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D IO CE S EofSacred Heart Church110 W. Jewell St., P.O. Box 99Munising, MichiganM AR Q U ET T ESACRED HEART PARISH Rev. Michael Ocran Pastor Tom Moseley Deacon Cindy Ryan Secretary/Bookkeeper Barbara Hermann Faith Formation Coordinator Terry Morrissey Maintenance St. Therese MissionAuTrain, Michigan PARISH TELEPHONES Rectory 387 4900 Religious Ed./LaMothe Hall 387 4901 St. Vincent de Paul 387 3496/4470 Care Clinic/Pregnancy Resource Center 906 228 2273 Prayer Line 387 3225/202 1086 Parish Office Hours Monday Friday 9:00 am 4:00 pm Closed Weekends E Mail Fr. Mike kwekuocran@gmail.com E Mail Deacon Tom twmoseley56@gmail.com E Mail Cindy Ryan bullofc@shofjmunising.com E Mail Barbara Hermann bhermann@shofjmunising.com Website: www.sacredheartmunising.org WEEKEND MASSES SATURDAY 4:00 pm SUNDAY 11:30 am CONFESSIONS FRIDAY 11:00 am NOON SATURDAY 2:30 pm 3:30 pm ADORATION TUESDAY 9:00 am 6:00 pm ST. THERESE CATHOLIC MISSION Rev. Michael Ocran Pastor Michelle Coleman Faith Formation Parish Telephone (906) 387 4900 Weekend Mass Sunday 1:00 pm Confessions Sunday following Mass OCTOBER 24, 2021 THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
WELCOME TO SACRED HEART PARISH & ST. THERESE MISSION PAGE 2Liturgies for the Week OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 3130th Sunday in Ordinary TimeSun11:30 amMonTue8:00 amWed 12:10 pmThu8:00 amFri12:10 pmDavid & Dorothy Beauchine - Mike, Laurie,and Bob BeauchineNO MassMaryrene Truckey - Therese PalomakiLloyd and Lucille ArtibeeEugene DottFr. Raymond Moncher - Sacred Heart ParishSatSunHenry St. Amour - Eileen and FamilyScott and Skylar Ouellette - Mom and Dad31st Sunday in Ordinary Time4:00 pm11:30 amSt. Therese Mission - Au Train1:00 pmPRO POPULOSun1:00 pmPRO POPULO31st Sunday in Ordinary TimeThis Week’s Calendar SACRED HEART PARISHOctober 25 - October 31TueWedThuFriSatSunPray the RosaryAdorationBenedictionPray the RosaryPray the RosaryConfessionsPray the RosaryConfessionsPray the RosaryPray the urchChurchChurch7:30 am9 am - 6 pm6 pm11:30 am7:30 am11 am - Noon11:30 pm2:30 - 3:30 pm3:30 pm11:00 amChurch HallFollowing MassST. THERESE MISSIONOctober 25 - October 31SunConfessions4:00 O’ClockSACRED HEART11:30 A.M.UshersUshersD.J. RaicaJohn CarrRomaldo NevarezBob BeauchineDavid MartinPhillip MartinWayne DauseyPaul NaybackCommunion MinistersCommunion MinistersDianna PrayLectorTom FerzaccaLectorDon PrayJoe WallaceAltar ServersMike BeauchineMary KorpelaTrina CarrAltar ServersAlexandra GossDanny GossCindy MoseleySt. Therese’s - Au Train - Sunday 1:00 pmLector - Nancy Barnes Altar Server - Wyatt KulikCommunion Minister - John Bayer30th Sunday in Ordinary TimeSunSACRED HEARTAdvertiser of the WeekSTATE FARM INSURANCEKara Applekamp, agent906-228-6645PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS!L T L Inspiration for the week“To fall in love with God is the greatest romance; to seekHim the greatest adventure; to find Him the greatest humanachievement.” These words of St. Augustine are timeless.Every human being would certainly profit with wisdom ifthey realized Who calls them and to Whom they belong.There is only one way to satisfy the deepest longing of thehuman heart and that is in relationship with our Creator.When we seek God with true sincerity of heart and Godpasses us along our way, we will cry out, “Jesus, Son ofDavid, have pity on me!” We will instinctively know that it isonly our Divine Master who can restore our sight and healus. The blind man fell in love with Jesus, embarked upon thislife-saving adventure to reach him and achieved a goalmany have only remotely thought possible. This is mercy inaction. No matter how far we stray or how blind we becomeGod patiently waits to console us, guide us, and heal us. Allwe need to do is desire Him with all our heart.Stewardship Stewardship is what we do after we say “WE BELIEVE!” Our monetary response last week 6,091.75 Adults 5,033.00 Visitors 435.00 Fuel 290.00 Parish Improvement 265.00 Votive 68.75 St. Theresa’s - AuTrain . 285.00Adults 165.00 Visitors 10.00 Fuel 110.00 . Sacred Heart of Jesus Munising
OCTOBER 24, 2021 THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 3Happenings In Our Parish Jesus said to him in reply, “What doyou want me to do for you?” Theblind man replied to him, “Master, Iwant to see.” Jesus told him, “Goyour way; your faith has saved you.”Immediately he received his sight andfollowed him on the way. ²Mk 10:51 52 ************Our annual Bazaar this year will heldon Saturday, November 6th. As in thepast we ask that you remember us asyou are doing your various homemadecanning, crafts, etc. that you wouldconsider donating some to our Bazaar.If you have any questions or for more information pleasecontact Donna Lasak at 387-3199. Thank you!!Sacred Heart Guild will be raffling off abeautiful Quilted Christmas Tree Skirt and twomatching pillows made by Mary Lou Brandly.Tickets are available from Circle Members,Mary Lou or call Donna Lasak at 387-3199. Cost of thetickets is 1.00 each or 6/ 5.00. Drawing is December 19th.WORDS OF WISDOM FROM BISHOP FREDERIC BARAGA“If God takes anything from you, be convinced that youdo not need it anymore. What God does, is well done.”MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER WEEKENDIt’s FOURTH & GOAL married couples! Huddle with yourspouse to score a memorable weekend together as youtackle topics to explore your feelings and enhancecommunication skills. Go for a touchdown and score theextra point as you discover together “how your goodmarriage can be even better” or discover “new pathways toget your marriage back on track.”Team up with Green Bay Marriage Encounter onNovember 6 & 7, 2021 in Green Bay at the Quad-ParishFaith Formation Center for an enriching weekend experienceyou will treasure for a lifetime. Call 920-809-3406 or visitwww.gbme.org for more information or to register. Time isrunning out, so register by October 29th for the Novemberevent. But the season isn’t over, the GBME team will be backin play again in March 2022.************Aquinas College welcomes any high school students andfamilies to our Fall Open Houses on Saturday,November 13th. Choose your own path throughsessions throughout the day as you get the inside scoopon academics, athletics, service learning, study abroadand more! Details and registration information can befound at: aquinas.edu/openhouse.En Theos I have a friend who receives communion, but who I knowfor a fact is in a state of mortal sin. Should I tell our priest?Is it my responsibility to say something?While we may always want to do what is best for ourfriends and family members, we have a responsibility torespect their privacy and their conscience. In its reflectionson the Eighth Commandment (“You shall not bear falsewitness against your neighbor”), the Catechism of theCatholic Church states, “Respect for the reputation ofpersons forbids every attitude and word likely to causethem unjust injury. [One] becomes guilt: -of rash judgmentwho, even tacitly, assumes as true, without sufficientfoundation, the moral fault of a neighbor; -of detractionwho, without objectively valid reason, discloses another’sfaults and failings to persons who do not know them; ofcalumny who, by remarks contrary to the truth, harms thereputation of others and gives occasion for falsejudgments concerning them” (no. 2477).We will never truly know what is in a person’s mind, heart,and soul; only God knows those things. We should, ofcourse, take our concerns to God and entrust the personabout whom we are concerned to God’s grace and mercy.If we have concerns about the spiritual wellbeing ofsomeone with whom we are close, we should go to theperson themselves and talk about our fears and concerns.Unless it is a case of abuse or endangerment (which wehave a moral and even legal responsibility to report tothe appropriate authorities), we ultimately do not have thefreedom to share another’s persons faults or sins, howevergood we think our intentions might be.WISE MEN’S RETREAT DECEMBER 3-5, 2021Fortune Lake Bible Camp (Crystal Falls)The theme of the retreat will be “Back to the Basics: The BigThree: Regular Confession, Sunday Mass, Daily Prayer,illustrated with examples from the lives of the Saints.” Costwill be 150.00 payable to St. Albert the Great UniversityParish.Registration: Friday, November 5thGarden Area Community BuildingALL PAPER CARDSDon’t forget to bring your daubersDoors open at 5:30 p.m.Bingo begins at 7:00 p.m.Food & Refreshments availableSponsored by St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
PAGE 4BPAGE 4AReadings FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 24, y:Saturday:Next Sunday:Jer 31:7-9; Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3];Heb 5:1-6; Mk 10:46-52Rom 8:12-17; Ps 68:2 and 4, 6-7ab,20-21 [21a]; Lk 13:10-17Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126:1b-2ab, 2cd-3,4-5, 6 [3a]; Lk 13:18-21Rom 8:26-30; Ps 13:4-5, 6 [6a];Lk 13:22-30Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5a];Lk 6:12-16Rom 9:1-5; Ps 147:12-13, 14-15,19-20; Lk 14:1-6Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29;Ps 94:12-13a, 14-15, 17-18 [14a];Lk 14:1, 7-11Dt 6:2-6; Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51 [2];Heb 7:23-28; Mk 12:28b-34SPIRIT LIFTERS October 24 Mary is the heart of the church. This iswhy all works of charity spring from her. It is wellknown that the heart has two movements: systoleand diastole. Thus Mary is always performing thesetwo movements: absorbing grace from her most holySon, and pouring it forth on sinners. ³St. Anthony Mary Claret October 25 We can never sufficiently recommendthe saying of the rosary, not simply with the lips butwith the attention of the soul to the divine truths,with a heart filled with love and gratitude. ³Blessed John XXIII October 26 As the mother knows the needs betterthan the babe, so the Blessed Mother understandsour cries and worries and knows them better thanwe know ourselves. As the baby needs the doctor, sothe Blessed Mother knows we need her divine Son. ³Archbishop Fulton Sheen October 27 Behold the handmaid of the Lord. Beit done to me as you say. It is as if she were saying: Iam a painter’s canvas; let the almighty painter drawas he wishes and do as he pleases. ³Blessed Alfonso De Orozco October 28 Because of Mary’s singular cooperationwith the action of the Holy Spirit, the Church lovesto pray in communion with the Virgin Mary, tomagnify with her the great things the Lord has donefor her, and to entrust supplications and praises toher.Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2682 October 29 Blessed are you among women.Blessed, I say, because of the fullness of grace to bevenerated in you; blessed, because of the greatnessof the mercy to be bestowed by you; blessed,because of the weight of glory which is to beaccumulated in you.³St. Bonaventure October 30 Praise the Lord in his holy ones, saythe Scriptures. If our Lord is to be praised in thoseholy ones through whom he brings to being deeds ofpower and miracles, how much more is he t bepraised in her in whom he fashioned himself, who iswonderful beyond all wonders. ³St. Aelred Cycles of Faith30th Sunday in Ordinary TimeWhen we see God with true sincerity of heart and God passesus along our way, it is only then that we will be able to cry out,“Jesus, son of David, have pity on me!” We have to truly wantto be healed by, and in union with, God in order for us toreach out to him. If God is only an abstract idea, theory, orsomeone found in the pages of a book, there is no motivationfor a relationship and no desire to seek him. God needs to bereal in order for faith to be real. It’s all about the journey.St. Augustine reminds us that “to fall in love with God is thegreatest romance; to seek Him the greatest adventure; to findHim the greatest human achievement.” We strive after manythings and mercy is not always one of them. We think that wecan find fulfillment and healing in other things only to discoverthat we are still short and empty. From the moment humanbeings were created, God has been calling us and seeking us.He has been walking right beside the human story from theminute He first breathed life into the first human soul. Are weable to recognize God as He walks with us? At some point wehave to realize that there is only one way to satisfy thedeepest longings of the human heart and that is in relationshipwith our Creator. We are called to this. However, we make thehuge error of thinking that what we are hearing is coming fromsomewhere else. We become confused. Every human beingwould certainly profit with wisdom if they realized Who callsthem and to Whom they belong.Then and only then will we realize that it is only our DivineMaster who can give us true vision and heal us. Once werecognize and reach out for the merciful presence of our lovingMaker, we will be able to see with our soul, understanding thetrue nature and depth of all things. God’s mercy is alwaysavailable. It doesn’t matter how far we have strayed or howblind we become, God patiently waits to console us, guide usand heal us. All we need to do is desire Him. Once we reachout, we also realize that there is no greater love to be foundthan God’s, no human adventure that comes even close to thethrill of a spiritual search, and no human achievement evenremotely as satisfying as union with Him. This is where webelong. This is salvation.Sacraments SACRED HEART/ST. THERESEBaptismPlease call Father Michael to schedule Baptisms. Parentsare required to attend a pre-baptism meeting.MarriageInitial pastoral assessment is required before the weddingdate is set. Minimum prenuptial period is six monthsthroughout Michigan.FuneralsThe Mass of the Resurrection is the preferred Catholicliturgical celebration. Please contact your funeral directorto make arrangements.Nursing HomesHoly Mass is celebrated at the MediLodge facility on the2nd Tuesday of the month at 2:30 p.m. Fr. Michael or aCommunion Minister will bring Holy Communion uponrequest of the family.
PAGE 4BPAGE 4AReadings FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 24, y:Saturday:Next Sunday:Jer 31:7-9; Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3];Heb 5:1-6; Mk 10:46-52Rom 8:12-17; Ps 68:2 and 4, 6-7ab,20-21 [21a]; Lk 13:10-17Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126:1b-2ab, 2cd-3,4-5, 6 [3a]; Lk 13:18-21Rom 8:26-30; Ps 13:4-5, 6 [6a];Lk 13:22-30Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5a];Lk 6:12-16Rom 9:1-5; Ps 147:12-13, 14-15,19-20; Lk 14:1-6Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29;Ps 94:12-13a, 14-15, 17-18 [14a];Lk 14:1, 7-11Dt 6:2-6; Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51 [2];Heb 7:23-28; Mk 12:28b-34SPIRIT LIFTERS October 24 Mary is the heart of the church. This iswhy all works of charity spring from her. It is wellknown that the heart has two movements: systoleand diastole. Thus Mary is always performing thesetwo movements: absorbing grace from her most holySon, and pouring it forth on sinners. ³St. Anthony Mary Claret October 25 We can never sufficiently recommendthe saying of the rosary, not simply with the lips butwith the attention of the soul to the divine truths,with a heart filled with love and gratitude. ³Blessed John XXIII October 26 As the mother knows the needs betterthan the babe, so the Blessed Mother understandsour cries and worries and knows them better thanwe know ourselves. As the baby needs the doctor, sothe Blessed Mother knows we need her divine Son. ³Archbishop Fulton Sheen October 27 Behold the handmaid of the Lord. Beit done to me as you say. It is as if she were saying: Iam a painter’s canvas; let the almighty painter drawas he wishes and do as he pleases. ³Blessed Alfonso De Orozco October 28 Because of Mary’s singular cooperationwith the action of the Holy Spirit, the Church lovesto pray in communion with the Virgin Mary, tomagnify with her the great things the Lord has donefor her, and to entrust supplications and praises toher.Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2682 October 29 Blessed are you among women.Blessed, I say, because of the fullness of grace to bevenerated in you; blessed, because of the greatnessof the mercy to be bestowed by you; blessed,because of the weight of glory which is to beaccumulated in you.³St. Bonaventure October 30 Praise the Lord in his holy ones, saythe Scriptures. If our Lord is to be praised in thoseholy ones through whom he brings to being deeds ofpower and miracles, how much more is he t bepraised in her in whom he fashioned himself, who iswonderful beyond all wonders. ³St. Aelred Cycles of Faith30th Sunday in Ordinary TimeWhen we see God with true sincerity of heart and God passesus along our way, it is only then that we will be able to cry out,“Jesus, son of David, have pity on me!” We have to truly wantto be healed by, and in union with, God in order for us toreach out to him. If God is only an abstract idea, theory, orsomeone found in the pages of a book, there is no motivationfor a relationship and no desire to seek him. God needs to bereal in order for faith to be real. It’s all about the journey.St. Augustine reminds us that “to fall in love with God is thegreatest romance; to seek Him the greatest adventure; to findHim the greatest human achievement.” We strive after manythings and mercy is not always one of them. We think that wecan find fulfillment and healing in other things only to discoverthat we are still short and empty. From the moment humanbeings were created, God has been calling us and seeking us.He has been walking right beside the human story from theminute He first breathed life into the first human soul. Are weable to recognize God as He walks with us? At some point wehave to realize that there is only one way to satisfy thedeepest longings of the human heart and that is in relationshipwith our Creator. We are called to this. However, we make thehuge error of thinking that what we are hearing is coming fromsomewhere else. We become confused. Every human beingwould certainly profit with wisdom if they realized Who callsthem and to Whom they belong.Then and only then will we realize that it is only our DivineMaster who can give us true vision and heal us. Once werecognize and reach out for the merciful presence of our lovingMaker, we will be able to see with our soul, understanding thetrue nature and depth of all things. God’s mercy is alwaysavailable. It doesn’t matter how far we have strayed or howblind we become, God patiently waits to console us, guide usand heal us. All we need to do is desire Him. Once we reachout, we also realize that there is no greater love to be foundthan God’s, no human adventure that comes even close to thethrill of a spiritual search, and no human achievement evenremotely as satisfying as union with Him. This is where webelong. This is salvation.Sacraments SACRED HEART/ST. THERESEBaptismPlease call Father Michael to schedule Baptisms. Parentsare required to attend a pre-baptism meeting.MarriageInitial pastoral assessment is required before the weddingdate is set. Minimum prenuptial period is six monthsthroughout Michigan.FuneralsThe Mass of the Resurrection is the preferred Catholicliturgical celebration. Please contact your funeral directorto make arrangements.Nursing HomesHoly Mass is celebrated at the MediLodge facility on the2nd Tuesday of the month at 2:30 p.m. Fr. Michael or aCommunion Minister will bring Holy Communion uponrequest of the family.
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Oct 24, 2021 · Sacred Heart of Jesus Munising Inspiration for the week “To fall in love with God is the greatest romance; to seek Him the greatest adventure; to find Him the greatest human achievement.” These words of St. Augustine are timeless
