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“JESUS IS RISEN” “HE IS RISEN INDEED”This traditional Easter Greeting captures the joy that we celebrate on this Easter Sunday, the highest feast of the Liturgical Year. We celebrate that Jesus lives, and that we can come to know his presence in our lives. Because of the Resurrection, Jesus is present to us in an entirely new way. While Jesus was with us in his body, in order to encounter Jesus, people had to go where Jesus was and be introduced to him. But now that he is no longer with us physically, but in the spirit, he is immediately accessible to all of us at all times! “He is Risen Indeed”.

The joy of Easter, of the victory of life over death, and of God’s grace over sin, is so great that twenty four hours cannot contain it! So first we celebrate the “Octave of Easter”. Beginning today, and continuing for eight days, through next Sunday, we celebrate as though it is one day, Easter Sunday. And then we continue to celebrate Easter for a total of fifty days!

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ACCORDING TO HIS GREAT MERCY, HE HAS CAUSED US TO BE BORN

AGAIN TO A LIVING HOPE THROUGH THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS

CHRIST FROM THE DEADPETER 1:3

FR. RON'S RAMBLINGS [email protected]

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APRIL 1, 20183 EASTER

WEEKLY READINGSWEEKLY CALENDARSUNDAY Easter Sunday - The Resurrection of the Lord - The Mass of Easter DayACTS 10:34A, 37-43;PS 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23;COL 3:1-4 or I COR 5:6B-8;CF. 1 COR 5:7B-8A;JN 20:1-9 or MK 16:1-7 or LK 24:13-35;

MONDAY Monday in the Octave of EasterACTS 2:14, 22-33;PS 16:1-2A AND 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11;MT 28:8-15;

TUESDAY Tuesday in the Octave of EasterACTS 2:36-41;PS 33:4-5, 18-19, 20 AND 22;JN 20:11-18;

WEDNESDAY Wednesday in the Octave of EasterACTS 3:1-10;PS 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9;LK 24:13-35;

THURSDAY Thursday in the Octave of EasterACTS 3:11-26;PS 8:2AB AND 5, 6-7, 8-9;LK 24:35-48;

FRIDAYFriday in the Octave of EasterACTS 4:1-12;PS 118:1-2 AND 4, 22-24, 25-27A; JN 21:1-14;

SATURDAYSaturday in the Octave of EasterACTS 4:13-21;PS 118:1 AND 14-15AB, 16-18, 19-21;MK 16:9-15;

SUNDAY Second Sunday of Easter(Or Sunday of Divine Mercy)ACTS 4:32-35;PS 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24;1 JN 5:1-6;JN 20:19-31;

SUNDAY, APRIL 1ST Easter Office closed 7:30 am Mass CH 9:30 am Mass CH11:30 am Mass CH

MONDAY, APRIL 2ND Office closed 8:00 am Mass CH

TUESDAY, APRIL 3RD 7:00 am Holy Hour CH 8:00 am Mass CH 9:00 am Rosary Makers ECR 6:30 pm Christian Service Committee Meeting FCR 7:00 pm Ushers Meeting RC

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4TH 8:00 am Mass CH 9:00 am Heaven Starts Now - Book Discussion 9:30 am Scripture Group RC 5:30 pm Children’s Choir Rehearsal MR 7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal MR

THURSDAY, APRIL 5TH 8:00 am Mass CH 9:00 am 33 Days to Morning Glory SH11:00 am Young at Heart RC 1:30 pm St. Vincent DePaul Meeting ECR FRIDAY, APRIL 6TH 7:00 am Holy Hour 8:00 am Mass CH 8:45 am Friday Fellowship SH

SATURDAY, APRIL 7TH 8:00 am Mass CH 9:00 am Strawberry Festival Committee Meeting 3:00 pm Confessions CH 4:30 pm Mass CH

SUNDAY, APRIL 8TH 7:30 am Mass CH 9:30 am Mass with CLW CH11:30 am Mass CH12:30 pm Fr. Ron’s 40th Anniversary (after 11:30 Mass) SH 1:30 pm Divine Mercy Sacrament of Reconciliation and Adoration CH 2:30 pm Divine Mercy Mass CH 3:00 pm Pajama Project Sorting SH 3:30 pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy Benediction CH 6:00 pm MS Youth Group Meeting YR

KEY TO CALENDAR LOCATIONS: A-Atrium, CH-Church, CR-Classrooms, CY-Courtyard, ECR-Executive Conference Room, FCR-Front Conference Room, GS-Gathering Space, K-Social Hall Kitchen, MA-Maintenance Room, MR-Music Room, OS-Off Site, RC-Resource Center, REC-Rectory, SH-Social Hall, YR-Youth Room

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Our Easter celebration continues until the Solemnity of Pentecost on May 20th. In Church time, Easter is not a day, it is a season! A fifty-day long season of joy and of the Holy Spirit. It is important that we maintain this joyful spirit throughout the entire season.

One of our parish highlights during this season will be the celebration of First Eucharist with our second graders on April 21 and April 28. Please keep our First Communicants in your prayers as we prepare to welcome them to the Lord’s table for the first time as we celebrate with them this Easter Sacrament..

Our attention as a parish during this season is also on our “neophytes”, the newly-baptized and received members of our community with whom we celebrated the Easter sacraments at the Easter Vigil. Our neophytes will be wearing their white baptismal garments (robes) to Mass throughout the Easter Season. Please take time to greet them and welcome them, and to pray for them.

We remind you that we will add a SUNDAY NIGHT MASS: “A Mass for the Busy Catholic”, to our weekend Mass schedule beginning on Pentecost, May 20. The Mass will be celebrated at 5:30 PM, a better time for those, especially our young families, who have busy weekend schedules, or for those who will be returning home from out of town on Sunday evening.

EASTER JOY!Fr. Ron Victor

FR. RON'S RAMBLINGS (Continued from page 2) ADORATION CHAPEL

The Adoration Chapel is now available for all parishioners on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 am - 4 pm. If you can commit one hour of your time for worship, please call the church office for more information at 586-286-1700.

REST IN PEACE

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

ROSARY MAKERS

RONALD ALLEN DAVIDSONEntered Eternal life on March 19thHusband of Sandra, father of Jaclyn & Jill

FREDERIC BURNSEntered Eternal life on March 21stBrother of Richard

MARIA TOCCOEntered Eternal life on March 26thWife of Pietro, mother of Sal

Please join us! St. Isidore Parish Divine Mercy Feast Day Celebration Sunday, April 8 1:30 pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Sacrament of Reconciliation and Benediction 2:30 pm Holy Mass 3:30 pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy

Tuesday, April 3rd: Rosary Makers Meeting. New members welcomeWe would be happy to provide a rosary free of charge to anyone currently serving in the Armed Forces. The rosary will be military-friendly and meet deployment requirements.Eileen Nowak | 586-286-0971

CSA MINUTE Easter is a time of great joy, when we are reminded that the Lord walks beside us on our journey of faith.

We witness Christ’s living presence in many ways, such as through our support of our local communion of faith through the Catholic Services Appeal. Our annual CSA supports the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, which brings new members into full communion during the Easter Vigil. The CSA enables us to reveal Christ’s presence not only to our sisters and brothers with whom we share the Eucharist, but also to those who do not know Christ.

Gifts to the CSA show that Christ is present and active in our world. Indeed, He is risen today. Alleluia!

For more information about CSA-funded ministries, programs, and services, please go to www.aod.org.


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WHERE TO FROM HERE? For some people, the transition from Lent to Easter will go unnoticed except for getting dressed up and going to church (or just going to church sans the coat and tie). This description can apply to those who only seem to go to church on Easter as it can apply to those who go to church every week. For some people, the transition from Lent to Easter time is a profound resurgence of energy. For many, there is a whole lot of “judging” taking place, regardless of where one is on the spectrum of attending church. Judging others is one of the more difficult attitudes to overcome as a Christian. To many people, “holiness” is a quality of “righteousness”, an aspect of “piety (not piousness)”. Scripturally though, “holiness” is a quality of “being reserved”, of “being called out”. Israel was “holy to God” even when she was most unrighteous and rebellious. [As parents, perhaps we can understand this through recognizing that regardless of how angry and frustrated we may be with our children, they are still our children.] In this context of holiness, objects can also be legitimately considered “holy”. In the February 5, 2018 issue of America Magazine, in an article by Brianne Jacobs, What Catholic social teaching says about sexual harassment (p 10), she crystalizes the core of Catholic Social teaching around the nucleus of a single perception: “…every person has innate and infinite dignity imparted by God.” From this fundamental understanding of humanity, she proposes the following: “All actions in and by society may be judged as just or unjust, good or sinful, based on whether they uphold this fundamental dignity intrinsic to every human life.” An aspect that follows, in my own understanding, is that only God can rightfully define what is truly holy or not, called out and reserved, or expendable. Some people and some religions argue that God created all, therefore “all is holy to the Lord”. I do not argue against this understanding, but I would propose further that it is only the human person that has been created in the image and likeness of God, and therefore the human person is the true “holy one” to God. My invitation then, is directed to all those who regularly or irregularly attend a church service, Catholic or otherwise. My invitation (and challenge to myself) is to begin again to inculcate this fundamental understanding of humanity: we are all special to God. This quality of specialness is not a function of our “righteousness”, it is not mitigated by our sinfulness. This is the fundamental and defining quality of humanity; we are special to God. My own personal understanding of Easter is the RESSURECTION. The Passion and death on the Cross is the measure of both our human sin, and God’s willingness to forgive. But the RESSURECTION is the validation that God is capable of delivering on His promises. Entering into the Easter Mystery is then, much more than simply believing that Jesus rose from the dead, it is, to me, letting this truth of God’s power and God’s love draw me more deeply into making a difference in how I not only see people, but also how I respond to their needs, their different views, their personalities. Easter is beautiful, but where do we go from here?

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Good Shepherd CoalitionHope Center in Macomb

Leadership Macomb - Junior ProgramLutheran Child & Family Service of MI

Macomb Charitable FoundationMacomb Food Program

Macomb Intl Service CenterMacomb Literacy Partners

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MISD Homeless Education ProjectNew Day Foundation

Resolution CenterSt. Vincent de Paul

Shelby Life SkillsTeam Angels

Trinity Community CareTrinity Lutheran Social Ministries

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RETROVAILLEA program to Help Couples Heal and Renew their Marriages.Do you feel lost, alone or bored in your marriage? Are you frustrated, hurt or angry with your spouse? Are you constantly fighting? · Or, do you simply shut down? Have you thought about separation or divorce? Does talking about it make it worse? Retrouvaille can help! The Retrouvaille Program consists of a weekend experience combined with a series of twelve follow up sessions over the course of six weeks. It provides the tools to help put your marriage in order again. The main emphasis of the program is on communication in marriage between husband and wife. It will give you the opportunity to rediscover each other and examine your lives together in a new and positive way. Our next program is May 4-6 For confidential information or to register call 800-470-2230OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE: HelpOurMarriage.com


MASS INTENTIONS

Anniversary1978 { 40 } 2018

Please join us to celebrate Fr. Ron’s 40th Anniversary of Ordination at a reception next Sunday, April 8 after 11:30 Mass

We cordially invite you to...

Fr. Ron’s Ordination

† William “Bill” Pullen (93rd birthday) Wife, Marge† Maurice Allmacher (5 years) Rose Mary† Joseph Galac Family† Aida Mattei Family† Joseph Lesnau Family

SUNDAY, APRIL 8 7:30 AM† Petrina Boyd Family† Raymond Sadowski (wedding ann.) Family Evelyn Edwards Mary Lou & Ron Pratt† John Nguyen Viet Luy Kelly Doan† Joseph Tuan Hoang Kelly Doan† Helen Doan Kelly DoanAll Souls in Purgatory Kelly Doan† Teresa Arduini Friend† Steven & Lottie Muzyk Jeff Muzyk† Brian Namee (birthday, 2nd ann.) Mom, Dad, Eric, Kyle

9:30 AM† William Goike Wife & Family† Margaret Homrocky (10th anniversary) Daughter, Kathy† Karen Marie Hellebuyck (31st anniversary) Family† Paul Grzelewski (7 months) Wife, Dottie† Cristian M. Remy Family† Victore & Josephine Ventimiglia Family† Frank Martino Family† Rafaele Stabile Sal & Mafalda Stabile Eleanor Zizzi Joanne Hacala

11:30 AMPeople of the Parish† Carl & Marian Schellschmidt Rosalie Schellschmidt† Edward O’Donnell (2nd anniversary) Wife, Alice O’Donnell† Pietro Carlesimo Wife & Family† Esse & Grace Salamie Cheryl & Bill Cobert† Robert Kebbe Family† Susanne Edelmann Friend† Lisa & Antonio Casali Family† Dominica Casali Family† Edward Jackimowicz (2nd anniversary) Wife & Daughter

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MONDAY, APRIL 2 8:00 AM † Thomas Byarski Family† Pellerito Family Family† Raymond Brohl Marilyn & Family† Sheila Ortman Pat Saelens† Edward Pas (2nd anniversary) Wife & Family† Robert George Jeff Muzyk

TUESDAY, APRIL 3 8:00 AM Mary Herc Children† Gail Ashbaugh Sister, Carole Tim & Victoria Roddy Family† Mildred Artrip (5th anniversary) Family

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 8:00 AM † Paul Filipek Irene Maciag Allysia & Nick Dollar Maria Sheahan† Sonny Tobola (anniversary) Family

THURSDAY, APRIL 5 8:00 AM † Leo Silvestri Denise Wojciechowski

FRIDAY, APRIL 6 8:00 AM Mr/Mrs Randall Patzer & Family Parent Craig Hicks (birthday) Brother, Bill

SATURDAY, APRIL 7 4:30 PM † Lottie Moraniec Family† Robert Bronson Wife† William Goike Wife & Family† Dorothy Gacki Ron & Patsy Wienckowski† Miller-Kraszewski Family Family† Anna Rosa Haranczak Family & Friends


BABY PANTRY

We must love as God loves, help as God helps, and give as God gives.~Mother Theresa

ST ISIDORE BABY PANTRY

HAVE A BEAUTIFUL, BLESSED EASTER!!St. Isidore parishioners have once again responded to our call for assistance. May God bless you for your prayers and donations. Thank you from the many, many families you comfort.

Our current pantry needs are:• Pull-ups size 2T-3T• Fruit pouches & baby snacks• Baby laundry soap• New clothes and onesies – sizes 12 or 18 months

PRAYER FOR EASTER:Risen Lord, in your resurrection, there is hope for a suffering world. Enliven our hope and help us truly love one another.

Happy, happy Easter! ~ Pat Schmeiser ~

ARMCHAIR AEROBICSWant to stay in shape? Join the Armchair Aerobics!

This is a FREE exercise program and is offered to anyone that would like to come. Join us every Monday from 8:45 am to 9:45 a in the Resource Center. Presented by the Parish Health Ministry Team.

OUR SPRING BLOOD DRIVE IS COMING April 15th. As always, there is a critical blood shortage in Southeastern Michigan. Please, if you can donate, go on line to www.redcrossblood.org or call the office and leave your name, phone number, and approximate time you wish to donate. Times are from 8:00 am – 1:45 PM.

We also need two volunteers to fill (3) 2 hr. shifts each at 8:00 am, 10:00 am, and Noon. Please call if you can help.

Peace,Tony

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL The St. Isidore’s SVDP conference would like to thank all our parishioners and community businesses who so generously donate and make it possible for us to do our work. Without all your generosity none of this work could be possible.

As a courtesy to our donors we are reporting to you twice a year, so everyone can see where our money goes. The following is our mid-year report. These totals are from October 1- thru the present:• Total People Helped: 714• Mortgage & Rent Payments: $6,816.38• Utility payments: $600.00• Assistance to Receive MEAP Utility Payments: $5,425.10 (Michigan Energy Assistance Program)• Food Pantry Monthly Distribution Value: $7,500.00• Thanksgiving and Christmas Food Distribution Value: $68,032.27• People Fed Thru Holiday Distributions: 330

As you can see the need is there within our parish boundaries. Again we THANK each and every one of you.

You are a blessing to us all and have answered many prayers.SVDP Treasurer

April 4th is the feast day of St. Isidore of Seville, who was canonized by Pope Clement VIII in 1598. As he was dying he filled his home with crowds of the poor he was giving aid and alms to. One of his last acts was to give all his possessions to the poor. (Catholic online) This week let us reflect on how we can continue his work.OUR NEEDS FOR RESTOCKING:• JELLY• DISH SOAP• BOXED POTATOES - AU GRATIN, SCALLOPED, ETC• BAKED OR PORK & BEANS• CANNED SPAGHETTI SAUCE• PINEAPPLE• JELLO

HAPPY EASTER!


Consecration to Jesus through Our Blessed Mother33 Days That Will Change Your Life!

April 10 – May 13, 2018 (Mother’s Day)We are all called to be saints. St. Louis De Montfort taught that this consecration is the quickest and easiest way to start. Parents, you can do this together as a family. It is an easy and meaningful way for you and your children to grow in the Catholic Faith.

Please join the parish-wide “Consecration to Jesus through Mary” to participate in one of the four ways listed:

a. Register for 6 classes for group discussion of the video & book “33 Days to Morning Glory” by Fr. Michael Gaitley (free book provided to those attending the group session). Classes will be at 9:00 a.m. in the Social Hall. Dates: Thurs, April 5; Thurs, April 12; Wed, April 18; Wed, April 25; Wed, May 2; and Wed, May 9.

b. Reading Fr. Michael Gaitley’s “33 Days to Morning Glory” book on your own.

c. Individually watching the DVD at home on the FORMED app. (formed.org/register. Access code: ZGR3FR. Video found under the STUDY- FAITH FORMATION section.)

d. Simply saying the daily prayers in the prayer folders (found in the pews).

We will say the Consecration Prayer together at all the masses on Mother’s Day weekend – which is also Our Lady of Fatima Feast Day.


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YOUTH MINISTRY

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY:SUNDAY APRIL 8 Pj project take downFRIDAY APRIL 13-15 Subiaco RetreatSUNDAY APRIL 29Timothy AwardsSUNDAY MAY 6WWJD Awards w/dinner

6TH, 7TH AND 8TH GRADERS6-8pm in the Youth Room APRIL 8 & [email protected] P: 586-286-1700 ext:2116


WE PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING IN THE MILITARY

PFC Tanner Adkins Army AfghanistanWO1 Jeremy Bentley Army IraqPvt. Troy Ciaramella Army USASgt. Sean Collins MarinesSgt. Tyler Dean Army KuwaitPFC Anthony Difatta Army AfghanistanPFC Brian Domzalski MarinesPFC E3 Jeffrey Frame Army WO2 Jason Gaboury Army Capt. Wade Gaboury Air Force QatarSgt. James Galowski, Jr. Army Middle EastPFC John Gellert III Army Michael Giacalone Coast Guard AfghanistanAaron Griffin Navy Seal AfghanistanLt. David R. Grzywacz Navy LCpl David Horton Marines AfghanistanMaj. Jeffrey Jablonski Army MichiganCpl Logan Jabouri MarinesJ. Jackson Navy Staff Sgt. Ethan Jensen Air Force AfghanistanSgt. Edward Kujawa MarinesJason Kurpiewski Navy AfghanistanSeaBee UT2 Brian Louwers Navy Spec. Michael Manning Army AfghanistanTristan Newton Navy Courtney Osborne Navy AfghanistanPFC Matt Piotke Army IraqMC2 Jeffrey Richardson Navy AfghanistanSr. Airman Justin Santiago Air Force JordanJoel Sebastian Army Chief John C. Sbraccia Navy KuwaitSr. Airman Jeremy Spanski Air Force AfghanistanCpl. Jeremiah Stewart Army AfghanistanPFC Anne Vassas Marines CaliforniaGjelosh Vata Army PFC. Nicholas York Marines MarylandPFC Blake Doetsch Marines PVT. John Deapen Army AfghanistanChristian Bobbish NavyCPL. Griffin Kozak Marines California

Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform in our time of need, and give us peace. Amen

STEWARDSHIPOffertory Collection (As of March 25, 2018)Budgeted $ 1,006,250.00Weekly Collection $ 1,064,763.00 Over / (- Under) $ 58,513.00Electronic Giving Feb: $ 10,439.00# Envelopes Returned 960# Registered Families 3,392# Registered Member 9,616

WE PRAY FOR THE SICKUnless expressly requested by the family, usually the name of the sick person will be taken off the list after three months. In the instance of an ongoing serious, critical, or terminal status that is known to us, that policy will not apply.

THE POPE'S MONTHLY PRAYER INTENTIONAPRIL For those who have Responsibility in Economic MattersThat economists may have the courage to reject any economy of exclusion and know how to open new paths.

We invite our parishioners to call the parish office to provide us with the names of men and women from our parish who are presently serving in the armed services. Let us know when our brave men and women return from harm's way.

Bob AgiusMary AgiusStephen BarracoJonathan BisdorfChristian BobbishChristine BourcierRita BovaJames BruinsmaRose BurtnykSybil CampernelSilvio CaringiMary CollarJerry Lou ColzaniSabrina ConfortiPamela DeClercqKathryn DickinsonMary DomsicThomas Domsic Sr.Isaiah Ford

Eric FredlundMike GuaresimoPatty GuaresimoPatricia HaightMargaret JoyeJenny KasselmannTimothy KellstromWilliam KellstromJoseph KlinghammerJeri KnofsDan KosekRoger KrzeminskiFrank MaccagnoneTim McGrathDiana MalachoskiMaria MaranoMary MarcathRonald MatteiNicole Nicholas

Sal MonsoAndy NicosiaMarge NizzioAnn PandoriJoe PandoriNatalie PeriniLouisa PietrowskyStanley PluszczynskiEric RacettePete RandazzoCarole ScharnweberBob ShawCarla SilvestriBreanne TalmadgeMarie ThuanAnthony TancrediiAlbert ToccaceliLinda WalkowiakCurtis Wellhausen

A special thank you to... Beth Beebe, Maryann Brohl, Sue Decker, Paula Monkevick, Charlotte Nowak, Theresa Toccaceli. For sharing their time and talent as readers for the stations of the cross. Your help and commitment to serve is much appreciated. May God contnue to bless each of you. Pat Saelens

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Lectors Diana BorboniMarilyn Lewandowski

Rosanna BankaJoe Pilat

Jenny RacetteJeanne McDonald

Terry BruckMatt Hunt

Lead Janine GoikeAudrey Wcisel

Carla SilvestriMaryanne Brohl

Eric RacetteJenny Racette

Bill CiaramitaroPaul Dolfus

Altar Servers

Natalie TangelderStefanie St. PierreAlyssa Peterson

Jenna ClinardNathan KaletoJoshua JenuwineRyan Jarvis

Ella BischoffGiuliana DeLucaCaroline Peters

Music Ministers Matt Kush Matt Kush Praise Team 2 Amy Righi

WEEKEND LITURGY SCHEDULE APRIL 7 & 8, 2018

Pastor Rev. Ronald VictorAssociate Pastor Rev. Noel CornelioDeacons Rev. Mr. Tom Carter Rev. Mr. Bill StimpsonPastoral Minister Tony KendzierskiBusiness Manager Chris KozlowskiProcurement Agent Ron PakizerOffice Manager Debbie Rak Music & Creative Director Matt Kush Creative Marketing Designer Mei MarkelLiturgy & Music Director Amy RighiParish Nurse Heather Herbst, RN, BSNFaith Formation Director Ann De ReyCatechist Coordinator Gr. 1-4 Dawn OrmsbyCatechist Coordinator Gr. 5-8 Margaret ToporYouth Minister Matthew HuntChildren’s Choir Claire Toupin Administrative Support Kathy Homrocky Dawn Kehoe Marilyn Lis Helen Pugh Rachel RarickMaintenance John Hilt Edward Kotulski Ron Ryan Paolo Vitale

PARISH OFFICE HOURS SACRAMENTS

MASS SCHEDULE PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL

PARISH STAFFMonday - Thursday 8:30 am - 8:00 pmFriday 8:30 am - 4:00 pm

Closed for Lunch (M-F) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pmClosed for Staff Prayer (Tues.) 1:00 pm - 1:45 pmSaturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pmSunday 8:30 am - 1:00 pm

Daily:Monday - Saturday 8:00 am

Holy Hour (Tuesday & Friday) 7:00 am

Weekends:Saturday 4:30 pm

Sunday 7:30 am

9:30 am

11:30 am

Registration : Forms are available on-line, at the parish office, and in the gathering space kiosks.

Baptism By arrangement with the parish officeReconciliation Saturday at 3:15 pmMarriage By arrangement with the parish office, at least six months prior.RCIA Call for schedule

18201 Twenty-Three Mile Road • Macomb Township, MI 48042-4110www.stisidore.church

E-Mail: [email protected] • Fax: 586-286-8753 • Phone: 586-286-1700

Chair Michael FontanaVice Chair Todd GrzelewskiSecretary Susan DeckerMembers at LargeDavid Bisdorf Rita NichterJohn Kovacik Mary SheahanRon Mattei Ascanio TerracianoJeffrey Muzyk

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