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ST. PETER CATHEDRAL�
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DIOCESE OF MARQUETTE
Office fax: (906) 226�8683 | www.stpetercathedral.org �
Venerable Frederic Baraga
First Bishop of Marquette
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Mass Schedule�
Sunday 8:00am 10:30am 6:00pm�
� Saturday Vigil Mass 4:00pm �
� 1st Sunday La�n Mass 1:00pm�
Weekdays Mon � Sat 8:00am�
(1st Saturday 10:00am)�
Mon � Fri 5:15pm �
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Reconcilia�on�
� Saturday 11:00am & by appt.�
� Sunday 5:30�5:50pm�
� 1st Friday 6:00pm�
311 West Baraga Avenue, Marque+e, MI 49855 | Office hours: M�Th 9am�4pm; F 9am�12pm | (906) 226�6548
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time | February 17, 2019
For the Sacraments of Bap�sm, Marriage & Anoin�ng of the Sick�
Please call the Parish Office at 226�6548.�
Prepara�on for the Sacraments of First Reconcilia�on & Eucharist
begins each fall. Please call Jenny Lochner, Faith Forma�on, 226�6548.�
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If you are interested in becoming Catholic or would like to learn more
about the Catholic faith, please contact the Parish Office at 226�6548.�
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If you would like to join the St. Peter Cathedral parish family, call the
Parish Office at 226�6548 or stop in during office hours to register.
Please call if you have a change of address, new �
phone number, or are leaving the area. Thank you!�
MISSION STATEMENT: To encounter Christ through the Eucharist and answer His call to holiness.�
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To carry out our mission, we: �
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� follow in the footsteps of Saint Peter and Ven. Bishop Baraga in our commitment to proclaim the Gospel message of �
Jesus Christ and make disciples of all na#ons through evangeliza#on and Catholic faith forma#on; �
� are commi'ed to prayerful lives and fostering par#cipa#on in Perpetual Eucharis#c Adora#on and other liturgical devo#ons; �
� welcome and serve our community, especially the less fortunate and one another.�
Dear Cathedral & St. Mary Mission Family,
Last week, February 15
th
marked my eleventh anniversary
of coming to serve as your pastor. It’s been an amazing
time of many joys and challenges. I thank you for the
privilege to serve you all here at our Cathedral and at
St. Mary Mission. Thank you for sharing your personal
faith lives, for all of you who serve in so many ways in our
mission together. Thank you for your steady prayers for
me and for all our priests, deacons, and our Bishops.
This Wednesday, Feb. 20
th
we’ll begin the new Retreat/
study series “33 Days to Merciful Love” at 7 p.m. in the
Media Room. I hope that many of you will take time to
participate in this! It will inspire you and help you receive
and live God’s mercy!
Coming soon in March are some events that are noted
elsewhere in this bulletin:
Sat., March 2
nd
at 5:30 p.m. - the Married Couples
Dinner in our Parish Hall. Details are in the note and you
can call our Office to register or sign up on the bulletin
board.
Friday, March 8
th
the Parish Retreat at Marygrove begins
with registration at 7 p.m. and the first talk at 8 p.m. The
retreat will conclude on Sunday, Mar. 10
th
at noon.
Sunday, March 10
th
from 1 to 3 p.m.is a “Gymnastics
Expo & Family Gym Time” to be held at Peak Gymnastics
& Fitness. Nicholas and Graham Czerkes will give us
an exposition of their gymnastics skills and then there will
be time for anyone from our parish to use the gym. See
the note in this bulletin for more details. God bless you!
In the Hearts of Jesus and Mary,
Rev. Msgr. Michael Steber
Jesus came down with the twelve
and stood on a stretch of level ground
with a great crowd of his disciples
and a large number of the people
from all Judea and Jerusalem
and the coastal region of Tyre and Sidon.
And raising his eyes toward his disciples he said:
“Blessed are you who are poor, for the kingdom of God is
yours.
Blessed are you who are now hungry, for you will be
satisfied.
Blessed are you who are now weeping, for you will laugh.
Blessed are you when people hate you, and when they
exclude and insult you, and denounce your name as evil on
account of the Son of Man.
Rejoice and leap for joy on that day!
Behold, your reward will be great in heaven.
For their ancestors treated the prophets in the same way.
But woe to you who are rich,
for you have received your consolation.
Woe to you who are filled now, for you will be hungry.
Woe to you who laugh now, for you will grieve and weep.
Woe to you when all speak well of you,
for their ancestors treated the false prophets in this way.”
—the Sunday Gospel, Luke 6:17, 20-26�
SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
ST. PETER CATHEDRAL� � � � � PAGE 3� � ___________ FEBRUARY 17, 2019�
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The Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults, RCIA, is held on
Thursdays at 7:00pm in the Media Room. Please invite
anyone you know who is interested in the Catholic Faith;
come yourself to grow! Upcoming topics:�
Feb. 21�Catholic Moral Vision: Virtue & Grace, problem
of rela vism, true freedom/happiness; 10
Commandments; 7 Deadly Sins/7 Virtues; Season of Lent
and prac ces�
Feb. 28�Matrimony & Holy Orders: Sacraments of
Service/Voca on; sign of God’s love for Church,
indissoluble, nullity, Levels of Holy Orders, Celibacy, why
not women? �
Mar. 6�Ash Wednesday � Masses 8am, 12:10pm,
5:30pm�
Please welcome to our
parish family:
Jose and Bobbi Pino�y�Torres�
Take advantage of your FREE subscrip�on to FORMED.�
Go to formed.org and Click on Register.�
Create your account by entering your email �
address. OUR PARISH CODE IS: XQCXFP �
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Saturday March 2nd—5:30 p.m.
Cathedral Parish Hall
Come with your spouse to this special dinner evening to
honor marriage and encourage you in your voca on!
This year’s dinner will be catered by Sweet Basil and will
feature: �
Daube Braised Beef Shoulder in red wine, with roast-
ed tomatoes, garlic and caramelized onions, served with �
seasonal vegetables and rice pilaf.�
or:�
Baked Fresh Whitefish from Thill’s in wine and herb
sauce, with seasonal vegetables and rice pilaf.�
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In addi on, there will be appe zers, wine, coffee, and
desserts, music, a witness couple, and special blessing
for you! Cost is $35 per couple�Sign up on the bulle n
board or call our Office by Feb. 27th.�
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New Study beginning February 20th
Join in this seven session “retreat” study focused on
God’s mercy through the life and teachings of St.
Therese of Lisieux, Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. in the
Media Room, facilitated by Msgr. Michael.�
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Cost is $20 � you will receive a copy of the book “33
Days to Merciful Love” and a Retreat Companion book,
pictures of St. Therese, and consecra on cer ficate. �
Video talks by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC.�
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Come and let the Lord draw you deeper this Lent into
His merciful love. Sign up on the bulle n board or call
our Office � 226�6548.�
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“What’s so Special About Being Catholic?”
The Parish Retreat, held March 8�10, is an opportunity
to spend some me in prayer and fellowship with
parishioners and others across the Diocese… Come with
an open mind and bring a friend to rest and grow in
God’s grace!�
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Talks by Fr. Tim Ferguson will examine what makes
Catholicism unique, focusing on Dogma c and prac cal
Truths that set us apart: The Sacraments, especially the
Holy Eucharist, Penance, and Holy Orders; the Blessed
Virgin and the Saints; the Hierarchy, our History; Catholic
Moral Theology…�
Unless we know what makes our Faith and our Church
unique, we’re not able to share it fully with our friends,
our family, and our neighbors…�
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Cost is $150 per person, $250 for a married couple.�
What to expect on a Parish Retreat at Marygrove:�
� Morning and Evening Prayer�
� Mass, Eucharis c Adora on, Confession�
� Daily presenta ons�
� Periods of Silence and Reflec on�
� Excellent Meals�
� Time to visit with friends�
� Rest and Relaxa on�
The retreat starts Friday evening at 7pm and concludes
on Sunday around noon.�
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To register, contact our Parish Office at 226�6548, call
Marygrove at (906) 644�2771 (any ques ons?) or
register online at Marygrove.org�
Come, and rest awhile!�
Scripture Readings & Mass Inten�ons�
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Monday, February 18�
Gn 4:1�15, 25/Ps 50:1 & 8,16bc�17,20�21[14a]/Mk 8:11�13 �
8:00 am Pat Ruecker�
5:15 pm� Richard Nelson�
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Tuesday, February 19�
Gn 6:5�8; 7:1�5, 10/Ps 29:1a&2,3ac�4,3b&9c�10[11b]/�
Mk 8:14�21�
8:00 am� Joe Blake�
5:15 pm� Peter Adamavich�
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Wednesday, February 20 �
Gn8:6�13,20�22/Ps116:12�13,14�15,18�19 17a]/Mk 8:22�26 �
8:00 am �Virg, Larua & Louis La7rel�
5:15 pm� Eugene Bianchi�
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Thursday, February 21�
Gn 9:1�13/Ps 102:16�18,19�21,29&22�23[20b]/Mk 8:27�33�
8:00 am� Ray VanLinden�
5:15 pm� John Fee, Sr.�
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Friday, February 22�
1 Pt 5:1�4/Ps 23:1�3a, 4, 5, 6 [1]/Mt 16:13�19� �
8:00 am� Elsie Parent�
5:15 pm� Louis Piasecki (Anniv.)�
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Saturday, February 23�
Heb 11:1�7/Ps 145:2�3, 4�5, 10�11 [cf. 1]/Mk 9:2�13�
8:00 am � Donald Constance�
4:00 pm� Goudreau Family�
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Sunday, February 24�
1 Sm 26:2, 7�9, 12�13, 22�23/Ps 103:1�2, 3�4, 8, 10, 12�13
[8a]/1 Cor 15:45�49/Lk 6:27�38�
8:00 am� Theresa Quinn�
10:30 am Parish Family of St. Peter Cathedral & �
� � � St. Mary Mission�
6:00 pm� Eunice LaMere�
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Please pray for those who are hospitalized and those sick at
home: Shannon Doran, Jonah Hurley, Cheryl Paquette, Caleb
Morrison, Shirley Burgess, Martha Murray, Madeleine Alderson,
Calvin Prout, Ken LaCross, Carol Shook, Elizabeth Purcell, Daniel
LaChance, Erminio Yurman, Mary Novak, Maria Sossi, Robert
Shimanek, Lynn Nelson, Kaden Kedzierzawski, Marybeth Bell,
Skylar Thompson, Kurt Kedzierzawski, Charlene Mullen, Steve
Somers, Mark Roby, Lucia Soderberg, Andrew Skirka, JoAnn
Trubiano, Patty Ellison, Erik Salminen, Susan Vandresse, Marsha
Johnson, Edith Frye, Sister Jeanne Rene, Mick & Debbie Case,
Gabriella Gingras, Robert Przykucki, Carol Carlson, Judith
Wentarmini, Avelyn Moore, Jessica & Chris Dieter, Daren Hillier,
Tiny Anderson, Kelly Molino, K. Dale Anderson, Skarlett Swartz,
Ryan Thomas, Peyton Thomas, Elaine Wasilewski, Charlotte &
John Wapienik, Joyce Reider & John Reider, Aaron Pap, Rose
White, Gunnar John Zemski, Dcn. Robert LaCosse, Rose &
Michelle Hosey, Mary Wilson, Janet LaCosse, Jerold Anderson,
Andrea Miron-Koch, Raymond Anderson, Margaret Havican, Fae
Presley, Gary & Sharon Anderson, Micki Frazier. Please remember
our parishioners who are residents in nursing facilities and the Jacobetti
Veterans Home. Please also pray for our relatives, friends and neighbors
actively deployed in the Military.
Sunday Masses: February 23-24
Vigil Mass: Saturday, February 23 4:00 pm�
Servers: Danielle Adams�
Eucharist: George Tomasi, Kathy Morse, Laurie Schmit,
Pa@ Brennan�
Lectors: Denise Foye, Vicki Morin�
Hospitality: Guy Lasich, Sr., Guy Lasich Jr., Geoffrey
Lasich, Joey Krysmalski�
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Sunday, February 24 8:00 am �
Servers: Ron Provost�
Eucharist: Jacy Williams, John Archambeault�
Lector: Gerard Kulbieda�
Hospitality: Peter LaRue, Ken & Suze7e Hantz�
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Sunday, February 24 10:30 am �
Servers: Evan & Sean Ampe, Michael & Ma7hew Reilly�
Eucharist: Barbara Hein, Bill & Maryann Ferns, Dick
Guenther, Jim Ingle, Lucy Dewi7�
Lector: Andy Wasilewski, Laura Reilly�
Hospitality: John & Jan Keto, Jim Alderson, Mike Paluda�
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Sunday, February 24 6:00 pm�
Servers: Ray, Rianna & Rodney Modell�
Eucharist: OPEN�
Lector: Russ Modell�
Hospitality: Russ Modell, Jr., Heather Modell, Mary Grace
Olson �
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EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
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These are the holy hours that are
most in need of a weekly adorer:�
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� � Tuesday�� 11PM�
� � Saturday� 7PM�
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Or, to sign�up for any weekly hour of
Eucharistic Adoration that fits your
schedule, call Jim Dowling 250�4454.�
Catholic Radio WNOA airs the St. Peter Cathedral
10:30am Sunday Mass live each week at 103.9 FM.�
ST. PETER CATHEDRAL� � � � � PAGE 5� � � FEBRUARY 17, 2019�
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“The churches were filled, the
confessionals were besieged, and our
indefa gable missionaries cooperated
with the Master of the Vineyard while
doing the most divine work on earth: ‘for
of all the divine things, the most divine is to cooperate
with God in the salva on of souls.’”�
� � Notes from �
� � � VENERABLE FREDERIC BARAGA�
First Bishop of Marque�e�
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Sunday Envelopes……………….....................................$9,183�
Loose.........................................................................$1,084�
Holy Days.........................................................................$0�
Special Collection.........................................................$246�
Total Income …………...............................................$10,513�
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Collections received are for the operations and �
programs of the parish. Thank you for your support.�
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Collections for February 10, 2019...…......................$10,267�
Weekly parish budget.…..………......................………..$14,610�
Percent under budget for the week.…...........................29%�
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Total RECEIPTS to date........................………………. $487,184�
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EXPENSES YEAR TO DATE.......................................$491,381�
RECEIPTS UNDER EXPENSES .........................................1%�
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YTD Transfers from Savings…….……….………..……......$31,500 �
Special Dates
Monday, Feb 18
Presidents Day
Pray for our President
Thursday, Feb 21
St. Peter Damien
Friday, Feb.22
CHAIR OF ST PETER
THE APOSTLE
Saturday, Feb.23
St. Polycarp, Bishop &
Martyr
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Tuesday, February 19�
� 7:00 pm� Pastoral Council, Bishops Room�
� 7:00 pm� Hearts of Mercy Prayer Group, Media Room�
� 7:00 pm� St. Vincent de Paul, Frassa� Room�
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Wednesday, February 20 �
� 12�1 pm� Finance Council, Bishops Room�
� 7:00 pm� 33 Days to Merciful Love, Media Room�
�7:00 pm� Choir, Cathedral�
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Thursday, February 21�
� 7�9 pm� RCIA, Media Room�
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Friday, February 22�
� 9:00 am� School Mass, Cathedral�
� 5:00 pm� Community Meal, Hall �
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Saturday, February 23�
� 8:45 am� Men’s Ministry, Media Rom�
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Sunday, February 24�
10:30 am�� Li7le Church, Bishops Room�
11:30 am�� Faith Forma�on, All Rooms�
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Sunday, March 10th—1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
Come for this special free fun event offered at: Peak
Gymnas'cs & Fitness�625 Cty. Rd. HQ. There will be a
30 min. exposi on of gymnas cs by Graham Czerkes, a
level 8 gymnast who has been compe ng for 7 yrs. and
Nicholas Czerkes, a level 6 gymnast who has been �
compe ng for 3 yrs. Sophie Hausmann from our parish
is also a gymnast, but cannot join us this me. APer the
exposi on, we’ll have free use of the facility reserved
just for our parish un l 3 p.m. The Czerkes family and
the Cathedral are covering the cost, so come for this
free, fun event. Parents need to sign a waiver either �
onsite or by online form at peakgymfit.com. �
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Please join us for our monthly breakfast aPer the�
Sunday morning Masses to support seminarians! �
$8/person, $15/2 people, $25/family�
Buy SCRIP to support our parish & school
after the weekend Masses in the Gathering Area.
Mass Schedule
Sunday - 10:30 a.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Before Mass or by appointment
Clergy
Msgr. Michael Steber, Pastor
Rectory (St. Peter’s) ................................................... 226-6548
Earl & Nancy Bevins, Pastoral Associates ............ 345-9606
Sheila Leahy, Faith Formation .................................. 345-9845
Joan Horton, Sacristan .............................................. 345-9974
Doug Miller, Music & Liturgy .................................. 345-9372
Sheila Leahy, Secretary ………………………………………….. 345-9845
Lynn Roovers, Bookkeeper ....................................... 458-5287
Sarah Pelto, Pastoral Council President ................. 345-9576
Judy Swajanen, President, Ladies’ Guild……...…..…..236-4305
MISSION STATEMENT: As a Eucharis�c community, we
are on a mission to serve our God by serving each other and
the world around us while we proclaim and live the Gospel.
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If you would like to join the parish family of�
St. Mary Church, please call Sheila at 345�9845
to register, or Msgr. Steber at 226�6548.�
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Please call if you have a change of address, new phone �
number, or are leaving the area. Thank you!�
Mass Intentions� �
February 17 Robert & Hazel Laurich�
February 24 Max & Seri Gertz�
March � 3 Aurora MaQs�
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In the Gospel today, Jesus gives us the blessings
of serving the poor, hungry and weeping
people, for you will then rejoice and leap for
joy. But Jesus also teaches us the decisiveness of choice:
blessing or woe.�
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Choosing to help those who are suffering will fill your
heart with the blessing of Jesus and indeed your
reward will be great in heaven. Please call Judi Daley
at 250�8702 for more informa'on on joining us. �
ST.VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY
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ST. MARY LADIES GUILD NEWS Our first Social Sunday
has been planned for February 17th. The parish will also
recognize Janet Havel for celebra ng her 90th birthday.
If you would like to bring a dish to pass please sign up at
the back of the church. There is no obliga on, but please
come to wish Janet a “Happy Birthday” and spend a
social hour of ea ng and good conversa on.�
The Ladies Guild will be dona ng paper products to the
Trillium House. There will be a box in the basement for
dona ons. There are s ll baskets in the back of the
church for dona ons for St. Vincent de Paul. Please find
it in your hearts to donate to these worthy causes. �
Informa on from the Ladies Guild to follow regarding
what happened in 2018 and what our goals are for 2019.�
ST. MARY LADIES GUILD MISSION STATEMENT �
The mission of the Ladies Guild of St. Mary Church of
Big Bay is to build community among the women of our
parish through Spiritual, Social, and Charitable ac vi es.�
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Doctors tell woman to abort, but her baby is born
healthy
Linda Serrano, of Bakersfield, CA tells her story:
“I received a German measles shot two weeks before I got
pregnant with my first child. I
called three doctors, and none of
them would accept me as a pa-
tient. They all wanted me to get
an abortion. I went to a fourth
doctor, and she also advised me
to have an abortion, that my
chance of having a healthy baby
was 0%. When I told her no, she
said, ‘Well then you will have a
deformed baby, and you’d better
tell your husband.’ I was in tears
by this time. My husband said,
‘God loves all people the same.’
Then I asked God to have mercy on us, and heal my child. I
told Jesus that if He didn’t, that would be okay, because I knew
He would be in control. I would love my baby no matter what.
“I’m very happy to say that my baby girl, Angela, is perfectly
healthy! While the doctor was stitching me up, she said I still
should have had an abortion!”�
—Sarah Terzo, NRL News Today, February 6�
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL & COMMITTEES
President, Michael Kreis
Finance, John Trudeau [email protected]
249-9903
Parish Services, Bob Jurkovich [email protected]
228-8861
Liturgy Commission, Tom Foye [email protected]
906-362-2002
Social Justice, Jack Leadbetter [email protected]
361-6160
Development, Neil Newcomb [email protected]
361-3849
ORGANIZATIONS
Christian Families, Bob Jurkovich 228-8861
Community Meal, Adam Lund 251-0465
Frassati Society, [email protected]
Website: www.marquettefrassati.us
Hearts of Mercy Prayer Group, Leeanne Sundberg 906-869-0243
Knights of Columbus #689, www.marquettekofc.org
Grand Knight, Matt Surrell 360-1877
Mothers’ Rosary Group, Sue Pap 228-2034
Eucharistic Adoration, Jim Dowling 250-4454
Prayer Line, Jan Herstrom 228-5674 or Barbara Hein 226-9325
St. Vincent de Paul, Judi Daley 250-8702
Women Caring & Serving/Altar Society
Debbie Vezzetti 226-8155
PRIESTS
Pastor
Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Steber
226-6548
PERMANENT DEACONS
Jack Leadbetter, Don Thoren,
Tom Foye, Dean Jackson,
Louie Londo
PARISH SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER
Jodi Lanciani 226-6548
CUSTODIAN
Tim Weingarten 250-6341 (text)
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Jenny Lochner, Coordinator, Faith
Formation/Sacrament Prep,
226-6548
Maryann Ferns, Little Church
228-6571
YOUTH MINISTER
Katelyn McKeen 226-6548
katelyn.mckeen.youthministry@
gmail.com
MUSIC & LITURGY
Samuel Holmberg, Director of
Sacred Music
226-6548 (St. Peter Cathedral)
227-9122 (Diocese Office)
PASTORAL MINISTRY
Sr. Juliana Djo, SPC 250-0461
PRE-MARRIAGE MINISTRY
Stephen & Patricia Lynott
226-2894
PRISON MINISTRY
Deacon Don Thoren 226-2787
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING
Morri Ledy Creighton Method
228-7061
Couple to Couple League
FATHER MARQUETTE SCHOOLS
Elementary Office 225-1129
Middle School Office 226-7912
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Parishioner
906.226.2711
Thill’sFISH HOUSE
Ted, Dan & AdamOPEN YEAR ROUND
• Lake Superior Fish• Seafood• Smoked Fish• Bag Ice
250 East Main St.
226-9851Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:30 • Saturday 9:00 - 4:00
FRESH
DAILY
RangeBank.com Community Banking Since 1887
906.226.1025
Member FDIC
Pomp’s knows tires! Michelin • Bridgestone
Kelly • Firestone • Goodyear Titan • Yokohama • BanDag
ISA & TIA Certified Mechanics • Computer Wheel Balancing
• Shock and Brake Service • Auto and Truck Wheel Alignment
Tire & Auto Service 906-228-3876 • 1-800-945-4409 US 41 & Hampton • Marquette
Superior Ear Nose and Throat Specialists It just makes sense
Office of Dr. David Heichel, Parish MemberJackie Gilbert, MS, CCC-A
Hearing Aids/Hearing Tests/ Ear Protection906-225-7660 • www.superiorent.org
“Your Siding Specialist”
Soffits • Fascia • Doors • Windows New Construction or Older Homes
Licensed & Insured • Free Estimates
Jeremy Johnson, Licensed General Contractor
Serving Marquette And The Surrounding Area
Making Your Dreams A Reality
906-475-4058
Jean Kay’sPASTIES, SUBS, SALADS, ETC.1635 Presque Isle • Marquette
228-53101-800-727-2922
www.jeankayspasties.com226-7728
1001 W. Washington St. • Marquette
Pot Pie Combo with Medium
Drink$399
For all your cabinetry, counter top and appliance needs
228-3232
The key to your storage needs.
Call Parish Members Steven & Cheryl Turausky
226-2060Across from Public Safety
and Tourist Park
2110 Sugar Loaf Avenue5 x 10 - 5 x 14 - 10 x 20 - 10 x 30
Todd Nick LaFayeTTe LaFayeTTe
110 County Road 492 ph 226.8686Marquette, MI 49855
wemeetbyaccident.com
County Rd. 550 Big Bay • 906-345-0075
HUNGRY HOLLOW CAFÉ Breakfast • Lunch
Iron Bay High Speed Internet Hot Spot
John G. Kublin, M.D.Neil R. Winkler, M.D.
Ophthalmology & Ophthalmic SurgeryUpper Peninsula Medical Center
1414 West Fair Avenue, Suite 150 • Marquette, MI 49855 906-226-2531 U.P. Wats Line: 1-800-628-3333
Kara Applekamp Agent
2582 Us Hwy 41 W Marquette, MI 49855-2259 Bus 906 228 6645 [email protected]
Walk in, Mail in, Call in, Click In®
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Peter Cathedral, Marquette, MI A 4C 01-0958
226-6610 | www.foyeins.com
Tom Foye • ParishionerFamily Owned and Operated Since 1942
215 W. Washington St. - Marquette
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Preplanning - Cremation - Traditional Burial - Cemetery Markers
Fassbender Swanson-Lundquist Funeral Home Funeral Home622 N. Third St. 926 N. Third St. 906-228-3040 906-226-6589www.fassbenderfuneralhome.com www.swansonlundquistfuneralhome.com
Directors Jeremy S. Hansen – John H. Oberstar – Todd Reder – Benjamin Poquette
Your only local Authorized
Dealer
1-800-562-9782
Contact Matt Inkmann to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2556
919 W. BARAGA 226-3592
www.publicservicegarage.com
Norlite Nursing Center & RehabStriving for excellence in All We Do
Norlite Nursing Center & Rehab is rated one of the best skilled nursing facilities in the state.
Visit: medicare.gov/nursinghomecompare/
Providing Skilled Nursing Care for Over 46 Years! Long - Term Care and Rehab
701 Homestead St. • Marquette, MI 49855
(906) 228-9252 • norlitenursingcenter.com