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The Holy Family – December 28, 2014
New Year Schedule
Mary, Mother of God: Masses will be held December 31 at 5pm & January 1 at 10am. There will be No Mass on Friday, January 2.
The Parish Office: Will be closed December 31 – January 2.
Adoration: There will be interruptions to the Adoration schedule for the New Year.
PRAYER FOR THE YEAR OF
MARRIAGE Heavenly Father, your Son, Jesus, once
part of a family,
is a blessing for husbands and wives, for fathers and mothers and
their children.
Help our moms and dads to be faithful to each other and open to new
life, your gift to them. Guide them to raise their children to be good citizens of both heaven and earth. Pour your Holy Spirit
upon married couples to strengthen their bond, upon all families that they may face
the challenges of our times with strength that comes from the Gospel, and upon
our homes that they may be places of love
and joy and thus a source of blessing for our Church and our society. We ask this
through Christ our Lord. Amen.
RING IN THE NEW YEAR
WITH THE ROSARY 01/03/15 The Rosary Altar Society invites all Parishioners to join us the first Saturday of each month to Pray the Rosary as a Parish Community. Please join us Saturday, January 3, 2015, at 4:30pm prior to the 5pm Mass.
Thank you, Emmanuel
“You have increased (the nation’s) joy;
they rejoice before you.” Isaiah 9:3
Child of the manger, thank you for coming to present
the smile of God to all the inhabitants of the earth!
Child Jesus, thank you for coming to offer the joy of
God to all the unfortunate of our earth.
Christ Child, thank you for coming to give out the love
of God to all the poor of our earth.
Child God, thank you for coming to show the face of
God to all those who wait on our earth.
Child Emmanuel, thank you for being the tenderness of
God with us and with everyone forever on our earth!
St. Mary Men’s Club Proudly Presents
Breakfast
with Elsa Sunday, January 4, 2015
From 8:30am-11am
FREE WILL DONATION Elsa will be singing the favorite hits from “Frozen”
& other songs from her Princess friends. Come dressed as Elsa or your favorite Disney Princess
Elsa arrives at 9:45am Performance 10:15-10:45am
Proceeds: Support St. Mary School Auction Team 50/50 Drawing: 1st Prize Half Pot, 2nd Prize Certificate to Salon On Main, 3rd Prize Certificate for Bowling Party at Stockbridge Bowl
Area’s Best Menu: Eggs - Scrambled or Fried, Hash Brown Potatoes, Homemade Biscuits & Sausage Gravy, Quiche, Pancakes, French Toast, Raisin French Toast, Ham, Pork Sausage Links, Toast-Regular & Raisin, Coffee, Tea, Milk, & Orange Juice. And of Course the Waffle Station!
The Holy Family – December 28, 2014
THANK YOU Thank You to all parishioners who have donated to Livingston County Catholic Charities (LCCC) through our annual Loaves & Fish Appeal! It is off to a great start and it’s not too late to participate. You may send in your end-of-year, tax deductible gift using the gift card you received in the mail or you may visit our web site at www.livingstoncatholiccharities.org and make an on-line donation. We would also like to say Thank You to each of you for the generosity you have bestowed throughout the year through your volunteer efforts, prayers and support to LCCC and those we serve! The Blessings you bestow bring hope to so many men, women and children right here in our community. The Board and Co-workers at Livingston County Catholic Charities wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year!
KNIGHTS KORNER Corporate Communion--Jan 4 December Officers Meeting--Jan 6 Free Throw Contest--Jan 10 Wild game Dinner--Jan 10 Coffee & Doughnuts--Jan 11, 18, 25 1st Degree--Jan 13 General Business Meeting--Jan 13 Kans For Kids--Jan 17-18 Daddy Daughter Dance--Jan 23 Officers Meeting--Jan 28 December Knight of the Month: Dan Kinter December Family of the Month: Dave & Chris Iwanski Visit our website: www. pinckneyknights.org
Report for December 22, 2014
Parishioner Donations - Giving Back To The Lord
The report will not be listed in this week’s bulletin due to the printer deadline. Next week we will resume with the donations
list. Thank you for your understanding!
LIvingston Vicariate
Mission 2015
"The Lord is Risen, Do You Believe?" with Deacon Ralph Poyo
January 25, 26, 27, 28
St. Patrick, Brighton 7-9pm
An Evening in Paris
St. Mary School 18th Annual Auction
February 14, 2015
What better place to spend your Valentine’s evening
than Paris! On Saturday, February 14, you can be in
Paris for romance, fine cuisine, and people watching,
right here at St. Mary School, for our 18th annual
auction. Imagine that you are on the Champs-Élysées
as you enjoy a strolling dinner, bid on silent auctions
items, and take part in exciting games and raffles. Take
in the sights of Paris as you join in the fun of the live
auction, and top off the night dancing and socializing
with friends old and new. Contact: Julie Flaherty with
questions at 734-645-2264 [email protected]
VOLUNTEERS: TO MAKE ROSARIES If you are interested in meeting to make
rosaries please contact either
Marlene @ 734-878-3771 or
Mauvis @ 734-648-9034.
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We are excited to offer a Girls on the Run team at St. Mary in 2015!
Becoming a coach is the most rewarding way to get involved with Girls on the Run. Two volunteer coaches work together to deliver the Girls on the Run curriculum, twice a week for 90 minutes to groups of 8-17 girls. You don't have to be a runner to be a coach - coaches simply must be passionate about the mission of Girls on the Run, committed to working with a group of girls throughout the ten week season (March – May) and able to bring energy and joy to each practice. Please visitwww.girlsontherunsemi.org or email [email protected] for more information.
PRAYER SERIES St. Francis Retreat Center, DeWitt, MI Join us as we explore several forms of prayer. Each workshop will include two forms of prayer that will be taught, reflected upon and practiced. January 15, 2015 from 9am to 4pm Journaling – Fr. Al Wakefield Contemplation – April Allison Lunch included Cost: $60 Registration deadline is January 8, 2015 (Full payment must accompany registration) WWW.SPE-STFRANCIS.ORG Phone: 866.669.8321
RING THE BELL CAMPAIGN Tips for Christmas and Year-End Giving: Many people
enjoy using this as a special time to give to their favorite
charity or non-profit organization. Year-end gifts can
provide many advantages to you as the donor and the
receiving organization. St. Mary’s Ring the Bell Campaign
and St. Mary Catholic Parish invite you to remember us in
your gift giving this year.
Calculate Your Income. Try to get a handle on your tax
liability for the year. Did your unearned income increase?
Did you sell any appreciated assets: will you owe more
taxes? This alone may motivate you to increase your giving
before December 31st. In fact you may even want to move
some of next year’s giving to this current year in order to
create a larger income tax deduction for this year. Non-
itemizers may especially find this “grouping of gifts” useful
to take possible advantage of an itemized tax return every
other year. In any case, by the time you fill out your income
tax return in early 2014, it will be too late to make charitable
gifts for 2014 tax year. Take the time to do some planning
now while you still have an opportunity to make a year-end
gift.
Do Your Giving Early. This is especially true if you want
to make a gift of non-cash assets (Securities, real estate, etc.).
It also applies to life-income gifts (Charitable Gift Annuities,
Charitable Remainder Trusts, etc.). Some gift transactions
will take more time to finalize than others, so we recommend
that you complete your gift sooner rather than later.
Talk to Your Advisor. Before making any significant gift,
you should have your attorney, CPA or other advisor help
you understand the impact of your gift on your income tax
return or estate. The Church wants your giving to be not only
generous and joyful, but also as beneficial as possible to you.
Donations must be received or postmarked by December
31st to be eligible for you 2014 taxes. Please note that the
parish office will be closed on December 31st.
New donors to St. Mary Catholic Parish Capital Campaign
will have the opportunity to have your name(s) placed on the
recognition plaque in the gathering space.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact Debbie
at the parish office 734-878-3161 ext. 219.
ATTENTION: St. Mary Parish needs your help in finding
members of our parish that are no longer able to
celebrate in the Mass due to failing health or
illness. Our Lay Eucharistic Ministers are here to
serve you and your loved ones. Please notify the
parish office at 734-878-3161.
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Al Kresta at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Brighton January 14 2015, 7 pm - 8:30 pm
With the 42nd anniversary of the legalization of abortion in America upon us, the Respect Life Ministry at St. Patrick is bringing Al Kresta, President and CEO of Ave Maria Radio, for a talk on the “Cultural aftermath of Roe v. Wade and how we can instill change.” Come and let this wholesome and experienced man enlighten us on this subject, especially in such a time like this. An opportunity for Q&A will be extended. All are welcome. Free-will offering. Contact [email protected] for more information.
Lord of the Manger “You will find a child wrapped in bands of cloth
and lying in a manger.” -Luke 2:12
Lord, toward whom adoration & prayer are rising like the smoke of incense, all-powerful Master of heaven and earth and of the constellations, here you are lying on
straw, far from the banquet room where the feast is at its peak, here you are, a newborn lying close to your mother, crying out from hunger and groaning from weakness, here you are asleep and silent, you whose
Word made galaxies spin on the roads of the infinite, and here we are before the manger that has become the
throne of the Lord of the universe!
RCIA RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITATION OF ADULTS
Do you know someone who may be interested in becoming
Catholic? Have you ever invited another to explore the
Catholic faith? Please join us for our upcoming meetings.
All are welcome to join us for any
subject meeting listed below!
01/04 (Sun) Confirmation 12:45-1:45
01/10 (Sat) Eucharist 6:15-7:15
01/18 (Sun) Reconciliation 10:15-11:15
01/25 (Sun) Reconciliation 12:45-1:45
01/31 (Sat) Beatitudes 6:15-7:15
02/08 (Sun) Ten Commandments 10:15-11:15
Religious Education K-8 & 2nd Grade Sacrament Prep 12/28 NO Class: Merry Christmas!
Confirmation 12/28 No Class Christmas Break No physical Class until January 31st! Teens will have homework and check in times! Please ensure they stay connected! Check out the Confirmation Information Hub:
http://www.stmarypinckney.org/#/faith-formation/confirmation-info-hub
Middle School Youth Group
Schedule Date: Time: Event: 12/28 7-8pm Adoration “Here I am Lord” 12/30 NO YOUTH GROUP
High School Youth Group
Schedule
Date: Time: Event: 12/28 7-8pm Adoration “Here I am Lord” 12/31 NO YOUTH GROUP Website: http://www.stmarypinckney.org/#/youth/
If you have any questions please call 734-878-2217 or email [email protected]
The Holy Family – December 28, 2014
MASS INTENTIONS
Sunday, December 28th
9:00am: In Memory of Mary Theresa Keiser by Doris &
Louie Keiser
11:30am: In Memory of MaryEllen Lenn by Gass Family
Monday, December 29th
9:00am: No Mass
Tuesday, December 30th
9:00am: Communion Service
5:00pm: No Mass
Wednesday, December 31st
5:00pm: In Memory of Sharon Albaugh by the LaVasseur
family
Thursday, January 1st
10:00am: In Memory of Elsie Freijc by Gary & MaryJo
Nicholas and family
Friday, January 2nd
9:00am: No Mass
Saturday, January 3rd
5:00pm: In Memory of Richard Bauer by Mary Bauer
Sunday, January 4th
9:00am: For Our Parish
11:30am In Memory of Fred Katon by the Katon
Family
WEEKLY READINGS: Dec. 28st-Jan 3
rd
Sunday:
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
Sir 3:2-6, 12-14; Ps 128; Col 3:12-21; Lk 2:22-40
Monday:
Fifth Day within the Octave of the Nativity of the Lord
1 Jn 2:3-11; Ps 96: Lk 2:22-35
Tuesday:
Sixth Day within the Octave of the Nativity of the Lord
1 Jn 2:12-17; Ps 96: Lk 2:36-40
Wednesday:
Seventh Day of the Nativity of the Lord
1 Jn 2:18-21; Ps 96; Jn 1:1-18
Thursday:
The Octave Day of the Nativity of the Lord; Solemnity of
Mary, the Holy Mother of God
Nm 6:22-27; Ps 67; Gal 4:4-7; Lk 2:16-21
Friday:
SS. Basil the Great & Gregory Nazianzen, Bishops &
Doctors of the Church
1 Jn 2:22-28; Ps 98: Jn 1:19-28
Saturday:
Christmas Weekday The Most Holy Name of Jesus
1 Jn 2:29-3:6; Ps 98; Jn 1:29-34
LAY MINISTERS: January 3rd
& 4th
: Communion Service Leaders
Dec. 29: D. Hall Dec. 30: L. Lichwala
Jan. 5: L. Lichwala Jan. 6: G. Wizgird
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
5:00pm 9:00am 11:30am
*Self-Scheduling by Sign-Up.
*Sign-Up In Meeting Room A.
Altar Servers
5:00pm: T. deBeauclair, L. deBeauclair, G. Liddy
9:00am: K. Flaherty, E. Flaherty, A. Schlaff
11:30am: S. Hall, A. Hall, G. Bylski
Proclaimers of the Word
5:00pm: L. Wack, K. Wiley
9:00am: D. Backlund, J. Wilson
11:30am: P. White, R. Young
Greeters
5:00pm: T. Czubaj
9:00am: Kuczajda family
11:30am: R. Hall, L. Read
Ushers
*Please sign up if you’re available.
Offertory Gifts
*Please sign up if you’re available.
Home Chalice Program
*Please sign up if you’re available.
Linens
January: S. Katon, J. Hertz
Cleaning the Altar
January: J. Helmboldt
Collection Counters
Jan. 5: P. Sullivan, B. Olst, L. Lichwala, D. Backlund
Jan 12: S. Kronk, D. Eggleston, S. Katon
OUR PRAYER LIST
Richard Bennett, Hannah Campbell, Denise Day, Claire
Destrampe, Agnes Dzombak, Michael Grossmeyer, Richard
Jesionowski, Don Keiser, LaVerne Keiser, Sr. Mary Kelly,
RSM, Elaine LaMontagne, Ben LaRosa, Adeline Penrod,
Linda Schneider and Allan Steinaway.
We always keep our military family close and far in
our thoughts and prayers. We would love to add
your soldier to our prayer list if they are currently
deployed overseas. Please contact the church office to
add our loved one to our prayer list