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Call 482-0212 - by Joe & Anne Lett Leave a Message If Necessary and Your Call Will Be St. Ignatius Loyola Church Houghton May 31, 2020 Holy Family Church South Range St. Ignatius Mass Intentions Please remember we will be practicing Social Distancing and ask if you have questions. Remember to wear a mask and bring hand sanitizer. Welcome back, we sure did miss you! SATURDAY, May 30 10:00 AM Drive up Confessions North Entrance 3:30 PM Praying the Rosary 4:00 PM Michael Shiroda by Lisa, Roberta & Frank Yoerg SUNDAY, May 31 9:30 AM Dominic Feira by Bob Soumis SUNDAY, MAY 31 ~ RCIA Special Mass 2:00 PM RCIA Students & their Families by Parishioners of St. Ignatius & Holy Family MONDAY, June 1 NO MASS TUESDAY, June 2 5:00 PM Alec Fisher by Daughters of Italy WEDNESDAY, June 3 9:00 AM Josephine Eakin oOffice Information by Jennifer & John Norkol THURSDAY, June 4 9:00 AM Irma & Jerome Soumis Mail Address (both parishes)...305 Portage St., Houghton, MI 49931 by their children Phone …………………………………………………….482-0212 FRIDAY, June 5 Fax………………………………………………………..482-8110 9:00 AM Joe Sylvester E-Mail for both parishes………[email protected] by Pat & Jerry Ovist Pastor: Fr. John Martignon………………………………..482-0212 SATURDAY, June 6 Deacon: Dave Talford…………………………………....523-7088 10:00 AM Drive up Confessions North Entrance Administrative Assistant & Bookkeeper: Annette Butina.. 3:30 PM Praying the Rosary ...………….………[email protected] Bulletin Editor: Euel [email protected] 4:00 PM Roland Antila by Joan Antila Bulletin Deadline is 12:00 Noon on Tuesday SUNDAY, June 7 9:30 AM James T. Healy ST. IGNATIUS PARISH TEAM by Pat & Jerry Ovist Parish Pastoral Council President: Steve Wright…..…989-390-1970 Finance Council President: Darrell Guitar….……………..370-4545 Vice President: Dave Caspary…………………………….370-1423 Holy Family Mass Intentions Faith Formation Director: Annette Butina……....................482-0212 [email protected] Please remember to wear a mask & practice Social Distancing! Choir Director: Tina Ozanich……………………………. 370-1580 Knights of Columbus: Steve Macke..………….................. 369-2233 SUNDAY, May 31 11:00 AM Bill Stimac HOLY FAMILY PARISH TEAM by Helen, Randy, Mark & Bill Jr. Finance Council President: Tom Burns..……………….…. 523-6011 THURSDAY, June 4 Parish Pastoral Council President: Steve Wright..…..…989-390-1970 5:00 PM Confessions 5:30 PM Frank Perfetti by Keith & Debbie Blom SUNDAY, June 7 Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM 11:00 AM Sue Morgan For emergencies: Call 482-0212 - by Joe & Anne Lett leave a message if necessary and your call will be returned as soon as possible. Page 2 ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA PARISH LIFE Nursing Home Eucharistic Ministers Ministry Saturday, June 6 Sunday, June 7 SUSPENDED until further notice! Cantor NONE Dave Fehringer PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SHUT INS Eucharistic Father John Father John Ministers Deacon Dave Deacon Dave Portage Pointe Canal View HCMCF Cross Bearer NONE NONE Lectors Mark Hoffman John Farquhar St. Ignatius Sanctuary Lamp Musician Joan Antila Kathy Caspary May 31 - June 6 Door Vol. Safety for the workers Many needed if you are at church go to the back to help. constructing our building Ushers Guy Longhini Michael LaCourt Don VanUum John Botto Come reflect & meditate with the Blessed Sacrament Holy Hour St. Ignatius - Main Church Friday from 4:00 - 5:00 PM Birthday wishes and prayers are being sent to the following St. Ignatius parishioners who have birthdays this coming week. St. Ignatius Parish Offerings via Mail May 1- Jillian Butvilas Sunday…….…….…….………………………………$ 3,322.00 May 2 - Elisabeth Dennis, Mike LaCourt, Hannah Bershing Children…….……….…………...…………...……….$ 00.00 May 3 - Jill Auger, Mary Becia, Lincoln Klein, Brian Ross, Loose………....………….……………….……...…….$ 105.00 Mark Nolan, Jason VanKleeck Total….………………………...………….….……….$ 3,427.00 May 5 - Richard Crane, Priest Retirement.….………………….…….…………$ 160.00 May 6 - Ken Klein, Alice Slusarzyk May 7 - Amy Moyle, Matt Meyer Other Income May 8 - Keith Abramson, Naomi Woodruff, Anne Lett May 10 - Theresa Bowler Votives………………………………………….…......$ 59.09 May 11 - Bruce Rukkila, Ann Humes, Ashely Laitinen Snow……..………………………………….………...$ 90.00 May 12 - Ron Antila, Dave Strong, Hannah Jackman Maintenance………………………………………….$ 50.00 Nora Polkinghorne Coffee Social………………………………………….$ 00.00 May 14 - Jennifer Pera, Tracy Voet Flowers……..…………………………………….…...$ 00.00 May 15 - William Bershing, Jack Borree, Christy Perreault Total………….…….….….………..……….….......….$ 199.09 Daisy Zawada May 16 - Erin Bustos, Mike Butvilas, Lynnaya Carlson, Thank you for your continued support during COVID19! Richard Pachmayer May 17 - Matt Manderfield May 18 - Monica Healy-Maki, Aimee Romps, Sally VanKleeck Spring Burials May 19 - Arthur Gullstrand, Leo Zawada, William Schuett Could you please pray for all these families as they May 20 - Colleen Toorongian, Any Stier bring their loved ones to their final place of rest. May 21 - Dave Heckel, Fred Zenner, Ferdie Peterlin, Gerald Stachowiak May 22 - Hannah Bershing, Ryan DeForge, Cheryl Faller Forest Hill Cemetery - Houghton May 23 - Bailey Borree, Annika Foltz, Donna Karry-Maki, Friday, May 29, 2020 Anne Wellman Joe Kirkish, Layne Massaway Friday, June 5, 2020 Josephine Eakin May 24 - Andy Moyle, Mary Warrick Maple Grove Cemetery - Greenland May 25 - Bennett Bustos, Doug Woodruff, Susan Tomasi Saturday, June 6, 2020 May 26 - Delores Auger, Iley Bustos, Gaborik Carlson Joyce Penegor May 27 - Quinn Donnelly, Joe Rossi, Russ Stein, Gerard Meyer Joe Lentowich, Tyler Sayen, Caroline Penny Lakeview Cemetery - Hancock May 28 - Teresa Braun, Jim Desrochers, William Petrelius, Saturday, June 13, 2020 Robert Zimmerman Rita Wiitanen, Dylan Primeau Rudyard Cemetery - Rudyard May 29 - Patrick Donnelly, Paula Zenner Thursday, June 4, 2020 Msgr. Timothy Desrochers May 30 - Garret Momenee, Billy VanKleeck May 31 - Rowan Fredin, Gerald Vairo If we miss your birthday, please call the parish office so we can update our census records. HOLY FAMILY PARISH LIFE Page 3 Ministry Schedule - Sunday, June 7 Eucharistic Father John Birthday wishes and prayers are being sent to the following Holy Ministers Deacon Dave Family parishioners who have birthdays this coming week May 1- Tanya Maki Lector Darlene Saari May 2 - Micaela Geborkoff Musicians Dave Bezotte & Stephen Wright May 3 - David Archambeau May 5 - Ruth Katalin Cross Bearer Deacon Dave Talford May 7 - Duane Pangrazzi May 9 - Carl Domitrovich Ushers Richard McMonagle & Don Verran May 10 - Kim Harris May 13 - Tony Datto NO Funeral Coordinators at this time May 16 - Braden Harry May 18 - Aedan McDowell Please consider using your time and talent by May 19 - Christian Maki becoming a minister. May 21 - Sally Michaelson May 23 - Myla Wright May 24 - Ken Cline May 26 - Anthony Harris May 27 - Marti Rashleigh Spring Adult Education Course May 29 - Jennifer Burkman “James” - Pearls For Wise Living If we miss your birthday, please call the parish office so we can update our census records. Due to the Covid-19 virus the bible study clas- ses will be put on hold until further notice. Once the virus is under control classes will resume in the fall. Thank you for your pa- tience and understanding. Please Save your Econo Slips Holy Family Parish Offering via Mail The “We Share Program” is still going Sunday……………….………………….…..….…....$ 1,361.00 strong at Econo Foods. This program is very Children……………………………....……….….….$ 00.00 Loose…………...………………………………....….$ 15.00 beneficial to us. All we have to do is save all Total…………………………………………………$ 1,376.00 receipts and drop them when you come to Priest Retirement...…………………………….……$ 115.00 church. Fuel & Heat...……...………………………….……...$ 65.00 Improvement………………………….……………..$ 10.00 There are two separate boxes for the slips in Votives.……………….……………….…….……..…$ 19.41 the office, one for St. Ignatius and one for Ho- Total ….………..…..…………………….…………...$ 94.41 ly Family. Bundle slips in an envelope and mark the church of choice. Once the subtotals are tallied, Econo Foods will pay 1% of that Sacramental Information total. Baptism Arrangements can be made by contacting the pastor. Please Holy Families box located near the con- request an appointment for both parents. Candidates outside the fessional on the counter parish must have written permission from their pastor. Anointing of the Sick This sacrament should be requested for anyone suffering from St. Ignatius collection box located in the illness or the debilitating effects of age and before surgery. back in the vestibule. Marriage Initial pastoral assessment is required before the wedding date is set. Minimum pre-nuptial period is six months. Thank you for keeping them for us! What a Reconciliation great way to give back to our parishes. Holy Family - Wednesday and Thursday 5:00 PM St. Ignatius - Saturday 10:00 AM - Any time by appointment. Page 4 PARISH AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES What’s coming next. Sun., May 31 RCIA - Special Mass St. Ignatius Church - 2:00 PM Sun., June 28 First Communion - 2:00 PM Holy Family & St. Ignatius Students at St. Ignatius Parish Fr. GlEN WEBER COUNCIL 13115 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ~~~~~ Upcoming Events Knights Meeting - Monday, June 1, 2020 St. Ignatius Parish Hall (tentatively) Knights Rosary - Sunday, June 28, 2020 St. Ignatius 9:00 AM ~ Holy Family 10:30 AM Faith Formation’s Helping Hands for Rylan Knights Meeting - Monday, June 29, 2020 Students, parents and families of St. Ignatius and Holy Family, St. Ignatius Parish Hall Rylan Gibson is surrounded by love with all the helping hands that were made for him as
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