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Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 07/11/21 FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 07/11/21 SUNDAY – JULY 11 *** ROSARY–11:00 AM – FOR THE FAMILIES OF thoSE WHO NEED PrAyers: Collection Reports PAT & JOE AUSTIN & BRUCE & CATHY FONDREN Margarette Becker, Linda Bellant, Family of Mark Beukema, St. Stephen – PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL OF THOSE WHO ARE PRAYING THE ROSARY Art Butkovich, Janice Butkovich, Gen Cousineau, Donna 07/04/21 SUNDAY – JULY 11 *** MASS – 11:30 AM (Confessions 11-11:30 AM) Derusha, Fr. Jack Fabian, Bill Fillman, Bruce Fondren, Gifty Envelopes 330.00 For Kay Anguilm By Sam & Pat Fowler Giaama (Fr. Dominic Afrifa Yamoah’s sister), JoAnn Kerridge, Loose 496.00 Georgianna Kuebler, Fr. Jeffrey Kurtz, Bud Legault, Judy Energy 60.00 FRIDAY – JULY 16 – MASS – 11:00 AM (NO ADORATION) Candles 16.00 For the People of St. Stephen Mission Legault, Peter Legault, David Linck, Betty Mantei, Fr. Ray Gifts 122.00 SUNDAY – JULY 18 *** MASS – 11:30 AM (Confessions 11-11:30 AM) Moncher, Brent Nygard, Jan Pershinske, Pauline Peters, Ron Building Fund 0.00 For Tillie Frazier By Ron Frazier Pongracz, Willie Rutherford, Ilse Wolf, Fr. Dan Zagola TOTALS $1,024.00 MINISTRY SCHEDULE – July 18 Energy Fund envelopes • Please remember to keep in prayer those who continue to recuperate. To add or remove a st name, please call 477-6117. Lector .................................. Lynette Outwater are due the 1 Sunday of Extraordinary Ministers ....... Glenda Derusha & Teresa Walsh each month and Building Maintenance Acolyte ................................ Kalanbachs envelopes are due the 3rd Ushers ................................. Chuck Dementer & Frank Formolo Sunday of each month. If you are celebrating an anniversary and would like a special blessing, There is no longer a please contact Fr. Jacek. WEEKLY READINGS second collection for this Sun. Am 7:12-15; Eph 1:3-14; Mk 6:7-13 purpose. Mon. Ex 1:8-14, 22; Mt 10:34-11:1 Tues. Ex 2:1-15a; Mt 11:20-24 Wed. Ex 3:1-6, 9-12; Mt 11:25-27 ESTATE PLANNING Thur. Ex 3:13-20; Mt 11:28-30 Did You Know? Over half of Americans do not have an up-to-date estate plan. If you do not Fri. Ex 11:10-12:14; Mt 12:1-8 have an estate plan, set up a meeting with an attorney to discuss your current wishes. If you Sat. Ex 12:37-42; Mt 12:14-21 have a Will, it’s a good idea to review it each year for any changes that may need to be Sun. Jer 23:1-6; Eph 2:13-18; Mk 6:30-34 made because of a change in your life or that of a beneficiary. Please remember the Church in your Will or other estate plan. MISSION STATEMENT: Our Mission here at St. Stephen Mission is to become more like Christ, so that we can more effectively bring Christ to others. “Do all of us really avail ourselves of the means which are offered us – especially through the Holy Sacraments of God’s Church?” Beginning on July 16th, Friday Masses will be at 9 AM at St. Gregory’s and 11 AM at St. Stephen’s Confessions available - St Stephen’s – Sunday at 11, Friday before Mass, or Call Fr. Jacek at (906) 630-3485 to Arrange New members are welcome at St. Stephen Mission. Registration forms are available at the back of the Church. DIOCESAN PRAYER CALENDAR Please pray for the Pat & Joe Austin & Bruce & Cathy Fondren July 11 – Rev. Eric Olson; July 12 – Repose of the soul of Rev. Msgr. Timothy Desrochers; July families this week – consider calling, sending a note or facebook 13 – For the sick & dying; July 14 – Rev. Frank M. Lenz; July 15 – The people of the Diocese of message. Marquette; July 16 – For vocations to consecrated religious life; July 17 – Rev. Paul Next week’s families are Leslie & Mike Barta & Wayne & Georgianna Manderfield; July 18 – For vocations to consecrated religious life Kuebler. Pope Francis’ Intention for July: That, in social, economic and political situations of conflict, we may be courageous and passionate architects of dialogue and friendship. Fr. Marty Flynn’s New Address 401 Main St., Norway, MI 49870 To receive the Bulletin in your email each week as well as to keep up to date on what is going on in your parish please sign up at: https://STGandMISSIONS.flocknote.com/everyone or contact Sherry and provide an email address and/or cell phone number. FORMED MARRIAGES: Marriages must be scheduled at least six months in advance of the Dive into the beauty of the Faith wherever you have an internet connection. desired wedding date. Couples must make arrangements at the parish office. See books, Audio Talks, Movies, Documentaries & Studies ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Whenever anyone is seriously ill or hospitalized, please There are 3 easy steps for you to Three steps if you already have call 906-293-5511 or 906-477-6117. sign up on FORMED: a formed account: RECONCILIATION: ½ hour before weekend Masses. Anytime by appointment. 1. Visit http://signup.formed.org/ 1. Visit formed.org 2. Enter 49868 or St. Gregory’s 2. Click Sign In and enter your PARISH COUNCIL: Frank Formolo, Richard Ocko email FINANCE COUNCIL: Sherry Wicker, Kathy Ocko, Ron Leveille, 3. Enter your name and email 3. Click the link in your email Nicole Cobe, Jennifer Bell, Deb Formolo VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volunteers are needed for Eucharistic Ministers, Ushers & Collection Counters. Please see Sherry if you are interested in providing any of these services. The Catholic Company Presents: St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly hosts, by the power of God, cast into hell Satan, and all the evil spirits, who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen Did you know that the Vatican has an escape tunnel? Vatican City has many incredible sites and treasures to encounter, both big and small, and there is so much more to discover beyond the obvious! Atop the old Vatican wall between St. Peter’s Basilica and the Castel Sant’Angelo is the Passetto di Borgo, a passageway that is 800 meters long—that’s over a mile! On the outside, this corridor looks like a typical city wall—but it actually holds a passageway that the pope can get through if he’s ever in danger. In 1494, under Charles VIII, France invaded Italy during the Italian War of 1494-1498. When Charles VIII’s troops descended on Vatican City, Pope Alexander VI passed through the Passetto to avoid danger. The latest papal escape through the Passetto was during the Sack of Rome in 1527. Pope Clement VII avoided 20,000 troops from the Holy Roman Empire under Charles V. Most of the Swiss Guard were killed defending the Pope during this invasion, but Clement VII survived, thanks to this secret tunnel. The Carmelite Silver Tea will be held on Saturday, September 18th from 10 am – 3 pm Central Time at the Carmelite Monastery (Junction of US2/M-95 in Iron Mountain). The The Passetto deteriorated over time after the Sack of Rome and remained closed to the Annual Silver Tea includes Iced Tea, Lemonade and cookies. Their famous homemade bread public. However, in honor of the Great Jubilee Year in 2000, the Passetto was renovated. will be on sale as well as Homemade craft items and décor items. There will be a silent Today, the Passetto is open for visitors during the tourist season in the summer. auction, basket raffle and a major raffle. There is a sign-up list for tickets for the raffle drawing and an envelope for the money in the back of the Church. Tickets are also available in The Vatican contains many fascinating hidden treasures and other sites that reflect our rich the St. Gregory’s Parish Office. Suggested donation for tickets is $1 each or get 6 for $5. history. Many of these treasures were hidden during the Early Church when Christians were Prizes include a kayak with paddle and vest, a big screen TV, a gas grill, diamond earrings, a persecuted for their faith and were later discovered by talented and determined baby stroller/Car seat Combo and a Handmade Quilt. Please support the Carmelites. Please archaeologists. The Fisherman’s Tomb tells the story of one fascinating excavation that led purchase your raffle tickets prior to September 1st so that they can be sent in for the to the discovery of the relics of one of the most vital figures in Church history: St. Peter, our drawing. first pope. .
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