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MALLIA'S MOMENTS
by Fr. Joe Mallia
"Would that all the people of the Lord were prophets.”
These words from the Book of Numbers in today's liturgy
come from Moses, but they could just as well be the words
of Jesus in our Gospel of the day or the prayer of every
believer today. In the midst of the upheaval in the world, we
seek a voice that calls us back to focus on the presence of
the divine in our midst. Surely there is violence and hatred
all around us. But at every level of civil society people are
struggling to find inner peace in their lives. Stress levels are
extremely elevated for most people. You hear it in their
voices and see it in their faces. Stressed out is the new
normal for most people and they seemed stressed to think
of their lives not being stressed, so we create it for
ourselves. We make situations that are at best
inconveniences into life altering moments of chaos. It is as
if every day must be lived like it is a "reality TV show".
(I almost feel like I should be inserting emojis to highlight
this point).
The need to get away from it all takes on many forms,
legal and illegal. We justify our retreat from being able to
deal with things on a real basis as "needing to keep my
sanity". How is it possible that in a world filled with so
many advances in various fields of study, advances in
technology and advances in convenience that we are at
this point? How is it possible that the world is still filled
with hatred and still we are primitive in our ability to love
and forgive? Can the problem be that we have failed to
find the center of life?
People and society as a result are subject to huge
swings in the flow of life. The advancements which I just
mentioned have sped up the movement of that
swing. People born in the beginning of the 20th century
had more in common with those born in the previous
centuries than those born in this century. A brief look at
history shows the vast changes that have taken place
from the end of World War II for example to the modern
day. The rapid growth and the forceful backlash has
created a society of moral, social, religious, financial and
personal instability. I do not think I am over-exaggerating
when I say that our collective societal heads are
spinning. No one knows in what direction the country or
the world is moving at any point of time. It is almost like
one of those movies where they show one person
standing on a sidewalk and the people and cars and time
are flying past at such a rate that everything is a blur. Is
it any wonder that people are feeling overwhelmed?
"Would that all the people of the Lord were prophets.”
Prophets are people who call others back to the
center. Prophets are people who are not moved by trends
but find balance in their lives through the ability to sort
through that which is of no meaning and find firm
foundation on that which does have meaning. Prophets
are those whose spirit is at peace in God. No wonder
Moses prayed this prayer. Even in his time he could
clearly see the many directions in which people were
headed all driven by their personal desires. We have
allowed our desires to turn life into a competition and
given into an ethos that is best described as Darwinian,
survival of the fittest.
That is why we need prophets. Life is not about only
some surviving, but about everyone living a life of dignity,
love and respect. Life is not a competition. People with
the most when they die do not win, they are still
dead. The person who has lived life loving others and
serving God wins, because the reward of their life is
eternal life in heaven. The sound of the prophetic voice
brings calm to our hearts and our souls because it is the
voice of God reaching into our depth as an
individual. Where is that voice today? Oh Lord, send to us a
new prophet to call us back not to a time of the past, but to a
place of peace in the midst of the world today. Lord, forsake
not your people. Heal our minds and hearts. Take from us
all stress; allow us to breathe in your spirit. Surround us with
the security that can only come from knowing your
love. Free us from all our worldly desires. Free us from
anger, hatred, jealousy, self-righteousness and violence.
Give us the courage to fend the tide of the world and
embrace the truth of the Scriptures which you have
revealed. Hear us O Lord and make us a prophetic, priestly
and kingly people according to your will for the glory and
praise of your name. Amen.
Justice is not revenge
One of the things I often hear is that people are looking
for justice for some wrong that was done to them or to
someone they love. We must be careful in not equating
justice with vengeance or revenge. When someone does
something that is wrong, it is good and right to ensure
there is a just punishment. If a person commits a crime,
they should go to prison, for example. That is appropriate
and fair. The tension rises when a person feels that more
should be done. The New Testament clearly tries to get
us to move beyond the eye for an eye kind of mentality
and even more so from the pre-biblical times of seeking
greater retribution than what was inflicted upon us. The
quest for revenge or vengeance is a never ending
search. It is a monster inside us whose hunger and thirst
is never satisfied. We should always be careful that we
do not give in to this evil desire to avenge the wrong that
was done to us. Wanting the person to "hurt" as much as
I do is a certain path to personal destruction.
Pastor: Reverend Joseph Mallia E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (586) 727-5215 Ext. 119
Associate Pastor: Reverend John Nedumcheril E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (810) 392-2056 Ext. 221
Deacon: Alan Gwozdz E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: (810) 392-2056 Ext. 222
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Holy Family Parish
79780 Main Street, Memphis, MI 48041
Website: http://www.holyfamily-online.org
Email - [email protected]
Parish Office: 810-392-2056 Fax: 810-392-2043
Office hours:
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Closed for lunch 1 p.m. - 2 p.m.
Bookkeeper/Parish Secretary - Barb Quigley Ext. 227
Faith Formation Director - Susan Finley Ext. 229
Office Manager - Catherine Wullaert Ext. 237
Youth Ministry - Jennifer McClelland Ext. 228
Director of Music Ministry - Joe Agosta 810-305-1385
The Divine Mercy Missionary Center Ext. 246
All Saints Knights of Columbus # 10501
Grand Knight - John Mastej 810-310-0431
Sunday Masses:
Saturday: 4:30 p.m. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.
Daily Masses:
Tuesday: 7:00 p.m. & Friday: 8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Tuesday: 6:30 p.m. Saturday: 3:30 p.m.
Or by appointment.
St. Augustine School
67901 Howard St., Richmond MI 48062
Website: http://www.staugustinecatholicschool.com
School Office: 586-727-9365
Principal - Emily Lenn Ext. 131
Secretary - Judy Rey Ext. 130
Secretary - Lisa Hunter Ext. 129
Sacrament of Baptism:
Please contact the parish office to
schedule a baptism. It is
recommended that parents seeking
Baptism for their child attend two
baptismal preparation classes.
Sacrament of Marriage:
In accordance with the guidelines of the Province
of Michigan, engaged couples must contact the
Parish Office six months prior to the desired date
of marriage and complete required preparation.
Sacrament of the Sick:
Notify the Parish Office
of any need for hospital
or home visits.
Bulletin Submissions Deadline: 12:00 p.m. on
Friday for the following weekend; deadline changes
near major holidays. Please submit electronically to:
Announcement deadline: Thursday 5:00 p.m.
68035 Main St., Richmond, MI 48062
Website: http://www.staugustinecatholicparish.org
Email - [email protected]
Parish Office: (586) 727-5215 Fax (586) 727-3760
Office hours:
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and
Monday - Thursday 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Director of Music Ministry - Joe Agosta 810-305-1385
Kaleb Leenknegt
Office of Faith Formation: (586) 727-9290
Email: [email protected]
Hours: Monday - 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Tuesday - 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Youth Ministry-Jennifer McClelland 810 392-2056 Ext. 228
Holy Day Masses:
6:30 a.m., 8:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
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MALLIA’S MOMENTS Continued from Page 1
An accusation is not the same as being guilty
We are at a point where we have allowed our justice
system to become one of "guilty until proven innocent"
rather than the other way around, and worse, the
accused person is never capable of being truly
innocent. In our rapid news world we have created a
society that is all too quick to reach conclusions, even if
they are wrong. In all things, we must allow all the facts
to come out and we must refrain from snap
judgments. This is life, not a crime show on TV. Things
really do not wrap up in an hour and conclusions cannot
be readily surmised. We must be careful that we do not
allow ourselves to become blinded by our attitudes and
prejudices. By giving in to quick judgments we do not
allow the possibility that the person being accused is
actually innocent. Furthermore, quick judgment does not
allow the accused to ever restore their rightful honor. We
need to get hold of our emotions and allow a semblance
of fairness to reclaim its rightful place in our society.
A final note on this topic
We hear a lot about the State Attorney General’s
calling for a "Grand Jury" investigation. Many people are
not aware that a grand jury is not a trial. It is a rather
one sided event and the conclusion is almost always
written by the attorney seeking the grand jury. In the
case of the Pennsylvania grand jury, much of the
document was filled with the opinion of the attorney. It
was filled with misinformation and it resulted in no legal
action against any priest, bishop or diocese. The burden
of proof is at a low level compared to what is needed for
an actual trial, for example, and the accused is not able
to cross examine witnesses. We again need to be
careful to understand fully what things mean and how it all
works before we make conclusions.
Notice anyone new sitting next to you?
We have been seeing some new faces at mass the past
few weeks from people moving into our parishes, making
the decision to join our community of faith or from people
returning to mass. Please make sure that you welcome
the people around you.
Why all the books in the pews at Holy Family?
I know that the pews have been a bit crowded since we
purchased the new hymnals, but that is a temporary
problem. The softcover book with the readings end at the
end of November and will not be renewed. The readings
for the week are actually in the new blue cover hymnal
and so we are not in need of having the soft cover
books. Once they are gone, we will have more room in
the book slots on the back of the pews and we many even
add another slot if need be. Thank you for your patience.
Thank you
I just wanted to thank you and congratulate all of you on
how well you respond at mass. Whenever there are guests
here it is one of the things that I almost always hear is how
well the people respond and sing at mass. Thank you for
that. I know how much it uplifts me during mass to hear you
sing and respond to the prayer parts. Well done everyone.
Finally
I am away this weekend for a family wedding in
Denver. I will be back in the office on Tuesday
morning. Please pray for my safe trip. God bless you all
and have a great week.
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F A I T H M A T T E R S
Our Lady of Fatima Rosary
Saturday, October 13th at 12:00 PM
We invite you to join us with the
celebration of Our Lady of Fatima.
We will be meeting in the circle
drive area in front of Holy Family,
rain or shine, to pray the rosary to
honor the Blessed Mother.
American Legion Post 566 Women's Auxiliary will be hosting a breakfast on Sunday, October
7th from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. There will be pancakes, with meat, eggs, juice, coffee, tea, and
milk. The cost is “Free Will Offering.” Carry outs are available.
American Legion Post 566 is located at 34330 Bordman, Memphis, MI,48041. Proceeds from
the breakfast will be used for general funds of American Legion Hall. For more information
please call Mary at 586-291-7029.
Sunday: Sunday: Nm 11:25-29/Ps 19:8, 10, 12-13,
14 [9a]/Jas 5:1-6/Mk 9:38-43, 45, 47-48
Monday: Jb 1:6-22/Ps 17:1bcd, 2-3, 6-7 [6]/Lk 9:46-
50
Tuesday: Jb 3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23/Ps 88:2-3, 4-5, 6, 7-
8 [3]/Mt 18:1-5, 10
Wednesday: Jb 9:1-12, 14-16/Ps 88:10bc-11, 12-13,
14-15 [3]/Lk 9:57-62
Thursday: Jb 19:21-27/Ps 27:7-8a, 8b-9abc, 13-14
[13]/Lk 10:1-12
Friday: Jb 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5/Ps 139:1-3, 7-8, 9-10,
13-14ab [24b]/Lk 10:13-16
Saturday: Jb 42:1-3, 5-6,
12-17/Ps 119:66, 71, 75,
91, 125, 130 [135]/Lk
10:17-24
Sunday: Gn 2:18-24/Ps
128:1-2, 3, 4-5, 6 [cf. 5]/
Heb 2:9-11/Mk 10:2-16 or
10:2-12
What: BOLD Youth Ministry’s
Monthly Social Meeting
When: Oct. 7, 6:30 – 8:30 pm
Where: St. Augustine
Who: All 8th—12th Graders,
their friends & PARENTS!
TODAH & SHABACH
of the Web
Fr. Mike Schmitz
“Faith is Not Something You
Can Lose”
https://youtu.be/tNLqxzMHbjs
Eternal, Holy God, I come to You
burdened with worries, fears, doubts
and troubles. Calm and quiet me
with peace of mind. Empty me of
the anxiety that disturbs me, of the
concerns that weary my spirit, and
weigh heavy on my heart. Loosen
my grip on the disappointments and
grievances I hold on to so tightly.
Release me from the pain of past
hurts, of present anger and tension,
of future fears. Sometimes it’s too
much for me Lord, too many
demands and problems, too much
sadness, suffering and stress.
Renew me spiritually and
emotionally. Give me new strength,
hope and confidence. Prepare me to
meet the constant struggles of daily
life with a deeper faith and trust in
You. Let your love set me free, for
peace, for joy, for grace, for life, for
others, forever.
The Band Steele
“Victory in Jesus”
https://youtu.be/
MN0OJGb2Pjg
Contact Jennifer, Jessica, or
Alex @
st.ahfyouthministry@gmail.
com
or (810) 392-2056 Ext. 228
with questions, comments
and concerns!
This Sunday, Sept. 30 Holy
Family @ 6:30 pm
“Broken Hearts and New
Beginnings”
Bring the kids dressed for Halloween fun and TRICK OR TREATING
in a safe and happy environment.
Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Council #10501
October 31, 2018
from 6:00 PM ~ 8:00 PM
In the Holy Family Gym
Families are invited to decorate a table and provide goodies for the kids. Please contact the parish office for more information
and to reserve your spot—a prize is awarded for the Best Decorated table.
Tell your friends! Join us in this community tradition.
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September 30, 2018 E V A N G E L I Z A T I O N
DC1 Troy Baran
TSgt Trent Beish
FNE3 Nathan Bilbrey
Maj. Lisa Marie Boggs
FC Nathan Burgess
PVT Samuel Calderone
MAJ Joseph Cannon
MSgt Christopher Capoccia
MAJ Kevin Chamberlain
Adam Dickson
2LT Christopher Edwards
SFC Samuel Feldman
CWO3 Jason Garcia
PO1 Jeremy Gauthier
SSgt Craig Grabowski
PVT Brent Gracey
LT USN Adam Haag
LTCMDR Ryan Haag
Maj. Michael A. Hoffman, DDS
RP2 Michael Jahr
SGT Pietr Jahr
2LT Virginia Jahr
Cpt. Jack Johnston
SMSGT Joseph Korotko
Sgt Connor Koveck
Maj. David F. Kuntz
SFC4 Tyler Monfette
SSgt Brendan Pfeifer
Maj. Christopher Platz
PVT Brad Quant
MSgt Kevin Quant
SrA Christopher P. Raska
Eric P. Raska
Lt Paul Raska
Col Matthew Rettke
2LT Tyler Rettke
POHM2 John-Christopher
Sbraccia
SSgt David Siegrist
MAJ Cormac Smith
Sgt Andrew Springer
LCpl Timothy James
Spruytte
SSG Raymond Stier
E4 Brandon Stoops
PFC Christopher Tishler
AB Logan VanBuren
Warrant Officer Jeffery Weis
POHM3 Nicholas Wohlfiel
LCpl Mark Zyble
Pray for Those Who Serve
Our Country
BLESSED SLOANUS CASEY
In conjunction with the arrival of the relic of Blessed Solanus Casey, Holy Family
is hosting a month of healing.
Week One: October 11-17: Relic of Blessed Solanus Casey is present.
• Opportunity for veneration after each Mass.
• Anointing of the sick will be available.
Week Two: October 21: Healing in the Catholic Church Presentation.
• Presentation from 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm in the Life Center.
Week Three: October 28: Healing in the Catholic Church Presentation, REPEAT.
• Presentation from 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm in the Life Center.
Week Four: November 4: Healing prayer after Mass.
• A healing prayer team will be available after each 10:30 am Mass beginning
November 4, 2018.
If you have any questions or are interested in being part of the healing prayer
team, contact John Kowalski at [email protected]
Please join us
Or
Sunday, October 7th at 10:30 a.m. at Holy Family
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All Denominations Welcome!
St. Augustine: 68035 Main Street, Richmond MI
Holy Family: 79780 Main Street, Memphis, MI
Kindly RSVP by October 5th to ensure enough reserved seating.
Patti ~ St. Augustine 586-727-5215
Virginia ~ Holy Family 810-367-2616
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Please Pray for
St. Augustine Parishioners
at home or in the hospital...
Antoinette Agosta
Julie Ames
Mary Lou Brickel
Marjorie Brohl
Sue Broughton
Michelle Zakens Byrd
Louis Canter
Jerry Caporuscio
Bailey Ann Clapper
Dossie Collins
Kevin Cook
Mary DeWitte
Jennie Domagalski
Gail Duetsch
Gary Duhamel
Doug Duncan
Joan Elam
Jim Engels
Ronald Fistler
Carol Fogal
Shelley Frontera
Marlene Gillis
Alison Gray
Chris Herrmann
Maryann Herrmann
Rosann Holmes
Terry Horn
Helen Kaczperski
Sylvia Kaltz
Dave Kammer
Baby Kennedy
Dave Kisskalt
Betty Kolp
Tom Kowalski
Arthur Lambert
Barbara Lambert
Pam Lawson
Ann Lipior
Eugenia Lipior
Roger Lumley
Janet Mantovani
Alfreda Marecki
Jim Mazzala
Dan Moomaw
Johny Muller
Kandy Murray
Tom Obee
Charles (Tom) Ozark
Bryan Pawlowski
Gary Penzak
Rich Platz
Carol Pollari
Darren Polansky
Jeanette Ponski
Peter Pytleski
John Pytleski
Barb Reinke
Jessica Ricketts
Donald Riedel
Bernie Ritter
Ginny Ritter
Frank Ryan
Gail Ryan
Pat Scheuer
Rose Segatti
Bernadette Sharpe
Dennis Sharpe
John M. Sharpe
Mary Slago
Deb Snider
Carol Stanzione
Joshua Stevens
Danielle Stislicki
Lily Suess
Lloyd Suess
Stanley Swidersky
Mary Szczerbinski
Sue Thomas
Sharlene Todd
Michael Ureel
Bridget Urquhart
Mary Valpredo
Larry Wilson
Maxine Wilson
Lisbeth Yaek
Joseph Yelencich, Jr.
Mary Yelencich
St. Augustine Parish
St. Augustine
Mass
Intentions
St. Augustine
Wedding Banns
II. Ryan George & Leigh Cornwell
I. Adam Jock &
Veronica Radjewski
Looking Forward
to Festival 2019 . . .
Be a part of our Festival Committee!
Please consider the following
positions for the 2019 Festival:
Concessions
One to two people to plan,
purchase food and coordinate all
duties for Friday and Saturday
concessions. Current chair will
work with this person as needed.
Sponsorship
One person responsible for sending
request to area businesses, having
signs made, sending out thank you
letters of appreciation after the
festival. Current chair will work
with this person as needed.
Family Style
Menu
Sausage / Sauerkraut
Chicken
Red Cabbage
German Potato Salad
Salad with Bacon Dressing
Mac & Cheese (for the kids)
German Desserts
ADULTS $10, KIDS 6-12 $ 5
5 and Under FREE
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
67055 Gratiot
Richmond, MI 48062
586-727-9693
St. Peter’s German Dinner
Saturday, October 6th
4:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Monday, October 1, 2018
Mass 8:00 am
� Helen Dheygere
req. by Diane Bettencourt
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
No Mass Scheduled
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
Divine Mercy Chaplet
Mass 8:00 am
� Isabel Ozark
req. by Tom & Sharon Ozark
Thursday, October 4, 2018
Mass 8:00
� Geraldine St. John
req. by John & Marge Venuk
Friday, October 5, 2018
No Mass Scheduled
Sunday, October 7, 2018
Twenty-Seventh Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Saturday, October 6, 2018
Mass 6:00 pm
� David & Margaret Bickmann
Anniversary Remembrance
req. by Pat & Donna Schweiger
� Helen Dheygere
req. by Tim & Tina Ryan
� Deceased Members of the
Schweiger Family
req. by Schweiger Family
� Gerald Samolej
50th Anniversary Remembrance
req. by The Military Veterans of
St. Augustine Parish
� Michael Demchak
req. by Virginia Szymanowski
Sunday, October 7, 2018
7:30 am Mass
� For St. Augustine Parishioners
9:00 am Mass
� Frances Orzel
req. by Fred & Family
� Bob Kinsey
11th Anniversary Remembrance
req. by his Family
� Francis & Leona Latour
req. by their Family
� Tony Manchik
req. by Cindy Manchik
� Stephen Barjaktarovich
req. by his Family
� Bernie Riedel
req. by John & Linda Rhein
� Elaine Patrafka
req. by Bob & Lynda Theut
St. Augustine Altar Sodality
October Meeting
The next meeting of the St. Augustine
Parish Altar Sodality is Tuesday,
October 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the Parish
Hall. All the ladies of the parish are
welcome to attend.
Refreshment Committee:
Chairman: Linda Hambaum,
Shelley Ottenbacher, Pam Wesolowski,
and Monica Wolschleger
Learning to Live with Loss and
Change & Hope for the Holidays
Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 p.m.
October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018
St Augustine Catholic Church
Parish Center, Room 7
For information call:
Maureen Duncan, RN
810-531-1957
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Gifted with the love of Jesus Christ, we strive to share that love with our community.
St. Augustine Parish Activities
~ This Week Ahead at St. Augustine ~
Monday, October 1, 2018
8:00 p.m. - AA Meeting & Al-Anon (Hall)
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
4:30 p.m. - Faith Formation (Parish Center)
6:30 p.m. - Altar Sodality Meeting (Hall)
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
8:45 a.m. - Reconciliation (Church)
6:30 p.m. - Grief & Loss Education Program (Room 7)
6:30 p.m. - RCIA at Holy Family
Thursday, October 4, 2018
6:30 p.m. - Parish Master Plan Meeting (Room 7)
7:00 p.m. - Choir Rehearsal (Church)
Saturday, October 6, 2018
10:00 a.m. - Pet Blessing in Holy Family parking lot
5:00 p.m. - Reconciliation (Church)
6:00 p.m. - Blue Mass for first responders
Sunday, October 7, 2018
9:00 a.m. - Confirmation Candidate & Parent Day
Mass, then Parish Hall
10:15 a.m. - Faith Formation (Parish Center)
6:30 p.m. - B.O.L.D. Youth Group (Hall)
Apple Pie Sale
Mark your calendar!
The ladies of St. Augustine Altar
Sodality will be making apple pies on
Wednesday, October 10, 2018.
Prepaid orders only will be accepted.
Contact Delores at 586-727-9614, or Beth at 586-727-
7798, to order by Wednesday, October 3. The pies
are $9.00 each, and are sold unbaked. You can choose
to bake or freeze yours after purchase.
Checks should be made payable to:
St. Augustine Altar Sodality
Please plan to pick up your order between 11:00am -
3:00pm on Wednesday, October 10th, in the Parish
Hall.
Any parishioners who wish to assist with the pies are
asked to come to the Parish Hall at 8:00am – 12:00pm
on Wednesday, October 10. Please bring an apple
peeler, paring knife and rolling pin with you.
Rosary Rally at St. Augustine
October 14, 2018 ~ after 9:00 a.m. Mass
The Second Annual Rosary Rally hosted at St. Augustine
Parish and in conjunction with America Needs Fatima,
will be held on October 14 after the 9:00 a.m. Mass on
the steps of St. Augustine Church or inside the church if
the weather is inclement.
We will be one of over 2000 parishes nationwide offering
up the rosary (with choir member participation) to Jesus
and Mary in reparation for the sins of some of the clergy
as well as those of the laity.
All Parishioners of St. Augustine and Holy Family are
strongly encouraged to participate.
Christen Pollo is the Executive Director of Students for Life of
Michigan, a statewide organization that recruits and equips
college students for pro-life work. Christen has recruited
thousands of students to join the pro-life movement and trained
tens of thousands in pro-life advocacy. Daily she sees the
darkness of the college campus and the severity of the abortion-
minded culture we are up against. Despite the darkness,
Christen has great hope for the future because of the passion and
dedication of young people in every corner of our state.
Thursday
October 18, 2018
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Alexander’s
Banquet Hall
1200 Gratiot Ave.
Marysville, MI
Go to our
website for
the reserva-
tion form:
sccrtl.org
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Altar Server Training at St. Augustine Church
October 13 and 27, 2018
9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Altar Server training has been scheduled at St. Augustine
Church on October 13th and 27th for new and current altar
servers. The guidelines to become an altar server are as
follows:
• You must be baptized and have celebrated your First
Holy Communion and be in 4
th
grade or above.
• New servers must attend both the training
sessions. Current altar servers must attend the
training on October 27th.
The training sessions are:
Saturday, October 13, 9:30am-12:00pm
For NEW altar servers. We will begin in Room 7 in the
parish center with a brief parent meeting. At least one
parent must attend!
Saturday, October 27, 9:30am-12:00pm
All servers, New and current must attend!
Both sessions will begin promptly, so please arrive on time.
Please contact Therese Stier at (586) 749-9802 or
Email [email protected] by Thursday, October 11th
if you are interested.
God's blessing to you and your family~
Therese Stier
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Holy Family Parish Activities
Dolly Rosso
Glenn Rounding
Ed Rucinski (l)
Harry Rybinski (l)
Darlene Schmidt
Dennis Sharp (l)
Genevieve Siudym (l)
Georgine Siudym (l)
Lori Stickmey (l)
Paul Sulkowski (l)
Nancy Teets (l)
Amanda Teichow (l)
Mikah Tobaben (l)
Tim Tufnell (l)
Mariann Ward (l)
Ellie Wessel (l)
Maureen Wilks (1)
Witherow Family (l)
Max Witherow (l)
Tina Witulski (l)
Holy Family Mass Intentions
Dorothy Anderson
Kirk Anderson
Patricia Ayotte (l)
Colt Ballard (l)
Shirley Barnett
Alayna Bermert
Jerry Blake
Floyd Boike
Gary Bordin
Mary Jo Bors
Nancy Brady
Alex Buffa (l)
Nick Buffa (l)
Dave Burg (l)
Amy Cantwell (1)
Cecelia Ann Clark (l)
Debbie Cornwell(l)
Mary Czostkowski
Robert DeLang
Linda Dubay(l)
Jeanette Dudek(l)
Kenneth Dunn (l)
Matt Dunsmore (l)
Brenda Durkee (l)
Bill Ensley(l)
Prayer List. Intercessory prayer reflects God’s own character
of outgoing love and mercy. Please pray for:
Billy Luckett (l)
Joyce Lyjak (l)
Mitch Marcinkowski (l)
Ed Marnon (l)
Rick Marnon (l)
Ron McKiernan (l)
Claudia Miller (l)
Carly Morous(l)
Kandy Murray(l)
Gabriel Nunez (l)
Anne O’Neal (l)
Fr. Dan O’Sullivan (l)
Sally Passalacqua (l)
Kieblan Perry
Evelyn Pfeifer (l)
Maryellen Piergentili (l)
Debbie Plaut (l)
Greg Plemmons
Joshua Porrett (l)
Debbie Poupard (l)
Ginger Protasiewicz (l)
Ruth Pruent (l)
Al Rachwal
Fred Rhein (l)
Kimberly Riley (l)
Charles Erbe (l)
Lindsey Everette (l)
Helen Falecki (l)
George Fitzgerald
lEsther Fournier
Andrew Gilmore
Charlene
Golembiewski (l)
Rae Goulette (l)
Ann Hackstock (l
Cassandra Hackstock (l))
Sherry Hebel (l)
Scott Hoffman (l)
Ralph Hohlbein (l)
Paul Jalon
Mary Jo Jordan (l)
Jeanette Kammer (l)
Carrie Kerbrat (l)
Amanda Kilpatrick (l)
Jesse Kilpatrick (l)
Greg Knoche
Barb Korotko (l)
Heather Lauzon
Karen Leonard (l)
Phillip Lojek
Newly baptized at Holy Family on September 16, 2018
• Logan Thomas Peachy, son of Gregory & Courtney
Peachy
Newly baptized at Holy Family on September 23, 2018
• Emma Lynn Teichow, daughter of Justin &
Samantha Teichow
Banns of Marriage
III Andrzej Klos & Hannah Rygwelski
"The contemplation of the Mystery of Christ truly
present before us."
Adoration Opportunities
1st Friday: 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
1st Tuesday: 7:30 pm
For Those Who Have Died,
Marie Michelle McKiernan
Life has changed, not ended. Eternal rest grant
unto them O Lord. Let Perpetual Light shine upon
them. May they rest in peace. Amen.
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September 30, 2018
Holy Family Parish
ROASARY MAKING
The winter months are long and keeping busy
can help. Each 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the
month, there will be an opportunity for
fellowship and to be crafty making rosaries. If
you like to keep busy and chat with others, this
is a perfect opportunity to get out and have
some fun and fellowship. We meet in the Life
Center at 10 a.m. Our next gathering will be on
October 10th. If you have questions or would
like further information, please give me a call!!!
All supplies needed are provided at no charge.
This ministry is assisting the needs of rosaries
needed in India.
Marlene Brown
586-727-1696
FOOD DRIVE
On the weekend of October 19th - 21st, the Knights of Columbus will
assist Christian Service with Holy Family’s food pantry by running a
Food Drive. Please bring a non-perishable item to Mass with you on that
weekend and there will be a collection container in the gathering space.
All items are helpful, however these are some of the items that are
incorporated into the Thanksgiving baskets: canned pasta, jelly, saltine
crackers, pork and beans, canned fruit, canned cranberries, turkey
gravy, turkey stuffing, after school snacks, hamburger helper, granola
bars, and canned beef stew.
Thank you to everyone who supports our community through the help
and food it offers to the Christian Service food pantry.
Marlene Brown, Christian Service Chair
John Mastej, Knights of Columbus #10501 Grand Knight
Monday 10-1-18
6:30 pm Altar Society Meeting
Tuesday 10-2-18
6:30 pm Confessions
7:00 pm Mass & Adoration
8:00 pm AA
12:00 pm Prayer Blanket Ministry
6:30 pm RCIA
6:30 pm Choir Practice
6:30 pm Finance Council
7:00 pm Rosary with the K of C followed by the K of C
meeting.
Thursday 10-4-18
9:00 am – 4 pm Divine Mercy Missionary / Store open
8:00 pm AA
Friday 10-5-18
8:00 am Mass & Adoration: Adoration closes at
12 pm
9:00 am – 4 pm Divine Mercy Missionary / Store open
Saturday 10-6-18
3:00 pm Confession
4:30 pm Mass
Sunday 10-7-18
9:00 am Faith Formation
10:30 am Mass
5:30 pm Mass
Saturday, October 6th at 10:00 AM
Bring your pets for a blessing. All pets of all kinds are welcome!!!
Holy Family Parish Parking Lot Located at 79780 Main Street in Memphis.
There will be a joyful blessing for the pets and
Cider & donuts for the pet owners.
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Learning Styles
are Important for People of All Ages
People have a variety of ways of learning, depending on the topic,
their situation, and their personal preferences. Here are some
examples:
Joe likes to study with music on.
Bill likes to brainstorm with a group of people.
When Johnny sees a new piece of equipment, he'd rather start
pressing buttons instead of reading the instructions.
Anne prefers silence when she's reading.
Jill draws pictures when she listens to a lecture.
Typically, people (old and young alike) have a dominant sensory
area that appeals to their learning style - visual, auditory or
kinesthetic. It can be so helpful to tap into a child’s dominant
sense to help them in their learning. As a teacher, I like to learn
how each of my students are best able to acquire new information.
It is extremely useful in the classroom or in the home when
helping children learn. As helpful as it is for the parent or teacher
to know the learning style of a child, it is equally important for the
child to be aware of his/her unique learning strengths. This is a
lesson I like to do with my middle school students and they are
always very excited to find out this information about themselves.
Immaculate Conception, Holy Cross,
St. A’s, & St. Mary/McCormick
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT
Monday, October 1st ~ 6:00-7:30pm
Immaculate Conception Catholic Grade School
We invite you to come gather information and meet
admissions representatives from 4 Catholic high schools
in metro Detroit
De La Salle Collegiate Cardinal Mooney Catholic
Austin Catholic Regina High School
Dear St Augustine and Holy Family
Parish Members:
Tickets are officially on sale for the 2018
St Augustine School Auction! Come into
the school office to purchase as soon as
you can, as we have sold out in years
past. When you purchase your ticket,
you also choose your seat in the hall!
We are looking for donations of new
items for the auction. Please bring
donations to the school office. The office
has a form to complete with your
contact information when you make a
donation.
We also welcome any corporate
sponsors. There are options to
advertise in our program, sponsor a
class party, sponsor a raffle at the
auction or even sponsor the yet to-be-
determined specialty drink of the
evening!
Watch for future updates in the bulletin,
including sneak-peeks of the items we
will be offering for auction!
Thank you for your continued support of
our event!
Danielle Krause,
Auction Committee Member
Knowing and understanding learning styles can also be very useful
for adults in communicating with other people and going about
their day to day business. For example, would you rather have
someone draw a map for you or tell you directions verbally? Do
you like to listen to a book while you drive or do you find that
distracting? How can you best remember an important point - write
it down or make up a jingle?
There are quite a few online quizzes that are available to help
determine the dominant sense for learning. This one by Grace
Fleming is simple and fun at https://www.thoughtco.com/learning-
style-quiz-4076781. You might want to try it yourself or with your
child, whatever age they are.
Janet L. Savoyard
Middle School Teacher
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Personalized CareCall, Email or Stop in for a tour!
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Serving our Community Since 1998!
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Hygienists:Julie Swantek, RDH, ParishionerCathy Sopha, RDH, Parishioner
Accepting New Patients
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Preferred Seamless Gutters
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Serving Families With Integrity and Compassion
NORTHERN AIRHEATING & COOLING
Over 25+ Years experienceParish Member Discounts
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J&JTech
J. Peter SeveriniComputer Technician
“The guy with the hat”– Parish Member –
Jacob BeelerPhone Technician
22905 W. Main St. Armada
Colleen Scott, D.O.586-473-8082
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