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The Catholic Community of St. Jude
Fifteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time July 16, 2017
Mission Statement We, the people of the Catholic Community of St. Jude, are followers of Christ, striving to live the Gospel and reflect the compassion and
love of Jesus to all people.
Events & Mass Intentions for this Week
Sunday, July 16, 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 55:10-11/Rom 8:18-23/Mt 13:1-23 8:30AM Mass: People of St. Jude 11:00AM Mass: Bill Richards by Mary Radogna Monday, July 17, Weekday Ex 1:8-14, 22/Mt 10-:34—11:1 Tuesday, July 18, Saint Camilius de Lellis, Priest Ex 2:1-15a/Mt 11:20-24 Noon Senior Luncheon Wednesday, July 19, Weekday Ex 3:1-6, 9-12/Mt 11:25-27 8:00AM Prayer Service Thursday, July 20, Saint Apollinaris, Bishop and Martyr Ex 3:13-20/Mt 11:28-30 8:00AM Prayer Service Friday, July 21, Saint Lawrence of Brindisi, Priest and Doctor of the Church Ex ll:10—12:14/Mt 12:1-8 8:00AM Prayer Service Saturday, July 22, Saint Mary Magdalene Ex 12:37-42/Jn 20:1-2, 11-18 4:00PM Reconciliation 5:00PM Mass: Rudy Gonzales by William & Evelyn Lynch Sunday, July 23, 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time Wis 12:13, 16-19/Rom 8:26-27/Mt 13:24-43 8:30AM Mass: Lois LaViolette by Honora & Tom Perry 11:00AM Mass: People of St. Jude
www.stjudedewi .com Visit us on our Parish, Youth & K of C
Facebook pages
Last chance to sign up for the Pilgrimage trip to Assisi & Rome, Italy
with Fr. Bob, must be made by August 1.
BACKPACK PROJECT 2017
If you are able to help make the start of the school year better for some students in our area, please stop by the Backpack Project table after Mass during July to
select from our suggestions for the purchase of backpacks as well as school supplies with which to fill them. Items should be returned by August 6th and can be placed on the table or below it. Your donations will be greatly appreciated! Questions may be directed to
Audrey Fabus 517-614-2310.
Sign up on line to receive our parish bulletin delivered to your inbox weekly. Go to the parish website, www.stjudedewitt.com and see the link under our Facebook locations.
Greetings Parishioners, Wow! I can’t believe it has been three weeks since I officially began my service as your Director of Music Ministry. My time here so far has been wonderful! As summer flies by, hopefully not too fast, I am busy working behind the scenes to prepare for what I hope will be an exciting music year. We will re-energize existing ministries as well as introduce some new ministries to reach the diversity of this amazing parish. The first ministry to re-launch beginning the first weekend of August is our Cantor Ministry. Do you have a strong voice? Can you read music? Want to proclaim the scriptures through song? I invite you to pray and consider whether or not God is calling you to serve in this ministry, to be a part of the team that leads our weekend worship experience year round. If you have served as a Cantor and want to continue to serve or if you are new to this ministry, please contact me via phone, email or visit me in the Music Ministry area after Mass. We will be having a Cantor Formation Night on Wednesday, August 2 at 7:00pm in the Church. Please RSVP by Sunday, July 30. Musically in Christ, Patrick
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Church & Community Center: 801 N. Bridge St. (517) 669‐6049 Community Center
Parish Offices are located at 409 Wilson Street Phone (517) 669‐8335 Fax (517) 669‐8343
Religious Forma on Office Phone (517) 669‐8341
A er Hours Emergency phone (517) 803‐0911
Parish Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Bulle n Deadline is 10:00AM Wednesdays ‐ Contact Tina Simon
Other Parish Staff & Phone Extensions
Deacon Ted Heutsche Email: deaconted@stjudedewi .com
Deacon Kevin Orth Email: deaconkevin@stjudedewi .com
Parish Office Manager Chris na Simon Ext. 13 Email: nasimon@stjudedewi .com Bookkeeper Rosemary Starn Ext. 15
Email: rosiestarn@stjudedewi .com
Director of Music Ministry Patrick Paddock Ext. 20 Email: patrickpaddock@stjudedewi .com Maintenance
Ray Taylor
Helping Hands Ministry phone (517) 930‐1383
Weekend Masses Saturday, 5:00PM, Sunday, 8:30AM, 11:00AM
Weekday Masses Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 8:00AM
Reconcilia on Saturdays, 4:00PM‐4:30PM or by appointment
Other Area Reconcilia on Opportuni es St. Thomas Aquinas (E. Lansing) Saturday 3‐4PM & following 4:30PM Mass St. John the Evangelist (MSU)Mon., Wed. & Fri. 11AM‐Noon, Tues.8‐ 9PM St. Therese of Lisieux (Lansing) Saturday 3:30PM St. Joseph (St. Johns) Saturday 4PM St. Gerard (Lansing) Saturday at 9AM– 10AM
We remember in prayer . . All who are sick may be healed in body and spirit, especially: Kathryn Murphy, Dan Postellon, Donna Baibak, Donald Earley, Fedele Spadafora, Addison Martin, Shawna Boyle, Barb LaLonde, Stephanie Dorr, Joanie Eckhart, Debbie Platt, Tom Adams, Eileen Church, William Steinman, Doris Welsh, Deacon Ted Heutsche, Larry Garagiola, Bill Pearson Jr., Jean Cramner, Bruce Ely, Sarah Swank, Ken Jensen, June Dennany, Barbara Bernardo, James Irish, Irene Gilbreath, Don Williams, Steve Kelly, Jerry Strayer, Cathy Smith, Becky Schafer, Brian Byelich, David Starn, Larry Starn, Therese VanWormer, Robert Steinman, Barbara Katch-Smith, Brian Shellberg, Jackie Hunt, Mary Therese Swanson, Robert Ataman, Samantha Sontich, Deanna Hartwell, Jeff Church, Steffi Kracko, Tom Reid, Pat McCrackin, Camilla Smith, Kari Quimby, Greg Gillispie, Peg Schmid, Kathleen Gladding, Mary Erickson, Rose Parks, Elizabeth Downie, Cathy Koski, Carol Haege, Daniel Thelen, Judy Welling, Ken Mohnke, Bethany Ames, Mary Montcalm, Jordan Ramos, Nick Robinson. If you have someone listed here who has recovered please contact Tina at 669-8335 x13 so their names can be removed.
Please remember in prayer our parish members and their families that are serving in our armed forces. Bre , Chandra, Christopher, Stephen, Ma , Vann, Kara, Robert, Tyler, Kyle, Michael, Joseph, Erin, Ma ,
Michael, Ryan, Tamara, and Dalton.
O Heavenly Father, help keep our men and women safe while they are defending our freedom. Help them fight with valor, serve with honor, and come home when the fight is won. For those who should fall to any harm, O Lord, please watch over them so that they can return home to the families that love them. In the dark of night and heat of ba le,
may our prayers‐ and your divine‐ love offer them comfort and protec on. Amen.
Thomas Cornelia July 17, 2007 Jerome Myszak July 19, 2011 Jeanne Hamilton July 21, 1993 Austin Holka July 22, 2015
Anniversaries of deceased friends and family from our parish
Greetings Corner Birthday Blessings to Darwin Gibbs, Frank Manning, Stephanie Knapp and Kathleen Feldpausch
Happy Anniversary on the occasion of their 58th to Gary & Rose Parks 50th to William & Noelle Prince 35th to Robert & Kathleen Kelly 35th to Mark & Dennel Ballard 30th to Samuel & Ann Payne 30th to Richard & Carol Klein
The FBI Report Father Bob Irish, Pastor 669-8335 ext. 11
CONFRONTING A CULTURE OF VIOLENCE: A CATHOLIC FRAMEWORK FOR ACTION With all that has and is happening in our neighborhoods, cities, and world at large, I am again posting below the brief article on confronting A Culture of Violence by the National Catholic Conference of United States Bishops (USCCB). Our families are torn by violence. Our communities are destroyed by violence. Our faith is tested by violence. We have an obligation to respond. Violence -- in our homes, our schools and streets, our nation and world -- is destroying the lives, dignity and hopes of millions of our sisters and brothers. Fear of violence is paralyzing and polarizing our communities. The celebration of violence in much of our media, music and even video games is poisoning our children. Beyond the violence in our streets is the violence in our hearts. Hostility, hatred, despair and indifference are at the heart of a growing culture of violence. Verbal violence in our families, communications and talk shows contribute to this culture
of violence. Pornography assaults the dignity of women and contributes to violence against them. Our social fabric is being torn apart by a culture of violence that leaves children dead on our streets and families afraid in our homes. Our society seems to be growing numb to human loss and suffering. A nation born in a commitment to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" is haunted by death, imprisoned by fear and caught up in the elusive pursuit of protection rather than happiness. A world moving beyond the Cold War is caught up in bloody ethnic, tribal and political conflict. It doesn't have to be this way. It wasn't always this way. We can turn away from violence; we can build communities of greater peace. It begins with a clear conviction: respect for life. Respect for life is not just a slogan or a program; it is a fundamental moral principle flowing from our teaching on the dignity of the human person. It is an approach to life that values people over things.
Respect for life must guide the choices we make as individuals and as a society: what we do and won't do, what we value and consume, whom we admire and whose example we follow, what we support and what we oppose. Respect for human life is the starting point for confronting a culture of violence. The Catholic community cannot ignore the moral and human costs of so much violence in our midst. These brief reflections are a call to conversion and a framework for action. They propose neither a sweeping plan nor specific programs. They recognize the impressive efforts already underway in dioceses, parishes and schools. They offer a word of support and gratitude for those already engaged in these efforts. We believe the Catholic community brings strong convictions and vital experience which can enrich the national dialogue on how best to overcome the violence that is tearing our nation apart. We know these reflections are not enough. Words cannot stop weapons; statements will not contain hatred. Yet commitment and conversion can change us and together we can change our culture and communities. Person by person, family by family, neighborhood by neighborhood, we must take our communities back from the evil and fear that come with so much violence. We believe our faith in Jesus Christ gives us the values, vision and hope that can bring an important measure of peace to our hearts, our homes, and our streets.
Let Us Stand As One: One Nation, Under God, As one Family, As One People of Prayer. Let us Stand As One together in Prayer and make this prayer of St. Francis our daily prayer for peaceful resolution to acts of violence. May the Peace of Christ come into our world.
Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love;
Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is error, the truth;
Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; Where there is sadness, joy.
O, Divine Master, Grant that I may not so much seek
To be consoled, as to console; To be understood as to understand;
To be loved as to love. For it is in giving that we receive;
It is in pardoning that we are pardoned; It is in dying that we are born again to eternal life.
Amen!
5pm Mass Altar Server: SUB REQUESTED Eucharistic Ministers: Marie Ciolek, William Prince, John Sands, Tina Sharkey, Rosemary Starn Lector: Marla Swanson Mass Coordinator: Terry Schaefer Greeters: Andrew & Theresa Angwin, Lawrence Ciolek, Theresa Fedewa-Wells Ushers: Mitchell Maher, Thomas Nitzsche, Carl Nowak, Terry Starn
8:30am Mass Altar Servers: Michelle Johnson, Amyah Seybert, Gregory Seybert Eucharistic Ministers: Dan Hellerstedt, Paul & Norma Koleda, Jim Kraus, Karine Russell, John Urbain Lectors: Lesley Hellerstedt and Antonia Kraus Mass Coordinator: James Sebrell Greeters: Gladys Stauffer, Jacquelyn & John Urbain Ushers: Dennis Bassett, Alex Johnson, Joshua Johnson, Lee Stauffer
11:00am 11 Mass Altar Servers: Molly Brya, Samantha Dickens, Isac Rios Eucharistic Ministers: Michael Brya, Theresa Cowgill, Barbara Mahoney, Michael Ongena, Eileen Phillips, Kathryn Thelen Lector: Michael Brya Mass Coordinator: Robert Nieman Greeters: Sharon Kus– Sub Requested, Diana & Raymond Piggott Ushers: Gary Brya, Bruce Cowgill, James Mahoney, Robert Swanson
Liturgical Ministry Schedule for July 22 & 23
The next Baptism Preparation Class will be held Tuesday,
August 1st at 7PM. Please contact Laurie Seybert at 669-8343 ext. 16 or by email at [email protected] to register or for
information about preparing for your child’s Baptism. NEW LIVES IN CHRIST . . . These children became a members of the Body of Christ on July 9 through the celebration of
the sacrament of Baptism by Fr. Robert Irish.
Raelynn Bessie Manitowabi. Raelynn was presented by her mother Stevie–rae Manitowabi. Raelynn’s godfather is Calvin Manitowabi Jr.
Scarlett Rose Dainton. Scarlett was presented by her parents Michael & Laura Dainton. Scarlett’s
godparents are Daniel Horvath and Mary Dainton.
Tate Parker Batteen. Tate was presented by her parents Kurt & Ashley Batten. Tate’s godfather is Jacob Ferraiuolo.
Lennon Ann Thelen. Lennon was presented by her parents Cole and Emily Thelen. Lennon’s
Godparents are A.J. Muysenberg and Danielle Katch.
Welcome, Raelynn, Scarlett, Tate and Lennon! Congratulations, Stevie-rae, Michael & Laura,
Kurt & Ashley, Cole & Emily
Parish Sacramental News Parish Sacramental Policies
Baptism: To schedule a baptism or register for the baptismal
preparation program, parents may contact Laurie Seybert or Deacon Ted. Baptisms may be celebrated during the Masses
on the second weekend of each month, except during Lent.
Marriage: Arrangements
should be made with Fr. Bob at least one year in advance of
your proposed wedding date. No weddings are celebrated
during Lent.
Pastoral Care of the Sick: Please call the parish office if you are
hospitalized or at home and would like a visit from a
Eucharistic minister to the homebound, Fr. Bob, or to
receive the Anointing of the Sick.
Anointing of the Sick: is also
celebrated after each Mass the weekend of the third Sunday
of each month.
Next Sunday’s Scriptures A reflection on the readings for Mass Sunday, July 23 The Holy Spirit brings life and peace. Today we hear about God as a Father who is both merciful and just, about God who is mighty, and about the Spirit who comes to our aid. Let us turn to the life-giving Holy Spirit for guidance and grace so we may continue growing in holiness, so we bear an effective witness to the Gospel, and so we may experience Christ’s gift of peace more fully in our lives and hearts. In the Book of Wisdom, Wisdom 12:13, 16-19, we hear that God is both mighty and lenient. The second reading, Romans 8:26-27, reminds us that the Spirit helps us in our weakness, and intercedes for us according to God’s will. In the Gospel, Matthew 13:24-43 or 13:24-30, Jesus teaches about God’s kingdom, and offers parables of grain and weeds to explain it.
If you are able to fill a position that has “sub requested” listed, please log in to Ministry Scheduler Pro.
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Fusion Pre-K—8th grade Mary Lippert,
Child and Family Ministry Coordinator, 669-8341x 17
Forma on Administra on Assistant: Laurie Seybert Forma on Assistant: Lynda Roof Email: laurieseybert@stjudedewi .com Email: lyndaroof@stjudedewi .com Phone: 669‐8341 ext. 16 Phone: 669‐8341 ext. 19
Steubenville Youth Conference Please pray for the five St. Jude youth who are attending the Steubenville Youth Conference this weekend along with teens from parishes within the Lansing Region. The students are experiencing engaging talks, daily Mass, and powerful Eucharistic Adoration.
This is the first year that St. Jude is sending people to the Conference but certainly will not be the last. A huge thank you goes out to all who have contributed donations to help offset the cost for this unique and worthwhile event.
Summer Service Days
Last week, students from St. Jude explored the Corporal Works of Mercy as they did service to our parish and Prestige Pines.
The students engaged in feeding the hungry by cleaning our hall kitchen as well as making cookies for the people at Prestige Pines. They also were planning on taking part in cleaning graves at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, thus learning about and experience the Corporal Work of Mercy of burying the dead, however, the weather did not cooperate. This event will be rescheduled.
This fall, we plan to rekindle our connection with the Faith in Flint initiative and revisit the St. Francis Prayer Center and the people who live around it.
Grades 9-12 Hallie Card, Youth and Young Adult
Coordinator, 669-8335 x 14 [email protected]
Yamily Yaith Yorma on
Register Online!
Family Faith Formation, an alternative to traditional Faith Formation, is a strong,
parent-led program for children in grades 1 through 4 or children who have special
development challenges through 8th grade.
Families complete each unit at home using provided lesson plans and online resources before joining the large group of registered
families for monthly (8) sessions. This allows for children to receive instruction at home and
still be in community with other Catholic families and peers.
Large group activities include a healthy snack,
service projects, prayer services, games, special guests and unit review.
The Parable of the Sower
Adult Faith Enrichment & Pastoral Associate’s Notes Terry Humenik, R.N., B.S.N. M.P.S.
517 669-8335x18 [email protected]
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Are You On The Right Path? Life is a gift from God but some people just go along and let it happen while others have goals and plans for life that need to be adjusted periodically. It is important for all of us to have a plan for life, to set goals for ourselves and check up on them from time to time to make sure we are making progress toward our goals and to make changes when necessary. The most important goal for each of us is to become saints, people who are welcomed to heaven upon our deaths. As some have put it, we should want to have our faces on pictures of the saints sometime in the future. Great goals like becoming saints takes a lot of planning and work throughout our lives. We have the church and the Sacraments to help us grow on the path to holiness. Make use of the opportunities you have to get this extra help in your journey toward sainthood. One of the reasons for our faith communities is to help each other in our efforts to become saints. The Sacrament of Reconciliation and the Eucharist are both tremendous helps to us as we strive for heaven. For married couples the common goal is to help each other to become saints and for parents the goal for their children is to help them to achieve this same goal of sainthood. Saints are people who live in holiness. We attain holiness as we participate with God’s grace and walk the way of love while avoiding the path of sin. Holy people do not all have a religious vocation as a priest, nun, brother etc.; holiness is a part of all vocations and occupations. One of the ways that you can grow in holiness is to participate in the CALLED & GIFTED WORKSHOP to be held on Friday, August 18 from 5-9pm and Saturday, August 19 from 10am until 4pm. Join with others who are discerning the gifts that they have received from God so they can bring His love and grace to the world. It is vital to know what God is calling you to do in your life. Take these two days and examine how God is calling you and others to do His work and inviting you to take part in making the world live up to the reasons He created the earth and all its people. What could be more important. You still have many other summer weekends to enjoy the wonderful summer weather. You may register through the parish website: stjudedewitt.com or call Terry Humenik for more information.
Other News in Our Parish Events, Reminders and Announcements
Dresser Ministry: The dresser is about stuffed! Thank you for all the wonderful donations. We will remove this dresser July 17! Please return your items by July 16th. We can’t wait to give a new baby or two a great start in Life with this fabulous dresser and all the blessings it carries. If you have questions or for more information, please contact Leslie Feldpausch at [email protected] or at 517-669-9264. If you or anyone is in need and would benefit from one of our dressers, please don't hesitate to contact me. Confidentiality is strictly enforced.
K of C Corner
This year's DeWitt Ox Roast will be taking place Thursday, August 17-Saturday, August 19. There are many areas where volunteers are needed to support this event. Each volunteer will receive a free t-shirt designed by the DeWitt High School Art Department. The DeWitt Memorial Association is reaching out to local churches and asking for volunteers to help make the DeWitt Ox Roast successful. If you are interested in helping at the Ox Roast go to http://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080948a9af2aa4fe3-2017 .
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 7237 PICNIC WILL BE HELD FRIDAY,
AUGUST 4TH AT 6PM AT THE GRAND KNIGHTS HOUSE AT 610 S. DEWITT DR. IN DEWITT. MEAT & BEVERAGES WILL BE PROVIDED. PLEASE BRING A DISH TO PASS & LAWN CHAIRS FOR THE OUTDOOR MOVIE.
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Sales Agency 6242 W. Saginaw Lansing, MI 48917
3460 Dunckel Road, Lansing, 48911
DeWitt Pharmacy 128 S. Bridge St, DeWitt
517 • 668 • 9299 Monday – Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm
HUFNAGEL’S AUTO REPAIR, LLC 7293 W. Grand River Ave.
At Francis Road (517) 626-2200
Tune Ups, Oil Changes, Brakes, Computer Diagnostics, Complete Auto Service
Mitchell R. Dobrzelewski, O.D. DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY PARISHIONER
669.4411 E-MAIL: [email protected]
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Primary Eye & Vision Care
Relli’s 202 E. Main ● DeWitt, MI
Tel 669-9243 $6.00 12” 2 Item pizza
$1.29 Kids meals Sunday’s Only
Barn Works Inc. De-construction-Construction Support Services
Building Dismantling Silo removal– Concrete removal—Stump removal Foundation repair-Culvert/Driveway repair
Outdoor/Indoor work wanted
Call Pat or Patrick
517 256-0600
Makel & Dennel @
Family Barber Shop II 113 W. Main Street Downtown DeWitt
669•1110
& PET HEALTH CENTER
“Exceptional Pets cared for by Exceptional People”
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FOR PETS Grooming
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DeWitt, MI 48820
For your consideration: Our parish bulletin is furnished at no charge to the parish through the support of the merchants and service professionals whose advertising appears within. When you are in need of services, please patronize them and tell them you saw their ad in our parish bulletin. To become an advertiser, please contact the office at 517-669-8335 Ext. 13.
Howe's Greenhouse & Flower Shoppe, LLC
Richard & Margaret Howe Sally Pontius ---- Kim Sperry
8160 US 27, DeWi
517‐669‐9822 e‐mail: [email protected] web page: howesflowershoppe.com
July 3-9 Contributions
Budgeted Expenses: $14,380.00 Offertory: -8,867.00 On-Line Giving: -3,830.00
Non-Offertory Income: - 300.00 Deficit ($1,383.00)
Building Fund Collection: $365.00
Parish Offerings
The food pantry is in need of:
Jelly, laundry detergent and toilet paper
FOOD DELIVERY SCHEDULE July 17 — Joyce & Dave Bordui
July 24 — Darlene & Norbert Simon
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BUILDING LOTS
AVAILABLE!
Building Lots available for sale! Creeping Brook Subdivision.
Close to church and school We build or your builder
Contact Tim Fedewa
517 202-4778
Fiscal YTD 7/1/16-6/30/17
YTD Budgeted Expenses: $28,760.00 YTD Offertory: -16,835.00
YTD On–Line Offertory -7,410.00 YTD Non-Offertory Income - 300.00
YTD Deficit ($4,215.00)
YTD Building Fund (Phase II) $1,975.00
Counter Schedule:
July 17 — Team #5 July 24 — Team #6
Burkhead-Green-Kilgo Funeral Home
Family owned and operated since 1909 We are able to perform visitations
and services here at The Catholic Community of St. Jude Scott Kilgo, Owner Charlotte, Michigan (517) 543-3160
www.burkhead-greenfuneralhome.com
THIS SPACE NOW
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ISLA VOLKERS REALTOR
25 + years selling DeWitt Homes
[email protected] (517) 420-6329
Alexa Vitek-Hitchcock D.D.S.
13173 Schavey Road 517.277.2000
www.vitekfamilydentistry.com Family Friendly Dentist
Parishioner
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Wendy M. Kashenider, DVM
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Kevin McCrackin Sales & Leasing Specialist
PAULI FORD 2380 S. US 27 ● St. Johns
989-224-6711 [email protected]
The Dainton Family ~ Parishioners
David J. Fedewa, D.M.D.
Family Den stry
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11371 U.S. 27, DeWitt
517•669•2381
Check us out on the web www.dewittvet.com
We offer boarding and bathing too!!
517.575.6021 1758 E. Clark Road Lansing
Parishioner & Owner - Robert Baldino
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Now Offering Group Discount to St. Jude Members (Auto Owners A++ Rating)
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Creating Stunning Smiles for Individuals of All Ages
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517. 507. 3001
