

Jeff & Norma Luke 217 W. Randall

Your Full Service Salon

305 Main St.

Coopersville

(616) 837-8031

DOUG’S AUTO BODY INC.

Doug Otterbein, Parishioner 14960 68th Ave. Coopersville

(616) 837-8689 www.dougsab.com

Specializing in Service

Licensed & Insured Free Estimates

Coopersville Heating & Cooling

Mark Janose (616) 837-1312 Don Janose

Fruitport Office: 231-865-3665

Angus & Hereford 1/4 or 1/2 Jim & Bonnie Rasch, Parishioners

616.677.5544 or 616.299.3920

P.O. Box 111, Coopersville, MI 49404

Phone: 616-997-5049 Fax: 616-997-9235 Cvobserve@aol.com

KERRI

SNOWDIN

Publisher/ Parishioner

Throop Funeral Home

Cooper ● Sigma ● Carlisle

(616) 677-5202

1454 Franklin St. Marne, MI 49435