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Mission Statement“We are a welcoming spiritual home that provides community and personal growth through liturgy,
evangelization, the Word of God and a call to His service.”
August 8, 2021 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Raphael Catholic Church18440 Cadillac Hwy · Copemish, MI 49625
straphaelcopemish.com
Mailing address: PO Box 150, Onekama, MI 49675 Email: [email protected]: 231.889.4254 · Fax: 231.889.3706
St. Joseph Catholic Church8380 Fifth St · Onekama, MI 49675stjosephonekama.com
“They shall all be taught by God.”
Dear Friends in Christ,
Last week, I talked a bit about the love of God for us and his plan of salvation for the world. I hope that you understand that holiness is an essential key to this plan of salvation. God's plan of salvation for us comes with a vital tool! This tool is his teaching.
In the Gospel, we heard how Jesus said, "I am the bread that came down from heaven." People followed Him and listened to his voice, and Jesus responded by teaching and helping them. We do not know what Jesus taught this crowd entirely. Still, we know that Jesus came proclaiming the kingdom of God and inviting people to participate in the kingdom through repentance and faith. One of the most important teachings is that He is the food we need to become like him.
In our first reading, we heard how Elijah was fed with food for the angel and sent for a journey, "but the angel of the LORD came back a second time, touched him, and ordered, "Get up and eat, else the journey will be too long for you!" So he got up, ate, and drank; then strengthened by that food, he walked forty days and forty nights to the mountain of God, Horeb." He was sleeping, and God woke him up to do what he needed to do. This food strengthened him, and he could walk forty days and forty nights! Isn't it amazing! God is always attentive to the needs of His people and is ready to give us what we need to follow His will.
Saint Paul wrote to the Ephesians how God wants us to be. The apostle said to the community of Ephesus, "Brothers and Sisters: Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, with which you were sealed for the day of redemption. All bitterness, fury, anger, shouting, and reviling must be removed from you, along with all malice. And be kind to one another, compassionate, forgiving one another as God has forgiven you in Christ." I know that it sounds challenging to do it! But our Creator knows us and provides for us what we need.
In today's Gospel Jesus is telling us, "It is written in the prophets: They shall all be taught by God. Everyone who listens to my Father and learns from him comes to me." This is very consoling for us! Jesus is teaching us; Jesus wants us to desire to deepen our relationship with him; Jesus is giving us what we need for our journey. We can be very sure we are being led by God. We should rejoice in that and give ourselves to this will without any fear!
This week, my invitation is to come before God in humility, with open ears and hearts, begging the help of his grace, his light, his wisdom, to know what the truth is. Let us listen very carefully to what Jesus says; let us watch Jesus' actions; gaze into his face, and walk with him.
— Fr. Rubén Darío Muñoz Jiménez
Page 2 St. Joseph Church, Onekama and St. Raphael Church, Copemish, Michigan
Pastoral Staff
Pastor ..................................... Rev. Rubén D. Muñoz Deacon .....................................................Kim Eaton Secretary/Bookkeeper ...................... Jaimey Ferguson Organist/Music Director.......................... Chris Sattler Maintenance ..................................... Michael Nelson Faith Formation ............................... Tracy Daberkoe
Office Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:00 am - 3:30 pm ................................... St. Joseph
Mass Schedule
Tuesday, Wednesday ..... 11:00 am ......... St. Raphael Thursday, Friday ............ 11:00 am ........... St. Joseph Saturday .......................... 4:00 pm ........... St. Joseph Saturday .......................... 6:30 pm ......... St. Raphael Sunday ............................ 9:00 am ......... St. Raphael Sunday .......................... 11:00 am ........... St. Joseph
Sacrament of Penance
By appointment
Sacrament of Baptism Parents interested in having their children baptized need to contact the pastor for further information.
Sacrament of Marriage Those seeking this sacrament are required to contact the pastor at least six months in advance. Pre-marriage instructions are required.
Bulletin Deadline
Wednesday at Noon - 10 days prior to publication Send info to [email protected], or drop off hard copy to the Parish Office.
Prayer Requests
Florence Anderson June Bartlett
Janice Berben Ann Bialik
Dianna Bialik Ed Bielat
Kyleigh Borah Ned Brown
Anna Charlich Jayme LaFleur Daley
Mark Dagnall Dennis Daldine Karen Daldine Martha Dirksen
Blake Elmer Frank English Mary Evans
Norma & Arnold Fraley Ken Franklin
Michele Gillaspie
Don Gurn Pat Gurn
William Hogarth Addy Hollifield Tammy Holmes
Bruce Howell Dennis Humphrey Marlene Krause
Stephen Kuczynski Joyce LaFleur Ryan LaHaie Joseph Lizon
Marilyn & William Lotz George Macko
John David Martuch Tammy May Julie Miller Kelly Miller Olivia Miller Lisa Milliron
Dale Moody Gino Nacco
Nielsen Family James Oliver
Becky Petersen Judy Pendygraft
Reed Family Rich Russell Nancy Satal Kelli Sattler Bob Saul
Chad Schualer Paul Sedlar
Richard Smith Mary Steen Jack Sysko
Kay Thompson Tom Wasco
Sgt. Gabe Caldwell, Army SSgt Hannah Janicki Davis, USAF
SSgt Kyle R. Davis, USAF Mark J. Debano, Jr., OD LT, MSC,
USN 2 Lt. Daniel J. Debano, Engineer,
MIARNG Sgt. Chris DeVoll, Army
Spc. Renada DeVoll, Army 2nd Lt. Connor Fitzpatrick, Army
Olivia Fouchey, USAF Charles Fouchey V, Army, NG
Jay Long, Air Force Mike Meyers, Air Force
Adam O'Neill, Army Capt. Courtney Pierce, RN, Army
Capt. Karina Pierce, Army Sgt. Benjamin Pingel, Navy
Adam Schuessler, Army, USAF Hunter Scoggins, Army
Austin Soller, Navy Sgt. Dylan Somsel, Army
Trevor Tomkinson, Marine Capt. Kent Turner, Army Yeoman John Tucker, CG Yeoman Sarah Tucker, CG
Daniel Tanner, Navy
Please remember in your prayers all the homebound, those who are in the Medical Care, adult foster care homes, and those who are ill including:
Please pray for all service men and women who are serving our country.
Mass Intentions
Tuesday, August 10th 10:00 am Adoration followed by 11:00 am Mass .......................... St. Raphael
Wednesday, August 11th 11:00 am Mass ............................................................................ St. Raphael
Thursday, August 12th 10:00 am Adoration followed by 11:00 am Mass ............................. St. Joseph
Friday, August 13th 11:00 am Mass ............................................................................... St. Joseph Saturday, August 14th 4:00 pm For the health of Flo Anderson & Kari Brown ................... St. Joseph 6:30 pm Living and Deceased Parishioners ................................ St. Raphael Sunday, August 15th 8:00 am TV Mass for the Homebound ................... Fox 32 (Cable Channel 3) 9:00 am †Robert Mullen (Pat Mullen) ......................................... St. Raphael 11:00 am Special Intention for the Somsel Family ............................ St. Joseph
Ministry Schedule
St. Joseph
Saturday, August 14, 4:00 pm Lector Meg Barlan Body of Christ Wanda Lyman Altar Servers Arden Bradford Usher/Greeter Cindy Kadzban & Ed Barlan
Sunday, August 15, 11:00 am Lector Nan Kamaloski Body of Christ Tom Greve Altar Servers Cheryl Showalter Usher/Greeter Mike Kamaloski & BJ Tooker St. Raphael
Saturday, August 14, 6:30 pm Lector Peaches Sanovic Body of Christ Gerry Kastl Altar Servers Emily Fouchey Usher/Greeter 4 Volunteers Needed
Sunday, August 15, 9:00 am Lector David Clous Body of Christ Carlina Breitner Altar Servers Cathy Noggle User/Greeter 4 Volunteers Needed
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August 8, 2021 - Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 3
Upcoming Community Events
Tuesday, August 10th 6:00 pm Finance Council Meeting ... St. Raphael Wednesday, August 11th 12:30 pm Pastoral Council Meeting ... St. Raphael 3:30 pm Ladies Guild Meeting ........... St. Joseph 5:30 pm Finance Council Meeting ..... St. Joseph
Celebrating Birthdays
08/11 Raymond Pendygraft 08/12 Tiffany Hurford 08/13 Jean Rita Fouchey 08/15 Viva Kastl Celebrating Anniversaries
08/10 M/M Gary Bentley
Spiritual Guidance Resources
We would like to offer you some resources for daily prayer, live streaming of adoration, Mass, reflections, and more.
Please check our parish websites frequently as new information will be posted as it becomes available.
Ascension Press - https://ascensionpress.com/pages/spiritual-guidance
EWTN - https://www.ewtn.com/ (Available for TV viewing in most areas)
Diocese of Gaylord - Remote Viewing|Listening of Mass
Online Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration - https://virtualadoration.home.blog/
Download myParish App on your mobile devices (Apple and Android) for additional resources. Both St. Joseph and St. Raphael Parishes are combined under St. Joseph Catholic Church in Onekama.
Stewardship of Treasure
May Our Lord bless us through our generosity.
Thank you so very much to those who have been able to continue with their financial support of our parishes
during this very difficult time. It is greatly appreciated.
St. Joseph Envelope Offertory ................................... $2,195.00 Loose Offertory ........................................... $834.10 Vigil Lights ........................................................... $0 Total .................................................... $3,029.10 Food Pantry ................................................ $242.00 Building Fund ............................................. $215.00
St. Raphael Tithing Titles not available at this time.
Stewardship By the Book - The gifts of God that the angel brought to Elijah - food, water, rest, and encouragement - were given, not for his own good alone, but to strengthen him for service. How am I using my gifts to serve others? Vocation View - The Divine Presence is often symbolized in the use of bread, wine, water, oil, candles, fire and light. Each of us must be a sign/symbol of God’s presence. Why don’t you give it a try? Stewardship Reflections - “Get up and eat or the journey will be too much for you!” 1 KINGS 19:7 God knows that committing to a stewardship lifestyle is difficult. However, we were not designed to do it on our own, we need His help. Fortunately, God gave us the greatest gift of all, His son, Jesus. Through the gift of the Eucharist we join our sacrifice with the sacrifice of the Holy Mass and receive the strength and courage to be His joyful disciples. Family Perspective-by Bud Ozar - “Stop murmuring” Jesus told the disciples in today’s gospel. Complaining is a dead-end and constant complaining is nagging. We might feel better, but others feel bitter. Silence or grumbling will not resolve the problem. Address differences honestly and respectfully. Don’t make them personal attacks.
Updates to Covid-19 Protocols for Liturgical Celebrations
Masks are no longer required during liturgical celebrations. It is expected those that are not vaccinated follow CDC guidelines and wear a mask for fellow parishioners safety.
Social distancing is no longer required during liturgical celebrations.
When using hymnals in church we invite you to sanitize your hands with provided sanitizer in each pew. Please make sure lids are closed after use.
St. Joseph Ladies Guild News
The annual Ladies Guild Quilt Raffle is now underway! Buy yourself a ticket for a chance to win a beautiful quilt and support the Ladies. Tickets are $1.00 or 6/$5.00! The drawing will take place on Labor Day weekend. A big thank you to everyone participating!
St. Joseph’s Ladies Guild House Call Rosary in now available for ill or elderly parish members. 3-6 guild ladies will come to your home or the church and pray the rosary with you. If interested please call one of the following ladies: Mary Lee- 231.864.3579, Beth- 231.889.4304, Cindy- 231.499.7325
Family Fare receipts and Postage Stamps
The St. Joseph Ladies’ Guild is saving Family Fare receipts that may be put in the same box in the entry. When you go to Family Fare, all you have to do is sign-up for their reward card. The Ladies are also collecting cancelled postage stamps.
St. Raphael Flea Market
The Flea Market date has changed! It will now be held sometime after September 3rd, a more permanent date is to come. Items that we will take include: clothes, shoes, household items men’s treasures, and electronics ( all electronic items MUST work and please NO TVs!) Please make sure you check your treasures to ensure they are clean before donating! For ay questions please contact Rose Clous at 231.885.1619. Thank you!
Don’t forget the Pancake Breakfast at St. Raphael
this Sunday, August 8th!
11 Years and up- $7.00
5-10 Years- $3.00
Children 4 and Under- FREE
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