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Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001,1998,1970 CCD Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001,1998,1970 CCD. www.stpatricka2.org As of today, we have a new website up and running. This is a great way to keep you updated as to what is happening at our parish. The site will have a parish calendar, pictures from parish events, registration forms a link for online giving, and so much more. Take the opportunity to visit the site today. Ave Summer Fest 2017 bar, live music and outdoor games. St. Francis of Assisi Parish Attention High School Juniors, Meet admission counselors, current Annual Rummage Sale students and alumni. The evening Seniors, College Seniors, Graduates June 15 & 16, will take place at the Ann Arbor & Parents. You are invited to the Ave 9:00am-6pm, June residence of Tom Monaghan, Summer Fest 2017, held Thursday, 17, 8:00-11:00am Founder - Ave Maria University & Ave June 22, 6:00pm–8:30pm. Come (Sale $5 bag). If you Maria School of Law. Registration is and learn more about the Ave Maria have any questions or would like Free and required by Thursday, June University Michigan Scholarship and information on how to donate items 15 to attend! For more information & Ave Maria School of Law Michigan/ please call (734)769-2550. to register today go to Toledo Full-Tuition Scholarship. Enjoy www.avemariafoundation.org an evening of great food, sundae MASS INTENTIONS TO PRAY IS TO LOVE • Please pray for the Ron Fuller, Tom Richard, Philip Maxwell, infirm, including: Dan Masterson, Noah Kranz, Tony Phillips, Anthony MON 700: Fr. Don Brick OCD Krebs, Patricia Fuller, Lisa John & Gladys Kennedy, Darket, Samuel Chase TUE 700: Lou & Kim DeLellis Ann Kozakowski, John George Roth, Ann Mary Johnson, William Godfrey, Marshall, John LaRock Sr., “Nancy” Phillips, Jessica Bill Lott, Tony DeLellis, Ian WED 830: Robert Hodac Sr. Michael Cooper, Phil Cox, Virgil Dreffs, Katie and Joe Spurr, Mike Rutledge, Kathy Cooley, Hutton, Nicholas Pikor, Nelson, Frank Snaith, THU 830: Eugene & Elizabeth Robin Fahmie, Karen Danielle Wiseman, Roger Allan Fletcher, Brandon Golinis Prins, Sandra Adams, Thomas, Wallyne Smail, Fletcher, Noah Kranz, Richard Pelkey, Tom Betsy & Charlie Rodgers Chas Carter FRI 830: Fr. Gerald Gawronski Dawson, Pete Siebertz, Nicole Brcic, Angela SAT 830: Fr. Tom Wasilewski Please pray for those in Pray for vocations to the DiLaura, John Dziuban, the military, including: priesthood and 400: Parishioners Jim Stephensen, Mason Adam Draves, Nathan religious life. Rutledge, Georgiana Baker, Garette Moore, John Henry Keenan, SUN 800: Tom Boyle Bruen, Wayne DeForest, Larry Workman, Daniel Gabe McGill Floyd “Doc” Dreffs, Scott Brown, Mark Michael Kunitz 1030: Mike Breslin “...I shall rejoice. For I know that through your prayers and the help of 1230: Olivia George the Spirit of Jesus Christ, this will turn out for my deliverance… with full courage now as always Christ will be honored in my body...” — Philippians 1:19, 20 Corpus Christi Procession June 18th ! Join us to honor God’s greatest gift! It is one of the biggest Feasts of the year. The Corpus Christi procession literally shows Christ’s Presence in the world. Jesus passes through the world. We invite all the First Communicants from this year to have a special place in the procession after the 10:30am Mass on June 18th and we pray together publicly for our salvation, for our loved ones and for the whole world! Imagine God looking down on us. Pray for good weather! Priesthood Ordination June 10th at St. Mary Cathedral in Lansing Clergy, religious, laity and members of ecclesial movements are invited to attend the Presbyteral Ordination of Rev Mr. Joseph Bosco Campbell and Rev Mr. Anthony Christopher Smela. Pilgrim Virgin Librarian Needed Baptism Preparation Statue After 10 years of service, Carole Class Carrara is stepping down as our May is the month Please contact Dcn. Papp Librarian. Thank you for serving dedicated to the at 734-426-1070 or email our parish Carole! Blessed Virgin [email protected] to At this time we are in need of Mary. More than arrange a Baptism Preparation a new Librarian. Do you love books ever before, we look to Class for your infant or child six and are enthusiastic about sharing the Mother of God and years of age or younger. The date, great literature with other, we need ask her prayerful time, and location can then be set you! Call the parish office for more intercession for the to best serve your family’s needs. information. Church, our country, and our There is no fee for the class. families. We need to call upon Godparents are very welcome and Mary’s protection by saying the Bulletin Articles encouraged to attend the class with Rosary together as a family. The Please submit bulletin articles to us you. This class fulfills the Diocese Blessed Mother is waiting for you on Mondays by noon. This helps of Lansing requirement that to take her home for one week. The ensure that we have our bulletin parents complete a preparation sign-up sheet is in the back of our ready for the publisher by our class prior to scheduling the Church. deadline. .Email article submis- Baptism. sions to [email protected]. Thank you! Cedar Point Trip: Any youth finishing 8th-12th grade is welcome to join our trip to Cedar Point on Wednesday, June 28. Cost is $70 which includes ticket to theme park, bus ride, and dinner. We will leave Old St. Patrick at 6:30am and return around 11:15pm. ST. PATRICK PARISH CALENDAR OLD ST. PATRICK PARISH DIRECTORY SUNDAY, June 4 SUNDAY, June 11 Pentecost Soleminty of the Most Holy Trinity Reconciliation Youth Group Retreat 9:00 Donut Sunday Tuesday 5:30PM - 6:40PM Saturday 2:30PM or by appointment; don’t 9:15 Knights of Columbus Meeting hesitate to call for an appointment! TUESDAY, June 6 Weekend Schedule for Holy Mass 7:30 Young Adult Group MONDAY, June 12 Saturday 4:00PM 6:00 Altar Society Cleaning Sunday 8:00AM & 10:30AM WEDNESDAY, June 7 Weekday Schedule for Holy Mass 6:30 Knights of Columbus First Saturday of the month 9:00AM Planning Meeting Tues. 7:00PM Wed. Thur. & Fri. 8:30AM Eucharistic Adoration of Our Lord Tues. 5:30PM– 6:45PM First Friday 7:00PM– Saturday 8:00AM ALTAR SERVERS Baptisms SATURDAY 4:00/JUN 10 Baptism Preparation classes as required by the J. Mesch Diocese of Lansing may be scheduled to accom- modate your family’s needs. Contact Dcn. Frank- SUNDAY 8:00/JUN 11 Joseph Papp, 734-426-1070 or email T. Marshall [email protected] to arrange date, time and location. Godparents are encouraged to at- T. Marshall tend. There is no fee for the class. Marriages SUNDAY 10:30/JUN 11 Arrangements are to be made at least nine B. Cesar months prior to the wedding. Funerals L. Cesar Funeral arrangements are made by M. Grech contacting the parish office. M. Rushing Parish Registration Contact the office for a registration form. J. Wild Office hours Monday - Friday 9:00AM - 5:00PM Office: 734-662-8141 Emergency: 734-663-1851 Address: 5671 Whitmore Lake Rd, Ann Arbor, 48105 Website: www.stpatricka2.org KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS E-mail: [email protected] IN SERVICE TO ONE, IN SERVICE TO ALL Parish Administrator Fr. Tom Wasilewski (#24) [email protected] Family of the Month Knight of the Month Deacon Our Family of the Our Knight of the Dcn. Jim Thibodeau, [email protected] Month for June is Month for June is Dcn. Frank-Joseph Papp, [email protected] the Brcic Matt Wierzgac. He Family. Michael is part of the Color Parish Secretary Debbie Welch (#21) [email protected] and Marcie have Corp as seen in Director of Religious Education eight children the photo, District John Pratt (#30) [email protected] (one daughter is Deputy for five Director of Music missing from the Councils and was our delegate to the State Jim Renfer [email protected] photo). The family is always helping out at Convention. Matt has helped at Pancake Facilities Manager Mark Westhoven [email protected] our Fish Fry’s, Pancake Breakfast’s, Breakfast’s, our Soccer Challenge, Tootsie Knights of Columbus Council 10963 Vacation Bible School and Cemetery Clean Roll Drives and the Delonis Center. He is Brian Heldt [email protected] up. Michael attends the Knights Monthly our representative to the Livingston OSP Ladies Society Rosary and Marcie has assisted in County Ultrasound Initiative, belongs to Jeanine Jahant [email protected] counting the Sunday Collections. Marcie Young professional for Life and Students Altar Server Coordinator Jennifer Holody [email protected] and her daughters donated their time to for Life. Congratulations Matt for your help with the Motorcycle Ride that benefit- dedicated service to our Church and Contributions: ed Veterans & Caregivers. Congratulations Community. Weekend of May 28, 2017: $5,926.08 and thank you Brcic Family for your Bulletin announcements must be submitted in excellent service to our Church. Planning Meeting writing to [email protected] by Monday at Wednesday, June 7th at 6:30pm, the noon and will be edited at the discretion of the Ink Cartridge Recycling Officers and Knights will meet in Parish editor or pastor. The Knights will be collecting empty ink Hall. All Knights are invited to attend and Please patronize our sponsors and tell them cartridges as a fundraiser. A box will be in contribute to our planning session. you saw their ad in our bulletin! the Parish Center to accept any type of ink and toner cartridges. Join the Knights Interested in becoming a Knight, contact Brian Heldt at [email protected] Join our Parish Pilgrimage Come to FaithFest, a Christian Music festival sponsored by the Diocese of Lansing, at St.
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