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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church Sunday, October 20, 2019 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church Sunday, October 20, 2019 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church Mass Intentions & Events: October 19th ~ October 27th Sat. 9:00 AM 1st Reconciliation Sacramental Prep Class ~ St. George Conference Room 4:00 PM Confessions until 4:45 5:00 PM † Nancy Strem by Paul & Pat Cayer Sun. 8:00 AM † Agnes VanEnkevort by The Doug Gasparick Family 10:00 AM † Ronald Kleiman (A) by The Family Mon. NO MASS St. Vincent de Paul Meeting 7PM ~ Rosary Prayed in Church at 6:40M Tues. 8:00 AM † Bob Robinette by Nancy Robinette& Family 2:30 PM † Evelyn “Babe” Quist by Shirley Wendrick~ Christian Park Village Mass Wed. 8:00 AM † Dan(B) & Harv J.(A) Neubauer by Joe & Rose Potvin Fatima Rosary and Prayers after Mass Faith Formation Classes—K-4th 3-4:30 PM & 5th-12th 7-8:30PM Thurs. 8:00 AM † Frank Gaber by the Scott Kwak Family Timeline Bible Study 6:30 PM ~ St. George Conference Room Fri. 8:00 AM † Wayne Teal by Tom Kleikamp Sat. 1:00 PM Sacrament of Marriage ~ Drake Draze & Kyndra Kleiman 4:00 PM Confessions until 4:45 5:00 PM ProPopulo Sun. 8:00 AM † Tony & Elsie Clark by Jim & Renee Vandermissen 10:00 AM † Owen Johnson by Jan Tolfa 11:00 AM Youth Group Hay Ride/Bower Corn Maze! Grades 6-12 The Chili Challenge! Knights of Columbus versus The SEAS Ladies 11-4PM Our Father…... God our Father, you know our needs before we make our prayer. Have mercy on the weakness of our faith, and care for us who cry out to you, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. This Week’s Readings October 21 October 24 ROM 4:20-25 ROM 6:19-23 Thank You to all of our Bulletin Advertisers (PS) LK 1:69-75 PS 1:1-4, 6 LK 12:13-21 LK 12:49-53 Knights of Columbus October 22 J October 25 October 27 ROM 5:12, 15B ROM 7:18-25A SIR 35:12-14, 16-18 A Catholic, family, fraternal 17-19 20B-21 PS 119:66, 68, 76, PS 34:2-3, 17-19, 23 Service organization, PS 40:7-10, 17 77, 93, 94 2 TM 4:6-8, 16-18 promoting a culture of life. LK 12:35-38 LK 12:54-59 LK 18:9-14 October 23 October 26 For Catholic Men, 18 yrs. and older ROM 6:12-18 ROM 8:1-11 To join, call the parish office or PS 124:1B-8 PS 24:1B-4B, 5-6 LK 12:39-48 LK 13:1-9 Tim Viau @ 906-295-0819 CHOOSE LIFE: In what way can one still assert that all people have dignity while the killing weaker and more innocent people is allowed? The Gospel of Life , 20 REFLECTION: St. John Paul continued: “In the name of what justice is the most unjust of discriminations practiced: some individuals are held to be deserving of defense and others are denied that dignity? When this happens, the process leading to the breakdown of a genuinely human co-existence and the disintegration of the State itself has already begun.” Abortion is not just an “issue.” It deteriorates the very foundations of civilization. PRAYER: Preserve our society, Lord, by freeing it from legal abortion. Amen. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Weekly Calendar st Monday, October 21 ~ St. Vincent de Paul Meeting 7PM~ Rosary Prayed in Church at 6:40M rd Wednesday, October 23 ~ Fatima Rosary and Prayers after 8 AM Mass rd Wednesday, October 23 ~ Faith Formation Classes in Session th Thursday, October 24 ~ Timeline Bible Study 6:30 PM th Saturday, October 26 ~ Sacrament of Marriage 1PM ~ Drake Draze & Kyndra Kleiman Sunday, October 27th ~ Youth Group Hay Ride/Bower Corn Maze 11 AM, right after 10 AM Mass th Sunday, October 27 ~ Chili Challenge! Knights of Columbus versus The SEAS Ladies 11 AM—4PM th 29 Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ A VOCATION VIEW: God will answer the prayers of those who cry out. Ask for men and women to respond to the call to service as priests and religious. (Luke 18:1-8) Sue Binola, Gladys Bittner, Maryann Brayak, Eric Castor, Tina Chase, Cheryl Clifford, Jerry Cappaert, Carol Derocher, Kathy Derocher, Rick DeSalvo, David Diedrick, Terri Fulton, Abe Getzloff, Sue(Smith)Gorzinski, Rocky Guenette, Barbara Jean Hodgins, Jerilyn Houle, Dan Johnson, David Johnson, Patti Johnson, Henry Kleiman, Colleen Knauf, Ev Kleiman, Lily Kwarciany, Bill Labadie, Dan LaFave, Clara Meyers, Gwen Meyers, Sharon Melin, Liz Miller, Betty (McNaughtan)Morris, Sherry Murray McFarlane, Rick Nelson, Tom Neuens, Terry Otradovec, Caz Palmgren, Bonnie Peterson, Janet Pirlot, Cindy Poehlman, Nancy Robinette, Greg Rouse, John Sheski, Jerry Shiverski, Joan Stevenson, John Strahl, Heather Teal , Bill Themel, Kelly Sue Tourangeau, Theresa Tyra, Betty Vandermissen,Katie Correll-Vandermissen, Ted Wandahsega, Ethan Whitney & Pamela Zell. New names will be in BOLD when added to the list! PRAY FOR THOSE IN NURSING HOMES/ASSISTED LIVING: Betty Arvan, Gene Draze, Marie Johnson, Ray Mott & Theresa Nault PRAY FOR OUR SERVICE MEN & WOMEN The following parishioners’ family members are serving Our Nation in the Armed Forces: Paul Cappaert, Josh Chaney, Nick Cox, Tommy Fitzpatrick, John Gendron, Michael Gereau, Dustin Hall, Shawna Johnson, Adam Kleikamp, Alan Luchay, Terry Mercier, Hunter Messersmith, Dave Mott, Jacqueline Mott, Rachel Mott, Travis Mott, Kadin Mustafa, Chelsi Peterson, Adam Rausch, Nicholas Sagataw, Jerry Stinnett, Joshua Strahl, Casey Tighe, Andy Vandermissen, Jordan & Dallas VanEnkevort. Pray for the souls of the 4,815 U.S. & Coalition Troops and the 186,957+ total Iraqi deaths since Mar. ‘03. St. Vincent de Paul A Roomful of Friends Born in France in 1580, St. Vincent was born to peasant farmers, but his father, seeing his potential, Learning about the saints is like walking into a large room full of made sure he received a good education. Vincent strangers. You scan the faces looking for a friendly one who was ordained a priest, and served as chaplain to beckons you over. Find ways to scan the sea of saints looking the countess of Gondi. Seeing the poor were spiritually neglected, he founded the Ladies of Charity and the Sisters for the ones with whom you would like to become friends. of Charity to help. To reform the priesthood, he founded “Since Christ Himself has said, ‘This is my Body’ who shall dare the Lazarites to train priests. to doubt that it is his Body?” (St. Cyril of Jerusalem) He is the patron of charitable institutions. As part of our Faith Formation class, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish will be bringing all 6-8th grade students up to SEE THE SEE. Registration forms and permission slips will be sent home with the students from CCD Class. A gift bag and meals will be provided. The Parish is providing transportation to and from Marquette and paying 1/2 of the ticket price, so that tickets will only be $20 ea. Scholarships are available! 9:30am—6pm EDT W I T N E S S See the See 2019 See the See Saturday Jr. High Nov. 2, 2019 Youth Rally ♬ ♪ ♪♬ ♬♪♪ ♬ ♪ Featuring Connor Flanagan Connor Flanagan is a recording artist know for his authentic stage presence and unique musical presentation. His first full-length album “Close to You” landed in the top ten on the iTunes charts upon it’s release. He is committed to writing music that resonates with the human experience. His storytelling abilities pared with his hip-hop vibe are what set him apart and allow him to connect with people from all walks of life. Mark your calendars for *Cost will be $5 per person Sunday, October 27th! over 12 years of age. The 1st ever *12 years and younger will be a free will donation. Chili/Soup Challenge at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church In addition to Chili and Soup there will also be right after 10 AM Mass! Breads and Desserts! Presented by: Bring your appetite The Knights of Columbus and be ready to versus VOTE for your favorite! The SEAS Ladies Our Father Knows Best *After months of unemployment, Mike was glad to find a job but disappointed that it paid considerably less and had poorer benefits than the old one. *Jen and her husband prayed for a beautiful house in their favorite neighborhood but the financing fell through and they ended up with a smaller house on the other side of town. What happened to the power of prayer? Understand that our way isn’t God’s way. God always listens to our prayers but He doesn’t necessarily answer the way we expect. Yet we know no one is more qualified to lead us than the Creator of the universe. We must trust Him with all our concerns. Don’t set your heart on an outcome. Asking God to double your income may not be reasonable. Instead put your worries in His hands. Know that your Father has your best interest in mind and will find what is right for you. Be open to alternatives. Sometimes taking a different job or buying a less expensive home is the better choice. You may net more personal time and less overall stress. Let scripture speak to you. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, on your own intelligence rely not; In all your ways be mindful of him, and he will make straight your paths” (Proverbs 3:5-6). It’s time to start thinking about our Thanksgiving Food Baskets! Do you know someone who could benefit from receiving a food basket this year? Please Sunday Offering Envelopes contact the Parish Office at Adult’s Offering……...…...$ 3,660.00 906-466-9938 and we will Loose…………………………… 346.00 forward the information to right Children’s Collection…….
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