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Harvest News
J ULY 4 , 2 02 1
1 4 T H S U N D AY I N O R D I N A R Y T I M E
CONNECTING POINT
This past Thursday, many stories of martyrs parish? Fr. Ron Victor
July 1, we officially rejoicing and praising PASTOR
transitioned to Family God as they were carted When presiding at Mass FRRON@STISIDORE.CHURCH
of Parishes, joining with off to their execution. and preaching, I try to
St. Therese of Lisieux Jesus gave them great focus on those in the
and St. Maximilian joy even in the face of assembly who seem to
Kolbe/St. Francis of life's great trials. It was be happy and joy-filled.
Assisi parishes. One of their great joy that drew There are always a few. I
the purposes for this others to the Christian wish there were more.
transition is to help us way of life.
all work together to There is a close
be joyful missionary I recently heard a mother connection between
disciples. This week's share a story about her gratitude and joy.
Connecting Point three year old son. She Grateful people are
stresses the "joyful" part, was waking him up on happy people. They
encouraging us to find Sunday morning to go are well aware of how
ways to be more joyful. to church. He insisted blessed they are; that
that he did not want to everything is a gift
The main characteristic go to church. When his from God. The word
of the early Christians mother asked "why?" "Eucharist" means
was their great joy at he responded: "Because "thanksgiving." On
knowing Christ and no one is happy there!" Sunday we gather as
belonging to his group Could this happen at
of followers. There are St. Isidore the Farmer's CONTINUED ON PAGE 2
CONNECTING POINT a community full of joy day to acknowledge our people to see our joy. They to give thanks to God blessings. may be more prone to join for the gift of God's Son us in church if every one and the many other gifts I also take joy in knowing there was happy. we receive each day. Our how much our parish gratitude is expressed in community does to reach our joy. If we do not take out to those in need, time each day to reflect on and the great good the our blessings, we are not Catholic Church, in spite of even aware of all we have its faults, does throughout to be grateful for when we the world. gather for the Eucharist. So what can you do to be Perhaps one way to grow more joyful? It is especially in joy is to take time every important for our young
PREPARATION OF THE GIFTS
AND THE OFFERTORY
During recent times of share in the Eucharistic and its mission, but also The time of Preparation
COVID restrictions, we banquet. We offer the our lives and love offered of the Gifts and Table is
discontinued the practice gifts of ourselves, our together in community as an opportunity to offer
of passing baskets during time, talent and treasure members of the Body of ourselves, in so many ways
Offertory time. as well as the bread and Christ. as members of the family
wine, all flowing into our of God.
Now that restrictions are celebration of Communion During the time when the
being lifted, our Ushers together. Although we are gifts are being brought
and Worship Committee no longer passing baskets to the altar, we offer our
members have agreed for monetary collection at own desires, joys, sorrows,
not to resume passing the this time, the electronic needs, prayers and our very
baskets for various reasons. giving instructions will be lives up to our Lord Jesus
Many people now give posted on the screen as a at the Table of Sacrifice. As
electronically, others still means for new parishioners Jesus gave his very self for
prefer to send envelopes and guests to give of their our lives, we too offer our
in the mail, some choose financial assistance to our lives to our Lord.
to give once a year at parish and all the various
Christmas and at times, ministries we offer at St. Eucharist is the source
“dropping something in Isidore. and summit of all we do
the basket” is not always as Catholic Christians. We
possible for some. We In addition to the gifts give of ourselves in our
encourage the giving of of bread and wine, one very presence together at
Offertory or Preparation basket will be brought up Mass. We offer our joys, our
of the Gifts and Table in procession representing sorrows, our weaknesses Amy Righi
is a time during Mass not only our monetary and successes as well as MUSIC + LITURGY DIRECTOR
when we are preparing to donations to the church our worship and prayers. AMY@STISIDORE.CHURCH
3 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 4, 2021
CALENDAR
SUNDAY
JUL4
THURSDAY
JUL 8
7:30 AM Mass CH 8:00 AM Mass CH
9:30 AM Mass CH 6:30 PM Grief Support Mtg FCR
11:30 AM Mass CH
5:30 PM Mass
MONDAY
JUL 5
FRIDAY
JUL 9
OFFICE CLOSED 7:00 AM Adoration CH
9:00 AM Mass CH 8:00 AM Mass CH
8:45 AM Evangelization Mtg CR10
TUESDAY
JUL 6
SATURDAY
JUL 10
6:30 AM Men's Bible Study 3:15 PM Confessions CH
8:00 AM Mass CH 4:30 PM Mass CH
9:00 AM 33 Days To Merciful Love CR9
& CR10
10:00 AM Bible Study CR9 & CR10
WEDNESDAY
JUL 7
SUNDAY
JUL 11
8:00 AM Mass CH 7:30 AM Mass CH
9:30 AM Mass CH
11:30 AM Mass CH
5:30 PM Mass CH
A-Atrium, CH-Church, CR-Classrooms, CY-Courtyard, ECR-Executive Conference Room, FCR-Front Conference Room
FO-Front Office, GS-Gathering Space, K-Social Hall Kitchen, MR-Music Room, PL-Parking Lot, OS-Off Site, RC-Resource
Center, REC-Rectory, SH-Social Hall, YR-Youth Room, Virtual
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MASS INTENTIONS
SAT. JUL 3 4:30 PM MON. JUL 5 8:00 AM SUN. JUL 11 7:30 AM
† Leona Wolshon BDAY † Arcenio Berrocal Flores 1 MO ANNIV † Domenica & Pasquale Spalvieri
Delphine Wronski Faith Formation Team Family
† Bob VanEenoo † John Viet Luy
Wife Family
† Larry Prudhomme BDAY TUE. JUL 6 8:00 AM † Joseph Tuan Hoang
Sherrie Prudhomme Family
† Joyce Hobbs † Michael Jarosz † Leonard Goike
Family Pat & Gil Harris Cousin, Gina and Family
† Sebastiano Lentini † Serina and Marano Families
Bisdorf Family Rosa Marano
† Virginia Yaden WED. JUL 7 8:00 AM † Mary Bartkowicz
Carl and Linda Irene Maciag
† Dino Pierluigi † Joan Seger † Robbie and Evan Battani
Luisa Meschini Husband, Joe Family
† Liz Copland † Karen Reame
Sister-in-Law Popko Family
SUN. JUL 4 7:30 AM † Grace DeStefanis 20TH ANNIV
Family
Evelyn Edwards SUN. JUL 11 9:30 AM
Mary Lou & Ron Pratt
† Robbie and Evan Battani THU. JUL 8 8:00 AM † Bill Pullen
Family Wife, Marge
† Petrina Boyd Msgr Thomas Skindelski † Angie Tiseo
Family Georgianna Kaptur Family
† Ken Meerschaert † Amelia Kurzatkowski 19TH ANNIV
St. Isidore Ushers Daughter
† Hilaire & Mary DeCock FRI. JUL 9 8:00 AM † Carol Sobolewski
Virginia DeCock Husband
† Mary Ann Cumper † Janet Stevens 11TH ANNIV
Virginia DeCock Husband, Gerry
† Karen Reame SUN. JUL 11 11:30 AM
Popko Family
SAT. JUL 10 4:30 PM † Frank Finocchio
Family
The Menard & Daniels Families
SUN. JUL 4 9:30 AM Family
† Otilie Porolniczak † Stefano DeBellis SUN. JUL 11 5:30 PM
Carlo & Debbie Vennettilli Family
† James J. Budzynowski † Dale Clancy
Marcie Choszyk Family
SUN. JUL 4 11:30 AM † Mary & Joe Maslonka ANNIV
Daughter, Helene
† Joseph Poma † Joyce Hobbs
Giovannina Poma Family
† Robert Mason † Diane Quaglia
Wife and Family Bisdorf Family
† Bartolo Marano † Delphine Kolpacki
Rosa Marano Fred & Cindy
† Anthony Aiuto
Andary Family
SUN. JUL 4 5:30 PM
† Grace Salamie BDAY
Family
PARISH OFFICE HOURS // 586-286-1700
MONDAY - THURSDAY FRIDAY LUNCH HOUR
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM 12:00 - 1:00 PM (M, W, Th)
12:00 - 1:30 PM (T)
ST. VINCENT
DE PAUL
I therefore beg leave to move that henceforth
prayers imploring the assistance of Heaven, and
its blessing on our deliberations, be held in this
Assembly every morning. BABY PANTRY
- Benjamin Franklin
God bless America! Happy 4th of July to all people in
this great country.
We recognize no sovereign but God, and no King
but Jesus! This week, please say a special prayer each day
for the low-income families who benefit from your
- John Adams and John Hancock (April 18, 1775) generosity. Your give them hope. God bless each and
every one of you!
If possible, please donate:
We wish everyone a happy and safe July 4th Baby laundry soap
celebration! As you shop online or in stores this week, Diapers size 6
please keep our pantry list in mind. Our Pantry needs Aveeno baby products
are: Pro-so-bee Formula
Deodorant – Gender Neutral
Dish Soap
Laundry Soap – 50 load or less
Canned Spaghetti Sauce – w/ Meat or w/o Meat The love of God for us is incomparable. The least
Tomato Soup we can do is love others in return.
Chicken Noodle Soup
Frosting - Author Unknown
Brownies
Chicken Helper
Fruit Cocktail
Canned Pears
Canned Peaches Thank you for your generous donations. The gratitude
Pump Hand Soap of those receiving your gifts is overwhelming.
Cookies
Candy Thank you, thank you, and thank you,
$25 Gift Cards – Kroger, Meijer St. Isidore Baby Pantry Staff
God Bless,
St. Isidore St. Vincent de Paul Society
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PRAYER BLANKET READINGS
MINISTRY
SUNDAY
Prayer blankets and shawls are available. Ez 2:2-5;
Stop in the church office (now open) to get a free Ps 123:1-2, 2, 3-4;
blanket or shawl for someone you know. 2 Cor 12:7-10;
Mk 6:1-6a
Happy 4th of July!
Independence Day is a time to remember our
freedoms and thank God for them. MONDAY
Gn 28:10-22a;
Ps 91:1-2, 3-4, 14-15ab;
Mt 9:18-26
We love because God first loved us.
- 1 John 4:19
TUESDAY
Gn 32:23-33;
Ps 17:1b, 2-3, 6-7ab, 8b and 15;
Someone you know is hurting, suffering, lonely, Mt 9:32-38
depressed, nervous, afraid… Please consider
bringing that person a blessed blanket or shawl.
WEDNESDAY
Blessed blankets, shawls and rosaries are offered
to parishioners for their family member or friend Gn 41:55-57; 42:5-7a, 17-24a;
with a serious illness or a need for comfort. There Ps 33:2-3, 10-11, 18-19;
is no charge for these items. Mt 10:1-7
Our ministry volunteers have crafted blankets
and shawls for over 3 years. We continue to make THURSDAY
blankets and shawls for you and always pray for Gn 44:18-21, 23b-29; 45:1-5;
you and the health and well-being of all recipient Ps 105:16-17, 18-19, 20-21;
persons. Mt 10:7-15
FRIDAY
God does not want to make us comfortable as Gn 46:1-7, 28-30;
much as He wants to make us comfort – able. Take Ps 37:3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40;
the comfort we receive and share it with others. Mt 10:16-23
- Lysa TerKeurst
SATURDAY
Gn 49:29-32; 50:15-26a;
We ask that you share this ministry information Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7;
with other parishioners. Mt 10:24-33
Thank you from The Comfort Crafters.
SUNDAY
Am 7:12-15;
God comforts, not to make us comfortable, but to Ps 85:9-10, 11-12, 13-14;
make us comforters. Eph 1:3-14 or 1:3-10;
Mk 6:7-13
- John Henry Jowett
7 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 4, 2021
WHAT'S HAPPENING
WOMEN'S
PURSE DRIVE RETREAT
NOW THRU AUGUST 1 SEPTEMBER 10-12
St. Isidore will be assisting Faith@
MASS ON THE Work to collect gently used purses
The ladies of St. Isidore are invited
to a weekend retreat at the
GRASS from now until August 1st. The
purses will be sold by Faith@
Capuchin Retreat Center starting
SUNDAY, JULY 25 // 5:30 PM on Friday evening and ending after
Work and 100% of the proceeds lunch on Sunday. With just a short
All are invited to St. Isidore's will go towards supporting Mary‘s drive, you will be able to relax in a
Outdoor Masses for Summer 2021 Mantle. Mary’s Mantle is a Catholic contemplative atmosphere. Most
Celebrate Eucharist, giving thanks residential program for homeless of the weekend is silent in order to
and praise to God in the great expectant women. They provide let the ideas presented have room
outdoors! a safe, faith-based environment to sink into your heart. There are
that supports the transition into opportunities for Mass, Confession,
Please arrive and park in the north motherhood. Any unsold purses presentations with discussions,
lot off of Romeo Plank for direct will be given to a domestic violence and walks in the beautiful grounds.
access to the courtyard. You will be shelter where they will be filled with Every participant has a private room
seated by household, with 6 feet of overnight toiletries and information with its own bathroom and shower.
social distance. Bring beach towels, on how to get to a shelter if Meals are included.
blankets and lawn chairs. someone is in an abusive situation.
Put September 10th through 12th
There will be a box available by the on your calendar. Price and sign up
Church office beginning July 3 to details will be published closer to
drop off the purses. the retreat.
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FAITH FORMATION
GRADES 1-8
For more information, visit our website:
stisidore.church/connect/faith-formation
REGISTRATION BEGINS
JUNE 23
Faith Formation registration forms have been
mailed out. Families can choose:
Option A: At-Home Study, or
Option B: Combines At-Home & In-Person Study
Catholic Coordinator for Religious Education -
Grades 5-8
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Summer 2021 We are looking for someone who can plan,
compile, and implement the children portion for
At-home fun July 19-22 with a
celebration at church on July 23. Grades 5-8 of the Religious Education Program.
Curb-side pickup of Goodie Bags All phases of the program will require training
will be available July 13 & 14. and enabling of catechists to convey the faith
to the children. The sacrament preparation
program for both parents and children is an
important part of this position. Flexible hours
CATECHISTS NEEDED required.
Come share your joy of the faith
Come join our team! For more information call
with our young people. Please call
Faith Formation if interested. New Faith Formation at 586-286-1700.
Catechists get supplies & mentoring
with 2 Catechists per class.
A great place to visit for news, tips, events and ideas
for our Faith Formation families.
9 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 4, 2021
DID YOU KNOW?
The song; America the Beautiful, was based
on a poem written by the professor, poet,
and writer, Katherine Lee Bates. During an
1893 trip to Colorado Springs, Colorado she
admired the view from atop Pike's Peak and
composed the poem. It was published in the
Fourth of July edition of a church paper: The
Congregationalist, in 1895. Some consider the
song to be the U.S. unofficial anthem.
Let’s make time to speak personally to Jesus. Join fellow
church members each Wednesday from the comfort
of your home, workplace, etc., in spending 10 minutes
in prayer anytime day or evening. Enlist your family, a
friend, or perhaps you prefer a quiet place to meditate.
Prayers can be formal or not, including singing or
reading scripture. You could offer your work, a kind act,
or make a sacrifice as your prayer. We are called to be a
holy people (set aside for sacred use). As we focus our
mind and heart on Jesus, He transforms us, re-creating
us into the ones he designed us to be.
This week's Intention: Our Country
THANK YOU
FROM DEACON TOM
First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers,
intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all How do hotdogs say
men, for kings and all who are in high positions, thank you?
that we may lead quiet and peaceable life, godly “Franks a lot”
and respectful in every way.
Mary Ann and I wish to
thank Fr. Ron and the
- 1 Timothy 2:1-2
rest of our St. Isidore
family parish for the
unforgettable retirement
Suggested Prayer: Meditate on the above verse and see
celebration. Thank
where it leads you in prayer.
you for your prayerful
support, kindness and
Evangelization Committee heartwarming wishes
EVANGELIZATION@STISIDORE.CHURCH that touched my heart.
St. Isidore remains our
home parish and we will
continue to be involved.
Both of us want you to know that we are still wearing
the smile that you left us with the other day!
Always in my prayers,
Deacon Tom
10S.I.T.E. 2021 CHARITABLE
S.I.T.E YOUTH MINISTRY DONATIONS
Youth in grades 9-12 & their friends are invited!
Each year S.I.T.E. conducts fundraising to support
Contact Beth Beebe at (586)286-1700 ext. 2116 retreats and activities but also organizations where
beth@stisidore.church the teens want to make a difference. For 2021 the
following two organizations will receive $500 each:
She’s the first and the Tim Tebow Foundation.
She’s the first was specifically added while the Tim
Tebow Foundation was chosen to help fight human
MEETINGS trafficking. About the Tim Tebow Foundation:
For the last decade, the number of individuals
Friday, July 9 @ 7:30p / Tree Runner Park
trapped in the vicious industry of human
Friday, July 16 / Toledo Zoo
Tuesday, July 20 / Youth Room Painting trafficking has increased with every passing year.*
It is estimated that as many as 40 million people
in the world today are being bought and sold as
modern-day slaves. Women, children, and even
men are being captured, exploited, and abused on
a daily basis in every country around the world.
The statistics are staggering. Human trafficking
generates $150 billion worldwide, with the United
States leading all other countries demand. Roughly
70% of victims worldwide are female. 25% are
children. They have been identified in every single
US state, and more than ever are reaching out for
help.**
These numbers are just a few of the overwhelming
many, and they are only rising. But hope is not
lost. Now is the time that the fight for the lives
of these 40 million is now a rising concern for
organizations, churches, and leaders across the
globe. The Tim Tebow Foundation is committed to
advancing this fight for the lives of those who have
been trafficked or who are at risk of becoming
victims. Though the Foundation has served in this
space for years, we are burdened to go deeper.
At TTF, we believe every human being is uniquely
and perfectly created by God in His very own
image. We believe that God has a plan and a
purpose for every single person upon the earth
which is designed to be reflective of the true
beauty and freedom found in Him alone. Human
trafficking is an offense to the sanctity of human
life. It is not only a crime; it is pure evil. We believe
it is on all of us to confront this global atrocity, and
fight like never before for the millions desperately
in need of true healing and hope.
*American Bar Association, January 2019
**The Polaris Project, July 2019
11 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 4, 2021RECENTLY
REST IN PEACE BAPTISMS JUN 19/20
RAYMOND KRANTZ GIANNA LARSON BARONE
Entered eternal life on June 22
Daughter of James and Kaitlyn
GRAYSON DANIEL GRAHAM
Son of Daniel and Alyson
WEDDINGS
JAMES VOLKE & JENA OWSIANY
June 26
KYLER POPP & KATELYN LEWIS
June 26
PRAYER WALL
STISIDORE.CHURCH/PRAYER-WALL
The Prayer Wall is a Hello St Isidore Family, I have a friend who helps personal
place on our website the homeless,every Saturday She brings food to
where anyone can share Roosevelt Park in Detroit (Bless Diane)
a prayer intention and Requested by Laura Chidsey
also pray for others.
There is an option for
the requester to ask to Prayers for my brother who is on the transplant list sick
have someone contact waiting for a new liver.
and pray with them as Requested by Lynn Amaro
well.
I'm asking for prayer against fear, anxiety, and strength
worry in Jesus name.
Requested by Jamal Cheatham
St Isidore Family Let’s Pray For Safe &Fun personal
Summer,now that our State has once again opened.
Requested by Laura Chidsey
Write your own prayer request on our Prayer Wall:
stisidore.church/prayer-wall
12WE PRAY FOR THE SICK
Bob Agius Joel Holland Jeri Nofs Alan Slowke
Mary Agius Mike Jamula Jamie Overholser Dennis Slowke
Arceni Barrocal Robby Johnson Robert Peebles Bob Spence
Meagan Betcher Phil Kadets Natalie Perini Amber Sroka
Jonathan Bisdorf Georgiann Kaptur Louisa Pietrowsky Thomas Sroka
Thomas Breen Kathy Karpinski Amy Polsinelli Laura Suskiewicz
Donna Brinker Kenneth Karpinski Marge Pullen Breanne Talmadge
Tom Buback Jenny Kasselmann Eric Racette Anthony Tancredi
Charlie Chalut Shirley Kehoe Bonnie Randa Cathy Terry
Joanne Chalut Joseph Klingkammer Albert Reider John Terry
Carol Chianese Janet Kopczyk Cindy Reider Lawrence Tibitowski
Frank Chianese James Krajenta Austin Roney Albert Toccaceli
Emilio Coletti Raymond Krantz Gary Ross David Verkeyn
Pam DeClercq Marilyn LaPorte Karen Rothenhauser Irene Walczak
Mike Fay Terence Larivee Bea Russell Curtis Wellhausen
Isaiah Ford Michael Lepoudre Don Russell Judy Zado
Diane Fraser Joseph W. Lynch Carolyn Sands
Margo Fraser Geri Marini Julie Schefke
Richard Gdowski Richard Matles Jerry Schmeiser
Cheryl Hair Janet McDonald Tracy Schmitz Marshall
Barbara Haworth Maurice L. Monserez Linda Schrieber
AND THOSE WHO SERVE
PFC Tanner Adkins, Army – Afghanistan J. Jackson, Navy
WO1 Jeremy Bentley, Army – Iraq Staff Sgt. Ethan Jensen, Air Force – Afghanistan
Pvt. Troy Ciaramella, Army – USA PFC Sean R. Kellogg, Marines California
GySgt. Sean Collins, Marines – USA Sgt. Griffin Kozak, Marines – California
Hannah Cook, Marines – USA Sgt. Edward Kujawa, Marines
Captain Theresa Corsentino, Marines - USA Jason Kurpiewski, Navy – Afghanistan
Sgt. Brian Dahl , Army – Afghanistan Audrey Lynch, Marines – North Carolina
Sgt. Tyler Dean, Army – Kuwait Spec. Michael Manning, Army – Afghanistan
Spec. John Deapen, Arty - Iraq Connor McDonald, Navy – Texas
PFC Anthony Difatta, Army – Afghanistan Tristan Newton, Navy
LCpl Blake Doetsch, Marines Courtney Osborne, Navy – Afghanistan
CPL Brian Domzalski, Marines PFC Matt Piotke, Army – Iraq
PFC E3 Jeffrey Frame, Army MC2 Jeffrey Richardson, Navy – Afghanistan
Justin Francis, Army SSgt Justin Santiago, Air Force – Guam
WO4 Jason Gaboury, Army – USA Joel Sebastian, Army
Sgt. James Galowski Jr., Army – Middle East Chief John C. Sbraccia, Navy – Kuwait
PFC John Gellert III, Army Sr. Airman Jeremy Spanski, Air Force – Afghanistan
Michael Giacalone, Coast Guard – Afghanistan CPL Jeremiah Stewart, Army – Afghanistan
LCDR David R. Grzywacz, Navy Gjelosh Vata, Army
CPL Alexander Hendzell, Marines Pvt Andre Ventmiglia, Army – USA
LCpl David Horton, Marines – Afghanistan Thomas Yombor, Army Ranger 1/75
Maj. Jeffrey Jablonski, Army – Michigan PFC. Nicholas York, Marines – New York
Sgt. Logan Jabouri, Marines
13 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 4, 2021CHURCH STAFF
Rev. Ronald Victor Rev. Matt Ellis
PASTOR ASSOCIATE PASTOR
frron@stisidore.church frmatt@stisidore.church
2105 2107
Rev. Mr. Tom Carter Dawn Ormsby
DEACON CATECHIST COORDINATOR
tom@stisidore.church 2106 dawno@stisidore.church 2111
Rev. Mr. Jeff Loeb John Kovacik
DEACON RCIA COORDINATOR
jeff@stisidore.church 2120 rcia@stisidore.church 2115
Tony Kendzierski Claire Toupin
PASTORAL MINISTER CHILDREN'S CHOIR DIRECTOR
tony@stisidore.church 2108 claire@stisidore.church 2109
Chris Kozlowski Helen Pugh
BUSINESS MANAGER ADMIN SUPPORT
chris@stisidore.church 2114 helen@stisidore.church 2100
Debbie Rak Dawn Kehoe
OFFICE MANAGER ADMIN SUPPORT
debbierak@stisidore.church 2104 dawn@stisidore.church 2102
Ann De Rey Kathy Homrocky
FAITH FORMATION DIRECTOR ADMIN SUPPORT
ann@stisidore.church 2110 kathy@stisidore.church 2103
Matt Kush Marilyn Lis
MUSIC + CREATIVE DIRECTOR ADMIN SUPPORT
matt@stisidore.church 2126 marilyn@stisidore.church
Amy Righi Ron Pakizer
MUSIC + LITURGY DIRECTOR PROCUREMENT AGENT
amy@stisidore.church 2109 ronp@stisidore.church 2113
Heather Herbst, RN, BSN Maintenance
PARISH NURSE EDWARD KOTULSKI, RON RYAN, PAOLO VITALE, SAM WIEGAND
heather@stisidore.church 2123 maintenance@stisidore.church 2114
Beth Beebe
YOUTH MINISTRY DIRECTOR
beth@stisidore.church 2116
14OFFERTORY REPORT
AS OF 6/14/2021 GET IN TOUCH
-$3,330
Budget This Week
586-286-1700
$18,737 $22,067
fax 586-286-8753
-$70,642
Fiscal Year to Date https://stisidore.church
$1,076,858 $1,147,500 18201 23 Mile Rd.
Macomb Twp. 48042
-$52,729
CSA
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difficult time by making any contribution that you are
able. We greatly appreciate and need your generosity
now more than ever!
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and easiest way to support St. Isidore
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