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28th SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME 28 DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO ST. JOSEPH ST. MARY SATURDAY: 4:00 P.M SUNDAY: 10:00 A.M. SUNDAY: 8:00 A.M & 11:45 A.M. (BILINGUAL)
~ ~ LITURGICAL CALENDAR ~ ~ ~ ~ ACTIVITIES CALENDAR ~ ~
† Deceased ♥ Living SM - St. Mary
SM - St. Mary SJ - St. Joseph
SJ - St. Joseph
MH - Mother House
SHU-Siena Heights University Monday October 15, 2018
@ St. Dominic Chapel
Tuesday October 16, 2018
Monday October 15, 2018 Wednesday October 17, 2018
Saint Teresa of Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the Church 4:30-5:30 p.m. Religious Ed. Preschool - 5th SM
Readings: Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31—5:1; Ps 113:1b-2, 3-4, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Religious Ed. Preschool– 5th SM
5a & 6-7; Lk 11:29-32 6:30 p.m. Choir SJ
8:15 a.m. ♥Catholic Community of Adrian SM 7:00 p.m. Choir SM
10:30 a.m. Mass @ St. Catherine Chapel MH Thursday October 18, 2018
1:00 p.m. Afternoon Prayer Group SJ
Tuesday October 16, 2018 6:00-8:00 p.m. Religious Ed. Middle School SJ
Saint Hedwig, Religious; Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque, Virgin
Readings: Gal 5:1-6; Ps 119:41, 43, 44, 45, 47, 48;
7:00 p.m. K of C Meeting
Lk 11:37-41 7:00 p.m Práctica del Coro SM
7:30 a.m. Morning Prayer SM 7:30 pm Inst. Rehearsal SM
8:15 a.m. †Bernard & Lois Reuter SJ Friday October 19, 2018
8:45 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration SJ
10:30 a.m. Brookdale Senior Living Saturday October 20, 2018
10:30 a.m. Mass @ St. Catherine Chapel MH 6:00 p.m. Appreciation Dinner UAW Hall
4:45 p.m. Benediction SJ Sunday October 21, 2018
6:00-8:00 p.m. High School Religious Ed SJ
Wednesday October 17, 2018
Saint Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop and Martyr
Readings: Gal 5:18-25; Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 & 6; Lk 11:42-46 IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS
8:15a.m. ♥Catholic Community of Adrian SM
10:30 a.m. Mass @ St. Catherine Chapel MH Armando Alduncin-Rosas Liza Marvin
Arlene Ball Michael Ricketts
Thursday October 18, 2018 Gregorio Casanova Linda Ries
Saint Luke, Evangelist Emma DeLeon Arturo Sanchez
Readings: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18; Dave Gier Norma Sanchez
Lk 10:1-9 Sarah Guzel
10:30 a.m. Mass @ St. Catherine Chapel MH
Names in bold are new to this weekly list
Friday October 19, 2018 Remember to keep in prayer: all parishioners with a chronic
Saints John de Brébeuf and Isaac Jogues, illness, in nursing homes, in the hospital, and the many
Priests, and Companions, Martyrs homebound. If you wish to add someone to the prayer list,
Readings: Eph 1:11-14; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13; Lk 12:1-7 please call the office.
8:15 a.m. †Thomas Kuzma SJ
10:30 a.m. Mass @ St. Catherine Chapel MH OUR PRAYERFUL SUPPORT…
Saturday October 20, 2018 to the families and friends of Jose
Guadalupe Cabrera who was born
Saint Paul of the Cross, Priest
into eternal life on September 29, 2018
Readings: Eph 1:15-23; Ps 8:2-3ab, 4-5, 6-7; Lk 12:8-12
and Jean Gluch who was born into
3:00-3:45 p.m.Reconciliation SJ eternal life on October 3, 2018. Eternal
4:00 p.m †Julia Vielski SJ rest grant unto them O Lord, and let
perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen.
Sunday October 21, 2018
Twenty Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings: Is 53:10-11; Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22; REMEMBRANCE LITURGIES:
Heb 4:14-16; Mk 10:35-45 or 10:42-45 We will remember all our loved ones who died this year.
8:00 a.m. †Gerald & Vera McFarland SJ Nov. 2nd (Feast of All Souls) at 7PM at St. Mary Campus
10:00 a.m. †Tom Smith SM Evening Prayer and calling out of names.
11:45 a.m. †Jairo Sotelo Baltazar SM
†Elena Padro Gonzalez SM Nov. 4 - Memorial Service 6PM, at St. Joseph Campus
and calling out of names.
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 2 OCTOBER 14, 2018
DEAR FRIENDS, with words...or criticize others; but biographer, St.
they should be gentle, peaceful and Bonaventure. The
October 4th is my birthday, and it unassuming, courteous and humble, fog of doubt lifted
also happens to be my mother’s speaking respectfully to for Francis, and he
birthday. When my mother turned everyone....Whatever house they went through the
90, five years ago, I decided I would enter, they should first say, ‘Peace world setting
try my best to be with her on every to this house.’ Surely, Francis was others free from
birthday that followed. So far, I’ve an instrument of peace. their own burdens
made it. So, on Oct. 4, a week and a Where there is hatred, let me sow of doubt.
half ago, I was in Youngstown, NY, love: St. Francis tells his followers, Where there is despair, hope/
my hometown, celebrating with her “Our Lord says in the Gospel, Love Where there is darkness, light:
and other members of my family. your enemies. A man really loves his Think of St. Francis embracing
Near my mother’s home is a bar, enemy when he is not offended by lepers and lovingly washing their
which, if you come in on your the injury done to himself, but for sores. Surely, many of those
birthday, gives you one Buffalo love of God feels burning sorrow suffering souls felt an inner surge of
Chicken Wing for every year of for the sin his enemy has brought hope and human dignity when they
your life. I tried to get my mother to on his own soul, and proves his experienced Francis’ care.
go, but she wasn’t too interested. love in a practical way.”
Together we would have gotten 162 And where there is sadness, joy:
Wings – enough wings for the Where there is injury, pardon: The secret of St. Francis’ joyful
weekend. Maybe next year she’ll be During the violence-ridden spirit was his vibrant belief in a God
game. Crusades, St. Francis discovered a of overflowing goodness and love.
path of peace, pardon and non- Francis used to say that he wanted
While, in my family, October 4th is violence. The “little poor man” his followers to go about the world
usually about my mother and me went to Egypt to engage in a like strolling minstrels, “to inspire
(well, really, more about her), it also peaceful dialogue with the sultan the hearts of people and stir them
marks the Feast of St. Francis of (head of the Muslim forces), a to spiritual joy.” They give us an
Assisi. Renewed interest in this meeting in which a spirit of example to follow in our own day!
beloved saint is due to the fact that forgiveness, respect and
our Holy Father chose his name O Divine Master, grant that I may
understanding prevailed. Francis not so much seek to be consoled as
and patronage for his papacy – the would have the same message for
first pope to ever take the name to console, to be understood as to
those in our times who are so quick understand, to be loved as to love,
“Francis.” Most people are familiar to see violence as the only cure for
with St. Francis through the words for it is in giving that we receive, it
terrorism. is in pardoning that we are
of the prayer attributed to him – the
“Peace Prayer.” Where there is doubt, faith: When, pardoned, and it is in dying that we
as a young man, Francis found are born to eternal life.
Lord, make me an instrument of himself in a fog of doubt as to the
your peace: Like that of Christ, our Francis of Assisi may not have
nature of God’s care for him, he written the words of the prayer
mission on earth is to bring to sought the face of God through
others God’s peace—God’s state of attributed to him, but he certainly
prayer in solitary places. God lived them. The Peace Prayer of St.
“perfect well-being” and opened Francis’ eyes of faith. The
completeness. St. Francis saw this as Francis is a deep well of spiritual
saint saw a vision of Christ gazing at wisdom. We are wise to visit this
his mission, too. He advised his him from the Cross with such a
followers that in going about the well often.
look of love that Francis’ “soul Peace,
world “they should not be melted,” to use the words of his
quarrelsome or take part in disputes ~Fr. Jack
The Deacon’s Corner
“Be Bold, Be Catholic”
(Prayer, Study, Generosity & Evangelization)
Meditation or Reflective Prayer
Last week we briefly discussed several types of meditation or reflective prayer and over the next couple of weeks we
will take a closer look at several of them.
Daily Examen: As I said last week it is a simple method of meditation developed by Saint Ignatius of Loyola used
to review our daily lives and recognize how God is active in our daily lives. But, exactly how do we use the Daily
Examen to grow closer to God. Below are the basic steps you can use: Continued on pg. 4
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 3 OCTOBER 14, 2018
ST. JOSEPH ST. MARY
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS FOR TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS FOR
OCTOBER 6/7 $7,473.00 OCTOBER 6/7 $8,312.04
SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL 10% STEWARDSHIP OUTREACH
We are starting to plan for our Thanksgiving “SHARING OUR GIFTS”
Food Drive. We will distribute grocery bags
after all Masses on November 3rd and 4th with October 6/7 Went to St. Mary Dire Needs to provide utility
a list of items most needed. We ask that you assistance to those in need in Lenawee County.
return the bags to the Baptistry on November October 13/14 Will go to Catherine Cobb Shelter to provide
10th and 11th. That gives us plenty of time to put together shelter for children and women in abusive situations.
food boxes for our clients. October 20/21 Will go to St. Mary Food Pantry to help those
This time of the year many schools and organizations hold in need in Lenawee County.
food drives. The food we receive from the drives helps to
feed our clients when our stock is low. If you attend a school
or work somewhere that has a drive, please consider ST. MARY FOOD PANTRY &
suggesting the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry as one of the DIRE NEEDS
recipients of the food that is collected. We are also willing to Needs of the month: Fresh fruits and
come and speak to any group interested in knowing more vegetables, healthy snacks.
about what we do.
We also can still use baking products, after school snacks, and
kids cereal. Of course we always use your clean, used, plastic Dear Friends,
bags. Thanks to the many folks who support us. September was not a busy month at St Mary food pantry. We
still had 36 new families who came to our door for food
assistance. We are open 3 days a week to help those in need in
~JoAnne Baty our community.
(517-605-4819)
Our Dire Needs provides assistance with utilities only.
The Deacon’s Corner Gently used plastic bags are needed. Also, gently used clothes
and shoes will be appreciated for our clients.
Continued from pg. 3
We thank all of you for your support and generosity and most
Set aside 10 to 15 minutes. Relax, recall God’s of all your continued prayers.
presence in your day, thank God for His love and ask
Together we make our community a better place to live.
the Holy Spirit for guidance.
Here are the numbers for September 2018.
Review your day, giving thanks to God for the ways
He blessed you. Total families served: 140
Children served: 164
Review your day again, thinking about the Total Meals: 3708
opportunities you had to use the gifts that God gave you Expenses: $1,064
and identifying times you did or did not use them. New Families: 36
Thank God for the way you grew closer to Him and Total Individuals: 412
ask forgiveness for the opportunities you missed or God bless you and your loved ones!
rejected. Liliane Haddad
Resolve to cooperate with God’s grace in the future and St Mary Food Pantry Coordinator
finish with the Lord’s Prayer.
This is a great way to measure how we are truly living
our faith in all aspects of our life. Showing us where we OUR STEWARDSHIP OF GOD’S GIFTS
need to make changes surrendering more fully to God’s Good stewards must not argue about who is the most
important. Today’s Gospel says clearly that those who aspire
will.
to greatness must humbly serve the needs of all.
~Dcn Len Even Jesus came not to be served, but to serve.
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 4 OCTOBER 14, 2018
SECURITY UPDATES
The security team has been working very hard on making both St. Joseph and St.
Mary campuses a safer and more secure environment. The following items are
already established or in the process of being implemented.
Children’s Liturgy
The children’s liturgy on Sunday mornings has established a safety procedure for the
children to enter and exit from their classroom.
The Wednesday night classes at St. Mary Campus…….
Has established a sign in and sign out policy: Children may sign in on their own
but all children must be signed out by a parent when class is over.
There is a greeter at the door for the evening and a special thank you to the
parents who have agreed to monitor the halls and outside areas while
classes are meeting.
The lighting in both parking lots has been increased to make sure safe entrances
and exits are more visible.
Basic First Aid kits are available in all the classrooms.
Sunday Night Youth and Thursday Night Youth at the St. Joseph Campus
The St. Joseph parking lot lighting has been brightened and will be a safer
environment for the youth to come and go for their classes.
A system to enter and exit is in the process of being designed to keep the building
more secure while the classes meet.
St. Mary Church
CONGRATULATIONS A card is being designed to help explain procedures for possible types of
emergencies, that we as a congregation might have to address. A card is also being
to designed to be placed in the pews at St. Joseph.
Mickinze (Irwin) and Travis O'Connell
Message for Thought
on receiving the Sacrament of Marriage Always be alert and aware of your surroundings…people, places and things.
at St. Joseph Church on October 6, Know where your exits are. Plan to use a family code word for an immediate
2017. We wish them many years of quiet exit. Think about how you would handle a situation, would you run,
happiness. hide or fight and have a tentative plan.
IT IS THAT TIME AGAIN:
ST. MARY CEMETERY FALL CLEAN UP TIME TO PREPARE FOR WINTER.
It is our responsibility and mission, after we have provided the corporal work of mercy of burying our love ones, to keep and
maintain the consecrated cemetery and sacred ground in honorable memory of all who are buried there with dignity and
compassion.
We are asking everyone who has placed flowers or decorations in honor and memory of a loved one to please remove
everything prior to our Fall clean up by Friday, October 26.
On Saturday, October 27, 9.00 am., everyone is invited to come to St. Mary Cemetery to help clean up our cemetery and
prepare it for winter.
Requests are same as last Spring: Please bring rakes, shovels, blowers, weed whippers, gloves and mainly yourself. We will
provide water and lunch. If you are interested and know you will be able to help please call 263-4681 ext. 5 and leave your name,
or just show up and help, all are welcome and appreciated.
For Future Reference:
Flags may be placed by the gravestone for Veteran’s Day any time after November 1.
Christmas wreaths, Grave blankets and Christmas decorations may be placed on the graves any time after November 11. 2018.
As you visit the cemetery, please remember that every tombstone has a story, no matter what age the buried person was. The
tombstones and grave sites are a reminder that our ordinary lives, have an opportunity to live an extra ordinary mission. It is
humbling to see the care and visiting respect given to family members and friends who have passed on to eternal life. How
honored the buried are to have so many that take the time to share, reflect and visit them to keep their memory alive.
When decorating around the 40” top of the grave sites, please keep your decorations within the grave space or Headstone
Markers, not to exceed 38” around the stone and as close to the stone as possible. It would be appreciated that all Shepard
Hooks are secured, so they do not fall into the mowing and walking paths, and on other people’s graves. As in the past, all
decorations must be of good taste and be maintained and displayed properly.
Thank You and God Bless All of you who care for and visit our cemetery.
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 5 OCTOBER 14, 2018
ESPAÑOL
QUERIDOS AMIGOS, otros; pero deben de ser gentiles, otros de sus pro-
pacíficos y modestos, corteses y hu- pias cargas de la
Mi cumpleaños es el 4 de octubre y mildes, hablando respetuosamente duda.
también es el cumpleaños de mi ma- con todos.... En cualquier casa que
dre. Cuando mi madre cumplió 90 entren, primero deben decir: ' paz a Donde hay deses-
años, o sea hace cinco años atrás, esta casa '. Sin duda, San Francisco peración, esperan-
decidí que intentaría hacerlo lo me- fue un instrumento de paz. za/donde hay os-
jor posible para estar con ella en curidad, luz: imagí-
cada cumpleaños de ahí en adelante. Donde hay odio, déjame sembrar nate y piensa en San Francisco aco-
Hasta ahora, lo he logrado. Así que, amor: San Francisco dice a sus se- giendo leprosos y lavando amorosa-
el 4 de octubre, hace una semana y guidores, "nuestro Señor dice en el mente sus llagas. Seguramente, sin
media, yo estaba en Youngstown, Evangelio, ama a tus enemigos. Un duda muchas de esas almas sufrien-
NY, mi ciudad natal, celebrando hombre realmente ama a su enemi- tes sintieron una ola interna de es-
con ella y otros miembros de mi go cuando no se ofende por la heri- peranza y dignidad humana cuando
familia. Cerca de la casa de mi ma- da que se le ha hecho, sino que por experimentaron el cuidado de San
dre hay un bar, que, si vienes en tu el amor de Dios siente dolor por el Francisco.
cumpleaños, te dan una alita de po- pecado que su enemigo ha traído a
llo de búfalo por cada año de tu vi- su propia alma y demuestra su amor Y donde hay tristeza, gozo: el secre-
da. Intenté llevar a mi madre, pero de una manera práctica. " to del espíritu gozoso de San Fran-
ella no estaba muy interesada. Jun- cisco era su creencia vibrante en un
tos habríamos conseguido 162 alas Donde hay ofensa, perdón: durante Dios de bondad y amor desbordan-
– suficientes alas para el fin de se- las cruzadas azotadas por la violen- tes. San Francisco solía decir que
mana. Tal vez el próximo año la cia, San Francisco descubrió un ca- quería que sus seguidores fueran
convenza de ir. mino de paz, perdón y no violencia. por el mundo como caminando gra-
El "pobre hombre" fue a Egipto a ciosamente, "para inspirar el cora-
En mi familia, el 4 de octubre es entablar un diálogo pacífico con el zón de la gente y revolver el gozo
usualmente sobre mi madre y yo sultán (jefe de las fuerzas musulma- espiritual". ¡Nos dan un ejemplo a
(bueno, realmente, más sobre ella), nas), un encuentro en el que preva- seguir en nuestro propio día!
también es la fiesta de San Francis- leció un espíritu de perdón, respeto
co de Asís. El renovado interés en y entendimiento. San Francisco ten- Oh Divino Maestro, concédeme
este amado santo se debe al hecho dría el mismo mensaje para aquellos que yo no busque ser consolado
de que nuestro Santo Padre escogió en nuestros tiempos que son rápi- sino consolar, ser comprendido sino
su nombre y patrocinio para su pa- dos para ver la violencia como la comprender, ser amado sino amar,
pado – el primer Papa que tomo el única cura para el terrorismo. porque es en dar que recibimos, y es
nombre de "Francisco". La mayoría perdonando donde somos perdona-
de las personas están familiarizadas Donde hay duda, fe: cuando, era dos, y es en la muerte que nacemos
con San Francisco a través de las joven, San Francisco se encontraba a la vida eterna.
palabras de la oración atribuida a él en una niebla de duda en cuanto a la
– la "Oración de Paz". naturaleza del cuidado que Dios Tal vez San Francisco de Asís no
tenía asia él, buscó el rostro de Dios escribió las palabras de la oración
Señor, hazme un instrumento de tu a través de la oración en lugares so- atribuida a él, pero ciertamente las
paz: como Cristo, nuestra misión en litarios. Dios abrió los ojos de la fe vivió. La oración de paz de San
la tierra es traer la paz de Dios a los de Francisco. El Santo vio una vi- Francisco es un pozo profundo de
demás — el estado de Dios de sión de Cristo mirándolo desde la sabiduría espiritual. Seremos sabios
"bienestar perfecto" y completo. Cruz con tal mirada de amor que el si vemos esta oración a menudo.
San Francisco también vio que esta “alma de San Francisco se derritió",
era su misión. Aconsejó a sus segui- estas fueron las palabras de su bió- Paz,
dores que al ir por el mundo "no grafo, San Buenaventura. Se quito la P. Jack
deben ser agresivos ni participar en niebla de la duda de San Francisco,
riñas con palabras... o criticar a y él fue por el mundo para liberar a
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 6 OCTOBER 14, 2018
RCIA NURSING HOME/ STILL NEED VOLUNTEERS
RCIA has started! We will meet for
coffee and doughnuts at St Mary after HOMEBOUND MINISTRIES FOR THE FOLLOWING
the 10 am Mass or about 11am, then There will be a meeting on Tuesday, MINISTRIES
go to St. Joes at 11:30. Class will be October 30 at 6:00 p.m. at St. Mary
held at St. Joes in the Holy Family Fr. Komorowski Activities Center for NURSING HOME MINISTRY
room at 11:30 and should conclude at current or new members interested in
these valuable, much needed There is a need for Sunday service
about 1pm at the latest. Inquiry classes
ministries. Please join us. ministers at Lenawee Medical. All
are now ongoing so please come.
materials are ready to be used, we just
Questions? Call Dcn John at
need people to facilitate. If you feel
517-920-1565.
called to this important ministry please
email Judy Kohn jkohn@TC3net.com
MIGRANT MINISTRY or call St. Mary parish office.
Ministro de los Inmigrantes SAVE THE DATE OUR NEXT
OPPORTUNITY TO DINE AT
Sunday, October 14 - 6:00 p.m. AUBREE’S Thursday, October 25,
Migrant Mass w/ Bishop Boyea at 2018 11:00 a.m.—10:00 p.m. 15% of
FOR RECYCLING!
Witt Camp your bill will be donated to Adrian
All are welcome to be a part of this Catholic Youth. Where: St. Mary
wonderful ministry. Please mention Adrian Catholic When: You can do it on
Youth! your own time!
Who: Please call
CURSILLO DIAPERS OR DOLLARS Anita Lanczki
Ultreya, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2018 at 7pm There will be a (517) 265-7958
at St Mary downstairs chapel. (Please collection after
note this change!) Mass on
Men Spanish Weekend: Saturday,
February 21-24, 2019 October 20 DIOCESE CATHOLIC
Men English Weekend:
and Sunday October 21 of packages of WOMEN’S CONFERENCE
new infant diapers OR any monetary
March 7-10, 2019 donation you can make. The Ladies: You are all cordially invited to
Women English Weekend: donations will be gifted to CARE attend the Sixth Annual Lansing
March 14-17, 2019 Pregnancy Center on the corner of Diocese Catholic Women’s Conference
Contact: Broad St. and E. Maple St. The center entitled “Arise My Beloved” on
Felipe Vazquez 517/392-0312 supports women and Saturday, November 3, 2018 from
Ken See 517/918-6013 families in crisis 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. at the Lansing
Andy Glanzman 517/902-1641 pregnancy situations by
providing support in Center in Lansing, Michigan. Our
Tom Thelen 517/902-9592 speakers include: Father Chris Alar,
Maria Jaimez 517/902-4334. many ways. Please be
generous. MIC and Kelly Wahlquist with Bishop
Emeritus Carl Mengeing joining us to
preside at Mass. We will also have
CATHOLIC WOMEN OF ADRIAN lunch, shopping, music, Adoration and
ANNUAL FALL the Sacrament of Reconciliation. We
RUMMAGE & BAKE SALE hope that you will set aside this day
and join together with your sisters,
Location: St. Mary of Good Counsel Church daughters and friends to experience the
Jesus’ call to “Arise.” For more
information and to register for this
conference, please visit our website at
www.LansingDioceseCWC.org. Or
you can pick up a registration form at
the entrances of either church.
If you register and are interested in
carpooling please call either office.
St. Mary.....263-4681
St. Joseph…. 265-8938
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 7 OCTOBER 14, 2018
YOUTH FUNDRAISER RECAUDACION DE FON-
Discount cards are still available DOS PARA LOS JOVENES
to raise money for upcoming Aun tenemos tarjetas de descuentos a
projects and trips. The cards are la venta, este dinero servira para los
available at both parish offices. paseos y proyectos para los jovenes
llame a la oficina para comprar una.
THANKS TO ALL WHO CAME AND SUPPORTED THE YOUTH BREAKFAST.
THE MONEY WILL BE USED TO PURCHASE NEW FURNITURE.
WE ARE ALSO IN NEED OF A 4 / 5 GRADE CATECHIST AT 4:30PM. THIS IS A
TH TH
POSITION THAT IS VERY REWARDING, AND THE BENEFITS ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD!
EL 28 DE OCTUBRE DE 5-7PM EN EL ESTACIONAMIENTO DE SAN JOSE
OCTOBER 28 FROM 5-7PM IN THE ST. JOE’S PARKING LOT.
TH
SAVE THE DATE OUR NEXT OPPORTUNITY TO DINE AT
AUBREE’S October 25, 2018 11:00 a.m.—10:00 p.m. 15% of your
bill will be donated to Adrian Catholic Youth.
Please mention Adrian Catholic Youth!
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 8 OCTOBER 14, 2018
Let us rejoice and be glad and give him glory!
For the wedding of the Lamb has come,
was given her to wear.
R E V E L A T I O N 19 : 7 - 8
M , 1
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Melanie Rea Father Kelly Bishop emeritus
The conference is open to any woman who is interested in growing in her faith.
The cost to attend is $60 or $50 for students and seniors 62+.
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 9 OCTOBER 14, 2018
St. Joseph Catholic Church St. Mary of Good Counsel Parish
415 Ormsby St. 305 Division Street
Adrian, Michigan 49221 Adrian, Michigan 49221
(517) 265-8938 / Fax: (517) 265-1987 (517) 263-4681 / Fax: (517) 263-4682
www.stjosephadrian.com www.stmarysadrian.com
Parish Office Hours Parish Office Hours
Mon - Thurs: 8:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. (Lunch 12:30 -1:30) Mon - Thurs: 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. (Lunch 12:00 - 1:00)
Fri: 8:30 - 3:00p.m. Fri: Closed
Parochial Administrator..………………………...…Rev. Jack Loughran, OSFS
ext. 1……………………………………….………....pastor@stmarysadrian.com
Parochial Vicar……………………………............Rev. Timothy McIntire, OSFS
ext. 204…………………………………………….….timcintire620@yahoo.com
Parish Staff
Deacon ………………………………………….Deacon Leonard Brown
ext. 23………………………………………... …Deacon1.sja@gmail.com
….
Deacon……….. ……………………………….…..Deacon John Crowley
ext. 23 @SJ..……………………………………....deacon2.sja@gmail.com
Dir. of Faith Formation…………………………………...….Katie Love
discipleship.sja@gmail.com …………….Discipleship@stmarysadrian.com
ext. 207 @ SM
Bulletin…………………………….CatholicBulletinAdrian@outlook.com
ext. 203
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Administrative Assistant ......................................... Leslie Love Office Coordinator ............................................. Rocio Vazquez
ext. 21 ...........................................officesecretary.sja@gmail.com ext. 0 ................................................... office@stmarysadrian.com
Music Director………………..……………….Lynne Karl Liturgy and Music ................................................... Kurt Weber
………………………………......….lynneakarl@gmail.com ext. 3 ................................................... music@stmarysadrian.com
Maintenance / Custodial ...................................... Nick Muck Bookkeeper ............................................................... Jerry Brown
.......................................................... maintenance.sja@gmail.com ext. 4 ................................................. finance@stmarysadrian.com
St. Joseph Cemetery ..................................................Arlene Ball Custodian.................................................................. Randy Drake
517-265-6920 …………………….Cemetery.sja@gmail.com
Carolyn Bailey Administrator…………….……………..Patience Vrieze-See
517-403-2114 .................................................................................... ext. 5………………………parishadmin@stmarysadrian.com
Ministry Schedules ................. StJosephAdrian@outlook.com Spiritual Director ...................................................Anna Ebeling
.................................................................................... 517-442-8421
Weekend Mass Times Schedule of Masses............................................................Ext. 2
Saturday ............................................................................. 4:00 p.m.
Sunday ............................................................................... 8:00 a.m. Weekend Mass Times
Weekday Mass Times Sunday......................................10:00 a.m. & 11:45 a.m. Bilingual
Tuesday & Friday ........................................................... 8:15 a.m.
Weekday Mass Times
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Mon. & Wed. ................................................................... 8:15 a.m.
Adoration (Tuesdays) .....................................8:45 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
First Fridays .................................................. 8:45 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation Anointing of the Sick
Saturday………………….3:00-3:45 p.m. & by *appointment 1st Weekend of Month after Mass & by appointment
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