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April 12, 2020 Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of The St Anthony Parish, Gwinn St Joseph Mission, Northland APRIL 12, 2020 EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD Welcome to St Anthony Parish and St Joseph Mission. For more information and to register, please call the parish office. Secretary’s hours 8 am – 4 pm, Monday – Wednesday. Sunday Masses Weekday Masses at St . Anthony Parish St. Anthony Parish St. Joseph Mission (Subject to change—check this week’s Saturday Vigil: 4 pm Sunday: 8:30 am Liturgy schedule) Sunday: 10:30 am Tuesday: 5:30 pm Wednesday-Friday: 9:30 am Sacrament of Confession (Reconciliation) First Saturday: 9:30 am St Anthony’s: Tuesday: 5:00 pm-5:20 pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Saturday: 2:30 pm-3:45 pm St Anthony’s: Thursday 10 am– 9 pm St Joseph’s: Sunday: 8:00 am (concludes with Night Prayer) Baptisms and Marriage : Please inquire at the Parish Office. Faith Formation Coordinator: Danyl Winkler Phone: 346-5312 Email: [email protected] Religious Education Classes meet on Wednesdays, 6-7:15 pm Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) - Coordinator Rosie King, 346-5064 Music Liturgy Director: Jocelyn Basse, 228-2549 PLEASE NOTE Father will continue to celebrate Mass each day privately for the scheduled Mass Intentions. ++++++++ The church will be closed until further notice and will not be open for private prayer. St. Anthony Parish and St. Joseph Mission 280 N. Boulder Street, Gwinn MI 49841 Tel: (906) 346 5312, Email: [email protected] Pastor: Very Rev. Allen P. Mott Email: [email protected] Parish Secretary: Mrs. Angie Doyen Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/gwinncatholic St. Francis Connection Center Coordinator: Susan Heinz 328 Fortress Street, Gwinn MI 49841. Telephone: 360-7977 Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 11 am-5 pm. St. Anthony Parish is located at 280 N. Boulder St, Gwinn, MI 49841 Website: http://www.dioceseofmarquette.org/StAnthonyGwinn St. Joseph Mission is located on County Road 426, Northland, MI Website: http://www.dioceseofmarquette.org/StJosephNorthland Saturday, April 11 — HOLY SATURDAY For the People of the Parish and Mission Sunday, April 12 — EASTER SUNDAY +Victoria and Stephen Recchio By: Pete & Anne Curtice +Rita Vallier By: Bill DeShambo & Mary Lynn ADORATION OF THE Tuesday, April 14 : Fr. Al will be out of the office today. BLESSED SACRAMENT Wednesday, April 15 IS CANCELLED +Laura Dozzi UNTIL FURTHER By: Gerry & Theresa Suardini NOTICE Contact: Thursday, April 16 Kathy: 906-250-7725. +Jack Ghiardi By: JoAnn Ghiardi & Family Friday, April 17 MASS READINGS +Chris Tyni By: Rick Storti Monday Saturday, April 18 Acts 2:14, 22-33 Mt 28:8-15 +Doyle Richards Tuesday By: Ramona McNerney Family Acts 2:36-41 +Ed Bruce Jn 20:11-18 By: Gail Gelmi Wednesday Sunday, April 19—SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCY Acts 3:1-10 Lk 24:13-35 For the People of the Parish and Mission Thursday Acts 3:11-26 +deceased Lk 24:35-48 Friday Acts 4:1-12 Jn 21:1-14 THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION AND Saturday ALL OTHER SACRAMENTS Acts 4:13-21 Mk 16:9-15 are suspended until further notice. HOLY WEEK MASSES CELEBRATED PRIVATELY BY FATHER AL will be livestreamed by Michael Prokopowicz and shared to the St. Anthony Catholic Church Facebook Page. The Bishop has allowed five people to assist Fr. Al at the Holy Week Masses: The deacon, server, cantor, lector, and organist. FATHER AL IS WEAVING PALMS FOR US! When we are permitted to return to Church, Fr. Al will ensure we all receive the Blessed Palms he has been so carefully weaving for each of us! THE TOLLING OF THE CHURCH BELLS When you hear the church bells ringing for an extended period during the day, they mark the beginning of Father Al’s private celebration of Mass. The bells will again ring for an extended period when the Mass has ended. Father Al is praying for each and every one of us as he celebrates the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass each day. LIVESTREAM OF BISHOP JOHN REFLECTION AND PRAYER DOERFLER’S PRIVATE MASSES AT For those interested in Eucharist Adoration, 1:30 PM EVERY SUNDAY: visit www.ewtn.com/catholicism/adoration for a www.youtube.com/theupcatholic, embedded to the livestream from the EWTN Eucharistic Adoration COVID-19 response home page at: Chapel to pray before the Blessed Sacrament. www.dioceseofmarquette.org/response and shared to our Facebook page at: HOME STUDY www.facebook.com/theupcatholic. Magnificat materials through iOS and Android apps are temporarily free at: MASSES—LIVESTREAMS https://us.magnificat.net/free * WNOA’s radio broadcast of 10:30 a.m. (Eastern) Sunday Mass at St. Peter Cathedral: CATHOLIC PODCASTS wnoaradio.com * Father Ryan Ford, "The Ishpeming * Livestreaming and on demand Vatican Masses: Catholic": http://ishpemingcatholic.libsyn.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/ * The Catholic Talkshow: https:// UCxIsefyl9g9A5SGWA4FvGIA/ catholictalkshow.com/ * Masses (daily 8 a.m. Eastern) and other content * Catholic Answers Live: https:// is available through EWTN on cable, streaming www.catholic.com/audio/listen-live device channels such as Roku, Amazon Fire, and * Father John Ricardo: https://avemariaradio.net/ online at ewtn.com/tv/watch-live/united-states program/christ-is-the-answer/ * Masses (daily 1 p.m. Eastern) and other content * Pints with Aquinas: https://pintswithaquinas.com/ is available through Relevant Radio at: category/podcast/ relevantradio.com/faith/daily-mass-video/ * Abiding Together: https:// * The Basilica of the National Shrine, Washington, www.abidingtogetherpodcast.com/ D.C., Sunday noon (Eastern) at: * Fr. Mike Schmitz: http:// nationalshrine.org/mass media.ascensionpress.com/category/ascension- * St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York City, Sunday, podcasts/frmikepodcast/ 10:15 a.m. (Eastern), Daily, 7 a.m. Eastern: * Word on Fire: https://www.wordonfireshow.com/ saintpatrickscathedral.org/live category/podcasts/ MASSES—ON DEMAND CATHOLIC APPS: FIND ON THE APP * Bishop Robert Barron's Daily Mass posted at STORE OR GOOGLE PLAY 8:15 a.m. (Eastern): www.wordonfire.org/daily- Hallow mass/ Laudate * St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York City: Magnificat saintpatrickscathedral.org/most-recent-mass iBreviary * Available through EWTN at: Reimagining the Examen video.ewtn.com/daily-mass/ Relevant Radio EWTN DAILY MASS READINGS United States Conference of Catholic Bishops WEBSITES Mass Readings: usccb.org/bible/readings/ Vatican: vatican.va Vatican News: vaticannews.va LENTEN RETREAT Zenit News: zenit.org Join the diocesan retreat you can participate in at United States Conference of Catholic home: dioceseofmarquette.org/lentenretreat Bishops: usccb.org Michigan Catholic Conference: micatholic.org Busted Halo: bustedhalo.com Word on Fire: wordonfire.org WEEKLY EUCHARISTIC PROCESSION Every Sunday at 10:30 am until our Church reopens. Please join us in your cars and in your homes as Fr. Al takes Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament through the streets of Gwinn, blessing and praying for our community. The procession route can be found on the St. Anthony Catholic Church website and Facebook page. St. Francis Connection CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Center FOLLOWING ST. JOSEPH CHURCH CALENDAR RAFFLE WINNERS 328 Fortress Street 360-7977 April 1, $20, Todd Riehl, New London, WI Email:[email protected] April 2, $20, Angie LaLonde, Manistique April 3, $20, Julie Kotel, Gwinn Hours of Operation: April 4, $20, Sharon Calouette, Gladstone Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday April 5, $40, Barb Campbell, Gwinn 11 am-5 pm April 6, $20, Steven Forbear, Bridgman, MI Closed Thursday, Saturday and Sunday Program Coordinator: Sue Heinz April 7, $20, Julie Richards, Little Lake Volunteers: Ginny Cameron and April 8, $20, Dennis Jarzomber, Macomb, Joanie Rooks. MI April 9, $20, Mark Folz, Wausau, WI April 10, $20, Marilyn Kotel, Gwinn “As soon as my parishioners April 11, $20, Paul J. Fricke, Grand Rapids, perform their Easter MI Devotions, I set out to April 12, $1000, Jacob Kaye, Franklin, TN announce the word of God to April 13, $20, Barbara Nordeen, Gwinn others of those children of April 14, $20, E.J. Stalcup, West Columbia, nature who have never heard it SC from the mouth of a Catholic priest.” April 15, $20, Michele Deming, Boyne City, —Frederic Baraga 1832 MI Fiscal Year 2019/2020 ST. ANTHONY ST. JOSEPH PARISH MISSION LAST WEEK YTD LAST WEEK YTD $ 460.00 $ 69,111.77 Sunday/Holy Days/Bldg Fund $ 220.00 $ 6,781.00 $ - $ 7,808.67 Loose $ - $ 2,241.00 $ 175.00 $ 3,568.50 Fuel $ - $ 140.00 $ 635.00 $ 81,123.94 Total $ 220.00 $ 9,382.00 $ 2,086.54 $ 83,461.60 Budgeted $ 220.39 $ 8,815.60 $ (1,451.54) $ (2,337.66) Overage/(Shortfall) $ (0.39) $ 566.40 If you have any questions about the financials, please contact Fr. Al or any Finance Council member. SPIRITUAL COMMUNION EASTER SUNDAY My Jesus, I believe that You are present in Today as we celebrate the feast the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You of Easter we find the challenge above all things, and I desire to receive of also seeing and believing the You into my soul. Since I cannot at this resurrection that comes through our own moment receive You sacramentally, come lives of self-sacrifice. It is then that we are at least spiritually into my heart. I truly Easter people! embrace You as if You were already there When you donate to the and unite myself wholly to You. Never Society of St. Vincent de Paul, know permit me to be separated from You. that you are a sign of God’s love to Amen. those who are suffering and you give them Easter hope and joy. SPONSOR OF THE WEEK 2 MEN WITH TOOLS, LLC Please support and thank our PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYER OUR Bulletin sponsors for their generosity. DECEASED CLERGY WHO HAVE SERVED OUR DIOCESE SPIRITUAL ADOPTION PROGRAM WEEK #16: Thank you for praying for Date of Death me! I am 4 months old now.
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