Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time | June 28, 2020

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MISSION STATEMENT: St. Michael Catholic Community strives to be a welcoming parish where people come together to worship, learn and grow in faith. Through our actions, we demonstrate our beliefs in fellowship, service and generous tithing of time, talent and treasure while empowering people to take a more active role in the mission of the church. We care for one another and receive comfort and support in our own times of need. All are encouraged to participate in the journey to live by Christ’s example and build the kingdom of God by sharing His word with those we meet.

Natalie Harris Ileana Kueber Ashley Richardson Jacob Sand Patrick Briningstool Emporia State University Cameron Schneider Bachelor of Science in Marketing Cameron Stermer Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Jonathon Wilk Joseph Alan Pavone-Chadwick Rochester University Bachelor of Science - Mass Communication: Broadcasting Track

Leah Mannino Michigan State University Masters of Social Work

May God bless you with discomfort at easy answers, half-truths, and superficial relationships, so that you may live deep within your heart. May God bless you with anger at injustice, oppression, and exploitation of people, so that you may work for justice, freedom and peace. May God bless you with tears to shed for those who suffer from pain, so that you may reach out your hand to comfort them and to turn their pain into joy. May God bless you with enough foolishness to believe that you can make a difference in this world, so that you can do what others claim cannot be done. May the Blessing of God, who Creates, Redeems and Sustains, be upon you and all you love and pray for this day, and forevermore. Amen.

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is proud to present our 2020 Graduates Patrick Briningstool Emporia State University

Joseph Alan Pavone-Chadwick Rochester University

3 Natalie Harris Chippewa Valley High School

Ileana Kueber Lake Shore High School

Leah Mannino Michigan State University

4 Ashley Richardson Utica High School

Cameron Schneider Adlai E. Stevenson High School

Jacob Sand Dakota High School

5 Jonathon Wilk Cameron Stermer Chippewa Valley High School Dakota High School

6 As our country prepares for the anniversary of our independence from colonial powers, I cannot help but think about the words of a revered patrioc song “The Bale Hymn of the Republic.” One automacally thinks that a new country needs something to rally behind like a flag and a song. I was surprised to learn that the Naonal Anthem wasn’t wrien during the Revoluonary War, nor was it about the Revoluonary War, but it was about an experience that Francis Sco Key, a non-combatant, had while being caught in the crossfire of the War of 1812. (I guess that is what separates the men from the boys: some write brilliant poems about the brave standoff witnessing “the rockets red glare, bombs bursng in air” while others run for cover. Frankly, if I were the poet, I’m afraid our Naonal Anthem would have been scratched on the wall of a bathroom stall. Not exactly inspiring, but I own it.) Point of fact, many of the patrioc hymns were wrien or made popular a er the event that inspired them. This was certainly the case with “The Bale Hymn of the Republic.” Julia Ward Howe was an abolionist and an acvist during the Civil War. She wrote down the lyrics of the Bale Hymn one sleepless evening in Washington DC’s Willard’s Hotel a er she and her husband watched the Grand Review of the Army at the Potomac at Baily’s Crossing. Inspired by the militarisc grandeur of those willing to fight for others, she thought of the popular Abolionist song of the an-slave hero John Brown, who was executed a er leading a raid on Harper’s Ferry. The song begins John Brown’s body lies a-moldering in the grave,/John Brown’s body lies a-moldering in the grave,/John Brown’s body lies a-moldering in the grave,/But his soul goes marching on. Glory, glory Hallelujah,/Glory, glory Hallelujah/Glory, glory Hallelujah/His soul goes marching on… The next two verses of the song make the connecon between Howe’s experience and the old abolionist song clear. He’s gone to be a soldier in the Army of the Lord,/He’s gone to be a soldier in the Army of the Lord,/He’s gone to be a soldier in the Army of the Lord,/His soul goes marching on… John Brown died that the slave might be free,/John Brown died that the slaves might be free,/John Brown died that the slaves might be free,/His soul goes marching on…. Howe’s poec connecon between the Union and the Confederacy was not an economic struggle nor was it a bale about the state’s right of self-government; rather, the Civil (Connued on page 8)

7 War was a bale of the forces of good against evil. Although not directly describing the cause or the polics of the War, Howe makes only one covert statement affirming the Union’s cause. In the beauty of the lilies Christ was born across the sea,/With a glory in his bosom that transfigures you Fr. Mike Connued from and me:/As he died to make men holy, let us die to page 2 make men free,/While God is marching on… The publisher of Atlanc Monthly paid Howe $5.00 to publish her song. It actually didn’t become popular unl a er the Emancipaon Proclamaon was signed, but it is important to note that Howe’s greatest fan and admirer was none other than Abe Lincoln. When the president first heard it sung in the hall of the House of Representaves on February 2, 1864, Lincoln allegedly jumped out of his seat and shouted to sing the song again, claiming it was “the best I ever heard.” Quite an endorsement. Although we don’t readily connect it with the Abolionist Movement or with the Civil War per se, it holds an honored place in American hearts throughout the land.

Fr. Mike

To all the parishioners and staff at St. Michael CC, we appreciate all the cards, prayers and thoughtfulness you have shown us in our time of sorrow.

God Bless you all, Ted and Karen Kucab

8 Oh my...now I am showing my age again! I bet some of you remember the man in the photo to the le —Paul Harvey. Mr. Harvey was a prey conservave radio news broadcaster, and his style was completely different from our current crop of news people. For more than three decades, from the 1970s to his death in 2009, Harvey would address his millions of listeners six days a week, giving them the backstory to people, things and events both famous and not-so- known. (hps://www.npr.org/2014/10/09/354718833/the-rest-of-the-story-paul-harvey-conservave-talk-radio-pioneer)

I maintain that it’s o en good to know the backstory of people or events. It helps to give us a greater understanding of why things or people are the way they are. For example, I once had a student who rounely fell soundly asleep during morning Mass when I taught at St. Alphonsus. (And no, it wasn’t Fr. Mike’s homilies that sent him into slumber!) Some of the teachers thought the student was being disrespecul and impish and wanted me to exact punishment on him. What they didn’t know was that this student stayed up late most evenings taking care of a terminally ill parent. Maybe I was out of line, but I remember saying to my teacher friends, “I can imagine no beer place to rest than in the presence of God.” I bring all this up because I want you to dig deeper into the “rest of the story” of the Scriptures we hear at Mass. If you search usccb.org you will be able to find links to the Scripture readings for every Mass. Do yourself a favor and grab your Bible and read the enre chapter a parcular reading from Mass comes from. For example, today’s first reading from the Hebrew Scriptures is from II Kings 4.8-11, 14-16a. It’s a great passage that tells how the prophet Elisha rewarded the hospitality of a faithful woman by promising her that she would give birth to a son within a year (it was considered a disgrace to die without giving birth to a son who would carry on the family name.) Great story...now read the rest of it. In a nutshell: the woman doubts Elisha, but sll gives birth to a son. The son falls ill with a headache and dies. She lays the boy on Elisha’s bed and then goes looking for him perhaps thinking, “why would you give me a son and then allow him to die?” Elisha wants to raise the dead child to life by sending his own servant with his staff to lay upon the boy and miraculously heal him. The woman is not having any of this and says, “As the Lord lives and as you yourself live, I will not release you.” So Elijah went back with her. In the end, he prayed over the body, then he lay upon the child on the bed, placing his mouth upon the child’s mouth, his eyes upon the eyes, and his hands upon the hands. As Elisha stretched himself over the child, the boy’s flesh became warm. He arose, paced up and down the room, and then once more stretched himself over him, and the boy sneezed seven mes and opened his eyes. ...And now you know the rest of the story. Use this technique with one of the Scriptures each week, read the footnotes that accompany the passage and in no me you will have learned new things about many of the people in the Bible. This is a good prayer to pray before reading and studying scripture: Give us unity of the spirit and a desire to learn new truths, as we open up Your Word. May we have a willingness to learn from the Great Teacher. May Your Holy Spirit guide us into all truth and expand our understanding of Your Word in a real and living way. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Source: hps://prayer.knowing-jesus.com/Prayers-before-reading-the-Bible

9 Hope your Father’s Day was as good while I am ordained as a “Permanent” as mine was. I took the weekend off Deacon. Bob will be a Deacon for one from St. Michael. We had two of our year and then be in-line for priestly grandchildren (Mason and Emmitt) on ordination, thus the title of Transitional. Saturday for an overnight, and Joy and It’s required that all candidates to the Tony stopped by with Lauren and Ryan priesthood be a Deacon for at least one after dinner. It was fun. We ran and year. I always say it’s so they can see played outside even though it was how the “grunts” live. My ordination to terribly hot and topped off the evening the Permanent Diaconate means that I with me making a fire and letting the am not in training to become a priest, grandchildren roast marshmallows. We but will stay a Deacon permanently. We all OD’d on the s’mores, but hey, I’ll take are all so proud of Bob. He’s worked that any day. Both Arlene and I were hard to attain his current station. I’m glad the kids had to be in bed by 9:30 sure you all remember him as he and we didn’t last much longer. On participated in the Lector/Commentator/ Sunday morning it was homemade EM Captain ministry as well as assisting pancakes and pork sausage. Opa ate in the RCIA and many other way too much once again but hey, it commissions and committees here at St was Father’s Day and what a way to Michael. He will be ordained a priest in start the day! Later on we piled the about a year and will be assigned to a grandchildren in the car and all went parish in the Archdiocese of Detroit. It over to my son Eric and his wife will be a crucial time not only for Bob Jackie’s house as they were hosting but for the AOD as we will be assigned Father’s Day (oh…and we had to return into families of 3 to 6 parishes and the their kids!) The culinary spread exact roles and responsibilities of included spare ribs, lamb chops and all Priests, Deacons, and parish staff is still sorts of special dishes that each family under consideration by a committee that brought. The day just got better and reports directly to the Archbishop. Rest better. I am a blessed man to have assured, St. Michael Catholic Community will still be here, but undoubtedly there will be some differences from what we are used to. With all the things going on in our country and the world right now – the demonstrations, Covid-19, the economy such a wonderful family, starting with trying to get back on track, and a my wife right on down to the presidential election looming in just 5 grandchildren. I hope and pray that we months, do you feel overwhelmed and all stay healthy and already I am looking mixed up? Welcome to the club. forward to the next family gathering and, About all I can say is I’m reading as of course, overnights with the much as I can on all these situations grandchildren. (trying to ferret out all the partisan static Today we celebrate the ordination of – not easy), not paying that much Bob Voiland, one of St. Michael’s attention to the TV or cable news shows favorite sons to the Diaconate. He is (too much sensationalism and skewed ordained as a “Transitional” Deacon (Connued on page 11)

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reporting) and really judging everything I see in my heart and brain. I have been doing a lot of praying for guidance and understanding and to be honest, it seems to be working, makes a big difference. If you ask God to help, He will. Pray. Pray for understanding and pray that the demonstrations remain non-violent and bring about positive measures that all can accept; pray that Covid-19 doesn’t make a comeback; pray that the economy does recover; and keep praying. While the demonstrations and Covid-19 are the main topics, our previous problems have not disappeared. We are still without an equitable and fair immigration policy, we are still trying to come to grips with North Korea and now China. We seem to have more issues than solutions right now, but I have faith in America. We will get through all of this and, in my opinion, will be a stronger, more equitable, and fair society. My prayers continue for our country and I ask all of you to do the same as we prepare to celebrate the birth of our great country next weekend on the 4th of July. I firmly believe with all my heart that with all our distractions and problems, America is still the greatest country in the world; I wouldn’t want to live or raise my family anywhere else.

God Bless, Deacon Franz

St. Michael’s Circle of Support for Strangers No Longer will be holding a virtual meeting on Tuesday, July 14th at 7:00 pm. We will be discussing the June educational webinars, the drivers license initiative in Michigan, and up- coming events. All are welcome. If you are new to Strangers No Longer and would like to attend on July 14th, please email Julie Watanabe at [email protected] to get the passcode information for the meeting.

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2020 MCREST Bottle & Can Drive

Bring your bottles & cans to the St. Michael Parking Lot

This weekend, June 27 & 28

Whether you plan to attend Mass or not, please consider donating the bottles and cans you have collected during the quarantine!

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Don Harris at 586-322-8261.

Due to space constraints, we can no longer accept plasc grocery bags for Mats for the Homeless at this me. We will advise when we will resume this wonderful program.

Thank you for your connued support. 12 Thursday, July 2 7:00pm

Friday, July 3 Saturday, June 27 9:30am

4:30pm Adelina Solitro-Steinman Birthday Saturday, July 4 Remembrance requested by family 4:30pm Greg Bruen requested by family Sunday, June 28 Helen McGarry requested by family Josephine Manzo requested by son and family 8:00am Linda and Sophia Popa requested by Pat McElmeel requested by a friend Norman Popa Loretta Richie requested by Linda and Paul Sunday, July 5

Barbara Jean Quell requested by Thomas 9:45am John Boutorwick requested by family 8:00am Quell Special Intentions of St. Michael Parishioners Alberta and James Patterson requested by Jack Patterson and family 11:30am Carole Dudzinski Edwards Birthday Marjorie Finn requested by Jack Patterson and Remembrance requested by family family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiseo requested by the Valente Family Monday, June 29 Linda and Sophia Popa requested by Norman 9:30am Popa Cass Gorski requested by Linda and Paul

Tuesday, June 30 9:45am 9:30am Gasper Paratore 62nd Anniversary requested by daughter 11:30am Mildred Albrecht requested by daughter, Mary Ann Wednesday, July 1 Charlotte Youngblood requested by husband 9:30am Brian Hall requested by wife, Pat Jack and children Gary Joseph Mulville requested by wife, Gai

Rest in Peace We extend our prayers and sympathy to the families of

Stephano Cicchitti Carrie Kulasa Pat Wilcox Randy O’Neal Elsie Denys Ester Beaudette Robert Bray Bob Jansen Raymond Kline Denise Cornell Jerry Kosky Cyndi Malow John Stampor Madeline Provenzano Email the Parish Office at [email protected] to add or remove a name from the Prayer List. Names will remain on the list for 4 weeks.

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