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July Office Hours
JULY OFFICE HOURS Beginning the week of July 12th, the parish office hours will change. Please take note. The new office hours for the month of July will be: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. The office will be closed on Wednesdays and Fridays. We are still searching for a new parish secretary/bookkeeper to fill Emily’s place. We have been posting the position through the Diocese of Lansing and various local parishes. I ask for your prayers that God will provide someone to fill this position. I am grateful to Emily for her willingness to continue on until we fill the position. The office hours might change in the month of August. So please keep reading the bulletin for any changes to the office hour schedule. Fr. Tim
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Update 05/04/2021
DSA Collection - $20,258
Goal $20,181.00
100% of our Goal to date
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2021 DIOCESAN SERVICES APPEAL
Thank you to everyone who has made a gift or pledge commitment to our Diocesan Services Appeal. Our gifts to DSA enable our diocese to provide services crucial to our parish. The programs and services funded by DSA offer direct assistance to individuals and families, and to parishes, schools, and Catholic charities agencies. “Every good work” of the Church occurs through dozens of ongoing ministries made possible by our contributions to DSA. If you have not yet made a gift or a pledge, I invite you to do so today. Gift envelopes are available in church or the parish office. Or you may submit your gift online at www.dioceseoflansing.org/ dsa. Your DSA gift will support the vital services and ministries that help bring the love of Christ to all we encounter. This week we reached 97% of our DSA goal. Thus far 62 families have contributed to this year’s appeal. I am grateful for these contributions and invite others to join me and join together to push us over goal for the benefit of our parish and the wider church.
Fr. Tim
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Our Door Stations are ready to Use .....
Jim Legault has completed the installation of the outdoor Stations of the Cross. The area where the spruce trees were located has been filled with top soil and seeded. We are still working on the planting of trees. We might have to wait until fall. Time and availability will tell. You are welcome now to use the Stations of the Cross for your personal devotion. I hope that they will draw you deeper into the mystery of the passion and death of Jesus. Fr. Tim
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Mass Times
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Sunday: 10:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN
- Monday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN
- Wednesday: 7:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Thursday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN
- Friday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN
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FR. TIM AWAY ON VACATION
I will be away from the parish from June 7 - 22. During that time there will be no daily Masses. Fr. Robert Irish, senior priest of the Diocese of Lansing, will cover the weekend confession and Mass schedule. Fr. Bob will cover any funeral Masses in my absence. I do not have any travel plans. I plan on spending a few days with friends in Glen Arbor, Michigan and the rest of the time with my mother in Bay City. Fr. Tim
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Our Lady of Grace Statue - RestoredVisit our Chapel - open 24 hours a Day
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THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS AND ST. THERESE STATUES
The statue of Our Lady of Grace should return to the parish by the end of April in time for the month of May, the traditional month of Mary. She will return to her place in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. The statues of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. Therese will be sent for repainting at that time. I have received two very generous donations to cover the cost. When the statues return, the Sacred Heart of Jesus statue will return to its usual place. I plan on placing the statue of St. Therese in the Reconciliation Chapel. Fr. Tim
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Year of St. Joseph
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Memorare to St. Joseph
Remember, O most pure spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, my great protector, Saint Joseph, that no one ever had recourse to your protection, or implored your aid without obtaining relief. Confiding therefore in your goodness, I come before you. Do not turn down my petitions, foster father of the Redeemer, but graciously receive them. Amen.
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Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 VaccineU.S. Bishop Chairmen for Doctrine and for Pro-Life Address the Use of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 Vaccine
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Hallow Blog
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Youth of our Parish
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Life Teen Blog
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If you were to exercise one new habit this summer, I’d HIGHLY suggest the habit of reading. With all the chaos in our world today, the gift of reading can be a source of refreshment you didn’t even...
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Maybe it sounds harsh. But I think our society has somehow forgotten this essential truth that has been made known for us from the very beginning: “God created humankind in his image, in the image of...
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Mary remains a sign of the Church as a spiritual mother to us as Christ’s family as Jesus is her only son. (CCC 507). Mary is more than a vessel, but herself a sign to all of us.
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