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St. Valentine Church Heartline St. Valentine Church Heartline Mission Statement: Guided by the Holy Spirit, we strive to live and share the Good News of Jesus Christ so that all may come to know God. As a Catholic Church and School Community we welcome, serve, teach, learn, reconcile and provide comfort and hope in the spirit of St Valentine. 2nd Sunday of Advent December 8, 2019 “Clear the Path” Page 2 St. Valentine Heartline December 8, 2019 et us pray for those who Readings for the week of Liturgy Schedule are ill and have asked for December 8, 2019 L Sunday: Is 11:1-10/ Ps 72:1- our prayer: 2, 7-8, 12-13, 19 [cf. Mass Intentions George Zalewski Crane, Sr. 7]/Rom 15:4-9/Mt Tim Holme Jim Dwyer 3:1-12 Monday—December 9 The Judi Marshall Norman Savard Monday: Gn 3:9-15, 20/Ps Immaculate Conception of the Josiah Wardrop Pat Bachman 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 Blessed Virgin Mary Kathleen Keefe Harriet Sielski [1]/Eph 1:3-6, 11-12/ 8:30 a.m. Mass in Chapel Joyce Kelly Ken Sielski Lk 1:26-38 Bridget Brennan Shirley Tuesday: Is 40:1-11/Ps 96:1- Allen Thomas req. by Len 2, 3 and 10ac, 11- Hunter Hurley Zimmerman Kaitlin Klaus Kevin Dewan 12, 13/Mt 18:12-14 Tuesday— December 10 Wednesday: Is 40:25-31/Ps 103:1 Advent Weekday Dan Jenkins Mike Whalen Marcia Favor Sonya Kingsley -2, 3-4, 8 and 10/Mt 8:30 a.m. Mass in Chapel Rachel Silva Gay Krerth 11:28-30 All living and deceased Jesus Silva Colleen Devine Thursday: Jgs 13:2-7, 24-25a/ members of St. Valentine Tony Janisse Clara Macek Ps 71:3-4a, 5-6ab, Parish Victoria Linda Pattenaude 16-17 [cf. 8]/Lk 1:5- Wednesday—December 11 Stephenson Molly Watters 25 Advent Weekday St. Damasus Joe Stephenson Diane Whitty Friday: Is 48:17-19/Ps 1:1- Joseph Tomilson Betty Smith 2, 3, 4 and 6/Mt I, Pope 11:16-19 No Mass at St. Valentine, Dave DeMarco Autumn Kathy Myers Pattenaude Saturday: Sir 48:1-4, 9-11/Ps please worship at another 80:2ac and 3b, 15- parish. Thomas Donna Kern McCracken Francis Flanagan 16, 18-19/Mt 17:9a, Thursday— December 12 Our Caroline Donna Kern 10-13 Lady of Guadalupe Fastenau Janice Ross Next Sunday: Is 35:1-6a, 10/ Ps For all women who are Tom Carol Sneary 146:6-7, 8-9, 9-10 expecting Sandomierski Eddie Marnon [Is 35:4]/Jas 5:7-10/ Friday—December 13 St. Cody Reed Maggie Perkins Mt 11:2-11 Lucy, virgin and Martyr John Dillon Patty Tobey 8:15 a.m. Mass in Church Joey Pasek Loretta Kemp November 24, 2019 For the children of St. Valentine Josh Woodward Ryan Peterman Budgeted Amount $ 6,500.00 Parish Kenneth Eaves Barb Burgess Amount Collected $ 5,736.97 Saturday—December 14 St. Kerry Tassone Msgr. Timothy $ ( 763.03) Melissa Tassone Hogan John of the Cross, Priest and Second Collection for Joe Biber Kevin Tunison Catholic Charities $ 913.03 Doctor of the Church Louis Jedlick James Nielsen Heating $ 20.00 5:00 p.m. Stephen Tanner Wertz John & Stella Guziatek, Frank & Needy $ 1.00 Retirement for Rel. $ 30.00 Josephine Lumetta, Leo & Betty Prayer List Announcement Price, Walter Ustes, Richard If you would like your name or that School $ 25.00 Rydzewski, Patrick & Mary of a loved one on our prayer list, December 1, 2019 Doherty, the healing of Patricia please call the parish office at 313- Budgeted Amount $ 6,500.00 & Darrell Kangas, Linda, 532-4394. Thank you. Amount Collected $ 6,551.25 Maryann & Viola Ustes, and all $ 51.25 living and deceased members of We offer our deepest sympathy to Second Collection The Guziatek and Makowski the family and friends of Marie For the School $ 597.75 Families, all priests & religious Collins and to Michael Mc Comb All Saints $ 25.00 req. by Georgiana Rydzewski upon the death of his father, George. Catholic Charities Sunday—December 15 Third May all the souls of the faithful de- Of S.E. MI $ 55.00 Sunday of Advent parted through the mercy of God, Christmas $ 7.00 9:00 a.m. Margaret M. rest in peace. Heating $ 70.00 Schenden Ashburn req. by Immac. Conception $ 35.00 Family 12 noon Mary Tobin req. by Little Blue Books $ 64.00 Katie McEvoy Needy $ 10.00 Bill Zimmerman req. by Family Retirement For Rel. $ 487.00 December 8, 2019 St. Valentine Heartline Page 3 Mass Time & Sacristan Lector Servers Eucharist Coming Up This Week Date Ministers Monday, December 9th Saturday, Janet Muliett Luke Jachman Alex Carpenter Joe Brehm Worship Commission, Parish Office December 14 Tom Sesko Axel Barajas Maureen Estermyer Meeting Room – 6:30 pm 5:00 p.m. Mary Courtney th Suzanne Mote Tuesday, December 10 Kim Bickley Golden Years, School Meeting Room – 12:15 pm Sunday, December 15 Kathy Petlewski Matthew Dominick Anna Ryan Joan Ricotta St. Vincent de Paul Conference 9:00 a.m. Jeff Clark Kendall Carter Bonnie Danic Meeting, Parish Office Meeting Emily Olesky John Danic Frank Zbikowski Room - 7:00 pm Jim Soter Wednesday, December 11th Patty Soter Mary Wilson Reconciliation Service, Church – 7:00 pm th Sunday, December 15 Ozzy Nelson-Pawlik Fred Foster Pablo Foster Natalia Foster Thursday, December 12 12 noon Keith Vega Charley Nelson-Pawlik Ann Brighton Prayer Group, Church – 7:30 am Frankie Nelson-Pawlik Brian Humphry Vince Schenden School Play, “Frozen”, Gym – 7:00 Patty Williamson pm Volunteer needed RCIA, Parish Office Meeting Room – Saturday, Rosie Gonzales Tom Sesko Adam Yaris Ann Berini 7:00 pm December 21 Elaine Kramer Volunteers needed Tony Silva Practice, Choir, Church – 7:30 pm 5:00 p.m. Patricia Lewis th Suzanne Lewis Friday, December 13 Kim Bickley School Play, “Frozen”, Gym – 7:00 pm Sunday, Michael Stack Janet Doody Ashleigh Betzler Julie Witkowski th December 22 Briana Betzler Jax Baehr Carol Dillon Saturday, December 14 9:00 a.m. Cadie Baehr Michael Burden Christmas Holiday Dinner/Walk, Abby Sitarski Juanita Benard Gym – 4:00 pm Ted Kozlowski Confessions, Church – 3:30 pm – Meg Venn 4:15 pm Sunday, Zemina Treglowne Millie Rodolosi Emma Klein Patty Williamson 5:00 pm Mass December 22 Alan Pawlik Henry Espanola Kaitlin Murray Sunday, December 15th 12 noon Joey Pfeifer Michelle Prowse rd Ann Brighton 3 Sunday of Advent Volunteers needed 9:00 am Mass and 12:00 noon Mass Video Series, Parish Office Meeting Room – 10:15 am School Play, “Frozen”, Gym – 3:00 Attention All Ushers pm Advent Evening Prayer, Chapel – 5:00 Usher Schedule pm December Month14 & 15 Frank Flores5:00 p.m. Frank Tislerics9:00 a.m. Mike Nowak12:00 noon John Black Bryan Davis Mary Ann Ziginow Vocation Chalice Beth Jachman David Nedeau John Murzin Sam Barbario December 8 Bob & Linda Rybka Neil Martinuzzi Terry Galloway January 5 Isabella Hainley and Family December 21 & 22 Ken Berini Gene Wozniak Eileen MacDonell Tom Alexander Vince Schenden Tony Janisse Maureen Polania Jamie Olesky Patrick Jeffries Al Betzler Ron Klassa Mike Valla Golden Years Come join the Golden Years Club for cards, coffee and conversation on Tuesday’s at 12:15 p.m. in the School Meeting Room. Please join us! Page 4 St. Valentine Heartline December 8, 2019 Penance Service A Christmas Our yearly Advent Gift Penance Service To Your this year will take Parish p l a c e o n Soon we are going to enter into the th December 11 at St. Valentine Advent Season and then Christmas, Church. This service will begin at From Faith Formation as usual I have to remind 7.00 p.m. with a little preparation parishioners to remember St. Have a peaceful Advent followed by individual confession. Valentine Parish as you go around Besides Fr. Kishore and myself Do you wish for an idyllic family shopping, buying gifts for your family there will be Fr. Alex Steinmiller and Christmas complete with joyful and friends. Fr. Pat Brennan from St. Paul of the music, grateful children, and tinsel- Every Christmas the Archdiocese Cross, and Fr. Athanasius FHS covered tree? For many parents, the gives all parishes a special (Franciscan Friars of the Holy weeks of Advent before Christmas exemption from the 7% diocese Spirit). We invite and encourage you mean weeks spent shopping, assessment for the Christmas to join us in the celebration of the wrapping, and spending, and are collection, so your Christmas Sacrament of Reconciliation in wrought with family tensions, contribution stays right here. So far preparation for Christmas. Let us obligations, and overly excited we have been doing pretty good, then make a good confession and children. Try these steps to keep besides paying off our current bills "Clear the Path" for the coming of your sanity and your Savior in your we are also chipping off little by little Jesus. family’s observance of Advent and the parish debt. It has come down to Christmas: less than $300,000. What a blessing! Be realistic. It isn’t the goal of the Its all because of your generosity. season to make everyone happy. If Thanks to each one of you who has you don’t overspend and over extend Advent Sunday St. Valentine Parish in your mind and before Christmas, you’ll be in a Evening Prayer heart every time. We are a strong community let us continue to be better frame of mind when it arrives. During the Advent stronger. May God Bless us all in Tie gifts with heartstrings.
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