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ST. PETER CATHOLIC CHURCH95 MARKET STREETMOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN 48043December 27, 2020 Phone: (586)468-4578Website: www.stpetermtclemens.comBigNews . By Fr. Douglas BignallȱFeast of the Holy FamilyI once heard a family therapist say, “It is important for every family to get its saints out of heaven and its sinners out ofhell.” The point is that it doesn’t pay to either idealize or demonize our families (or fellow family members). Often our perceptions of family go unexamined and yet exert powerful influences on our world view²including our view of faithand community. On this weekend dedicated to the Holy Family of Jesus and as we approach a new year with limitlesspossibility for ourselves and our loved ones these following questions might provide a helpful reflection and perhapssome fresh insight as to how we can all grow into better, holy families. Here goes .: x Abraham trusted God’s promise of boundless heirs, even despite the evidence to the contrary. Do I trust God thatmy life and my work will prove fruitful? x The heart of what makes a family are bonds of love and respect. What are my feelings about family? Who would Iconsider to be the key members of my “family” in my day to day life? Do the patterns of my family affectmy relationships within my family and upon others? x The gospel tells of wonderful predictions offered by Simeonand Anna. How do early expectations of family membersaffect me today? x It must have been puzzling for Joseph and Mary to live withthe knowledge that the “favor of God” was upon their onlyson. How do we live with those around us, working togetherday by day and yet knowing that they are called to be saints(even as we are)? Quote to Ponder It is necessary to go back to seeing the family as the sanctuary of life. The family is indeed sacred: It is the place inwhich life²the gift of God²can be properly welcomed and protected against the many attacks to which it is exposed, andcan develop in accordance with what constitutes authentic human growth. St. John Paul II in Centesimus Annus 1991 Have a Grace filled New Year, YÜA WÉâzÄtá U zÇtÄÄ
Page 2St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensMass Intentions for December 28January 3, 2021 Monday, December 28 8:00a.m. Fred Breiling (dec) req: Family Tuesday, December 29 8:00a.m. Guy DelVillano (dec) req: Family Wednesday, December 30 8:00a.m. Adriana Pleban (dec) req: Family Eleanor Groth (dec) req: Family Thursday, December 31 No 8:00a.m. Mass 5:00p.m. Conrad & Betty Koltys (dec) req: Ken & Cathy Jerry Marecki (dec) req: Family Trudy Schweder (dec) req: Jeanine & Rory Jones Friday, January 1 10:00a.m. Living & Deceased Members of the Pleban Family req: Family Zigmund & Wanda Pulczynski (dec) req: the Ostrowski Family Mitchell & Ann Ostrowski (dec) req: the Ostrowski Family Joseph, Sonia & Gary Kay (dec) req: the Ostrowski Family Saturday, January 2 4:00p.m. Fr. Michael Cooney (dec) req: the Convery Family Mario T. Seaser (dec) req: the Haight Family Mary VIcari (dec) req: Ben & Alyce McGuire Dennis Kelley (dec) req: Cindy Klemm Sunday, January 3 7:30a.m. Rose Oliver (dec) req: the Oliver Family Matthew Cwikla (dec) req: the Cwikla Family Marge Bulgarelli (dec) req: Ralph & Patti Unger Maria & Carmine Canale (dec) req: daughter, Marisa Susan DiMambro (dec) req: Family Sharon Myers (dec) req: her husband, Tom 10:00a.m. Living & Deceased Members of the Dewan & Donahue Families req: the Jim Dewan Family Leslie Kelley (dec) req: Helmut Breiling 12:00 Noon For the Intentions of our Parish Family Carl Holland (dec) req: Eleanor Holland Dear Parish Family, We want to wish you continued blessings during this holyseason of Christmas. We, the parish staff, want to thank youfor your kind words, cards and the stories you have sharedabout Fr. Mike. We are glad that technology allowed somany to be present at his funeral via the livestream. Fr. Mike served as a very young priest at Shrine of the LittleFlower in Royal Oak. I found the homily he gave at his #nalMass there 40 years ago. I share it with you because it couldeasily have been similar to his #nal homily here at St. Peter. Sheila Roy, Pastoral Associate Today’s readings lead us to reflect on who we are and whatwe are about. In the rst reading, we have Melchizadek, theeternal high priest and the king of Salem, praying in thanksgiving to God the Father using the symbols of bread andwine. In the second reading, we have St. Paul recounting theFirst Eucharist, the meal of Thanksgiving. St. Luke speaks ofthe feeding of the ve thousand after Jesus give a blessingover the food. He gave thanks. Inferred was the fact thatMelchizadek and the Apostles had a reason for giving thanks.Also inferred is the fact that they were not totally capable ofdoing the world of God on their ownufeeding the hungry,giving drink to the thirsty, healing those who were ill, givingthanks for all the Lord’s Good Gifts. It is in light of these factsof Scripture and Faith that I ask you for four favors. The rst is simple. The greatest honor that can be paid toany priest is that those whom he has served continue to growin wisdom, knowledge and grace before God and man. It hasalways been His work because you have always been Hispeople. I ask that as you continue to grow, you continue tobe His Family of Faith. Secondly, I ask you to forgive me.There were times when you were in the hospital and I did notvisit you. You were hungry for the Word of God and I did notfeed you. You were thirsty for someone to listen to you and Iwas not available. You were hurt and I did not heal you. Forthese failings, I am sorry. Thirdly, please pray for Fr. Pruswho continues to be your shepherd here at Shrine and for allpriests. Pray for them. Please pray for priests who followme. that they might be true instruments in the hands of theLord. Please pray for me.Finally, let us all give thankstogether not only for what God has been to us, but also forwhat we have been and will continue to be for one another. I have spend a great deal of time and prayer over these concluding remarks to you. During that time I found a passagefrom literature which expresses my feelings about our relationship in a very general way. The passage is from JonathanLivingston Seagull: “Sullivan sighed, but he did not argue. ‘I think I’ll miss you, Jonathan,’ was all he said. ‘Sully, for shame!’ Jonathan saidin reproach, ‘and don’t be foolish! What are we trying to practice everyday? If your friendship depends on things likespace and time, then when we nally overcome space and time, we’ve destroyed our own brotherhood! But, overcomespace, and all we have left is here. Overcome time, and all we have left is now. And in the middle of here and now, don’tyou think that we might see each other once or twice?’” God Bless. Fr. Mike Shrine of the Little Flower
St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensI see the countless Christmas trees Around the world below, With tiny lights like heaven's stars Reflecting in the snow. The sight is so spectacular Please wipe away that tear For I'm spending Christmas With Jesus Christ this year. I hear the many Christmas songs That people hold so dear But earthly music can't compare With the Christmas choir up here. I have no words to tell you The joy their voices bring For it's beyond description To hear the angels sing. I know how much you miss me, Trust God and have no fear For I'm spending Christmas With Jesus Christ this year. I can't tell you of the splendor Or the peace here in this place. Can you imagine Christmas With our Savior, face to face? May God uplift your spirit As I tell Him of your love Then pray for one another As you lift your eyes above. So let your hearts be joyful And let your spirits sing For I'm spending Christmas in Heaven And I'm walking with the king! Author: Wanda Bencke Pray for the Souls of the Faithful Departed Page 3 Robert Couto, age 89, passed away on December 6, 2020. Beloved father ofJohn. A Liturgy was held on December 12with Fr. Thomas Slowinski officiating. Lorraine David, age 91, passed away on November 11,2020. Beloved wife of Charles and mother of Robert, Jeffrey, Peggy, John and Carole. A Liturgy was held onNovember 20 with Fr. Michael N. Cooney officiating. Geraldine P. DeSloover, age 93, passed away on December 8, 2020. Beloved mother of John, Kim andDean. A Liturgy was held on December 20 with Fr. Thomas Sutherland officiating. Fred L. “George” Jacob, age 93, passed away on November 20, 2020. Beloved father of Paul and Suzanne. A Liturgy was held on November 2 with Fr. Brian Cokonougher officiating. Sally T. Valenti, age 98, passed away on November 10,2020. Beloved sister of Guiseppe. A Liturgy was held onNovember 23 with Fr. Michael N. Cooney officiating.
Page 4St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensThe Holy Family December 27, 2020 The Lord took Abram outside and said, “Look up at the sky and count the stars, if you can. Just so,” he added, “shallyour descendants be.” (Gn 15:5) Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass 2001, 1998, 1970 CCD. Readings for the Week of December 27, 2020 Sunday: Sir 3:2 6, 12 14 or Gn 15:1 6; 21:1 3/Ps 128:1 2, 3, 4 5 [cf. 1] or Ps 105:1 2, 3 4, 5 6, 8 9 [7a, 8a]/ Col 3:12 21 or 3:12 17 or Heb 11:8, 11 12, 17 19/ Lk 2:22 40 or 2:22, 39 40 Monday: 1 Jn 1:5²2:2/Ps 124:2 3, 4 5, 7b 8 [7]/Mt 2:13 18 Tuesday: 1 Jn 2:3 11/Ps 96:1 2a, 2b 3, 5b 6 [11a]/ Lk 2:22 35 Wednesday: 1 Jn 2:12 17/Ps 96:7 8a, 8b 9, 10 [11a]/ Lk 2:36 40 Thursday: 1 Jn 2:18 21/Ps 96:1 2, 11 12, 13 [11a]/Jn 1:1 18 Friday: Nm 6:22 27/Ps 67:2 3, 5, 6, 8 [2a]/Gal 4:4 7/ Lk 2:16 21 Saturday: 1 Jn 2:22 28/Ps 98:1, 2 3ab, 3cd 4 [3cd]/ Jn 1:19 28 Next Sunday: Is 60:1 6/Ps 72:1 2, 7 8, 10 11, 12 13 [cf. 11]/Eph 3:2 3a, 5 6/Mt 2:1 12 St. Peter Catholic Church Mission Statement St. Peter Parish, a viable faith centeredcommunity, gathered around the Eucharist strives to serve the growing people of God spirituallyand sacramentally to proclaim the Word of God in the context of Catholic tradition to follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit incalling forth our gifts of time, talent andtreasure to reach out to the community joyfully as livingsymbols of God’s presence in Mount Clemens St. Peter Parish is online! www.stpetermtclemens.com www.facebook.com/stpetercatholicchurch Instagram: @stpetermtclemens CSA Update: We are 91.3% towards our CSA Goal! Goal: 225,978 Pledged: 206,342.17 from 378 Parish Families 19,635.83 away from our 2020 CSA Goal Please remember that donations must be received by January 6, 2021 to be counted towards the 2020 tax year. Please help us make our CSA goal. You cango to givecsa.org and make an online donation. Make sure to selectSt. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens in the drop down list. Thank you so much for yourunfailing generosity.
St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensPage 5On December 12th, Santa was our special guest at a drive by where 63 children were able to see him from a safedistance in their cars. Several people helped with the planning, preparation and the actual drive by and we thankeach of them for making this event so successful. The boys and girls were treated to a wave from Frosty, Rudolph’s blinking nose, a chance to put their letters toSanta in a special mailbox and Christmas carols as they waited for their turn to greet Santa. A special thanks to Santa for bringing such joy to our children. Their smiles and happiness sparkled through theraindrops and truly made the day. Merry Christmas to all! Mrs. Coll & Mrs. Loyal
Page 6St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensSt. Peter Parish Religious Education Dear Families, Our wish for each of you for the New Year 2021: May the blessing of Peace rest upon you The blessing of Joy abide within you The blessing of Love flow out through you. May all the blessings of the Lord be your in abundance in the NewYear. With our sincere best wishes, Mrs. Coll & Mrs. Loyal & the Religious Ed Staff 52 Sundays is a dynamicguide put together by theArchdiocese of Detroit tohelp you and your familyreclaim the Lord's Daywith prayer, activities,food, and more! It offers simple and insightful ways for yourfamily to spend time together each Sunday learning moreabout the Catholic faith and having funwhile you’re at it. Check it out atwww.52sundays.com We are inviting ALLjoyful missionarydisciples to read the fourGospels, the NewTestament, or the wholeBible in 2021! We'vebroken it down into 6different challenges,depending on what youfeel you can commit to inthe New Year. Join asaintly guild and commit to making 2021 a year togrow closer to Jesus, the Word of God. Find outmore and sign-up atwww.unleashthegospel.org/scripture-challenge/
Page 7St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensWOMEN’S BOOK CLUBA family can’t escape their secrets when they’re forced to spend a week in quarantine atWeyfield Hall, their aging country estate. This book is hard to put down and is a goodChristmas read since it covers moral lessons such as love, respect, consideration andsupport of family during times of loss and healing. Over all we gave Seven Days of Us byFrancesca Hornak a 4.1.On January 14th, we will get together to discuss Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Mark Sullivan. Thisremarkable story takes place in Milan Italy from June to May. It is based on the true-life events of PinoLenna an ordinary Italian teenager who is focused on girls, food and music but wants nothing to do withthe war. Pino meets the girl of his dreams, Anna, just before the Nazi bombs fall on Milan. He can’t gether out of his mind. As a result of the war, he is sent north to Casa Alpina, where under the direction ofFather Re he leads Jews over the Alps into neutral Switzerland as they try to escape the Nazis.Join us on January 14th at 1 pm at the Pantry. Bring a friend.I do believe something magical can happen when you read a good book. J.K. Rowling.Vickey Smith/F.EngelA Prayer for the New Year Remember us, O God; from age to age be our comforter. You have given us the wonder oftime, blessings in days and nights,seasons and years. Bless your children at the turningof the year and fill the monthsahead with the bright hope that is ours in the coming of Christ. You are our God, living and reigning, forever and ever. Amen.
Page 8St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensFr. Welch Parish Hall Available now to book funeral luncheons andshowers, the Fr. Welch Parish Hall also specializes in anniversaries, baptisms, communions, birthdays and holiday parties. *Please Note: Due to Covid 19 restrictions,we are able to safely accommodate a maximum of 50 guests at this time. The Fr. Welch Parish Hall's elegant chandeliers,marble floors, detailed oak trim and garden courtyard will offer an inviting atmosphere foryour special occasion! We strive to make yourevent as effortless for you as possible, from ourbasic banquet package to our special event package with full bar. For more information, visit ourwebsite atfrwelchhall.weebly.com or contact Tina Garland at 586 468 5120 or frwelchspmc@gmail.com Saint of the Week: St. Thomas Becket 1118 1170 Feast Day ² December 29 A London born clerk toArchbishop Theobald ofCanterbury, Thomasstudied canon lawabroad and was ordaineda deacon. His support ofHenry II’s claim to England’s throne led to hisappointment as royal chancellor. He was theking’s great friend until 1162, when, as thenew archbishop of Canterbury, he said hechanged from being “a patron of play actorsand a follower of hounds, to being a shepherdof souls.” He and the king clashed over manyissues, notably the jurisdiction of ecclesiastical courts. Thomas fled to Francefor six years; soon after his return, Henry’swish to be rid of this troublesome prelate ledto Thomas’ murder by four knights. This medieval martyr starred in two modern plays:Eliot’s “Murder in the Cathedral” and Anouilh’s“Becket.” 2020, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops,Washington, DC. All rights reserved. Please have bulletin articles turned in by Monday at 11:00 AM for the Sunday Publication. ekujawa82@gmail.com Thank You! Need help with a drinking problem? Call Roger at 586ʣ790ʣ8205 Follow St. MaryCatholic School online:www.facebook.com/stmarymtclemensOn Instagram @stmarymtclemensOur website: stmarymtclemens.com
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Page 10St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensA Quick Reminder! Please remember to keep your mask/face shield on while you are in thechurch building. Thank you! Reminder! All church doors will be locked 15minutes after Mass has started for security reasons. If you have to stepout of Mass or find yourself runninglate, Door Five, off of the main parkinglot, will be the only one that will be accessible from the outside. Thank you so much for your cooperation in keeping our parish familysafe. Like us on Facebook to see daily updates! www.facebook.com/St.PeterCatholicChurch Cardinal Mooney Catholic HighSchool is in the middle of ourChallenge Drive. Money raisedgoes towards closing the GAP the difference between theprice of tuition and the actualcost of educating a student.This year the GAP between tuition and the cost of a Cardinal Mooney education is 1,703.00 per student. The Challenge Drive does not rely on large donations, but on large participation. Imagine theimpact it would have if all of our vicariate parishioners donated 10 in support of our students! We hope you will help us reach our goalof raising 75,000 before January 1st, 2021. You can make your donations by mailing a check to660 S. Water St. Marine City, MI 48039 ATTN: DanKilian, by calling the school at 810 765 8825, oronline at cardinalmooney.org/challenge drive. As part of our vicariate parish, we hope you will joinus in ensuring both current and future studentshave access to the educational excellence and richexperience that de?nes Cardinal Mooney. Pregnant andparenting momsin need are inour parishesand ourneighborhoods.As Pope Francisreminds us, ourparishes need tobe “islands of mercy in the midst of a sea ofindifference.” Everyone in the parish communityshould know where to refer a pregnant woman inneed. Join us in this nationwide effort from March 25, 2020to March 25, 2021 entitled: “Walking with Moms inNeed: A Year of Service.” Pledge to prayerfully support pregnant women in our community: www.walkingwithmoms.com/ Our local resources include: Compassion Pregnancy Center in Clinton Twp: 586 783 9620 / compassionpregnancy.org/ Gianna House in Eastpointe: 586 445 0440 / giannahouse.org/ Abigayle Ministry in Sterling Heights: 586 323 1411 / www.abigayleministries.org/ Attention all current 8th grade students & families! Austin Catholic High School’s online application forthe Class of 2025 is now live. Please visit our websiteto apply today, www.austincatholichighschool.org/admissions. We are also accepting applications for 2nd quartertransfer students. Located in Chesterfield, Austin istwo months into the new school year with in person learning in a large facility for grades 9 12 and sensibleCOVID policies in place for health and safety. Guidedby Augustinian values and faith formation, we are committed to academic excellencewith a 100% college acceptance rateand offer 12 varsity sports and multiple clubs. Our average class size is 18students, where we foster strong relationships and build leaders of tomorrow.
St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensDo you have religious jewelry inneed of fixing? A local Catholicgentleman will repair your religious jewelry article free of charge. For more information, contact Daniel Nevin at 586 468 6130, Wednesday Friday between 10 5. Page 11Order of the Alhambra: A Hidden Catholic Treasure Are looking for the looking for the hidden treasures in theCatholic Church? We have one here in the local areacalled the Order of Alhambra. The Alhambra organizationis a group of Catholic men and women (18 years of ageand older) with a charitable mission to assist the developmentally disabled The Order of Alhambra was founded byWilliam Harper Bennett in February 1904. Our fraternalfamily is bonded together by the virtues of our Catholicfaith, Christian values and a desire to help the lessfortunate. Michigan has seven caravans with dedicated tothis mission. It’s Box Tops Time! Please save yourBox Top labels for St. Mary School. Each Box Top is worth money, and the value adds up fast. Please give your Box Topsto the Parish Administration Office, the Collection Box at the Help Desk, or in the offertory basket. Thanks for all your help! St Peter Parish Prayer Chain Need Prayers? How the prayer chain works: The Order also established an Alhambra scholarshipprogram for current teachers and potential teachers ofspecial education students. This past year, two localeducators received a 1000 scholarship for their educationexpenses and a 500 grant for each of their classrooms forsupplies and equipment to aid in educating students inthese times of uncertainty. If you or a loved one needs prayer, pleasecall Jamie at 810ʣ734ʣ4416. She willthen contact a group of Prayer Warriors to pray for you. If you are interested in becoming a Prayer Warrior in theprayer chain, please call Jamie at 810ʣ734ʣ4416 to give her your phone number or eʣmail address. Thank you! If you are interested in learning more about our organization and want to become involved, check our websites:www. Orderalhambra.org and www.michigan.caravans.orgor contact Supreme Director for Michigan PatriciaPlotkowski at 586 791 3057 or Galicia Grand CommanderDon Kaiser at 586 899 5366. Check out our You Tube Channel for videos of Mass, homilies by Fr. Mike and Fr. Dale & more! Visit:youtube.com/c/StPeterParishMtClemens Please consider signing up for Online Giving so thatour Parish and School are s ll supported. We are con nuing to reach out to you with informa on andresources to keep our Parish Family connected during this difficult me. Go to our parish website Www.stpetermtclemens.com and click the Givebu on on the top right. Youcan opt for monthly or weeklygiving. Thank you so very much. Do you have a rosary in need of repair?Nancy Heath has volunteered herRosary repair talents for free!You may reach her at586-718-7770.Please leave amessage. God bless!Keep praying!
Page 12St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Is someone you know in an abusive marriage or relationship? The National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1 800 799 7233 or visit thehotline.org for more information. Memorial Contributions When planning your estate, remember St. Mary’s Hearts andStones Endowment Fund. Help support the future of Catholic education. Call (586)468 4570 Welcome to St. Peter Catholic Church. If you are new to the Parish or you have updated information, please fill out this form and hand it to anusher or put it in the collection basket. Name: Address: New Parishioner New Address New Phone Visitor I am interested in Parish Ministries I would like offertory envelopes Andrew Abraham Marvin Abraham Rob Anderson Larry Ballard Ben Barczak Christopher Barnes Bryce Bieniek Joseph Borgula Matthew Borgula Scott Brandt William Cairns Matt Carr Brian Cattaneo Justin Coutts Kevin Critson Bradley Daniel Steven DeGrande John Delano David Dillon Andrew Dugan Brett Felton Sean Flannery David Flynn Jr Dan Fox Dustin Fultz Jason Gamble Mat Gamble Jeremy Gauthier Jonathan Geml Joe George James Gibson Patrick Gillies Paul Groth Johnathon Grys Kenneth Hagedorn Parker Hanes Brendan Harms Jennifer Harris James Helegda Chad Hensey Justin Hildebrand Aaron Hillman Matthew Hillman Samuel Hillman Matthew Horton Scott Houlihan Michael Kujawa Casey Lawton The Archdiocese of Detroit encourages individuals to report clergy sexual abuse of minors and others nomatter when the abuse occurred. Individuals may contactlocal law enforcement authorities and/or they may reportto the Archdiocese of Detroit by calling the Victim Assistance Coordinator at (866) 343 8055 or by emailingvac@aod.org. In addition, the Michigan Attorney General’s Office can be contacted at its toll free reportinghotline at (844) 324 3374 (Monday through Friday, 8a.m. to 5 p.m.) or by email at aginvestigations@michigan.gov. More information about the Archdiocese’s efforts to address abuse may be found at protect.aod.org Please pray for thesafety of the following and allmembers of ourarmed forcesproudly serving our country Cody Teller William James Trombly Tommy N. Tucker Chandler Tuscany Kyle Uptergrove Shane Ureel Greg Vandeberghe Elizabeth VanHeusden Joseph VanHeusden Christopher Walsh Sarnecki Joseph VanAssche IV Andrew VanLeuven Christopher Wellhausen Benjamin Williams Caleb Williams Jeremy Williams Brandon Wilson Catherine Wimbley Paul Wolak Jasen Wrubel Jacob Zarzycki Joseph Zarzycki Brandon Zupko Reporting Sexual Abuse Kevin LaBudde John Lai Kelly Lasko Eric Lesmeister Brandon Lynn Bob Maciolek Kevin Maul Alexander McDonell Noah McDonell Zachary McDonell John WilliamMcKnight Hugh McLeod Nicole Metzke Drew Midgley Pvt. James Monson Renee Muns Patrick M Murphy Timothy Murphy Michael Murray Jonathan Music Jeffrey Music Vincent Odine Robert J. Olivier Scott O’Malley Christiana O’Reilly Stephen Osowski Stacy Owens Dominic Palazzolo Michael Peltier Les Petitpren Andrew Pilarowski Matthew Piotke Derek Pruitt Kris Purcell Anthony Rayis Joseph Recor Kyle Richardson Kerry N. Rickert Klinton Rickert Graeme Rolfe Nicholas Schultz Nicholas Sitter Marcus G. Smith Morgan Speshock Ken Streu David Styes Nathaniel John Swift The Fr. Vincent Welch Memorial Hall Market Street entrance consists of apaved brick walkway, enhanced by beautiful landscaping, with lighting and afountain in the courtyard. St. Peter Parish extends the opportunity to“purchase” a personalized, 4”x8” paverbrick engraved with your name, or aname in memory of a loved one. The donation is 100 per brick. For information, contact the AdministrationBuilding at 468 4578.
St. Peter Parish, Mount ClemensPage 13Prayers for the IllIf you or a loved one is ill & in need of prayers, pleasecontact the parish office at 586-468-4578. Eli AlashmalyKaren AlashmalySamir JohnAlashmalyKasey AndrusAshleyMike B.Lauren BeaubienJerry BellangerTammy & DesiBergTony BlaisdellJoyce BommaritoFred BoneMarie BreilingWalter BreilingLauren BriceJohn BronkemaMarge BulgarelliJames J. CapoferriStephanie CappsIan CardLawrence CardTricia CartledgeMark CasselJoseph CataldiEileen ChampineShane ChampineAnn CurrranBill CvikotaDave DanielsEdward DeBaene& daughterMary Jo DeGrawJulia DickJackie DoyleEdLinda EdwardsDonald EllisonSandra EmerickDawn EvennouElaine FarmerDavid FarrahDiane FarrahPatrick FaughnanMary FloresDonald FosterCarl FraniaPhyliss FraseLucy GaffneySandra GibbingsBrad GoikeIlene GourneauTom GreffJan HaezebrouckIan HaezebrouckDiana HamiltonJessica HarderRichard HarrisCaryl HirtDale HuntJerry HuntLevi Hustek, 4 yo.Richard JantzMarcella JodwayD.K. & S.K.Sue KaflaSue KalpinTeresa KankaBrian Kaser, Jr.Kelly KennyCaila KiddPatricia KirchhoffJeffrey KishGwen KotwickiDaniel J.Kozlowski, IIIAnnie KruskaElaine KujawaAmy LabadieErica LaBaereBarbara LabanskyJohn LabanskySharon LafnearMichelle LaRocqueMary LiebermanBob MaasNancy MadiganKen MaggieGustaf MalmbergSam McLeanLinda MetteMark MetteAutumn Sky MichelsSue MikolaizykJames MillerLisa MillerLucy MillerWilliam MilostanJohn MooreRon MorganBrack MossLueann MottAngie MurrayNataliePete NolletteBev OlekfikRenee OuelletteJudith PaskoAndy PflaumMark PriceKevin PriesterSheila PutnamJulie RebarMary RemsingAnnamaria RenoKent RichterFr. RichAaron RusselEmail: informationspmc@gmail.com Shirley SabelhausAlex ScapiniPayton ShockGeorgia JamesSlavinKim SmalleyTroy SmithArlene SpencerJim SpeshockBrenner StoklosaDennis SuddonBill SullivanTerrieTimDiane ThomasVanessaJames VentimigliaDon VermeulenSalvatore VitaleWilliam VorhoffGary VossDiane (Petitpren)WalshConnie WasmundDave WeberAmelia WestlingDennis WhiteJim WiggintonRosemary WillisMike WittkopRenee WittkopDebbie WolshonGeorge WolshonWayne WrobelEldon Wyly
LITURGICAL SCHEDULES January 2 & 3Reconciliation: Saturdays at 2:30 PM MASS TIMES: 4:00pm 7:30am 10:00am 12 Noon PRESIDER: MINISTERS OF THE WORD Janet Benaquisto Mary Roxburgh Theresa Grenzicki Tom Denewith Ralph Valitutti Michael Krotche Danielle Gilbert Colleen Bernhardt Mary Solomon MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST George Convery Lori O’Neill Pat Worley Rosemary Willis Brian Felczak Cyndi Kuehnel David Lynn Martha VanBelle Cowdin Tom Myers Glorianne Gauvreau Kathy Gooley Mary Martin Paul Nebel Linda McInerney Geraldine Angelili Timothy Couto Lisa Holtz Nicole Griffore Nora Cassidy Matthew Greenway Nancy Heath Glenn Heath Lori King Nancy Thomas USHERS Ken Bar Bill Boucher Mario Campos Escoffie Brian Cloutier Paulette Ireland Bob Jodway Andrew Kapusta, Jr Peter Nollette Norb Dams Bryan Newcom Joe Peplinski Russ Winkel As Scheduled. Jim AccardoJim Polak Frank Bruneel John Cline Barry Crawford John Deason Mary Deason Hugh Murray Jerry Scully Joe Spallone Victoria Spallone Michael McDonald Jon Steinecker Jeff CalabreseFred Kook Keith GrausteinSam Lentini Joseph HughesKeith Polek Charles Kavanagh Randy Lentini Fran Sampson Mike Schwarz Joyce Schwarz Bernard Wellhausen Jeff Ashman Richard Roberts Gary Thieman SACRISTANS Judy McMicking Cyndi Kuehnel Joe Rouleau Cindy Klemm Steve Perna Amy Perna Caterina O’Brien Denise Greenway Gary MitterMaster PlumberLICENSED & INSUREDMASTER PLUMBERamovablefeastcatering.com(586) 954-2817Weddings ShowersFunerals Catering for all Occasions(586) 949-3938ELECTRICAL SEWER CLEANINGREPAIR WORKNO JOB TOO SMALLLicensed / InsuredHome Style Cooking & Affordable Pricing Over 25 Years Experience We’re in YOUR neighborhood.Two Girls And A Bucket, Inc.Unique Cleaning ServicesNew Construction,Commercial, ResidentialBonded & Insured586-726-9944586-255-3264St. PeterCatholic Cemetery13650 E. Fifteen Mile Rd.Sterling Heights, MI 48312(586
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