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OUR MISSION: Growing Disciples — Seeking the Lost — Advancing the Kingdom of God
Sacred Heart School Sacred Heart of Jesus Saint Ann Most Holy Name of Jesus
L’Anse, Michigan L’Anse, Michigan Baraga, Michigan Assinins, Michigan
Baraga County Catholic Community
“Three Parishes In One Family”
16 6th Street
L’Anse, MI 49946
Office Hours:
Tuesday-Friday
9 am-3 pm
Pastor:
Fr. Corey Litzner
Coordinator of Music:
Maddy Lusty
906-201-0801
Bookkeeper:
Wayne Schwartz
906-524-6424 ext 4
BCCC@up.net
Secretary/Bulletin:
Karen Mansfeldt
906-524-6424 ext 3
bulletin@up.net Today’s Readings
(Submissions due First Reading:
Mondays by noon) The LORD took me from
following the flock, and said to
BCCC Website: me, “Go, prophesy to my
www.BaragaCatholic.org people Israel.” (Am 12:15)
Sacred Heart School: Psalm:
Christy Miron - Principal Lord, let us see your kindness,
906-524-5157 and grant us your salvation.
www.sacredheartlanse.org (Ps 85)
Second Reading:
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavens, as he chose us in
him, before the foundation of the world, to be holy and without blemish before him.
(Eph 1:3-4)
Gospel:
Jesus summoned the Twelve and began to send them out two by two and gave them
authority over unclean spirits. (Mk 6:7)
• OUR VISION •
We the members of Baraga County Catholic Community are three parishes in one family. We seek daily for the grace of God
poured out in prayer and the sacraments to be the-best-version-of-ourselves both as individual believers and as a fellowship of
the Body of Christ. We seek the lost by our hands-on outreach and unwavering evangelization efforts. Our one aim is to
advance the kingdom of God by living the motto of Venerable Bishop Frederic Baraga to do all we do for the greater glory of God,
which is the “one thing necessary”.
July 11, 2021 The Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
OUR MISSION: Growing Disciples — Seeking the Lost — Advancing the Kingdom of God
MASS SCHEDULES † MASS INTENTIONS
Eucharistic Adoration
† LITURGICAL MINISTERS
(SH - Sacred Heart; SA - St Ann; HN - Holy Name) Holy Name:
Noon—6:00 pm Monday
Saint Ann:
TUESDAY, July 13: 6:00 pm Tuesday—8:00 pm Wednesday
5:15 pm, SA, For Eileen and Wesley Kemppainen Sacred Heart:
by Ozien George 5:00 am Thursday—1:00 pm Friday
11:30 am to 2:00 pm Sunday
WEDNESDAY, July 14: All are welcome to drop in at any time. No sign up needed.
8:15 am, SH, For The Watters, Sicotte and Hill
If you are interested in signing up for an hour of adoration, please call
Families by Joan Hill
one of these contacts:
THURSDAY, July 15: Holy Name: Agatha Cardinal (906)201-4871
8:30 am, SA, For Mary Ann and Tom Voskuhl by Saint Ann: Sue Massie (906)353-6349
Judy Robillard Sacred Heart: Jacque Velmer (906)524-5307 or
(906)201-4720
FRIDAY, July 16:
8:15 am, SH, For Ora and Gertrude McCready by
The Mervars There may be exceptions to Saint Ann
SATURDAY, July 17: these times. Please call Fr. 6:00pm Tuesday (after Mass)
4:00 pm, SA, For Onnie and Catherine Koskinen Corey if you want to make an 2:30pm to 3:30pm Saturday
appointment for a different time.
by Bob and Sally Koskinen Sacred Heart
Lector: Joe Brisson 11:00am to Noon Saturday
EMC: (Body)* Janet Brisson, Kathy Danielson Holy Name
Ushers: Todd Mayo, Jim Koskinen 11:30am Sunday (before Mass)
SUNDAY, July 18:
8:00 am, SA, (Latin) For Marcella Fahlgren by Bob,
Brenda, Chris and Jessica Alatalo Readings for the Week of July 11, 2021
Ushers: Dave Masie, Michael Kowalczyk Monday: Ex 1:8-14, 22/Ps 124:1b-3, 4-6, 7-8 [8a]/Mt 10:34—
11:1
10:00 am, SH, For the People of the Parish
Tuesday:Ex 2:1-15a/Ps 69:3, 14, 30-31, 33-34 [cf. 33]/Mt 11:20-
Lector: Truman Hagbloom 24
EMC: (Body)* Diane Richard, Joe Gabe Wednesday: Ex 3:1-6, 9-12/Ps 103:1b-2, 3-4, 6-7 [8a]/Mt 11:25-
Hospitality: Marty Gouin, Diane Richard 27
12:00 pm, HN, For Doug Welsh by Cadeau-Puska Thursday: Ex 3:13-20/Ps 105:1 and 5, 8-9, 24-25, 26-27 [8a]/Mt
Families 11:28-30
Friday: Ex 11:10—12:14/Ps 116:12-13, 15 and 16bc, 17-18 [13]/
Lector: Nick Lindemann
Mt 12:1-8
EMC: Bill Jondreau
Saturday: Ex 12:37-42/Ps 136:1 and 23-24, 10-12, 13-15/Mt
Smudging: Bill Jondreau 12:14-21
Usher: Nick Lindemann Next Sunday: Jer 23:1-6/Ps 23:1-3, 3-4, 5, 6 [1]/Eph 2:13-18/Mk
Ministers are reminded to please find replacements if you are 6:30-34
unable to serve as scheduled. Please contact Lois at 338-
2488 if you have any questions.
Prayer Candles (July 8-14, 2021)
You can view the Mass Intentions
and Candle Memorials for all three SACRED HEART (Sacred Heart of Jesus and
parishes on our BCCC website: Our Under the Crucifix Altars)
SHJ: Joseph and Rosamond Bianco by the Bianco Family
Parish Life, Mass Intentions page.
UC: Donald Connor by Baraga County Catholic Community
SAINT ANN (Blessed Mother and Saint Joseph Altars)
*If Deacon Brandon is serving at BVM: Janet Juntunen by Alan and Lois Kemppainen
Mass, only one EMC will be needed. SJ: Ron Niemisto by Alan and Lois Kemppainen
HOLY NAME (Above Ambry by Sacred Heart of Jesus)
For Holy Name Ministries
July 11, 2021 2 The Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
OUR MISSION: Growing Disciples — Seeking the Lost — Advancing the Kingdom of God
Visit Aquinas College this summer
Aquinas College welcomes high school students to our campus this
summer to experience firsthand what it means to be a Saint! Visit STEWARDSHIP RESULTS
June 27, 2021
opportunities include Personal Visits, Information Sessions and Twilight
Tours. Come discover why small is mighty! Details and registration can Sacred Heart ·····················$ 2,363.00
be found at aquinas.edu/visit. Saint Ann···························$ 2,054.00
Holy Name ······················· $ 452.00
(totals include envelopes and loose collection)
If you play a role in the life of a middle school aged child, Guiding Good Our readings today remind us to live our lives in total
Choices is the class for you! surrender to God’s care.
The Gospel recounts when Jesus instructs His twelve
Parents, grandparents, teachers, coaches, neighbors, and so many more can apostles to begin their missionary work two by two. He
benefit from this program, which is being offered starting August 5 virtually by encouraged them to take very little — a walking stick and
Dial Help in collaboration with the Houghton/Keweenaw CountyCTC and sandals.
NorthCare Network. The training is FREE but registration is REQUIRED! To If you can recall a time you packed for a trip, or even left
register, please visit: https://bit.ly/RegisGoodChoices the house for a day’s travel, you might remember making a
list or packing days in advance. We tend to pack so we
know we will be comfortable.
If we extend this concept of "comfort" into other areas of
our lives, we will most likely find a few instances where we
ensure life is comfortable. It could be buying extra food at
the grocery store, making sure we have the most updated
technology, or even feeling safe in our bank accounts.
It is not bad to have extra food in the pantry or a new
phone. And it isn’t bad to save money. These things can be
good when used properly.
But what if we are looking to these things for comfort,
security or even happiness?
Imagine if Jesus approached you and said, “Go out and do
my work, but you can only bring a walking stick and shoes.”
Would you be willing to surrender all the rest?
A key component of living out our call as Christian
stewards is total surrender. It is trusting in God during our
best moments and our hardest. It is looking to Him for
security, comfort and happiness.
Reflect on the ways you might be looking for comfort in the
things of this world. Tangibly find a way to become
independent from that "thing" so that you can become more
dependent on God.
— Stewardship Reflections by Catholic Stewardship
Consultants
Prayer Corner
Please remember the following people in your prayers:
Kim Fortier, Kyle Bianco, Ken Hammerberg,
Laurel Kinnunen, Anthony Hoffmann,
MacKenzie Danaher, Kimberly Rose, Jean Rahilly,
Al Sirard, Steve Solberg, Denise Giddings
The full listing of all your prayer concerns is on our website. Names rotate off this list
due to space but they remain on the website indefinitely.
Please pray for our deceased priests and deacons whose anniversary of their death is
this week. Please refer to our website, Prayer Requests page, for a list of their names.
Please support our sponsors
July 11, 2021 3 The Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeOUR MISSION: Growing Disciples — Seeking the Lost — Advancing the Kingdom of God
For Your Information
The Sacred Heart Auxiliary will meet at 10:00 am, Tuesday,
July 13th in the Church Hall. All ladies of the Sacred
Heart Parish are members and invited to attend the
My dear friends in Christ, meetings.
Mark your calendars for August 1. We will be having the Annual
In this weekend's first reading from the Book of the Prophet Amos,
BCCC Parish Mass and Picnic at the Bishop Baraga Shrine.
we are given Amos's brief account of his own vocation story. He
We are looking for people to bring and drive golf carts or
tells us about his call from God to be a prophet in response to a side-by-side ATVs to help people who would have a hard
wicked priest of Bethel accusing him of making himself a prophet. time walking down the path to get from the parking lot to the
Amos responds, “I was no prophet, nor have I belonged to a Mass area and back again. We considered asking to use the
company of prophets; I was a shepherd and a dresser of Sacred Heart School bus but decided that’s not the best
sycamores. The LORD took me from following the flock, and said solution. We are going to designate the lower parking area
to me, Go, prophesy to my people Israel.” next to the store as Handicapped Parking, but some people
may prefer to park in the upper lots. If you can help, please
Ask any priest and religious brother/sister about their call and most call the office.
of them will be able to give you a beautiful story of how God called If you would like to sit for a few hours a week to talk to
them. Here's what I find interesting, though: when I ask newly interesting people, please call Nancy Haun at 524-4495. It
weds how they met and fell in love, they are excited to tell their would be great to have someone at the Shrine on
story; they argue over moot points, places, dates, and times: "No, I Wednesdays, between 10 am to 5 pm, to greet people and
saw you first, and it was at 10 p.m. not 9:30!" However, when I ask share the information brochures that are available.
many couples who've been married for a while how they met, it's a
Please consider volunteering one day every few weeks to help
two or three word answer: at Church, at school, in a bar, at the count the offering. The more people we have willing to give
casino!!! their time for this ministry, the less times per month the
groups have to meet. It is a valuable service to our parishes.
Here's a well-kept secret about how to renew the passion and
purpose in your life's vocation: whenever the love has grown cold,
reconnect with the beginning of your vocation. Enter deeply into
the memories of how it all began and you will be able to see God
working powerfully. This is also necessary when we are forced to
carry a heavy burden in order to be faithful to our vocation like
Amos in today's first reading. God is love and the more we
reconnect to the time that we fell in love with God and others, the
love that has grown cold in our hearts will be rekindled to a blazing
fire! So like Amos, let us take a few moments this weekend to
remember our vocation stories.
Peace and God's blessings,
Fr. Corey
“Do all of us really avail ourselves of
the means which are offered us –
especially through the holy Sacraments
Upcoming Calendar Events of God’s church?”
Monday, July 12:
7:00 pm — Prayer Meeting at Sacred Heart. All are welcome.
Tuesday, July 13:
“Ask Him to please knock a little louder on
10:00 am — Sacred Heart Auxiliary
the door of your heart if for some reason
6:30 pm — Holy Name Parish Council
you’ve missed His call before.”
Wednesday, July 14:
7:00 pm — Rosary and Divine Mercy at the Shrine (St. Ann’s in Jane Trufant Harvey
case of rain) Ask Him
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