ST. PETER CATHOLIC CHURCH 95 MARKET STREET MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN 48043 August 22, 2021

Phone: (586)468-4578 Website: www.stpetermtclemens.com

Hello and happy Sunday! Over the past month, a few of my bulletin articles have been focusing on the importance of prayer. As I have mentioned, many people are intimidated by prayer. Remember, that at the heart of prayer is the conversation between us and God. Like with our relationships, communication can take many forms. One of the basic forms of prayer is prayers of thanksgiving or praise. In this form of prayer, we offer to God a prayer of thanksgiving for the many blessings He has bestowed upon us. This can be as simple as: “Thank you Lord for the sunshine today.” “Thank you Jesus for your love and mercy.” As Bl. Solanus Casey reminds us, we can and should thank God for the blessings ahead of time as well: “Thank you Lord for the new job when you choose to send it.” Thanking God for our blessings ahead of time is a great way to help us to remain humble and to remember that all of our blessings come from Him. Another form of prayer is intercessory prayer, where we offer a prayer on behalf of another. This is the type of prayer we pray when others ask us for prayer or when someone we know is having a hard time or needs our prayer. We can also offer prayers of petition. This is when we pray for peace among nations, for those affected by natural disasters, like the earthquake victims in Haiti. It is important to remember that our Heavenly Father wants to hear from us and wants us to share with Him the longings of our heart; to share with Him what occupies our thoughts and to share our concerns for ourselves and that of others. I know for many, we find a God silent in prayer. We must always remember that God hears our prayers, though He doesn’t always answer them in the way we want. When God seems distant, we long for the closeness. This longing is a good thing. If our parents gave us everything we wanted when we wanted it then we would become spoiled and would lose our appreciation and would not work at things. This is true with God. He answers our prayers according to His will not ours. Our conversation and dependence on God is what will sustain us in life and along our spiritual journey. I encourage us once again to pray daily, to pray for our Parish Community, and to pray for our country. Remember that the most effective prayer is the one we pray.

Fr. Christopher Page 2 St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens

Mass Intentions for August 23-29, 2021
Monday, August 23 8:00a.m.
Rudolf Breiling (dec) req: Family
Tuesday, August 24 8:00a.m.
For the Intentions of the Pleban † First Responders Appreciation Mass…..Page 4
Family
† Religious Education Registration..……...Page 5 Wednesday, August 25 8:00a.m.
Adriana Pleban (dec) req: Family
† Catechists Needed………………………….Page 5 Katherine Ahrens (dec) req: Family
† Hiring at St. Mary School……………...…..Page 5 Dorothy Breiling (dec) req: her husband
† Blood Drive ……………………………..……Page 6 Thursday, August 26 8:00a.m.
† Altar Society Update..……….…….……….Page 6 Joseph R. Flores (dec) req: Mary Flores
† Women’s Book Club………………………...Page 6 Friday, August 27 8:00a.m.
Fr. Bohdan Kosicki (dec)
† Save the Date Bible Study Returns….…..Page 6 Saturday, August 28 4:00p.m.
† Mum Sale………...……………………….…..Page 6 Living & Deceased Members of the Marecki Family
† Christian Stewardship.…..………….…….Page 7
req: Family
† Focus On Life Dinner……………….………Page 8 Special Intention for the Wedding Anniversary of Stanley † Parish Graduate Spotlight.…………...…..Page 9
& Judy Kucemba
Richard Curlett (dec) req: Family
† Fr. Welch Hall Information……………….Page 10 Larry DeKiere (dec) req: the Curlett Family
† Adoration Chapel………………………….Page 10 Quinnie Cody (dec) req: his wife, Jeanette
† St. Peter Prayer Chain………….………...Page 10 Evan Hannenberg (dec) req: a parishioner
† Online Giving ……………………………….Page 11 Sunday, August 29 7:30a.m.
† Become a Knight!...... Page 11 James & Anna Rosseel (dec) req: Bernie & Linda

Rosseel & Family
† St. Mary Hearts & Stones…………….…..Page 12 Ed Drapeau (dec) req: his wife
† Prayers for the Ill…………………..……...Page 13 Stanley & Charlotte Kotula (dec) req: Ralph &

Patty Unger
Mary Ann Schultz (dec) req: the Paul Schultz Family
The Sacrament of Baptism was Lawrence McGee (dec) req: the McGee Family
administered by Fr. Christopher Muer Ralph & Angelina Valitutti (dec) req: the Valitutti Family
Stanley & Charlotte Kotula (dec) req: Ralph &
on August 1, 2021 to the following:
Patty Unger
10:00a.m.
Frank Jewell (dec) req: Marsha & Gary Spear
Ezra James Dunn Special Intention for Kathey Gutleber req: Jeannie Berry
Holden Eli Dziewit Scasella Rollinger (dec) req: Patricia Mione & Mary Beyer
Ignacio Flores (dec) req: Mary Flores
Evelena Josephine Femminineo Sharon Laskowski (dec) req: Mike Breiling
12:00 Noon
Zacherie Taylor Luc, II For the Intentions of our Parish Family
Penelope Louise Pefley Rusty Bigger (dec) req: Mike & Renee Wittkop
Bernie Wellhausen (dec) req: Jeanette & Nancy
Sandy Nowack (dec) req: Karen Bondy
Frank & Angeline Lopez (dec) req: Dominic & Rosemary
Lopez

   
   
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7% of our parish families have pledged to our See Page 13 of the
CSA goal so far this year.
We ask you to prayerfully consider
bulletin for the updated donating to the CSA. We encourage you to Directory of Parish
make your donation online to avoid mail
Contact Information.
delays. You may make your 2021 CSA
contribution online at
www.stpetermtclemens.com/csa


Please have bulletin articles Donation forms are also available at the Information Desk at turned in by Monday at
church or at the Parish Administration Building. As always, thank 11:00 AM
you so much for your unfailing generosity.

for the Sunday Publication.
Each year, the CSA raises critical funds that support more than
170 ministries, services, and programs so we can respond to the
Submissions can be sent to
material and spiritual needs of individuals and families throughout [email protected]
Southeast Michigan. This is how we act from the heart,
putting Christ and His mission above all else.
Thank You!
“Whatever you do, do from the heart” (Colossians 3:23).
Pray for the Souls of the Faithful
Departed


Edward Clark, age 61, passed away on August 10, 2021.

Beloved husband of Lisa and father of Alyssa, Christopher and Jeffrey.
A
Liturgy was held on August 16 with Fr. Christopher Muer officiating.

Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM (Closed from 12-1:00 PM for lunch).

St. Peter Parish is online!

www.stpetermtclemens.com
Follow St. Mary
Catholic School online: www.facebook.com/ stpetercatholicchurch

www.facebook.com/ Instagram: @stpetermtclemens
stmarymtclemens

On Instagram Confessions on Saturday at 2:30 are now @stmarymtclemens being held again in the Confessional in Our website: Church on the St. Joseph side.
www.stmarymtclemens.com Page 4 St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens The 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time
August 22, 2021 Simon Peter answered him, “Master to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.” (Jn 6:68)
Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.

Readings for the Week of August 22, 2021

Sunday: Jos 24:1
2a, 15
17, 18b/Ps 34:2
3, 16
17, 18
19, St. Peter
 20
21, 22
23 [9a]/Eph 5:21
32 or 5:2a, 25
32/ Catholic Church
 Jn 6:60
69 Mission
Monday: 1 Thes 1:1
5, 8b
10/Ps 149:1b
2, 3
4, 5
6a and 9b Statement
 [cf. 4a]/Mt 23:13
22
Tuesday: Rv 21:9b
14/Ps 145:10
11, 12
13, 17
18 [12]/ St. Peter Parish, a
 Jn 1:45
51 viable faith centered Wednesday: 1 Thes 2:9
13/Ps 139:7
8, 9
10, 11
12ab [1]/ community, gathered around the Eucharist strives
 Mt 23:27
32 ~to serve the growing people of God spiritually Thursday: 1 Thes 3:7
13/Ps 90:3
5a, 12
13, 14 and 17 [14]/ and sacramentally
 Mt 24:42
51 ~to proclaim the Word of God in the context of
Friday:
1 Thes 4:1
8/Ps 97:1 and 2b, 5
6, 10, 11
12 [12a]/
Catholic tradition
 Mt 25:1
13 ~to follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit in Saturday: 1 Thes 4:9
11/Ps 98:1, 7
8, 9 [9]/Mt 25:14
30 calling forth our gifts of time, talent and Next Sunday:  Dt 4:1
2, 6
8/Ps 15:2
3, 3
4, 4
5 [1a]/ treasure
 Jas 1:17
18, 21b
22, 27/Mk 7:1
8, 14
15, 21
23 ~to reach out to the community joyfully as living symbols of God’s presence in Mount Clemens

All Police Officers, Firefighters, EMTs, and August 28, 2021 at 1:00 PM Front Liners, along with their family and Alec Omell & Emily Gibbings friends are invited to join us
in fellowship at the

September 4, 2021 at 1:00 PM First Responder’s Appreciation Mass
Marc Fennell & Janine Semperger Sunday, September 12, 2021
12:00 p.m.

September 10, 2021 at 4:00 PM Celebrant is Fr. Christopher Muer
Kyle Medrano & Melissa Doyle
St. Peter Catholic Church
95 Market Street
September 11, 2021 at 1:00 PM Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043
Zachary Hurth & Katie Theut
**Members of all faiths are welcome***

RSVP (586) 4684578
or online at [email protected]
Requested by Tuesday, September 7, 2021
St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Page 5

My Dear St. Peter Families,
Our registration form for the 202122 school year is now up on our
website: stpetermtclemens.com/children

On the registration form, you will notice that the class times for both
Monday and Tuesday nights have changed.
Hopefully, this will make those nights a bit easier and less rushed for you and your family!
If you have already registered, there is no need to do anything else unless you have any questions or concerns.

Monday night class will now be 6:00pm  7:15pm starting on September 20th.
Tuesday night class will be from 5:00pm  6:15pm starting on September 21st.
Our home study program will still be offered as well.

If you would like to volunteer on class nights as a catechist, substitute, hall monitor, door greeter, etc. …..please check that off on the registration form and I will contact you!
I would love to work with you!


Covid certainly changed our world and the way we do things and I think it made us more flexible and
definitely more appreciative of all that we have been blessed with.



As of right now, we are planning on classes starting inperson.
If that changes, I will notify you right away and we will move to a remote plan.
I will also keep you informed concerning any and all safety protocol if needed.


I am looking forward to meeting you and your family and spending this year together!
I want to thank each and every one of you for the privilege of sharing your family’s faith journey.



Please know that my door is always open.
I am in the office every day and you can contact me at
[email protected] or 5864684578.

May the blessings of Christ be with us this year as together we go forth and build up the Kingdom of God!!

Joyfully in Christ,
Jeanine Walker
Director of Religious Education

CATECHISTS NEEDED Are you passionate about kids AND passionate about your faith? Would you like to pass on your love of Christ to others? We have an exciting opportunity for you!!

We are in need of catechists for our Religious Education program. Classes are weekly on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Mondays are 6:00-7:15pm and Tuesdays are 5:00-6:15pm.

I will provide you with the training you need, I will be there to help you along the way, and you will have other catechists to share ideas with!!

I would love to answer any questions or concerns you may have and I look forward to hearing from you!! Let's make this year a GREAT one!!! Joyfully in Christ, Jeanine [email protected] 586-468-4578 Page 6 St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens The Blood Drive is Back!!!

WOMEN’S BOOK Sunday, September 19 from 8:301:30!

It's time to sign up!
Our blood drive will be on Sunday, September CLUB 19, from 8:301:30, in the basement of the Fr. Welch Hall.


Our next lunch meeting at the
We encourage you to sign up for an appointment time since we do Olive Garden in Chesterfield will not yet know the capacity that will be allowed. Please call Tony and be on September 9 at 1:00 when Pauline DelVillano (5864150640) as soon as possible to schedule a we review A Land More Kind time or go on the Red Cross website if you prefer to selfschedule!

If you have not donated blood after July 25, you will be able to
Than Home by Wiley Cash. This is a novel about donate at our drive (longer for Power Red donors).
two brothers, Stump and Jess, who live on a tobacco Thank you,
farm in North Carolina. Jess, a 9-year-old boy St. Peter Church and Knights of Columbus #744
inadvertently sets a tragedy in motion. This story is a lesson in betrayal and greed, forgiveness and family, good and evil and in the end – hope in God.

We did not meet to discuss The Peacemaker’s Code, Greetings Altar Society members and any of our ladies who might be considering joining the by Deepak Malhotra, however several members did Altar Society. pass on their praise for the book. If you didn’t yet get a chance to read it, we highly recommend it. Big news!!! At this time we have been given the go-ahead to plan on having the Bake Sale Again. Of course this depends on the nature of our Donna M. environment at the time. Our contingent plans are for the bake sale to take place, as usual, the week- end before Thanksgiving, November 19-20, 2021. SAVE THE DATES

Our first meeting is September 13, 2021, the second
Monday in September because of Labor Day. BIBLE STUDY
We are so excited to return to normal. WITH
God Bless you all!! FR. DANIELE CRISCIONE
Linda McInerney
Mondays
September 13, 2021 12:30 p.m. Meeting September 13th, 20th, & 27th
October 4, 2021 12:30 p.m. Meeting
November 1, 2021 12:30 p.m. Meeting November 20 & 21, 2021 All Masses Bake Sale 7:00 p.m. Parish Hall

November 20, 2021 10:00 a.m. Corporate Communion Come & Listen
December 6, 2021 12:00 p.m. Christmas He makes the Bible come alive
Luncheon
No Workbooks M No Homework
Mum Sale is Coming!
Our Annual Mum Sale will be after all Sunday Please RSVP
Masses; watch for the September date coming [email protected]
soon! Deb GoffLiegghio M 5864810102

Lots of great colors to choose from. (cell) or 5864684578 (office)

$8 each!

All profits will go towards PIME Missionaries Detroit Mission. Flowers from DC Farms & Greenhouses in Colum- bus, Michigan St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Page 7

Chrisan Stewardship:
A Way of Life

Putting the Eucharist into Action: A Disciple’s Response

In today’s Gospel, we hear that a number of Jesus’ followers left him because his message was too difficult for them to accept. In essence, they did not believe in him. He then asked the Twelve if they wished to leave as well. Peter responds by making a profound profession of faith in Jesus as Lord and Savior. The Twelve made a choice and stood by their choice, remaining loyal to their commitment to Jesus.

Questions we might ask of ourselves may be:  Are we satisfied with the volunteer stewardship we exercise over our baptismal commitment?  Are we just ‘along for the ride’?  Are we keeping Christ in front of us as we make decisions about our daily activities, our relationships, our parish, issues in the workplace?  What is the quality of our volunteer stewardship?

Another year of learning begins soon. Teachers everywhere will assemble students, engaging and encouraging them to discover their talents, recognize and focus on their potential, and understand more about life, faith, and the world. Likewise, “Missionary Discipleship and Stewardship” calls each of us to commit ourselves to learning more about our faith.

What are some ways we could tend to our faith? Here are a few ideas:  Join, or lead, a parish Bible study group  Join or start a book club reading religious books about saints, liturgy and Catholic practices  Subscribe to or download an app for a daily devotional with reflection and commentary  Participate in a faith-formation course  Check the seminary for courses available to the laity  Read religious pamphlets or a Catholic newspaper or magazine  Look for Catholic educational resources online or on DVD  Search for and read online the documents and summaries from the Second Vatican Council  Prayer every day, often!
We are summoned to fulfill a role only we can play using the gift of faith entrusted to us. What is God pressing on your heart to do with your faith? How will you respond? At the end of September, St. Peter Parish will be offering opportunities for all of us to commit and/or recommit our gifts and talents within the volunteer stewardship program.

Let us spend the last few weeks of summer, pondering on where Jesus is calling us to or what He is calling us to do with our gifts/talents. We are an Eucharistic People. Let us put the Eucharist into Action! God bless, Deb Goff-Liegghio Stewardship and Christian Service Ministries Page 8 St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens

Macomb County Right to Life is presenting Focus on Life 2021 Annual Benefit Event.


St. Peter Church has two tables (20 seats) set aside at the Mirage Banquet Center for our
parishioners interested in attending.

The Mirage Banquet Center is located at
6980 18 Mile Road,
Clinton Township.
Tickets for the September 23rd event are $47.50 per person.


Doors open at 6 p.m.; Dinner and Program at 7 p.m.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Deb GoffLiegghio at 5864684578 or email
[email protected]
St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Page 9 Congratulations to our 2021 Graduates!! May God Bless & Protect You! Page 10 St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens

Fr. Welch Parish Hall For women suffering with infertility, there is hope
and healing in community! = Available now to book memorial luncheons and Springs in the Desert is dedicated to spiritually and showers, the Fr. Welch Parish Hall also
emotionally supporting women and couples = specializes in anniversaries, baptisms,
navigating the frustration, pain and difficulty of = communions, birthdays and holiday parties.

infertility. =
For encouraging blog posts, resources, and a = The Fr. Welch Parish Hall's elegant chandeliers, community of support, visit marble floors, detailed oak trim and garden
www.springsinthedesert.org= courtyard will offer an inviting atmosphere for your special occasion! We strive to make your event as effortless for you as possible, from our Do you have a rosary in need of repair?
basic banquet package to our special event

package with full bar.
Nancy Heath has volunteered her
Rosary repair talents for free! You
may reach her at 5867187770.
For more information, visit our Please leave a message.
website at frwelchhall.weebly.com

God bless and Keep praying!
or contact
Tina Garland at 5864685120 or
[email protected]
EUCHARISTIC
ADORATION CHAPEL
Attention all current 8th
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH JESUS! grade students & families!
To commit to a regular hour each week is truly an act Austin Catholic High School’s online
of charity. We need you! You will make it possible application for the Class of 2025 is now live. Please for those of us who cannot commit to a regular hour just yet, but visit our website to apply today, would like to drop by whenever we can. Our goal is to have two www.austincatholichighschool.org/admissions.
adorers in place for every hour. Located in Chestereld, Austin practices inperson learning in a large facility for grades 912 and has sensible COVID policies in Jesus has given us the beautiful gift of Himself. Come, let us adore place for health and safety. Guided
Him! by Augustinian values and faith formation, we are
If you are interested in a regular hour or in dropping by when it is committed to academic excellence with a 100% college ac- possible, please contact Deb Goff-Liegghio at ceptance rate and offer 12 varsity sports and multiple clubs. Our [email protected], or call at 586-468-4578 (office) – average class size is 18 students, where
586-481-0102 (cell). It will be the best hour (or minutes) you spend we foster strong relationships and build leaders of
in our week – GUARANTEED! tomorrow.
Did you know
we have a You Tube channel? You can
listen to Sunday
homilies and watch Mass.
Mass is livestreamed weekly.

How the prayer chain works:
youtube.com/c/StPeterParishMtClemens
If you or a loved one needs prayer, please call Jamie at
810K734K4416. She will then contact a group of Prayer
Warriors to pray for you.
Need help with a drinking
If you are interested in becoming a Prayer Warrior in the
problem? Call Roger at
prayer chain, please call Jamie at 810K734K4416 to give her your phone number or eKmail address. Thank you!
586K790K8205
St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Page 11 We are so grateful to those of you who support our parish and school.
Interested in Online Giving?
Go to our parish website
The Alhambra and YOU! stpetermtclemens.com and The International Order of Alhambra is a Catholic Order which click the Give buon on the top right. You can opt promotes social, fraternal and intellectual associations and through its Caravans, provides a practical means to form for monthly or weekly giving. Your support is part enduring fellowship and friendship among its members.
of what makes St. Peter & St. Mary a pillar of the Macomb County community. Thank you!
The Order of Alhambra was founded more than a century ago in February 1904. A small group of Catholic men met in Brooklyn, NY to form the first Caravan. Alhambra is named Become a Knight Today.


after a Moorish palace in Granada, Spain, where the Moors Did you know that the international
surrendered to Ferdinand and Isabella in 1492. The emblem organization known as the Knights of
of the International Order depicts the Red Castle, with cross Columbus is 139 years old?
That we were and a crescent that represents the almost 800 years Moorish founded by a parish priest, Blessed Fr.
occupation of Spain. Since 1904, the Order has grown with Michael J. McGivney? That Pope St. John Paul II called members across the United States and Canada. In 2011, the the Knights the strong right arm of the church?
Did you Order allowed Catholic women to join its ranks.
know that Knights change lives and save lives through our “Faith in Action Programs”?

We continue preserving and commemorating Catholic
historical places, events and persons of importance. Our Our council,
John Cardinal Dearden #744 here at
St. Historical Memorials program has placed more than 160 Peter,
needs your help so we can continue to change lives and save lives.
You are probably curious how bronze plaques across North America that defines the Knights change lives and save lives.
We change lives historical significance of the memorialized site. On through our support of vocations to the priesthood, September 17, 1980, the Order of Alhambra completed their providing food to the needy and praying with our
goal of a trip to Rome. There, they were greeted by His families.
We save lives through prolife programs that Holiness, Pope John Paul II, who graciously accepted his include providing ultrasound machines to crisis preg- Alhambra fez. He then blessed the fez and thanked the nancy centers and praying for the lives of the unborn.

members of our Order for its works.

You can be a part of changing lives and saving lives by When you become a member of the Order of Alhambra, you joining us.
Go
to www.kofc.org/joinus
and become a become part of our family and its history. You will join our Knight today.
After joining Online, a council member members in doing things for the church and community. We will contact you so you can transfer into our council.
serve God’s Special Friends, the developmentally disabled.

For answers to your questions or to join without going The Order of Alhambra has so much history we would be online, you may contact Tom Schmidt, a parish
forever in writing it down. Although our history has been a member, directly at 5869498148.
true blessing; it is now time for us to look to the future. You can become part of this future.
At St. Peter, the tape will be removed from all the church pews, except for several pews in the By becoming a member, you receive personal reward with the back right-hand side of church - developmentally disabled. You will feel their love when you If you feel more comfortable being catch them at the finish line of a Special Olympic event or join socially distanced among others who are still in games with them at picnics and outings, or when you wearing their masks, you may sit here. receive a hug from them on presentation of the gift of a new If you are not wearing a mask, wheelchair, or taking them to the circus, boat rides, Christmas parties and so much more. Or to see their tears of joy when p lease do not sit in this area. they just know you are there.

We know that there are strong opinions about this. The Order of Alhambra is the volunteer opportunity for you. If Please remember to be kind and know we are all you are interested in learning more about organization and trying to do our best. want to become involved, check our websites: www. Orderalhambra.org and www.michigan.caravans.org or You can read more about the Archdiocese Covid contact Michigan’s Past Supreme Director Patricia Plotkowski Protocols at www.aod.org/emergencyresponse and at 586 7913057 or Galicia Grand Commander Don Kaiser at see our FAQs about Covid on our website at 586 8995366
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Reporting Sexual Abuse
James Gibson
Les Petitpren
Brandon Wilson
Patrick Gillies
Andrew Pilarowski
The Archdiocese of Detroit encourages individuals to
Catherine Wimbley
Paul Groth
Matthew Piotke
Paul Wolak
report clergy sexual abuse of minors and others M no Johnathon Grys
Derek Pruitt
Jasen Wrubel
matter when the abuse occurred. Individuals may contact Kenneth Hagedorn
Kris Purcell
Alexander Yeiser
Parker Hanes
Anthony Rayis
local law enforcement authorities and/or they may report Jacob Zarzycki
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Joseph Recor
Joseph Zarzycki
to the Archdiocese of Detroit by calling the Victim
Jennifer Harris
Kyle Richardson
Brandon Zupko
Assistance Coordinator at (866) 3438055 or by emailing James Helegda
Kerry N. Rickert
Chad Hensey
Klinton Rickert
[email protected]. In addition, the Michigan Attorney
Justin Hildebrand
Graeme Rolfe
General’s Office can be contacted at its tollfree reporting Aaron Hillman
Nicholas Schultz
Matthew Hillman
John Seeley
hotline at (844) 3243374 (Monday through Friday, 8 Samuel Hillman
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Marcus G. Smith
[email protected].
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Morgan Speshock

Michael Kujawa
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More information about the Archdiocese’s efforts to
address abuse may be found at
protect.aod.org
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For more information,
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WednesdayFriday between 105.
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St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Page 13 Prayers for the Ill If you or a loved one is ill & in need of prayers, please contact the parish office at 586-468-4578. Please first be sure it is OK with the individual to have their information published in the bulletin (some prefer to remain private).

Adam David Eckenrode Roger Lee Brian Rutman Nancy Agrusa Linda Edwards Lisa & Daughter Shirley Sabelhaus Eli Alashmaly Elizabeth Dennis Loftus Sandy Karen Alashmaly Sandra Emerick Lori Alex Scapini Samir John Dawn Evennou Lynne Joyce Schwarz Alashmaly Elaine Farmer Bob Maas Don Simon JB Mike Farah Jane MacIntosh Georgia James Mike B. David Farrah Nancy Madigan Slavin Lauren Beaubien Diane Farrah Ken Maggie Kim Smalley Tammy & Desi Gail Forrest Marie Malburg Susan Smith Berg Katie Formanek Gus Malmberg Troy Smith Tony Blaisdell Donald Foster Mary Malmberg Cecilia Spratt Fred Bone Carl Frania Sam McLean Rita Stevens Walter Breiling Phyliss Frase Linda Mette Brenner Stoklosa Lauren Brice Diane Giclniak Mark Mette Paul Szymanski John Bronkema Diana Hamilton Autumn Sky Michels Bill Sullivan Frank Bruneel, Sr. Bev Henzel Sue Mikolaizyk Terrie Geralyn Bruneel Mattie Hill Lisa Miller Carol V. Philomena Caryl Hirt Phil Minnella Vanessa Campbell Dale Hunt Judy Moore Salvatore Vitale James J. Capoferri Jerry Hunt Ron Morgan Irene Viviano Stephanie Capps Levi Hustek, 4 yo. Brack Moss William Vorhoff Lawrence Card Paulette Ireland Nick N. David Wagner Ryan Carrier Jeanine Pete Nollette Connie Wasmund Tricia Cartledge Sue Kalpin Amanda Novak Dave Weber Mark Cassel Teresa Kanka Sean Osborne Jim Wigginton Joseph Cataldi Caila Kidd Renee Ouellette Rosemary Willis Eileen Champine The King Family Andy Pflaum Mike Wittkop Shane Champine Jeffrey Kish Mark Price Renee Wittkop Norene Chatman Annie Kruska Kevin Priester Debbie Wolshon Tammy Collins Lynne Sheila Putnam George Wolshon Judy Cronander Kwiatkowski Jim Reed Ann Wood Ann Curran Amy Labadie Rosalie Reha Wayne Wrobel Bill Cvikota Sharon Lafnear Joyce Rehberg Eldon Wyly Dale Frankie Kent Richter Mike Zagaski Dave Daniels Lambrecht Cathy Roberts Edward DeBaene Michelle Ray Rooksberry & daughter LaRocque Rosalie Julia Dick Gemma LaVoy Aaron Russel

The Fr. Vincent Welch Memorial Hall
Market Street entrance consists of a paved brick walkway, enhanced by
beautiful landscaping, with lighting and a fountain in the courtyard. St. Peter Parish extends the opportunity to “purchase” a personalized, 4”x8” paver brick engraved with your name, or a name in memory of a loved one. The donation is $100 per brick. For
information, contact the Administration Building at 4684578.
LITURGICAL SCHEDULESNAugust 28 & 29 Reconciliation: Saturdays at 2:30 PM  MASS TIMES:
4:00pm
7:30am
10:00am
12 Noon
PRESIDER:
Fr. Christopher Muer
Fr. Christopher Muer
Fr. Dale Redwanski
Fr. Dale Redwanski

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