CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION PAGE 2 LANSING, MICHIGAN

Readings for the Week of February 4, 2018

Sunday Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Jb 7:1-4, 6-7; Ps 147:1-2, 3-4, 5 -6; 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23; Mk 1:29-39 Monday Saint Agatha, Virgin and Martyr 1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13; Ps 132:6-7, 8-10; Mk 6:53-56 Tuesday Saint Paul Miki and Companion, Martyrs 1 Kgs 8:22-23,27-30; Ps 84:3, 4, 5 and 10, 11; Mk 7:1-13 Wednesday 1 Kgs 10:1-10; Ps 37:5-6, 30-31, 39-40; Mk 7:14-23 Thursday Saint Jerome Emiliani; Saint Josephine Bakhita, Virgin 1 Kgs 11:4-13; Ps 106: 3-4, 35-36, 37 and 40; Mk 7:24-30 Friday 1 Kg 11:29-32; 12:19; Ps 81:10-11ab, 12-13, 14-15; Mk 7:31-37 Saturday Saint Scholastica, Virgin 1 Kgs 12:26-32; 13:33-34; Ps 106:6-7ab, 19-20, 21-22; Mk 8:1-10 Sunday Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32:1- 2, 5, 11: 1 Cor 10:31—11:1; Mk 1:40-45

RESURRECTION DAILY LITURGIES

Saturday February 3, 2018 8:15am Baby Lennox Broderick—Joe & Rita Wilhelm 9:00am-10:00am Confessions 5:00pm Paul Cook—Family

Sunday February 4, 2018 FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 9:00am Joan Mueller—Mike & Marianne 11:00am Fran & Frank Day & David Fahrenbach—

John & Colleen 5:30pm For the Parish 7:00pm Vespers 8:00pm Compline

Monday February 5, 2018 8:15am Mike & Lucia Spagnuolo—Family

Tuesday February 6, 2018 6:15pm Perpetual Help Devotion 6:30pm Terry Dalton—Steve & Diana Repichowski 7:00pm-8:00pm Confession/Holy Hour

Wednesday February 7, 2018 6:30am Rosary to St Joseph Devotion 7:00am Int Sister Virginia Jones—Ruth Su 8:15am BJ Kalahiki—Alex & Barbara Dion

Thursday February 8, 2018 8:15am Dan Magistro—Patricia Slivensky & Family 7:00pm-8:00pm Men’s Evening of Adoration

Friday February 9, 2018 8:15am Tony Driscoll—Mom & Dad 9:00am-8:00pm Adoration 7:00pm-8:00pm Confession/Holy Hour

Saturday February 10, 2018 8:15am Int Members of St Monica Sodality 9:00am-10:00am Confessions 5:00pm Kimberly Normoyle—Scodeller Family 7:00pm—9:00pm Encounter

Sunday February 11, 2018 SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 9:00am For the Parish 11:00am Isabel, Pedro & Naty Alfaro—Kevin& Mila 5:30pm Int Veronica, Jean & Tom—Divine Mercy Group 7:00pm Vespers

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS:

Our deceased: Phyllis Alden, Dorothy Rojewski

Our sick: Jean Orlando, Joel Rivera, Matt Naberfeld, Kevin Conte, Ron & Karen Markiw, Pat Koenigsknecht, Damien DeWitt, Tom Lenhardt, Judith Xanders, Dan & Vickie Olivett, Elia Paget, Charles Wiegand, Geraldine Radke, John Buchel, Andrea Payne, Linda Grisson, Dave Metzger, Brenda Wohlscheid, Trinidad Regal, Antoinette Redmond, Verina Wilhelm, Olga Creaser, Michael Walker, Gary Gurski, James Vincent, Gabriel Radke, our parish family including our homebound and those in nursing homes.

Our military personnel: Chris Riley, Parris Island, S.C., Marines Kaleilani Kalahiki, Medical, Army Capt. Connor Caples, MD Travis AFB, CA Lt. Chris White, Washington, D.C. Erick Martinez, Afghanistan Anthony Sevenski, Navy David Hanosh Suarez, Marines

ROSARIES PRAYED FOR PEACE: 50,069 Total number Rosaries prayed. Tally sheets are available at the East Entrances of Church

LIVING ROSARY INTENTION FOR FEBRUARY: For the intentions of Pope Francis and for our parish. To join this devotion, please call Diane Woods 517-482-0447.

PARISH INTENTION FOR FEBRUARY: That the children and young people of the parish be strengthened in their true identity as children of God?

We invite parishioners to fast on Tuesdays for this intention, consider joining us for Mass that evening at 6:30pm, when we will include the particular intention in the prayers of the faithful.

Sat, Feb 3: Abe Earley, Anne Dudley, David

Griswold, Dee Willis, Maureen Doyle, Megan

McCormick, Richard Lowe

Sun, Feb 4: Anna Mendes Leal, Evelyn

Garitz, Gil Sauceda, Max DeYoung, Toby White

Mon, Feb 5: David Dunham, Mee Yang

Tues, Feb 6: Angie Garza-Gonzales, Roberta Lott

Wed, Feb 7: Corinn Wooster, Elizabeth Miller, Jennifer

McDonald, Rosalea Mann, Steve Simonson

Thurs, Feb 8: Maggie Jacobs, Mary Bennett, Tom Butler

Fri, Feb 9: Gabriella Garcia

Sat, Feb 10: Celeste Paget, Gerard Hernandez, John

Lindemann, Mary Lou Najar

Sun, Feb 11: Jeremy Dowsett, Monica Cremins, Ray Michaels,

Ron Markiw, Rusty Pate

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SACRAMENTAL LIFE & WORKS OF MERCYSACRAMENTAL LIFE & WORKS OF MERCYSACRAMENTAL LIFE & WORKS OF MERCYSACRAMENTAL LIFE & WORKS OF MERCY

Marriage Prep: Arrangements must be made at least 9 months in advance; please call the parish office. Infant Baptism: To register, call the parish office or www.corlansing.org. Confession: Mon & Wed—Sat 7:45am; Tues & Fri 7:00pm and Saturday-9:00am-10:00am Daily Rosary: Mon & Wed— Fri 7:45am Perpetual Help Devotion: Tuesdays 6:15pm St Joseph Devotion: 1st Wednesdays 6:30am Rosary; 7:00am Mass St. Monica Sodality: 2nd Saturdays 7:45am Rosary, 8:15am Mass, Divine Mercy Chaplet following Divine Mercy Chaplet: Mon— Fri 3:00pm, Holy Family Chapel, 1601 E Grand River Ave. St Vincent dePaul Society: 1601 E. Grand River; 517-371-4380. Mon & Fri 10-11am and Wed 1-3pm St Vincent dePaul Parish Food Collection: Toilet paper, toothpaste, bar soap, laundry soap and dish soap. St Joseph the Worker Guild: An opportunity for men and women to voluntarily offer their skills and talents to doing a variety of small jobs around the parish. Meets Tuesdays 9:00am in the Parish Hall Conference Room. Come once or come often. Contact: Cindi 485-5886; curriecindi@aol.com Project Rachel Helpline: There is help after an abortion. If you or someone you know is hurting from an abortion, call the Project Rachel Helpline 517-993-0291. All calls are confidential. Unplanned pregnancy: Contact Pregnancy Services of Greater Lansing 332-0633 or Shared Pregnancy 484-0365 Visitation of the Sick: If you know someone who is ill at home or in a nursing home and would like to receive communion please contact the parish office. Low Gluten Hosts-Please let the priest or usher know prior to Mass if you require a low gluten host. During Mass you will need to come to the priest in the center aisle where he has a separate pyx. REGISTRATION: If you are new to the area or would like to register please stop at the parish office: 1514 E. Michigan Ave, or visit our website www.corlansing.org. If you are currently a registered member and would like to update your information, please contact the office 517-482-4749.

Each month the parish designates an Organization of the Month to donate 7% of our Sunday and Holy Day tithing. If you would like to donate directly to this charity, make your checks out in their name and we will forward to them.

February 2018 Ministry of the Month: Kairos

http://kairos-na.org

SCRIP SALES: Sunday’s Only 10am-1pm

Feb 11 & 25

COFFEE / DONUTS / CAFÉ February 11 & 18

Sunday after 9 & 11am Masses

All events in Mercy Hall

Please arrive 20 minutes before Mass and sign in

February 10 - 11: Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Send Bulletin submissions to: bulletin@corlansing.org

by Monday 3pm prior to publication.

MEN’S EVENING OF ADORATION

Join us Thursday, February 8thJoin us Thursday, February 8thJoin us Thursday, February 8thJoin us Thursday, February 8th

Adoration is from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Church.

We'll then proceed to the parish hall for a social hour.

All men are invited All men are invited All men are invited All men are invited

Extraordinary Reader Altar Server

Saturday, 5:00 PM

B. Amburn R. White

T. White J. Schutz

B. Abbott C. Abbott Q. Abbott M. Abbott

Sunday, 9:00 AM

C. Lott R. Imgrund

J. Allstott NOT FILLED

J. Janke T. Crowley J. Gulock P. Gulock J. Gulock

Sunday, 11:00 AM

J. Mattson F. Christopher-son R. Pate

K. Darga J. Edwards

J. Venema NOT FILLED (4)

Sunday, 5:30 PM

C. Spalding T. Spalding

D. Repovz NOT FILLED

NOT FILLED (2) J. Lavagnino A. Mora

CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION PAGE 4 LANSING, MICHIGAN

A MESSAGE FROM FR. STEVE

40 Days for Life (Planned Parenthood on Clippert) Planned Parenthood of Frandor began performing chemical abortions over a year ago, which is why that is the location of 40 Days for Life this year. Beginning February 14th, please join us in prayer on the wide public berm on Clippert St, across the from PP in Frandor. Our efforts are prayer and fast-ing, not confrontation. Please consider coming out to pray. Be a witness for Christ. Be a witness for Life. Other Upcoming Events On February 10, St. Martha’s Council of Catholic Women are offering a day of formation and fellowship for women. It is called, “Becoming Women of Joy: Sharing the Joy of the Gos-pel.” The speakers will be Mary Govoni, Fr. David Hudg-ins and Fr. Mike Murray. The day will also include breakout sessions, as well as opportunities for quiet re-flection, prayer, and Eucharistic Adoration. Continental breakfast and lunch are included with the cost of the $25 ticket. The deadline for registration is Monday, February 5, 2018. On February 24, the Diocese of Lansing Men’s Conference, “The Man Event” will be held at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church in Michigan Center, just off US-127, south of I-94. Steve Ray and Fr. Tim MacDonald will be speaking, and Bish-op Boyea will celebrate the concluding Mass at 4:00 p.m., which is the Sunday Vigil Mass. Also on February 24, “Grandly,” a new ecumenical ministry to grandparents will be offering a day-long conference that fo-cuses on how grandparents can support their grandchildren in the faith. The conference will be held at the Work of Christ Community Center off Hagadorn in East Lansing. For more information, please check out their website (grandly.org) or see the promotional cards in the vestibule. Thank you! As we come to the end of Catholic Schools Week 2018, I want to extend my gratitude to all those who have helped our school fulfill its mission historically, those who serve presently, and those whose service is helping us anticipate a bright future. Thanks also to parishioners whose generous support to the parish helps us continue to offer this ministry to parishioners and community members. May we always strive to fulfill the Father’s will that all the children of God would become saints. With deep gratitude for our ministry in the Heart of Lansing, Fr. Steve

Flu Season Safeguards After consulting with health care professionals, I have decided that because of the dangerous strain of the flu virus this year, I will not be encouraging people to make the sign of peace dur-ing Mass, which is liturgically "optional." Note that after the priest says, "The peace of the Lord be with you always," and the people reply, "And with your spirit," the Roman Missal gives the following rubric: "Then, if appropriate, the deacon, or the priest, adds: 'Let us offer each other the sign of peace.'" The Sign of Peace is not a mandatory, even if it is a customary, part of the liturgy. I will return to our custom of exchanging the sign of peace after the end of flu season. It would also be prudent to refrain from holding hands during the Our Father, if that is your posture during that prayer. The Spirit’s Healing Power This week, yet again, St. Mark speaks of the power of the Lord over the evil one. Last week, our Gospel concluded with these words: Jesus rebuked [the evil spirit] and said, “Quiet! Come out of him!” The unclean spirit convulsed him and with a loud cry came out of him. All were amazed and asked one another, “What is this? A new teaching with authority. He commands even the unclean spirits and they obey him.” His fame spread everywhere throughout the whole region of Galilee. And then, this week, we read: ‘“When it was evening, after sunset, they brought to him all who were ill or possessed by demons. The whole town was gathered at the door. He cured many who were sick with various diseases, and he drove out many de-mons, not permitting them to speak because they knew him.’ Power for You and Me In His earthly ministry, Jesus revealed the Glory of God in a powerful way by healing people and driving out evil spirits. What is beautiful is that the same Spirit that healed and drove out evil spirits through Jesus is within us through our baptism. John writes about this mystery: “You belong to God, children, and you have conquered [evil spirits], for the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world. They [the false prophets] belong to the world; accordingly, their teaching belongs to the world, and the world listens to them. We belong to God, and anyone who knows God listens to us, while any-one who does not belong to God refuses to hear us. This is how we know the spirit of truth and the spirit of deceit.” The truth, Jesus tells us, will “set us free.” Jesus is the truth that frees us from the lies of the false prophets and the evil one in the world. Because Jesus is in us by the Holy Spirit, as Jesus triumphed over evil, so we too can triumph over evil. Overcoming Evil in Our World Thanks be to God, we are able to overcome evil by spiritual means, but it’s true that the Lord invites us to use our gifts, empowered by the Word, the Sacraments, and the Holy Spirit, to actively work to overcome evil in our world. Indeed, we are salt, light, and leaven in the world. We should strive to overcome evil by good. And it’s happening! Our efforts through 40 Days for Life are a sign of God’s work in our parish, and we continue to look for ways to bring healing and hope in answer to the lies bound up with abortion. We rejoice in what God is doing in our midst, and look to the Lord for His leading as we proceed.

Only one-third of Catholics a�end Mass on a

regular basis-Let’s invite them back!

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February KG Round-Up

Resurrection School is offering 1-hour blocks of time for prospective Kindergarten families to tour the school and talk with the teacher and staff. Each ses-sion will be limited to 5 families to allow for more indi-vidual questions and conversation. Session 1: Wed. Feb. 7 9:30-10:30 AM Session 2: Thurs. Feb. 8 5:30-6:30 PM Session 3: Wed. Feb. 21 5:30-6:30 PM Session 4: Thurs. Feb. 22 9:30-10:30 AM • Call the School Office to sign up for a session.

• Individual tours can be scheduled in March, but we are anticipating a waitlist for KG next year.

School

FLU SE@SON S@FEGU@RDS

After consulting with health care professionals, Father Ste-ve has decided that because of the dangerous strain of the flu virus this year, he will not be encouraging people to make the sign of peace during Mass, which is liturgi-cally "optional." Note that after the priest says, "The peace of the Lord be with you always," and the people reply, "And with your spirit," the Roman Missal gives the follow-ing rubric: "Then, if appropriate, the Deacon, or the priest, adds: 'Let us offer each other the sign of peace.'" The Sign of Peace is not a mandatory, even if it is a customary, part of the liturgy. Father Steve will return to our custom of exchanging the sign of peace after the end of flu season.

NEWS FROM THE KNIGHTS

FEBRUARY ACTIVITIES:

Movie Night February 9 Mercy Hall 6:30 pm Council Meeting February 12 Mercy Hall 7:30 pm Rosary in church 7:00 pm Knights Night February 22 Mercy Hall 6:00 pm- 8:30 pm

Pancake Breakfast February 25 Mercy Hall 9:30 am–12:00 pm Officers Meeting February 28

Mercy Hall 7:00 pm

Please check out the council website. www.kofc11099.org RESURRECTION KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

MSGR. GABRIELS COUNCIL 11099

In conjunction with YOUNG FAMILIES & COUPLES GROUP

Present FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT

Fri, Feb 9th; 6pm; Mercy Hall

Pizza, snacks, & drinks available for purchase. Bring kids sleeping bags and pillows. We will decorate brown grocery bags for food distributed by St. Vin-cent de Paul Society. Vote for the movie on the KofC Facebook page!

Facebook.com/groups/resyoungfam Facebook.com/KnightsofColumbus11099

resyoungfam@gmail.com

School Office: (517) 487-0439 school@corlansing.org

www.corlansing.org/school

Hello moms of Resurrection! Did you know we have a Pray and Play Group that meets a couple times a month on Monday mornings? After morning Mass, around 9 am, we meet in the new Saint JPII room. There are toys for your children to play with while the moms have time for fellowship and prayers. If your children would like a snack while there, feel free to bring a (peanut free) bite to eat. Even if your kids are all in school or older, we would love to have you! Here are the dates for winter/spring 2018: Feb. 5 and 26 March 12 and 26 April 16 and 30 May 14 Join us for one or all the play groups! Email Maria Car-lin for more details: marialcarlin@gmail.com or check us out on Facebook under Resurrection Moms Group.

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ENCOUNTER With The Healing Lord

Our next Encounter Event takes place in Church, on

Saturday, February 10th

7pm—9pm

Stay for a few minutes or for a couple hours. God knows what you need and wants you to receive more of His love.

Bring your votive candles for Adoration. Our evening will conclude with Benediction

Made for More “Fighting Porn in our Culture … and Winning” by Dr. Peter Kleponis Are you or someone you love struggling with pornogra-phy use? This Made for More event is aimed to help parents of K-12 graders, pastors, educators, or any con-cerned adult on the dangers of pornography and how to protect families and help those who struggles with addic-tion to porn as well as effectively address the pornogra-phy epidemic in America. Saturday, Feb 10th, 7:00-9:30 pm, Christ the King Cath-olic Church (4000 Ave Maria Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48105). To register: www.ctkcc.net/madeformore Questions: contact John Hoving at 734-665-5040 or jhoving@ctkcc.net The night includes childcare, refreshments and vendor tables for perusing. Cost is $15 per person or $20 per couple, however financial aid is available to those who need it.

St Francis Retreat Center: Contact St. Francis Retreat Center for more info at: stfrancis.ws or 517-669-8321. Resurrection Men's Retreat Weekend, February 9-11. The theme for this directed retreat is "Entering the Heart of God: Praying the Lord's Prayer in Our Day” based on the book by Fr. Charlie Irvin. All couples are invited to a day-long marriage re-treat, “Building trust, communication, and intimacy with each other and Our Lord,” Saturday, Feb. 10 from 9:30am-4:00pm; cost is $95 per couple and includes morning Mass, lunch and materials. Take a mini pilgrimage to start your Lenten journey on a retreat entitled, “40 Days to a Better You,” Feb. 14 from 9:00am-3:30pm. Includes Mass, lunch, and materi-als; cost is $65 or $55 for seniors 60+.

The Dominican Sisters of Mary,

Mother of the Eucharist

Invite Young Single Women (Ages 16-32)

To drop everything, take a leap of faith, and spend

February 10th & 11th or April 28th & 29th

in Ann Arbor with dozens of other young women

exploring the answer to the question

“Where is God calling me?”

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The 48th. Annual Interfaith Day is hosted this year by the Catholic faith at St. Casimir Church on February 27th. The theme is "Bridging Our Troubled Waters". Doors open at 9am with coffee and breakfast goodies. Lunch is at noon and the program ends about 2:30pm. Tickets are $12.00 each and can be purchased from Molly Beckwith at 2000 Holly Way, Lansing, MI 48910. Cash or check is ok. The check should be made out to "Interfaith" and mailed along with a self ad-dressed stamped envelope. it is also suggested to bring a box of cereal for the Greater Lansing Food Bank. Questions? Call Molly at 394-4704.

Did you know that Peer to Peer Ministry welcomes children, teens, and young adults with special needs that impact socialization skills to attend our social events with their families? Plan to attend one of our upcoming social events on the following first and third Saturdays at St. Gerard in the Adult Education rooms after the 6:30 PM Mass: Feb. 17, March 3, March 17, April 7, April 21 (Movie night in Youth room), May 5, May 19, June 2, July 7, and July 21. Our ministry also continues to seek volunteers to be social role models by reaching out in friendship to our members who have requested friendship facili-tation. For more information, please contact Tracey Keat-ing at pourthyblessings@gmail.com or Margaret Grima at 517-342-2555.

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THE M@N EVENT 2018:

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Men, come to grow in your faith at the annual Diocese of Lansing’s Catholic Men’s Conference. In car-rying out the Tradition of providing an atmosphere of support and helping the Catholic men among us to

courageously live a Christ-centered life in today’s world. This year’s theme will focus on how to “run the good race” and boldly spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ Date: February 24, 2018 Time: 10 AM – 5 PM Location: Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church Cost: $40 adult & $30 student What to expect: Speakers Steve Ray and Fr Tim MacDonald Adoration Lunch Music by Brian Flynn Mass with Bishop Boyea (4 p.m.)

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