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THE FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 5, 2020
SAINT JOSEPH
CATHOLIC CHURCH
FAMILY MINISTRIES:
Marriage Preparation ~ Fr. Michael Williams Baptism ~ Nancy Joseph St. Joseph School ~ Chris Wells Religious Education ~ Michelle Parker Confirmation ~ Michelle Parker Youth Group ~ Nancy Poff Adult Faith Formation ~ Nancy Joseph Evangelization ~ Nancy Joseph Please call the parish office for more information on our Family Ministries
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:
Saturday: 4:00 pm & Tuesday: 6:30 pm WORSHIP:
Music ~ Jeff Richards
REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE:
Saturday: 5:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 PM Holy Days: Consult the bulletin.
PARISH LIFE:
Parish Council ~ Dick Weller Finance Council ~ Scott Dzurka Parish Secretary ~ Deb Light Business Manager ~ Susan Mahoney Maintenance ~ Dave Klein PASTORAL CARE:
Fr. Michael Williams Deacon Marv Robertson Deacon Jerry Fust Deacon Eric Elstro
ALL ARE WELCOME!
St. Joseph is a place of refreshment, peace and love, a place of ministry and renewal. We welcome you to be part of our faith community where the Word of God is proclaimed, friendship is offered
and the Sacraments are celebrated.
St. Joseph Catholic Church [email protected] 109 Linden Street www.stjoecatholic.com Saint Johns, Michigan 48879-1837
Parish Office Phone: (989) 224-8994 Fax: (989) 224-3475 St. Joseph School: (989) 224-2421 Religious Education Office: (989) 224-8537 Medical Emergencies requiring an Anointing of the Sick: (989) 227-1244
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN
COUNTING COLLECTION: July 6th ~ Group 3
SANCTUARY CLEANERS: July 11th ~ Kate Mullen & Kari Schneider
THIS WEEK’S LITURGIES
Monday: July 6 (Saint Maria Goretti, Virgin & Martyr)
Readings: Hosea 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22 | Matthew 9:18-26 No Mass
Tuesday: July 7 Readings: Hosea 8:4-7, 11-13 | Matthew 9:32-38
7:00 PM Mass †Father Paul J. Cummings
Wednesday: July 8 Readings: Hosea 10:1-3, 7-8, 12 | Matthew 10:1-7
12:05 PM Mass †Celeste Heckman ~ Classmates
Thursday: July 9 (Saint Augustine Zhao Rong, Priest, and Companions,
Martyrs) Readings: Hosea 11:1-4, 8e-9 | Matthew 10:7-15
8:30 AM Mass The deceased members of the conference ~ Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Friday: July 10 Readings: Hosea 14:2-10 | Matthew 10:16-23
8:30 AM Mass The United States of America ~ Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Saturday: July 11 (Saint Benedict, Abbot)
Readings: Isaiah 6:1-8 | Matthew 10:24-33 5:00 PM Mass †Richard Schneider ~ Helen
Sunday: July 12 (The 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time) Readings: Isaiah 55:10-11 | Romans 8:18-23 | Matthew 13:1-23 or 13:1-9
8:00 AM Mass †Stanley & Betty Geller ~ Roy & Janet Pline 10:00 AM Mass People of the Parish 12:00 PM Mass †Diane Eiseler ~ The Schafer Family 6:00 PM Spanish Mass
OUR Weekly Giving
LITURGICAL MINISTERS
NEXT WEEKEND (July 11/12)
ALTAR SERVERS: NOT AT THIS TIME
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: Only 3 are needed for each Mass
5 PM: Group 1: Colleen Sutherland, Millie Wassa, and Mary Empie
8 AM: Group 1: Linda Karek, Bob Puralewski, Judi Thelen, Pam Walsh, Lisa Moeggenborg, and John Thelen
10 AM: Group 1: Jean Eldridge, Mary Beth Elstro, Janet McKeown, Doug Nurenberg, and Barbara Dartt 12 PM: Group 1: Millie Fox, Dan Snyder, Debbie Thiede, Dawn Lawless, Victoria Lawless, and Charlotte Voisin
LECTORS: 5 PM: Don Randolph 8 AM: Lu Anne Cuthbert 10 AM: Barbara Dartt 12 PM: Monica Leikart
USHERS: Only 4 Ushers are needed for each Mass
5 PM: Bob Wilkie and Group 5A 8AM: William Thelen and Group 8C 10AM: Ted Suidgeest and Group 10C 12PM: Dennis Parker and Group 12B
The Children’s Collection for July will be donated to: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Total July donations for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital: $ 0.00
Children’s and Youth envelopes are available at the back of the church
and from the parish office
Other Important Phone Numbers: Prayer Tree & To Bring Up The Gifts: Parish Office, 989-224-8994
St. Joseph Catholic Church and
The SANCTUARY LAMP will burn from July 5th - July 11th
For: The United States of America
Offering for the Week Ending with Sunday June 28 , 2020 Adults (127) Envelopes/Gifts $18,696.50 (Including automated debits and online giving) Loose Cash: $183.00 TOTAL: $18,879.50
OTHER ENVELOPES RECEIVED
Education Trust Fund: $500.00 Building Fund: $135.00 Tuition Scholarship Fund: $75.00
Our weekly average since July 1, 2019 is $18,668.34. If we continue to keep this average we will meet our budgeted goal.
Full schedules are available at www.stjoecatholic.com/schedules
VOLUNTEERS FOR NEXT WEEK
Sponsor of the week
Please thank our sponsors for their support!
View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com
THE 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 05 2020
Prayer INTENTIONS
To add or remove a name from the bulletin prayer list, please call: 989-224-8994
or email [email protected]
*Please note: only immediate family members may add names to the bulletin
prayer lists.
For the confidential Prayer Tree, please call the parish office at 989-224-8994. For confidentiality reasons please do not leave
last names, just the first initial of the last name. Thank you!
BULLETIN DEADLINE: Mondays at Noon for the following weekend. Send to [email protected]
Please pray for our parishioners and their families, especially:
Joan Bozung Dorris Frace James Judy Marian Kiel William Pam Martinez Steve Nunham Stan and Millie Wassa Carol Sandy Debbie Jeff Wadell Brent Baese Landon Baese Jerry Leon Kramer Peter Schrauben Barb Haruska Kim Novak Dolors Vanbelkum Daniel Blair Marian Kurncz Mindy Barks Brenda Higgins Dan Boak Chris Charles Bob and Mary Zuker Karen Joseph Biewer Trevor Brian Ritter Shirley Richard Connors Lisa Sharon Fitzpatrick Linda Amy R.
Our parishioners in the service, especially:
Air Force Marines Army Matthew Dainton Jake Hoskins Alex Detloff Eric Martin Alex Rojas Jacob Longoria Jessica Mitchell Jordan Adam Novak David Seperic Van Amburg Noel Smith II Joseph Dershem Joseph Larsen
Confession Times
Tuesday July 7th @ 6:30 p.m. Saturday July 11th @ 4:00 p.m.
TOTALLY CATHOLIC-ROCKY RAILWAY, WHERE JESUS’ POWER PULLS US THROUGH
The best week of each summer is Vacation Bible School and we have found a way to make it fun and easy for your family!
Join us from home for a special hybrid VBS Monday, July 27 - Thursday July 30 from 10:00 - 11:30 am each day.
A group of Lansing Area Catholic Church DRE’s are joining together to make this a fun and interactive program with lots of games, music, crafts, Bible and Saint stories, and more, all from the comfort and safety of your home.
Our day is geared for children ages 4-10.
To register, simply go to the link below. Only one form per household, listing all kids in the household that want to register. Space is limited so don’t delay registration. You will get an email prior to the start of VBS with more information as well as the Zoom like to join in!
To Register go to this link: https://forms.gle/VeUcAhuVgsvgRz9f8.
Parish Office Month of July
The Parish Office will be staffed for the Month of July from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday thru Thursday, and closed on Friday.
The office will be closed for lunch from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
This year our parish goal has been set at $89,434.00 Thank you to everyone who has made a gift or pledge commitment to this so far. As of 6/28/2020, 253 families have donated $69,670.00, over 77.% of our goal. Any pledge over and above our goal will be returned 50% to our parish. If you haven’t already, please remember to fill out your pledge form, located in the pews, and put it in the collection basket or drop it off at the parish office during the week. Or you may submit your gift online at www.dioceseoflansing.org/dsa.
View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN
WE ARE ALL EVANGELIZERS (and whatever else is on Deacon Eric’s mind)
A couple of years ago my wife and I decided we were going to head to the upper Midwest of the country and visit such sites as Mt. Rushmore and Little Bighorn. Since that requires a trip across South Dakota, a couple people told us to make sure we stopped at Waldron as we crossed the state, but didn’t give a reason why. I checked several SD maps but couldn’t find such a town (or any similarly-named town) so I dismissed the idea of stopping there. But as we drove across South Da-kota, a series of billboards told us that what people wanted us to see was not a town, but a store. Those who have crossed SD know I’m referring to Wall Drug. It made its name by advertising free ice water to weary travelers, but now houses virtually anything an old-fashioned drug store traditionally sold - plus about ten thousand other items. It attracts up to 20 thousand people a day during the sum-mer. (By the way, the total population of Wall, SD as of 2018 was 876).
Wall Drug popped into my head yesterday as we weaved our way through Hor-rock’s Farm Market in Lansing (with our masks on) and I mentioned to my wife that this was Lansing’s equivalent of Wall Drug. It seems every time I go there I find anoth-er part to the building - fruits and vegetables here, draft beer room there, wine wing - straight ahead, candy store - turn left at the bananas and so on. It’s hard to tell if people came to a tavern and decided to grab a few apples on the way out or if they just desired an adult beverage while shopping. Not a judgment, just an observa-tion.
It seems nowadays that people are searching for something more than ever before, but searches in the aisles of the Horrocks’ and Wall Drugs of the world can only provide temporal satisfaction to its customers. Faithful Christians know that eternal satisfaction can only come through Jesus Christ. That’s why a recent survey by Arizona Christian University, specifically a question on the value of human life, caught me by surprise.
The survey showed that only 39 percent of Americans believe that human life is sacred. Surely Catholic responses would generate a much high number, right? No, tragically, Catholics surveyed didn’t fare much better, with only 43 per-cent saying they believed that each human’s life is sacred. (The group with the highest affirmative responses were Evangelicals and Born-Again Protestants at 60 percent). In my mind, this goes beyond disappointing, beyond sad, all the way to tragic.
I first heard this on Catholic radio last week and expected calls to the host of the show disputing the validity of the numbers. Instead I heard sad comments from callers that gave credence to the findings. The callers pointed out that the numbers do explain to some degree societal views on issues such as abortion and euthana-sia - i.e. if we don’t believe a human life is sacred, then it doesn’t matter if we termi-nate it in the womb or if we pull the plug on the elderly. Racism takes on a different perspective as well. When only four of ten people believe that life is sacred, the majority of Americans are really saying “no life matters.” The philosophy fits in well with a relativistic world view, as well, which, by denying any absolute Truth, places little value on a human life.
So those of us who do think life is sacred need to continue our prayer for all people. Poll numbers are not absolutes, of course. But these numbers do make a state-ment on our society - they tell us we need Jesus - now.
Deacon Eric
Saturday July 11th
is the Feast Day for:
St. Benedict of Nursia Religious, Exorcist, Mystic
and Abbot
Founder of the Benedictine Order
Born: March 2, 480 AD
Died: March 21, 547 AD
Canonized in 1220 by Pope
Honorius III
Some of his patronages are:
Against poison, agricultural work-
ers, civil engineers, dying people,
farmers, fever, gall stones, kidney
disease, inflammatory diseases,
monks, nettle rash, speleologists,
spelunkers, and temptations
Information found on Wikipedia
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THE 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 05 2020
SANTUARY LAMP S
We currently still have some Sanctu-
ary Lamps left in the 2020 Mass
book. Sanctuary Lamp stipends are
$12.50 for the week.
D I D Y O U K N O W ?
Our Sunday Visitor newspapers are available
to our parishioners for free each weekend. Find the
most current issue in the back of church.
What is the Prayer Tree?
The Prayer Tree is a group of in-dividuals who pray for our par-
ish family. Prayer requests are con-fidential and are not shared with anyone outside of the prayer tree members. Parishioners can add their prayer requests for friends or family members by contacting the parish office by email or phone at 989-224-8994. The office will then pass on the requests to the prayer tree par-ticipants! The Published Bulletin Prayer List is not the same as the Prayer Tree. To add an immediate family mem-ber to the bulletin prayer list call
the office 989-224-8994.
Each of your bi-
monthly envelope
packets contain one
green envelope for
the Tuition
Scholarships.
Donations in this envelope are
used as scholarship assistance for
families in our school or religious
program. Donations made in the
blue Education Trust Fund
envelope are passed along to
the Education Trust Fund.
Annually, the Trust Fund Board of
Trustees makes donations to the
parish to support our school and
other educational programs.
Lansing Catholic High School
Enrollment Information
Lansing Catholic High School is currently accepting online applica-tion for incoming 9th graders and for transfer students into grades 10 and 11 for next school year. Fami-lies should apply through LCHS’s website: www.lansingcatholic.org. For more information contact the admissions office at 517-267-2102 or [email protected] or tuition office at 517-267-2107 or [email protected].
Lansing Catholic High School
Hosting International Students
Host families are needed for inter-national students who will attend Lansing Catholic High School next school year. Families who host international students are also pro-vided with a monthly stipend. If you are interested in hosting, please contact Lorrie Schartow at [email protected] or 517-303-9671.
Have you registered for your free FORMED account?
Here is how you do it.
1. Go to formed.org/signup. 2. Select your parish. 3. Register with your name and email address. 4. Check your email for a link to begin using FORMED.
What is FORMED?
FORMED, is a revolutionary online platform, provides access to the best Catholic audio talks, movies, ebooks, and video based studies from trusted providers right at your fingertips!
Monday July 6th is the Feast Day of:
After you sign up on Formed, search for St. Maria Goretti and watch this 30 minute video on her life.
View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN
St. Joseph’s has Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs) at both the church and school buildings. The church’s AED is located in the main vestibule, across
from the ushers’ cabinet, above the metal angel donation box. The school’s AED is located on the second floor of the center building, across from the library and teachers’ lounge.
Last Name: __________________________________
Head of Household: __________________________________________________ Birthdate: _________
Spouse (if applicable): __________________________________________________ Birthdate: _________
Other Family Members: __________________________________________________ Birthdate: _________
__________________________________________________ Birthdate: _________
Address: ________________________________________________________________________________
Phones: ________________________ for ______________________ Home / Cell
________________________ for ______________________ Home / Cell
Emails: ___________________________________________ for __________________________
___________________________________________ for __________________________
Additional Info/Comments: ___________________________________________________________________
Being a registered parishioner makes
the process much easier when it is
time for baptisms, weddings, Faith For-
mation registrations, baptismal or con-
firmation sponsorship and even funer-
als. If you have not registered with
the Church, please fill out the form
below and put it in the collection bas-
ket.
Do you have any used Lighthouse Me-dia CD's that you are no longer using?
If you find the CD’s insightful, instruc-tive and inspiring please consider shar-ing them with young adults in our com-munity. Bring your used Lighthouse Me-dia CD’s to the Church office. Our parish will donate these making them available (for free) to the Lansing Area Young Adult Ministry. You can be a participant in our parish evangelization by sharing your CDs; we will pass them on with the hope that the faithful, as well as ‘seekers’ who listen to them, will grow deeper in their faith; and then, continue the sharing of the Good News!
Remembering the Parish After providing for families and loved ones, you may wish to include St. Joseph Parish in your Will. All gifts are welcome, and we ask that you prayerfully consider whether a portion of your estate should be used to continue the ministries of the Parish. This can be accomplished with the words: I bequeath to St. Joseph Parish of St. Johns, Michigan, [insert amount being given or percentage of residue] to be used to support the ministry of the parish. A bequest can be a specific dollar amount, a specific piece of property, a percentage of an estate, or all or part of the residue of an estate. It is always recommended that you consult a lawyer for drafting or amending a will.
Congratulations Graduating Seniors!
One of your responsibilities of being a young adult is to register with the Church. Once you turn 18, you are no longer on your parents registra-tion. By registering with the Church, you will help avoid issues when it comes time to prepare for your future wedding and the baptism of your children. Please take some time to fill out the form below, and either drop it in the collection basket, or mail it into the Church.
**Attention**
A change purse was left at the Church about 7 weeks ago. Please call the parish office if you are
missing your change purse.
View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com
THE 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 05 2020
Please remember the following when coming to Mass:
1. Most Important ~ If you are sick, please stay home.2. The capacity for the Church until further notice is 150, you may be ask t
a different Mass if the Church is full.3. Please do not stay in the Church after Mass is done to talk, please go outsid
visit with your friends and loved ones.4. Keep at least 6 feet between you and the parishioner sitting next to you,
they are family (families do not have to observe the 6 ft. rule).5. Please wear a protective mask.
There is hand sanitizer available at each entrance, please make sure to keep yuhands clean.
With all this being said, we are happy to finally be back to Mass again!
Welcome Back St. Joe Parishioners!!
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