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Readings for the Week of August 19, 2018

Sunday Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Prv 9:1-6; Ps 34:2-3, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15; Eph 5:15-20; Jn 6:51-58 Monday Saint Bernard, Abbot and Doctor of the Church Ez 24:15-24; Dt 32:18-19, 20, 21; Mt 19:16-22 Tuesday Saint Pius X, Pope Ez 28:1-10; Dt 32:26-27ab, 27cd-28, 30,35cd-36ab; Mt 19:23-30 Wednesday The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ez 34:1-11; Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6; Mt 20:1-16 Thursday Saint Rose of Lima, Virgin Ez 36:23-28; Ps 51:12-13, 14-15, 18-19; Mt 22:1-14 Friday Saint Bartholomew, Apostle Rv 21:9b-14; Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18; Jn 1:45-51 Saturday Saint Louis; Saint Joseph Calasanz, Priest Ez 43:1-7ab; Ps 85:9ab & 10, 11-12, 13-14; Mt 23:1-12 Sunday Twenty First Sunday in Ordinary Time Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b; Ps 34:2-3, 16-17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23; Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32; Jn 6:60-69

Saturday August 18, 2018 7:30am Saturday Benediction 8:15am Magdalene Biank & Scott Husereau—Ken Palanu 2:00pm Nuptials-Nicholas Baldus & Margaret Dedic 5:00pm James & Greg DeMarco—Family

Sunday August 19, 2018 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00am For the Parish 11:00am Int Chuck & Lori Dion—Wissner Family 5:30pm Mike & Lucia Spagnuolo—Family 7:00pm Vespers

Monday August 20, 2018

*Confession & Mass will return next week (27th)

Tuesday August 21, 2018 6:15pm Perpetual Help Devotion 6:30pm Rosemary Jedlicka—Sheila Hurth 7:00pm-8:00pm Confession/Holy Hour

Wednesday August 22, 2018 8:15am Daniel Kazar—Candice

Thursday August 23, 2018 8:15am Brian Harken—Jim & Annette Harken 7:00pm-8:00pm Women’s Evening of Adoration

Friday August 24, 2018 8:15am Int 5th Graders & Families—Mrs. Vasievich 9:00am-8:00pm Adoration 7:00pm-8:00pm Confession/Holy Hour

Saturday August 25, 2018 8:15am Gustavo Rivera Sr—Olivia & Al Mejorado 5:00pm Int Tony & Suzanne Cherniawski’s 46th

Wedding Anniversary

Sunday August 26, 2018 Twenty First Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00am Int Ed Rivet & Family—Kate & Bart Hayes 11:00am Adrian Papa—Mom 5:30pm For the Parish 7:00pm Vespers

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS:

Our deceased:

Our sick: Mary Simonson, Bea Treleaven, Lucille McNamara, Sister Mary Kay Drouin, Barbara Larche, Gilbert Matthews, Troy Wendell, Barbara Marsh, Charles Miller, Maurice Moses, Joni Panetta Faraone, Gabriel Radke, Damien DeWitt, Brenda Wohlscheid, Trinidad Regal, Antoinette Redmond, Verina Wilhelm, Gary Gurski, James Vincent, our parish family including our homebound and those in nursing homes. Our military personnel: Chris Riley, Rhode Island, 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: 52,101 Total number Rosaries prayed. Tally sheets are available at the East Entrances of Church

LIVING ROSARY INTENTION FOR AUGUST: May Our Lady Queen of Peace lead us to Jesus. To join this devotion, please call Diane Woods 517-482-0447.

PARISH INTENTION FOR AUGUST: Pray for the students and staff as they prepare to return for a new school year.

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, Aug 18: Cecilia Tombelli

Sun, Aug 19: Mary Maier, Marley Mapes, Mike

Olds, Joan Wesley

Mon, Aug 20: Carol Doll, Rueben Hoover, Tyler

McPherson, Jim Owens, Arlene Platte

Tues, Aug 21: Mason Abbott, Sarah Cary, Silas McKellar, Arlene Smith

Wed, Aug 22: Joanne Schutz, Francis Serven, Dolores Tobin (98)

Thurs, Aug 23: Mary Ellen Cook, WR Dudley, Sid O’Neill, Celestine

Schaub

Fri, Aug 24: Elizabeth Bloomfield, Kevin Bolt-Farrell, Jeanne Gaskin,

Paul Kuch, Ian Serven

Sat, Aug 25: Geraldine Poynter, Wayne Wood

Sun, Aug 26: Jessica Koutz, Malik Ochoa, Dee Webb

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SACRAMENTAL 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: Wed-Fri 7:45am; Tues & Fri 7:00pm and Saturday-9:00am-10:00am

Daily Rosary: 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 Tuesda s 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 517-332-0633 or Shared Pregnancy 517-484-0365

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-During Mass you will need to come to the priest in the center aisle where he has a separate pyx with low gluten host available.

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.

SCRIP SALES:Dates-Unavailable

Sundays10am-1pm & Thursdays 3:30pm-5:30pm

COFFEE & DONUTS and CAFÉ

August 19, 26 following 9am Mass

All events in Mercy Hall

Please arrive 20 minutes before Mass and sign in

Au ust 25 -26: Twent -first Sunda in Ordinar Time

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by Monday 3pm prior to publication.

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Extraordinary Minister

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Welcome Back Students!

August 21, 2018

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A MESSAGE FROM FR. STEVE

As I mentioned last week at Mass, Bishop Boyea asked that the following letter be included in all parish bulletins this weekend, and placed on all parish websites. I am grateful for this message, and invite all of us to pray and fast at this diffi-cult moment, that the Church will truly live up to the high call of our life in Christ. Come, Holy Spirit! Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ: I am writing this to you due to the recent removal of Archbishop Theodore McCarrick from ministry. Once again, the sins of a cleric have hurt victims, scandalized the faithful, raised anger in many hearts, and brought ill-repute upon the Catholic Church. Archbishop McCarrick’s abuse of minors, his homosexual activity and his abuse of seminarians and young priests are beyond the pale. In addition, some knew about this and did nothing to address his behavior. I am as shocked as you. So, first of all, I apologize for his behavior and the behavior of those who did nothing to stop him. It is incredibly wearying and demoralizing to hear yet again about these sexual sins and alleged crimes. Let us hold each other in prayer. As you may know, each bishop is ultimately responsible to the Holy Father, who is the only one who can remove him. Still, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops will be discussing how we bishops might attempt to hold one another accountable, given this limitation. I can never give a guaran-tee that there will not be other clerics who violate their prom-ise of celibacy and abuse their positions. We are all sinners. The Lord Jesus knew what the archbishop did just as he knows our sinful selves as well. Beyond what we can do as human beings to address the behavior of one another, we also com-mend ourselves and each other to the charity and justice of our God. Christ is our hope in all things. May God have mer-cy on us all. Bishop Earl Boyea, Diocese of Lansing With prayers for purification in the Church, Fr. Steve

Divine Mercy for the Dying

The Church of the Resurrection has individuals dedi-cated to praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet

specifically for those who are dying.

If you have a relative or friend who is dying; and you would like to have the

Divine Mercy Chaplet prayed for them, please contact the office.

JOIN US 3:00pm every Monday—Friday For Divine Mercy Chaplet

at the Holy Family Chapel, 1601 E. Grand River

Welcome back, students! On Tuesday, we begin another school year. I’m very grateful for the efforts of Jacob Allstott, our principal, and his entire team, for their efforts in preparation for the new school year. I’m also grateful to Chris Spalding and our custodial/maintenance crew for their hard work these last days and weeks to help us prepare well for the new school year. It’s not too late to enroll for the new school year. As you know, we desire to serve as many families as possible, and will work with you to make our school as affordable as possible. Please contact our Principal, Mr. Jacob Allstott, for more information about our school. The phone number at the school is 517.487.0439. Please pray us as we continue this great minis-try to our parish and community. Bishop-Elect Jerry Vincke’s Ordination A good priest friend of mine, Monsignor Jerry Vincke has been named Bishop of Salina, Kansas, and I will be traveling to Kansas to attend his ordination. Please keep him, his dio-cese, and all priests and bishops in your prayers. Quite a few of the priests from our diocese will be traveling to attend and celebrate with Bishop Vincke. May he be a shepherd after the heart of the Good Shepherd. I’m sure he will make an excel-lent bishop. Women’s Evening of Adoration The Women’s Evening of Adoration will be held on Thursday, August 23 from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m., concluding with Benedic-tion. This is held the fourth Thursday of every month. The men’s evenings are held on the second Thursdays of every month. Alpha: What’s Life About? If you and/or your friends and family have questions about Jesus or about what Christians believe or why Catholics do this or that, consider attending the Alpha Course this fall. It’s a low-pressure opportunity to enjoy a good meal, watch an en-gaging video, and have a good (did I say “low pressure”?) conversation. No questions are off limits. Please prayerfully consider this for yourself or to invite others. Beginning on Thursday September 13, we will offer the Alpha Course. If you or someone you know has questions about Jesus and/or the Christian faith, please join us for the Alpha Course. We get started at 6:30 each Wednesday. Call the office to register (482-4749) or fill out the registration forms available in the church. Getting Ready for the Ox Roast As the Ox Roast draws near, I want to thank all those who have faithfully, year after year, served the parish and commu-nity to make the Ox Roast such a great success. John Gordon and his team have been meeting for months. They are, as al-ways, looking for volunteers to cover the myriad areas of re-sponsibility that are part of the Ox Roast. Please see the infor-mation in the bulletin about how you might be able to help us serve the parish and community this September 7-9. The Ox Roast is a fellowship and financial opportunity for our parish and community. Please plan to attend and bring your family, friends, and neighbors too. From the Bishop

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WOMEN’S EVENING OF ADORATION

August 23rd, 7:00pm-8:00pm, Church

Attention Bridge Players: We will play Wednesday, August 22nd, at 1pm, Mercy Hall. Contact Gary and Laura Langdon if you would like to play, 517-484-1812.

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2019 RAFFLE CALENDER Details on Church bulletin board

*********************************** • Mon Aug 20 Bishop’s Annual Golf Classic (dioceseoflansing.org)

• Tues Aug 21 7:30PM 4th Degree #3334 Assembly Meeting, Mercy Hall

• Mon Sept 10th Council Business Meeting; Rosary 7:pm-Church; Meeting 7:30pm Mercy Hall

• Sat Sept 15th Knights Soccer Challenge, 1pm, Lansing Catholic HS Athletic Field

Sept 7, 8, 9 Parish 84th Annual Ox Roast Festival

Looking for a marriage enrich-ment that will take your marriage from good to great? Or from great to even better? Look no further! World-wide Marriage Encounter, the original Catholic marriage enrichment weekend, has been enriching mar-riages for 50 years.

Upcoming weekends: Sept. 28-30-Holiday Inn-Troy, Oct. 5-7 Augustine Center-Petosky or Nov 2-4 Saginaw Center for Ministry-Saginaw.

Space is limited, so apply today at www.wwme.org or con-tact Andrew & Alaina Wollner at 734-531-9191 for more info.

J OIN US! Are you a young couple or young family in-terested in getting to know others? Maybe you've al-ways been curious about our group, but nervous to

attend? Here is your chance! Join the Resurrection Young Families & Couples Group at our Meet & Greet Kickoff Picnic on Sunday, Aug 26 at 4pm at Valley Farms Park in Lansing. We will provide hot dogs and drinks. Bring a dish to pass, and look for us at the pavilion. Rain location Mercy Hall. Please RSVP for food count to resyoung-fam@gmail.com, facebook.com/groups/resyoungfam/

Aquinas College Visit Day – Friday, August 31

Aquinas College in Grand Rapids is hosting an AQDay for all rising high school juniors and seniors interested in visit-ing their beautiful 117-acre campus. The Admissions Of-fice invites you to come and discover what life at AQ is really all about. Get the inside scoop on academics, ath-letics, scholarships, service learning, study abroad, and more. Please visit aquinas.edu/aqday for more details or to register for the event on August 31.

Volunteer Openings at Mother Teresa House Looking for a way to serve in your community? Come join us at Mother Teresa House! We care for the terminally ill in our home around the clock at no charge. Currently, we are in need of more evening and overnight volunteers to help us! Service Orientation is on Aug 27

th, followed by our

Practical Skills Workshop on Sept 14th and 15th. If you feel called to be a part of this service, please contact us at (517) 484-5494 or serving@motherteresahouse.org.

Retreat Focuses on Mary as Model of Faith Mary, the Mother of Jesus and a woman of faith, lived in dangerous times in a small country occupied by the Ro-man Empire. She has much to say to us, as we deal with the dangers and darkness of our time.

“Mary: Model of Faith for Contemporary Times,” offers par-ticipants the opportunity to explore who Mary is for them in our contemporary world. The retreat begins at 6:30 p.m. Friday, August 24, and ends at 3:00 p.m. Saturday, August 25. Sister Joan Delaplane, OP – retreat director, and spir-itual director – presents the material on Mary and gives retreatants opportunities to pray together, share with one another, and spend quiet time in reflection.

The cost, including meals and snacks, is $45 for commut-ers, $65 per person for double occupancy, and $85 for sin-gle occupancy. To register, visit www.webercenter.org and click on “programs.” Registrations may also be made by contacting Weber Center at 517-266-4000 or webercenter@adriandominicans.org. Weber Center is on the campus of the Adrian Dominican Sisters’ Motherhouse, 1257 E. Siena Heights Drive, Adrian.

Saint Patrick's American Community in Rome When visiting Rome this should be considered as the one place to visit or stay. The St. Patrick's (former Santa Su-sanna) American Catholic Community - Home of the Cath-olic American Community in Rome and the official Ameri-can Community for English Masses in Rome, stpatrick-samericanrome.org

The Diocese of Lansing and the Senior Alliance for Edu-cation (S.A.F.E.) will be hosting a workshop entitled, “Navigating the Golden Years: Understanding Your Medical, Financial, and Housing Decisions As You Age.” The workshop will be held Saturday Sept. 8th at St Thomas Aquinas Gym, East Lansing.

This workshop is for seniors, adult family members and caregivers. This is a free class, however, pre-registration is required by August 30th. To register contact Margaret: www.dioceseoflansing.org/outreach-ministry/aging-ministry, or 517-342-2555.

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RCIA classes forming now Classes will meet on Mondays at 7pm beginning October 1, 2018 Contact Rich Budd at rbudd@corlansing.org or Susan Bartold sbartold@corlansing.org for details.

CALLING ALL COOKS & BAKERS: Please share your time, talents and homemade baked goods with the Ox Roast. Help keep the tables well stocked by dropping off items all weekend.

Please label any treats that meet special dietary needs.

Pans are available in the vestibule for those who need them.

For questions or to work, phone Mary Holoweiko at 517-332-5496

SAVE THE DATE! Saturday September 15, 2018 Ministers' Training/Refresher Lectors 9:15-9:45am EMHCs 9:45-10:45am Altar Servers 10:45am-1:00pm Contact Susan Bartold sbartold@corlansing.org for info

Café volunteers needed Are you looking for a fun way to serve your fellow parishioners? Café is a meal that is served in Mercy Hall after the 11am Mass on Sundays. Free will donations are ac-cepted, but not necessary for those who come to café. This is a wonderful ministry

for those who attend for the meal and fellowship with fellow parishioners. However, we can not put it on without your help! We are in need of volunteers to serve as team lead-ers as well as team members. Parents and students who are looking for volunteer hours, this is a fun and fulfilling way to get them! To volunteer, or for more information, contact Marisol Hen-nig, marihennig@acd.net

The Holy Spirit Oratory, (IHM, 3815 S. Cedar St.), a Per-petual Adoration Chapel, in in need of adorers who make a 1-hour weekly commitment to spend time with our Eucharis-tic Lord. Many holy hours are in need of prayer partners, but our most critical need is the 4am Saturday holy hour. Please contact Jack W. Chan at 517-668-8133 for more information

The Ox Roast is looking

for volun-

teers to work the Ox Roast on September 7th, 8th

& 9th. We have many area’s that need volunteers

listed below.

Please email the chairperson to volunteer. Please

put Ox Roast Volunteer in the subject line. Most

shifts are only 2 hours long, and if you are parent

of a Resurrection school student you can have this

time count for your volunteer time. If your a new

or old parishioner help us make this Ox Roast an-

other great one, hope to see you there.

Thank you, John Gordon, Chairman

Bake Sale: Beth Gordon beth0855@yahoo.com

Bike Raffle: Russell Pate re.patenet@gmail.com

Carnival Games: Marilyn Williams lynndesignmi@yahoo.com

Food Service: Russell Pate re.patenet@gmail.com; & Marcia Pate Ladyknightmarcia@gmail.com

Kitchen: Steve Simonson thesteve3xl@gmail.com

Main Raffle Ticket Sales: Amy McKenna gmck2826@aol.com

Misc. Raffle: Don Gardner dggard63@gmail.com; & Cindi Currie curriecindi@aol.com

Pub / Tent Ticket Booth: Laurie Torok letorok@comcast.net

Tent Concessions: Loren & Mary DeYoung; LMD045@aol.com

Shamrock Pub Beer Tent: Jerry McKenna jerrym@prometalworks.com

50/50 Raffle: Dave Hall drh281958@gmail.com

Set Up / Take Down: Dave Dunham ddunham105@aol.com

If you’re not certain where you want help or have

questions call or email John Gordon at 517-290-

3955 / gordonjc1955@gmail.com

On the Sidewalk - In Front of an Abortion Clinic Often someone will say, years later, still grieving over an abortion, “If only someone had been there” or “I was looking for a sign not to do it.”

We are needed there to pray and offer help. Although some dioceses have trained sidewalk counselors to cover all hours the clinics are open; other places have people who just show up and pray occasionally or on a regular basis. The Abortion Clinic workers themselves say business is always down when people are praying there!

Sidewalk Counselors are people who have waited and prayed for years in front of abortion clinics. Often people say to them,” is it worth it; so, few results for so much time?” Or, “it would be better to work toward large scale programs that could prevent the need for abortion.” Pope Benedict reminds us though that” planning for the future is love for those most distant. It does not replace love of neighbor, of those who are closest.” He says we must nev-er forget the individual that is here today before us and is in grave risk and need. If we are not here today, tomorrow is too late for this mother and her unborn child.

So, is it worth it to stand & pray there for hours, days, weeks or as part of a collective large effort such as 40 Days for Life or the Marches for Life? Does it accomplish very much?

St. John Chrysostom gives us the answer: “Nothing in the world equals the value of a single soul.”

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