OUR MISSION With St. Philip as our patron and heavenly intercessor we, the parish family of St. Philip Catholic Church of Battle Creek, MI, are a community centered in the Eucharistic Christ. Together we strive to live in constant conversion, invitation, and prayerful anticipation of the heavenly kingdom that awaits us.

MASS SCHEDULE Monday: 8AM

Tuesday: 12:10PM

Wednesday―Saturday: 8:00 AM

First Friday: 12 Noon in the Adoration Chapel

Saturday Vigil: 4:30 PM

Sunday: 9:00 AM & 11:30 AM

Holy days & Holidays: Consult the bulletin

SACRAMENTS THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Contact the

Pastor. In an Emergency, contact the Parish

Office and follow the prompts.

MARRIAGE: Registered parishioners should

contact the Pastor or Deacons at least six months

before the desired date for appropriate marriage

preparation instruction.

BAPTISM: Family must be registered at the

Parish and attend a preparation class. Contact

the Parish Office for information.

RECONCILIATION: 45 minutes before every

Mass, lasting for 1/2 hour.

Saturday at 3:00pm‒4:00 pm

FEBRUARY 4, 2018

ST. PHILIP ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

112 Capital Ave. NE

Battle Creek, MI 49017-3927

PH: 269-968-6645

FAX: 269-968-0632

WEBSITE: STPHILIPBC.ORG

EMAIL: ADMIN@STPHILIPBC.ORG

OFFICE HOURS

MONDAY—THURSDAY

9:00 AM-5:00 PM

FRIDAY

9:00 AM-3:00 PM

Day Time Group

Tuesday 9-11 am Recitation of

Rosary

Tuesday 1-2 pm Recitation of

Rosary in

Spanish

First

Tuesday

of month

6:30-7:30 pm St. Monica

Circle Interces-

sory Prayer

First Sat-

urday

9-10 am Intercessory

prayer for priests

AdorationAdoration

Of Our LordOf Our Lord

Our Lord is waiting to spend an hour with you each week. All are welcome to spend time in the Adoration Chapel. Please consider signing up for an open hour.

Permanent adorers needed for Sacred Heart Ad-oration Chapel (Seton Center):W. 4-5 pm, Th 8-9 am , 3-4 pm, F 1-2 pm.

contact: Betty Dillard at 962-8255.

Sacred Heart Adoration Chapel

Rosaries Prayed:60

Year 2018: 405

Grand Total: 243,355

All are invited to come and join

these groups in prayer for the

needs of our parish family.

There is a wealth of resources in Spanish and English for Parishioners to grow together using common con-tent. Go to www.formed.org and use the log in with parish code: PTRKXD (case sensitive) and enjoy this opportunity.

Proclaim the Greatness of the Lord… Dear Friends:

It may not be the most important theme of our readings to-day, but I found myself reflecting on the Gospel of Mark where we are told that Jesus “went off to a deserted place where he prayed.” You’ll recall that last weekend at our Masses I talked about how we can be distracted easily when it comes to our prayer, among other things. I think Jesus pro-vides us today one good example of how we can keep from being distracted in our prayer. That is, to go off to some quiet place where all of our distractions can be set aside… even if briefly. Of course, this is not the only place in Sacred Scripture that we are encouraged to pray in solitude. For example, Matthew 6:5-6 quotes Jesus, “When you pray, you are not to be like the hypocrites; for they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and on the street corners so that they may be seen by men. Truly I say to you, they have their reward in full. But you, when you pray, go into your inner room, close your door and pray to your Father who is in secret, and your Father who sees what is done in se-cret will reward you.” Like Jesus, maybe we can find some extra time this week to spend a few moments in quiet prayer.

When I looked at the calendar, I couldn’t believe that Ash Wednesday is a week from Wednesday! Just when we get used to the Christmas decorations being down, Ash Wednesday comes upon us! But since we are about 10 days away, we have ample time to think about what our Lenten resolutions might be. We shouldn’t wait until Ash Wednesday to make up our minds. Instead, we should have it planned beforehand. What will our Lenten resolution be? How will I carry it out? These are good questions for us to start thinking about.

I’ve been thinking and praying hard about what I might do for a Lenten Lecture Series. For many years, I have taken the Wednesday evenings during Lent to offer a series on various aspects of our faith. I began to think… instead of my picking the topic, what if our parishioners picked the topic? In other words, what if we made this a pure “apologetics” series? I ran the idea by a few people and they encouraged it. So, I’m going to give it a try. I ask parishioners to submit me questions about various aspects of our faith. We could begin our questions with, “I have always wondered why the Church teaches…” or “Could you give a presentation on…” I want to see how this goes. Beginning now, until Ash Wednesday, parishioners are welcome to submit ques-tions to me through email (frjohn@stphilipbc.org) or by dropping off questions to the office… or even in the collection basket. I will do my best to pick as many as possible, and form my weekly presentation on those questions. Basically, questions should be submitted by Wednesday evening for the following Wednesday. I’ll explain this more at our Masses. This year, I will hold these presentations on 2/21, 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, and 3/21. There will not be a presentation on Ash Wednesday or Wednesday of Holy Week. Therefore, start coming up with questions… and we will see how it goes.

One “housekeeping” note: Sometimes at our weekend Masses, our parking lot be-comes full. That’s a happy problem! But some are parking in the fire lanes which could be a big problem if we ever need an emergency vehicle to get to the church or school. Remember, parking is also available in the Tiger Room lot across the street. Perhaps a few more folks could use that parking when it’s possible. Thanks. Have a good week, and Praised be Jesus Christ!

Fr. John

Masses and Church Schedule Masses and Church Schedule

Lectors 4:30 pm Rodger Eaton, Selma Elstun 9:00 am Bob Ward, Sharon Zebell 11:30 am Deb Sharp, Mary Jo Gaudrault Altar Servers 4:30 pm Hayden Schaub, Sabastian Scriber, Caleb Sebright 9:00 am Kahler Tomlin, Greg Garfield, Jacob Mileski 11:30 am Meredith Coon, Manny Collazo, Spencer Shotwell Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion 4:30 pm Therese Miller, Tony Rinaldo, Sue Rogers, Monica Vasquez, Chris Wemple, Ivan Wilson 9:00 am Vikki Bauer, Betty Dillard, Ken Huebschman, Len McCabe, Vita Sajtar, Marcel Sirois, Tim Wanner, Michael Wemple 11:30 am Greg Baker, Bruce Behrens, Alicia Bronson, Judy Butler, Scott Scriber, Ruth Zentera Sacristan 4:30 pm Sandi Summers 9:00 am Donna Bond 11:30 am Monique Coon Ushers 4:30 pm Eileen Hudon, Sandy Calderone, Richard Hoenecke, Sean Hulsebos 9:00 am Michael Bauer, Mynde Tomlin, Tom Jacob, Andrew Giesen 11:30 am John Lindsay, Michael Collazo, Bob Brady, BJ Konkle

Minister Schedule February 10/11

Father John Fleckenstein, Pastor frjohn@bcacs.org 968-6645 Father Robert Johansen, Hospital Chaplain frrob@stphilipbc.org 968-6645 Deacon Al Patrick 968-6645 Deacon Al Bell 968-6645 Debra Wawzysko, Director of Parish Operations dwawzysko@stphilipbc.org 968-6645 Carla Behrens, Receptionist/Bulletin Editor admin@stphilipbc.org 968-6645 Mark Wells, Director of Music mwells@stphilipbc.org 968-6645 Jennifer Aurand, Asst. Director of Music 963-2584 jaurand@stphilipbc.org Monica Vasquez, Director of Religious Education mvasquez@stphilipbc.org 968-6645 Alicia Bronson, Liturgy Director 968-6645 abronson@stphilipbc.org Sue Bauman, Coordinator of Environment 968-6645 sbauman@bcacs.org Andrea Perry, Director of Youth Ministry 788-7000 aperry@bcacs.org John Sebright, Director of Maintenance 601-1728 jsebright@bcacs.org Saint Vincent de Paul Society 962-2267 Council of Catholic Women Sue Rogers rogersel@att.net 965-8945 Knights of Columbus Brian Wemple, Grand Knight 968-6645 Sacred Heart Perpetual Adoration Chapel Betty Dillard 962-8255 Tri-Parish Pro-Life Ministry Tim Wanner 986-6500 Saint Philip Thrift Shop 965-5568 Saint Philip Newsletter, Andrea Boughton Editor StPhilip.newsletter@yahoo.com Battle Creek Area Catholic Schools and Foundation Cathy Erskine 963-1131 Saint Philip Catholic Central High School Vicky Groat Principal 963-4503 Saint Joseph Preschool, Elementary School, Middle School Sara Myers, Principal 965-7749 Katie Reed, Assistant Principal 963-4935

PARISH DIRECTORY

COFFEE AND DONUTS AFTER THE 9:00 MASS!!!! COME AND JOIN US IN THE PARISH CENTER.

LIGHTHOUSE CATHOLIC MEDIA KIOSK IS BACK IN THE PARISH CENTER AND FULL OF NEW BOOKS, CDS, AND PAMPHLETS.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3 1 Kgs 3:4-13, Ps 119, Mk 6:30-34 8:00 am Sanctification of Priests 4:30 pm !People of the Parish SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Jb 7:1-7, Ps 147, 1 Cor 9:16-23, Mk 1:29-39 9:00 am !Richard Smith 11:30 am People of the Parish MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 1 Kgs 8:22-30, Ps 84, Mk 7:1-13 8:00 am !Bruce Behrens, Sr TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 1 Kgs 8:22-30, Ps 84, Mk 7:1-13 12:10 pm !E.J. Brutsche WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 1 Kgs 10:1-10, Ps 37, Mk 7:14-23 8:00 am !Alora Wemple (birth date) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 1 Kgs 11:4-13, Ps 106, Mk 7:24-30 8:00 am !Dr. Richard Maurer FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9 1 Kgs 11:29-32; 12:19, Ps 81, Mk 7:31-37 8:00 am !Mary Lewandowski SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 1 Kgs 12:26-32; 13:33-34, Ps 106, Mk 1-10 8:00 am !Mary Ellen Bourneuf 4:30 pm !Henry A. Strole Sr. (16th anniversary) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Lv 13:1-2, 44-46, Ps 32, 1 Cor 10:31—11:1, Mk 1:40-45 9:00 am !Brad Hufnagel 11:30 am Stephen Laurent

Please pray for

those in need

Randy Joostberns David Jaconette Julie Dellinger Lisa Werner Helen Beecher Robert Beecher George Smith Gene Scullion Maddie Reynolds Joan Lawrence Eric Sanderson. Laura Stewart Scott Scriber Bill Strole Thomas Mulconry Charles Osborn Tina Simmons Gideon Schripsema Dave Schintzius Catharine Boyer Agnes Gallagher Sebastian Rinker Hannah Leonard Dee Dee Malone Mary Gallaway Catherine Lochner Patricia O’Brien Mary Jo Brown Courtney Nava Terry Andrews Lee Davie Margaret Smith Samantha Pherp Geri Bateman Virginia Dixon Peyton Rose Garrett Noah John Garrett Kizaya Suto Sharon Mileski Nolan Kosmerick Bill Collopy Ethan Kosmerick Marie Collopy Eleanor Godaire Mary Frances Collopy Kathy Horvath Amee Gordier-Conine Brooke Nava Georgetta Abke Ann Lemaire Dennis O’Brien Kevin Rzeppa Jordan Poole Cary Bradshaw Tyler Presley Barbara Leiter Karen Podgorny-Napier Jake & Claire Juip Richard Culpepper Bill Butler Sheri Sedlacek Jeanette Aleo Dottie Howe James Strole Josh LaForge Karol Brown Noot Wilson Carol Hayes Dee Wygant Becky Arms Donna Faari Erin Jarrell Ann Wyson Franklin Swart Dave Kelley Barb Ryan Jo Powell Mike Bess David Sheehan Bill Bortrick Blanche Penniston John Ramon Virginia D’Lamatter Joe Guarniere Connie Howes John Horvat Shelby Calhoun Charles Pickett Rosalie Kamps Bert Wixson Daniel Loydell Meaghan Grohalski Eileen Hudon Kathy Bundy Charlotte Dodrill Jean Ann Thompson When blessings are received and someone should be removed from this list, please let the parish office know so we can give thanks.

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The Bible and the Virgin Mary Come and learn with us how essential Mary really is. This study will unveil the mystery of Our Lady that is woven into the fabric of Sa-cred Scripture. We will begin this 12 week program January 17th, at 6:00 PM in the school. This study can be found on “Formed” a pro-gram that we have access to though the parish. You can get your study material from there. If you have not signed up for “Formed” contact the parish office to get instructions. If you would rather get a copy of the study material let Janice Gray know and she will order it for you. Students

Religious Education for Grades 1-6.

5:00 - 6:00 pm Dinner in the Parish Center provided by St. Philip (donations accepted).

6:00 - 7:30 pm Separate Student & Adult Faith Education located in the high school.

Wednesdays from September - May

Traveling Chalice:

A Program of Prayer For Vocations

Parishioners are asked to take the chalice

home for a week and display it in a place of

honor. We ask them to pray daily for vocations

to the priesthood and religious life.

If you would like to participate in “The Traveling

Chalice Program” please contact Bruce Behrens

at 517-230-0901 or sign up sheets are available in

the narthex of the church.

Thank you for helping to make this very

important ministry a success.

We now offer Online Giving to our parishioners. Go to:

www.stphilipbc.org and click on the Online giving link - it’s quick and easy! Your support throughout the whole year helps sustain our parish.

AN OFFERING OF THANKS TO GOD

JANUARY 28, 2018

Sunday $ 10,282.49 Electronic Trans $ 2,081.00 Year to date $ 494,085.86 Budget YTD $ 476,923.22

Preservation Fund $ 16,106.41

St. Philip Parish News/Events:

ST. PHILIP THRIFT SHOP BLESSINGS: Love. NEEDS: Blan-kets & pillows; Toasters, Toaster Ovens, Coffee Pots, Small Micro-waves, CROCKPOTS; Practical Dishware & Glassware; Backpacks; Men’s & Children’s Shoes; Boots for the family. FEBRUARY SALES: We will continue the January Sale of 30% OFF all clothing over $1 (does not include winter coats, jackets, boots). SPECIAL FEBRUARY “SWEET” DEALS: 30% off Jewelry/ Shoes/ Purses, Bar Glassware & Valentine Items. CUPID’S SPECIAL: Feb-ruary 7-14 – 50%-60% ALL Valentine Items. Our BROWN BAG SPECIAL of $1 clothing – Now ONLY $4. We appreciate your dona-tions and welcome them from 10-3 Wednesday through Friday and 10-2 on Saturday. Please do not leave donations on the table outside the shop when it is closed. There are 2 reasons for this: The bags will be opened, gone through and contents scattered; AND we like to meet the people who are bringing us donations and thank them personally. It also offer the donors an opportunity to see the store, the “workings” and the “workers.” We have a wonderful array of religious articles and rosaries at the front of the shop at very reasonable prices. Come in, see all that is available, and visit a while. Like the hymn that we sing: “All are welcome in this place.”

PICTURE DIRECTORY: The final order for the new picture directory is being prepared and they will be printed soon. If you participated in the directory and have not received your free 8x10 yet please call Carla in the Parish office,968-6645 many have been delivered there.

HEATING ASSISTANCE: Do you know someone who needs heating assistance? The Diocesan Heating Assistance Program (DHAP) begins Wednesday, January 3. Anyone in need can access up to $300 of heat-ing assistance. Contact the parish office (269-968-6645) or Catholic Charities (269-381-9800) to learn more.

CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP: Are you a caregiver for a parent, relative, or friend? The Friends of St. John the Caregiver will meet at 6PM on Wednesday, February 7 in the St. Philip Parish Center. For more information contact John Grap at 269-213-7604, johnnygrap@gmail.com, or on Facebook. But you, O Lord, are my shield; my glory, you lift up my head! When I call out to the LORD, he answers me from his holy mountain. Psalm 3.

Expand your Lenten journey to gain a better

understanding of the Gospels of Lent using

Lectionary based Lectio Divina. Thirty

minutes of your time may lead you to a better

understanding of the Sunday Gospels during

Lent. This technique will be facilitated by

Barbara Cummings, who is currently enrolled

at the Institute of Spiritual Direction in Dewitt,

Michigan. Anyone interested is welcome to

join us in the Parish Center Sundays during

Lent starting at 10:30 AM.

“COME & SEE”

Sacred Music at the Cathedral

The Diocese of Kalamazoo presents Dr. Aaron

Humble, with Karen Kness, Gunta Laukmane

and Thomas Fielding in a concert featuring

works by Honegger, Dvorak, Mendelssohn

and White at St. Augustine Cathedral in Kala-

mazoo on Friday February 9 at 7 o’clock in the

evening..

This concert is free and open to the public. A

free-will exit offering will be received.

MAKING A REPORT-A report of sexual misconduct may be initiated at the Diocese of Kalamazoo’s Sexual Misconduct Question & Reporting Line: (877) 802-0015. This number has been established to help protect children, young people and other vulnerable people in our schools, parishes and ministries. This line is only for reporting suspected sexual misconduct or child abuse within Diocesan institutions and ministries. If you have some other concern about Diocesan schools, parishes, or ministries, please con-tact the appropriate Diocesan school, parish, or office directly.

Tiger Paws+ ...to Cathy Erskine and all of our parents and students who volunteered to help with Science Night. ...to everyone who participated in the blood drive at St. Philip Catholic Central.

...to the Catholic Schools Week committee (Brooke Schmitz and Amy Doyle with support from Sara Myers, Katie Reed, and Father Chris) for planning such a wonderful week.

Part-Time Technology Position Are you tech savvy and able to help our St Joseph and St Philip schools with your talents? St Joseph Elementary & Middle School and the St Philip High School are looking for someone who can provide at least 20 hrs of technology support per week. Experience with the following is most helpful: Mac PCs, Apple iPads, Apple TV, Chromebooks, LAN/WAN, WiFi systems, Cisco Umbrella and general HW/SW knowledge. Interested candidates should contact Maria Keller at maria_manzo@yahoo.com with their skill sets and time availability. Wages will be discussed upon interview.

Social Studies Instructor - St. Philip Catholic Central High School Qualifications include: valid Michigan teaching certificate with social studies endorsement; appropriate secondary certification; highly qualified to teach social studies; experience with computer and technology applica-tion for enhancing classroom instruction; positive, team-oriented individu-al with excellent communication skills; and classroom experience of one year or more is preferred. Candidates should submit the following to St. Philip Catholic Central High School: letter of application including a review of experience appropriate to the position, resume and other appropriate information, copy of valid MI certificate or other documented proof of ability to meet requirements as defined by the Michigan Department of Education. Send Information to: Vicky Groat, St. Philip Catholic Central High School, 20 Cherry Street, Battle Creek, MI 49017 or email vgroat@bcacs.org.

BCACS Foundation News The BCACS Foundation has received a $50,000 match challenge grant from an anonymous family foundation. This matching grant will help us complete our 2017/18 Annual Giving Campaign and raise funds for facili-ty improvements for St. Philip Catholic Central and St. Joseph Catholic Schools. Every gift will be matched 50 cents for every new dollar pledged. Currently, over $19,000 has been raised toward the $50,000 match that will bring in an extra $9,500 from the match. Pledges received between now and April 1

st and paid by May 1

st are eligible for this match.

If you haven’t had the chance to support the 2017-18 Annual Giving Cam-paign, here is a great opportunity to increase the impact of your gift and help us complete the last 40% of our goal. If you already supported the annual campaign – thank you! Please encourage others to give and/or make an additional one time gift to help us meet this challenge. Contact Louanne McIntyre at lmcintyre@bcacs.org or 269-963-4771 for more information. Online giving available on our Facebook page or at www.bcacs.org.

Diocesan and other Events:

Hope for Marriages in Crisis: 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 only make it worse? Rediscover healing and love and find hope by attending Retrouvaille (pronounced re-tro-vi with a long i). The program offers tools needed to rediscover a loving marriage relationship. The next Retrouvaille weekend begins March 23, 2018. Please don’t wait. The next weekend is not scheduled until September 28, 2018. For more information, to register or to sponsor a couple: Phone 616-752-7004 |retrograndrapids@gmail.com |retrouvaille.org| P.O. Box 26 Grandville Michigan, 49468

JFM PREPARATION WEEKENDS FOR THE ENGAGED 2018 DATES The Joy-Filled Marriage is a comprehensive marriage preparation pro-gram rooted in virtues as well as the Theology of the Body. The pro-gram incorporates rich Catholic theology with sound psychology. If you are planning to marry in the Catholic Church, one of the compo-nents for marriage preparation is experiencing a JFM weekend before the wedding day. Please register early because spaces fill up fast. 2018 weekend dates in 2017-2018 are: March 24-25, May 19-20, July 7-8, September 22-23, and November 17-18. Visit the website to download a registration form: http://www.diokzoo.org/marriage-preparation Questions about this marriage preparation weekend? Contact Socorro Truchan at (269) 903-0199 or via email: struchan@diokzoo.org

2018 Lenten Luncheon Talks at St. Jerome Church

February 14-March 21

The annual Lenten luncheons will be held at St. Jerome

Parish Hall in Battle Creek every Wednesday during Lent.

There will be a Mass celebrated by Father James Rich-

ardson on Wednesday, February 14th (Ash Wednesday)

at 11:00 am with the distribution of ashes. The other

Lenten luncheon Masses will begin at 10:45 am. The

speaker of the day will begin his address following the

celebration of the Mass with a light lunch following the

presentation. There is no charge for these events, but a free

will offering would be appreciated.

2018 Speakers

February 14: Fr. James Richardson,

St. Mary Parish, Kalamazoo

February 21: Fr. Patrick Murphy,

V.A. Medical Center, B. C.

February 28: Bishop Bradley,

Diocese of Kalamazoo

March 7: Fr. Thomas McNally,

St. Augustine Cathedral, Kalamazoo

March 14: Fr. Bill Jacobs,

St. Catherine of Siena, Portage

March 21: Fr. John Fleckenstein,

St. Philip, Battle Creek

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