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Sun July 12 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
10:30 am People of St. Cyril Mon July 13 No Mass Tues July 14 St. Kateri Tekakwitha, Virgin 8:00 pm John Kirby by family Wed July 15 St. Bonaventure, Bishop, Doctor of the Church 9:00 am Carl Bornemann & Shawna Gruca by John C.
Brunger Thu July 16 8:00 pm Julius Remenar by Margaret & family
Fri July 17 9:00 am Deceased members of Polash & Meehan families by Dave & Maureen Polash Sat July 18 No Mass Sun July 19 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:30 am People of St. Cyril
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 12, 2020
Saint Cyril Parish of Bannister 517 E. Main St., PO Box 96, Bannister, MI 48807
Parish Staff: Pastor Fr. William Gruden
[email protected] Parochial Administrator Rev. Fr. Edwin Dwyer
[email protected] Administrative Assistant Kris Pullman [email protected] Bookkeeper Jean Burns Lay Minister Margaret Horak Organist Geraldine Winkler Maintenance Jim Porubsky Faith Formation Theresa Sopocy (989) 862-5909
Phone Numbers: Parish Office (989) 862-5270 Parish Fax (989) 862-4534 St. Peter Parish (989) 845-1794
Parish Office Hours: Tuesday & Friday 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
(Bulletin items need to be in by 4:00 pm Tuesday prior.)
Liturgical Schedule: Saturday @ St Peter* 4:30 pm Sunday @ St Peter* 8:30 am Sunday 10:30 am * St. Peter Parish, 404 S. Wood Street, Chesaning Weekday Schedule: Tuesday Mass: 8:00 pm Wednesday Mass: 9:00 am Thursday Mass @ St Peter* 8:00 am Thursday Mass: 8:00 pm Friday Mass: 9:00 am Sunday Rosary 10:00 am
Sacraments: Reconciliation: Sundays, 9:00 am Anointing of the Sick: Please contact the parish office. Baptism: Please contact Margaret Horak at 862-5027 to make arrangements. Marriage: Engaged couples must contact the priest at least six (6) months prior to anticipated date of marriage. Weddings are not celebrated during the Lenten Season. Sick or Homebound: If someone in your family or neighborhood is Sick or homebound, please contact the Parish Office. When entering a hospital, please register as a member of Saint Cyril Parish and notify the parish office. New Parishioners: Welcome to Saint Cyril Parish of Bannister! There are registration forms at all entrances of church. You may also stop by the parish office to register for our parish family.
Greeters for July Greeters for August Annie Mikulka, Joan Smolka Terry & Toni Ornelas Rosemary Houska Mary Jane Bornemann Money Counters Ushers for July Alice Steavens Clifford Clark, Robert Garcia Sheila Hanus Kirt & Renee Amman Family of the Month-July Knight of the Month-July Annie Mikulka family James Faber
Altar Servers: Sacristans: July 12 –Jim & Diane Korienek Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion: Lector: July 12-Diane Korienek
Please Pray for Our Sick & Shut-Ins: Jim Porubsky, Jim Stehlik, Donna Merignac, Gene Schoendorf, Helen Slowinski, Frank Klasek, Terry &
Frank Sefl, John Kusnier, Jr., Audrey Schneider, Edward Chapko, Rose Chapko, Carole Custer, Jeff Wadell, Clara Cermak, Jim Korienek, Shelby Porubsky, Larry Pesda, Shirley Tesarik, Linda Boring, Trevir Kral, John Chvojka, Rose Wolfe, Jerry Horak, Frank Kral, Gale & Marcella Baese, Ron Betts, Mary Galko, Tillie Bohil, Ann Luznak, Joanne Sisco
Stewardship Message: May our stewardship of time, talent, and treasure show us to be among those who have heard the message of Christ and taken it in, yielding a hundred—or sixty—or thirty-fold!
Roof Replacement Funds: The hall roof bill has been paid. There is an deficit of $2,645.00. Please continue to use the monthly ivory envelopes to make a contribution to this fund.
Catholic Service Appeal (CSA) 2019-20: The CSA assessment is $21,173. We have received $19,325.00 which is 91% toward our goal. The balance owed is $1,848. Any outstanding balance will be taken out of savings. If you wish to make a contribution please do so soon. They are envelopes available at the entrances of church. The 2020-21 CSA will now be called “Christ’s Mission Appeal”.
Tithes & Gifts July 5, 2020
39-Envelopes $1,815.00
Loose: 532.00
Children: . 00
9-Special Needs:_________ 70.00
Total: $2,417.00
Amount needed each week . . . . . . . . $2,020.00 +/- For Year Ending 6/30/21. . . . . . . $397.00 Catholic Relief Services-$10 Priest Retirement-$55
Resuming Public Masses: The Diocese of Saginaw has begun to offer public Masses. The celebration of public daily Masses may resume, with protocols to ensure parishioners safety. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! Everyone MUST wear a mask or face covering in and around the church. Please use the hand sanitizer entering and leaving the church. There will be hand sanitizer at all entrances of church. The dispensation from Sunday obligation to attend Mass is granted to all the faithful through Sunday, August 30, 2020.
Knights of Columbus Golf Outing: Is Saturday, July 18th, at North Star Golf Course in Ithaca starting at 9 am shot gun start. The cost is $180 per team of four. There will be no meal this year. To register your team please call Mark Horak at 989-640-9537 or Terry Ornelas at 989-307-1027. The Knights of Columbus use the proceeds from this benefit to help the parish and community in any needed situation. Do you have your team yet?
Elsie Food Bank: The Elsie Food Bank is still open to anyone who needs food. Individuals can receive a box of food that contains non-perishable items, fresh produce (if it is available) and meat (chicken, pork, beef and sometimes fish) that has been frozen. The food bank is open every Monday and Wednesday mornings from 8-9:30 am. We also have produce days on the first Tuesday and third Thursday of the month. On produce days individuals can receive a box with a variety of items from fresh fruits, vegetables, sometimes milk and eggs, breads and desserts. We do not allow individuals in the food banks during the social distancing order, however, we will bring the boxes out to your car and put them in the trunk. We would like to help those in need.
Dear Parish Family, A beautiful tradition of the Church is how she sanctifies time. Dates on the calendar are dedicated to honoring various saints, or title of Our Blessed Lord. We have liturgical seasons where we emphasize various aspects of the life in Christ. The Church has also dedicated months of the year to various devotions. Most of you are probably aware of May Crowning as the month of May is dedicated to Our Lady and Queen. July is a month the Church as dedicated to the Precious Blood of Jesus. We can trace this back to 1837 with Blessed Caspar Buffalo leading the way. There are many devotions one can find to the Precious Blood, but a simple one that can be said throughout the day is “Precious Blood of Christ, save us!” With the pandemic it may seem as if the faithful are no longer able to partake in the Precious Blood of Christ as Mass, but this is not the case. While the liturgical texts refer to the sacred host as “The Body of Christ,” and the contents of the chalice as “The Blood of Christ,” both the Body and Blood of Christ are fully present under both forms of Communion. This is called the “Doctrine of Concomitance,” and was declared as such in 1415 AD at the Council of Constance. The gist of it is that the Eucharist, Christ, cannot be divided, and thus the entirety of the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Christ is in every morsel of a sacred host, and in every droplet of the Precious Blood. In other words, when you receive only the host at Mass, you are receiving BOTH the Body and Blood of Jesus. In my final year of seminary, I had an abscessed tooth for a week. If any food touched it, it would shoot pain through my whole body. I did not want to shake in pain when receiving the Eucharist at Mass, so I only received from the chalice those days. When I did, I received BOTH the Body and Blood of Jesus. Throughout her history the Church has had times where she permits, and restricts the reception of the Eucharist under both species for various reasons. The pandemic has caused us to restrict the use of the chalice, but is should not cause us to pause as to whether we are receiving a full Communion. We absolutely are, and we must always rejoice for such a great gift to be made available to us by God out if his infinite love. Through the intercession of Ss. Cyril and Methodius, may God bless and keep you this week. Prayers, Rev. Edwin C. Dwyer, JCL
Bible Study with Fr. Adam Maher: There is a Bible Study on Thursday nights at 7 pm with Fr. Adam Maher. He brings Scripture to life in an entertaining way and makes you think! This Bible Study is for all youth in middle school through young adult. Don’t miss out! Go to: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/797760221 each time.
