twenty-fifth sunday in ordinary time september19, 2021

Sacrament of Baptism:�

Please contact the parish office to schedule a

baptism. It is recommended that parents

seeking Baptism for their child attend two

baptismal preparation classes.�

Sacrament of Marriage: �

In accordance with the guidelines of the

Province of Michigan, engaged couples

must contact the Parish Office six

months prior to the desired date of

marriage and complete required

preparation.�

Anointing of the Sick:�

Notify the parish office of any need for

hospital or home visits. �

Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

September19, 2021

Jesus Christ, Eternal High Priest�

�

Rev. Philip Ching, Pastor �

(586) 646�8250�

[email protected]�

Rev. Steven Mateja, Associate Pastor �

(586) 784�5966 Ext. 106�


Holy Family Parish�

79780 Main Street�

Memphis, MI 48041�

(810) 392�2056�

holyfamily�online.org�

St. Augustine Parish�

68035 Main Street�

Richmond, MI 48062�

(586) 727�5215�

staugustinecatholicparish.org�

St. Mary Mystical Rose Parish�

24040 Armada Ridge Road�

Armada, Michigan 48005�

stmarymysticalrose.org�

(586) 784�5966�

St. Augustine Catholic School�

67901 Howard Street �


(586) 727�9365�

staugustinecatholicschool.com�

�

Bulletin/website submissions: Submit to

lhunter@holyfamily�online.org in digital

format. Bulletin submission deadline is

Fridays at noon for the following weekend. �

CSA �

Making your Donations Count�

Again we stand in awe of your generosity as we continue the 2021 CSA campaign. We

appreciate your prayerful discernment of this important fundraising opportunity!

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT EVERY DOLLAR RAISED THROUGH CSA IN

EXCESS OF OUR GOAL IS RETURNED TO THE PARISH IN FULL!!!�

�

What does this mean? How much of your donation stays at the parish?�

The chart below illustrates approximately how much a $100 donation for Offertory,

Christmas, or CSA (in excess of our goal) would stay here at the parish.� � � � �

� DONATING TO CSA HELPS THE PARISH MORE THAN ANY OTHER

DONATION YOU CAN MAKE!�

�

May the Lord bless you for your generosity!�

�

Offertory� Christmas� CSA�

Donation:� $100.00� $100.00� $100.00�

Less 7% Assessment:� � 7.00� Exempt� Exempt�

Less 13% CSA Calculation:� � 13.00� � 13.00� Exempt�

Stays at parish:� $ 80.00� $ 87.00� $100.00�

�

St. Augustine�

Goal:�� $81,482�

Pledged:�� $62,995�

% of Goal:� � � � 77%�

Paid on pledges:� � $49,983.61�

Number of Gifts:� � 106�

Anticipated refund if all pledges

are paid:�$0�

Holy Family�

Goal:�� $53,589�

Pledged:�� $31,304�

% of Goal:�� 46%�

Paid on pledges:� � $25,766.50�

Number of Gifts:�� 67�

Anticipated refund if all pledges�

are paid:� $0�

2021 CSA Pledges �

as of 9�14�2021�

St. Mary Mystical Rose�

Goal:�� $20,770�

Pledged:�� $22,665�

% of Goal:�� 109%�

Paid on pledges:� � $19,317�

Number of Gifts:�� 64�

Anticipated refund if all pledges

are paid:� $1,895�

�

Our Mission: Save Souls

We serve God through His Begotten Son, Jesus Christ, with the empowerment and the strength of the Holy Spirit: to

celebrate the Holy Sacraments and Worship, Christian Service and Faith Education, to evangelize and practice our faith

in active stewardship��with the faith, spirit and humility of Mary, the Rose of God and our Patron Saint.�

Weekday Mass and Confession Schedule�

�

Monday� � 8:00 am Mass at St. Augustine�

Tuesday� � 6:30 pm Confessions�

� � � � � 7:00 pm Mass at Holy Family�

Wednesday� 9:00 am Mass at St. Mary Mystical Rose � � �

� � � � � followed by Adoration and Confessions�

Thursday�� 8:15 am Mass at St. Augustine followed by � �

� � � � � Confessions�

Friday� � � 9:00 am Mass at St. Mary Mystical Rose �

� � � � �

�

�

Weekend Mass and Confession Schedule�

�

Saturday� � 3:00 pm Confessions at St. Mary Mystical Rose�

� � � � � 3:30 pm Confessions at Holy Family�

� � � � � 4:00 pm Mass at St. Mary Mystical Rose�


� � � � � 6:00 pm Mass at St. Augustine�

� � � � � 7:00 pm Confessions at St. Augustine�

Sunday�� 7:30 am Mass at St. Augustine�

� � � � � 9:00 am Mass at St. Augustine�

� � � � � 10:00 am Mass at St. Mary Mystical Rose�

� � � � � 10:30 am Mass at Holy Family�


Fr. Phil’s Communiqué�

The Merciful Love of Jesus Family�

� Through much prayer and discernment,

this will be our Family name that

identifies us from other Families of

Parishes within the Archdiocese of

Detroit. There is something special about

a name: it bestows an identity. In our

case, it presents us working together in a

united front toward a common goal.

While we preserve our individual identity

as Holy Family, St. Augustine, and St.

Mary Mystical Rose, having this Family

name reminds us that we are all called to

work with one another in the vineyard.

It’s the invitation for us to come together

and do what is necessary in building up

the Mystical Body of Christ, not only in

our parish communities but beyond. Each

of us are representatives of The Merciful

Love of Jesus. Wherever we go, this is

precisely what we are called to bring into

the world. It may look different,

depending on our personalities, our

knowledge and competency in regards to

the faith, our earnest seeking and desire

for the Holy Spirit to work through us and

in us, our level of surrender to the

Father’s will… This name calls forth

what we ought to be, not only in the

community, in the vicariate or

Archdiocese, but for all. However, it’s

important to recognize the concept of this

name and what it means. Our

understanding of mercy and love has to

first be rooted in truth (as opposed to our

own subjective take as to what mercy is

or what love is).�

� So, what is mercy? The following

exposition on mercy is taken from https://

www.thedivinemercy.org/articles/st�

thomas�aquinas�virtue�mercy �

�

St. Thomas Aquinas (1225�1274)

defined the virtue of "mercy" in his

great� Summa Theologiae� (ST II�

II.30.1) as "the compassion in our

hearts for another person's misery, a

compassion which drives us to do

what we can to help him." For St.

Thomas this virtue has two aspects:

"affective" mercy and "effective"

mercy.�

�� Affective mercy is an emotion: the

pity we feel for the plight of another.

In this respect, St. Thomas says,

human mercy is grounded in a

"defect" in our nature: the defect of

human vulnerability to suffering. We

feel pity for those who suffer because

we too are subject to such miseries.

Thus, our affective sympathy for

others arises from our capacity for

empathy. St. Thomas notes: "Those

who reckon themselves happy and so

powerful that no ill may befall them

are not so compassionate" (II�

II.30.2). To some extent, however,

the intensity of our affective mercy

for the plight of another also depends

upon how closely we are united to

others in friendship (II�II.30.2): "The

person who loves regards his friend

as another self, and so he counts his

friend's troubles as his own, and

grieves over them as if they were his

own." An affective bond, we might

say, easily forms between friends,

and this renders good friends all the

more capable of sympathy for each

other's plight.�

�� Effective mercy, on the other

hand, is something that we do, a

positive action for the good of

another, taking steps to relieve the

miseries or meet the needs of others.

According to St. Thomas, the Latin

word "misericordia" literally means

"having a miserable heart"�both

affectively and effectively�for another

person's misery…�

�� St. Thomas argues that the human

virtue of mercy necessarily will be

both affective and effective. However,

to be the authentic virtue of "mercy,"

it must manifest two additional

characteristics. First, it must be rooted

in "right reason"�

that is, in the

truth about the

sufferings of

others, and what

is in fact the

objective "good"

for the other

whom we seek to

help. Secondly,

the virtue of

mercy is proven

in effective

action for the

good of others, as

circumstances

permit. If we

merely

"sympathize" with the plight of

another and "share their pain" without

making the best of the opportunities

we have to help them, then virtue of

mercy does not abide in us in any

significant degree.�

�

� This is the mercy by which we are

called to live. This is the depth of mercy

we are called to be for our brothers and

sisters. Sometimes mercy is

misconstrued and reduced to being

permissive: one thinks only of mercy as

dismissing the gravity of evil that is

found in a particular act. This is why St.

Thomas Aquinas says that it must be

Continued on page 4�

There is

power in the

Holy and

Most Sacred

Name of

Jesus. Why

wouldn’t we

want to

include His

name in our

Family?

�

September 19, 2021�

�

� Q. The very thought

that bread and wine are

magically transformed

into the body and blood

of Christ is so far

fetched, it is

unbelievable. When will

the Catholic Church

stop teaching this

absurdity? �

� A. First let’s address your

misunderstanding. Nothing magical

happens during the priest’s prayer

consecrating the Host. Magic is sorcery.

Sorcery is of the Devil and strongly

condemned by God thru Sacred

Scripture and the Holy Catholic Church.

See: Deuteronomy 18:9�12, Galatians

5:19�21, Acts 19:18�19, and the

Catechism of the Catholic Church 2117.

There are way too many references to

list here. Please investigate this for

yourself. �

� For your second point, I agree whole

heartedly. Ordinary bread and wine

being miraculously transformed into the

Body and Blood of Christ is indeed far

fetched and unbelievable. But then

again, so is your eyeball, the life in a

gnat or an elephant and an acorn

becoming a 30 foot tall oak tree. These

realities are also so farfetched as to be

unbelievable. �

� We do not need to believe in

something for it to exist. Belief is not a

prerequisite to reality. I personally could

not believe in an all powerful God,

creator of all that exists, and then doubt

that He had the power to transform the

substance of bread and wine into the

essence of the Body and Blood of Jesus

Christ. And, do it all while maintaining

the appearance of bread and wine. This

to me seems like a simple task for the

God who created another unbelievable

absurdity when He created a spherical

earth and suspended it on nothing. (Job

26:7, Isaiah 40:21). Miracles are part and

parcel to the Creator of everything.�

� Now for your question: The Catholic

Church will never stop teaching the Real

Presence because she can’t stop teaching

truth. In the Book of Revelation, John is

caught up into heaven and observes the

saints celebrating Mass. It’s the same

Mass we celebrate with the same

Eucharistic banquet. All of the redeemed

of Christ are forever members of His

Church. Therefore, it is not a farfetched

absurdity to conclude, the Eucharist is an

eternal reality never to be retracted by

the Church established and protected by

Jesus Himself. �

�

Submit your questions to�

[email protected] �

Why Have You Remained

Catholic?�

�

� In a world where it seems there are so

many reasons to choose not to remain true

to our Catholic faith, why have you

remained Catholic? We asked this

question in a recent edition of our

Flocknote email newsletter and here are a

couple responses:�

�

� “I actually left the Church in my

twenties and went to many other

Christian denominations.�

� I came back and stay Catholic

because of the Holy Eucharist and the

other sacraments. Jesus was missing

in all of the other denominations.�

� That is why it is so important to

impress the truth of the real presence

to all Catholics.”�

�

�

“I have stayed Catholic because it is

the only Church that Jesus

founded.”��

�

�

� What about you? Why have you

remained Catholic? What is it that draws

you to the Church or back to the Church?

We’d love to hear from you. �

�

Responses may be submitted several

ways:�

�

�� Visit our websites and locate the

“Why Have You Remained Catholic”

button on the home page, then submit

your anonymous response (preferred

method).�

�� Message us through Facebook�

�� Write our your response and enclose

it in an envelope marked “Why I’m

Catholic” and place it in one of our

collection boxes.�

�

� As Fr. Phil noted in his article “Each of

us are representatives of the Merciful

Love of Jesus” and sharing our faith

stories is just one small step in building

up the Mystical Body of Christ.�

�

Submitted responses will be shared,

however, may be edited for length and

content.�

Growing in our Catholic Faith

returns�

with its first presentation�

Return of the�

God Hypothesis�

�

Three scientific discoveries that reveal

the mind behind the universe�

�

Why science can no longer ignore

intelligent design �

�

Please join us at either:�

Holy Family Life Center�

Monday September 27th at 6:30 pm�

�

St Mary Mystical Rose lower

Narthex �

Tuesday September 28th at 6:30 pm�

�

St Augustine�

Faith Formation Building �

(room 3)�

Thursday September 30th at 10 am�

�

Weekly topics to be announced and

will be the same at each location.�

�

There is no cost to attend!�

Never Miss a Homily!

Fr. Phil’s Podcast�

https://frphilching.fireside.fm/�

�

Fr. Steve’s Podcast�

http://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/

fatherstevemateja �

6 Ways to get the�

most out of Mass�

By CatholicLink�

�

�� Be on time!�

Arrive at least 10 minutes before�it

starts to dial down your mind. �

�� Sing...even if you’re out of tune!�

Don’t worry if you have no talent for

singing; most people don’t.�

�� Give God your full attention.�

Isn’t it fair that we spend one hour each

week worshiping God?�

�� Call your Mother!�

Ask Mary to intercede for your during

Mass. Pray to her for guidance and

strength.�

�� Pray Business Class�

Sit near the Altar. It will help you pay

attention.�

�� Mother Church wants YOU�

Help out if you can (as a lector, usher,

altar server, etc.)�

�


�

seen in accordance with “right reason” as

well as with the view of helping the other

achieve that which is objectively good: it

should lead somewhere that is oriented

toward their authentic human flourishing.

It is vital to recognize that this redirection

toward authentic human flourishing, one

that is rooted in Jesus, may or may not be

in conformity with the individual

receiving mercy. Mercy, then, assists an

individual to be better than where he is.

This “better” is seen in relation to the

light of the Gospel, the teachings of Jesus,

and that which has been passed down to

us through the Church. �

� This description of mercy then shapes

how we are called to love. This love is

oriented to none other than Jesus! He

said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the

life. No man cometh to the Father, but by

me” (Jn 14:6). Our goal is to save souls.

This means each of us ought to be

oriented toward that. Having this as our

Family name should serve as this

reminder for each and every one of us.

Also, there is power in the Holy and Most

Sacred Name of Jesus. Why wouldn’t we

want to include His name in our Family?�

�

Faith Formation�

� Faith Formation kicks off this weekend

as we celebrate Catechetical Sunday!

Please keep our children, families, and

catechists all in your prayers as we begin.

All those who haven’t registered but

would like to, please be sure to call the

Faith Formation office to register!�

�

CSA�

� Thank you for all those who have been

generous in supporting our parishes

through the CSA. If you had forgotten or

were not able to do so yet, there is still

time. Supporting our parishes through

CSA is the best way to give to the parish:

all of it will benefit the parish directly.

There should be an infographic in the

bulletin that can give you a quick

snapshot of what I am referring to.�

�

God bless your week.�

�

In Jesus through Mary,�

Fr. Phil�

Continued from page 2�

� This is an INVITATION

for everyone from our

Family of Parishes who

may have thought at one

time that you have an

interest in singing and/or playing an

instrument � making a joyful noise to

the Lord in our Churches. We are

excited to be getting back together and

enjoying the amazing sound of our

Choirs, Contemporary Groups and all of

our Music Ministers. PLEASE consider

joining us! You will quickly realize

why you did, once you are on board. �

� Below is the information regarding

rehearsal schedules, etc. As noted, for

participation in either St. Augustine or

Holy Family Music Ministries, please

contact Joe Agosta. For participation in

St. Mary Mystical Rose Music

Ministries, please contact Tony

Berdych. (NOTE: For Holy Family

Contemporary Group, contact Maureen

Redhage. For St. Mary Mystical Rose

Contemporary group, contact John

King).�

� Hope you can join us! Singing

praises to our God is a ministry you are

sure to enjoy!�

�

START DATES�

For Regular Choir and Contemporary

Ensemble Group Music Ministries at

ALL THREE PARISHES are as

follows:��

Regular Choir�

High School & Above��

�

Holy Family: � Wednesday, 9�22�2021,

� � � � � � 6:30�8:00pm � Loft�

St. Augustine: �Thursday, 9�23�2021,�

� � � � � � 7�8:30pm � Church�

St. Mary:� � � Wednesday, 9�22�2021,

� � � � � � 6:30pm � Loft�

�

Contemporary Ensemble Groups�

High School & Above �

Experience Required�

��

St. Augustine: � Tuesday, 9�21�2021, ��

� � � � � � 7:00 � 8:30pm�Church�

Holy Family:�� Thurs, 9�23�2021,�

� � � � � � 7�8:30pm�Church�

�

Holy Family contact: �

Maureen Redhage (810) 305�1182��

St. Mary Contact: �

John King (586) 295�5908 �

� �

� Please direct all St. Augustine and

Holy Family Music Ministry questions

to Mr. Joe Agosta, Director (810) 305�

1385 Email: [email protected] �

� Please direct all St. Mary Mystical

Rose Music Ministry questions to Mr.

Tony Berdych, Director (586) 244�

3934�

Email: [email protected] �

�

Are You Interested in �

Music Ministries?�

� What a beautiful day it was…�

this past Tuesday when Fr. Phil was officially

installed as pastor of our parish family. We are so

fortunate to have a good shepherd and a good

leader as Fr. Phil leading us. There were plenty of

people representing all three parishes at the mass

in which Bishop Bob Fisher presided.��

Update on me...�

� So many people continue to ask me if I have

heard any word on my departure. To answer

briefly; no I have not. I am very much at peace

with the current situation and very happy that

God has given me more time to serve my family

here at Holy Family, St. Augustine, and St. Mary

Mystical Rose. I truly have grown to love these

churches and my prayer now is that I may stay

until Christmas.��

� I am still living part time in Ray Township

and part time in Armada. The Diocese wants

priests to live together and has asked me to

continue to live with Fr. Chris, the Pastor at St.

Francis where I was living before. Depending on

the day and the amount of stuff going on

determines where I lay my head at night. It

reminds me of the scripture passage from Luke

9:58�

“Jesus replied, “Foxes have dens and birds

have nests, but the Son of Man has no place to

lay his head.”�

� Please continue to pray for me. I am

overwhelmed by your patience and your

generosity that you have shown to me in these

last two months.��

An invitation...�

� Over the last year and a half I have really

fallen in love with the Traditional Latin Mass

(TLM). The TLM traces it’s beginning back to

the third century. It was the Mass that many of

our older generation grew up attending and was

the mass of our ancestors and every saint we ask

for their intercession.��

� In 1965 Holy Mother Church reformed the

secret liturgy to give us a modernized condensed

sacrifice of Calvary that we have today. The

“new Mass” is beautiful and glorious and we

offer it so well here with our praise to God in so

many ways.��

� I have offered the TLM on many occasions

but not a Solemn sung Mass. I will be offering

my fist Solemn High Mass on December 3rd at

Old St. Mary’s in Greektown�one of Detroit’s

most beautiful churches. Invite everyone to come

to the church if they are able to for a beautiful

celebration of Mass.��

� I especially invite those who have never been

to a Traditional Latin Mass. It will be a wonderful

encounter with Jesus Christ and to see the historic

way in which we as Catholics worshiped.

Perhaps we can get a nice carpool going to travel

down.��

Football picks...�

Always GO BLUE!��

�

In the Heart of Jesus and Mary,��

Fr. Steve�

BELIEVE:�

with Fr. Steve�

Miami 28�

Michigan St 17�

Michigan 42�

N Illinois 10�

Lions 24�

Packers 35�

“If we merely sympathize with the

plight of another and share their

pain without making the best of the

opportunities we have to help them,

then virtue of any mercy does not

abide in us in any significant

degree.

�


�

Attention Men�

Exodus 90 is Here!�

�

� Exodus 90 is a 90 day spiritual

exercise for men ages 18 and up.� We

will take 90 days to read from the Book

of Exodus and travel with the Israelites

through the desert. It will be a time of

prayer, self reflection, fasting, exercise

and more. It is done in groups that will

support you on your journey, however it

is your responsibility to follow the daily

routine. You will emerge after the 90

days a new man who will be centered,

focused and in love with God in a whole

new way. This can literally change your

life! �

� Our next group will begin their

journey on September 23

rd

with a kick�

off meeting scheduled for Friday,

September 17

th

at 7:00 pm in Room 7 at

St. Augustine. Come, see what it’s all

about or call Deacon Alan at 586�206�

8334 or Jim McKiernan at 586�277�

6461. �

Join Us For�

Women’s Bible Study�

Do you desire to grow in your Catholic

faith? Do you seek connection with other

women in our parish community? We

invite you to consider joining our third

season of Walking with Purpose this fall

at St. Augustine! Weekly group sessions

are starting on Thursday, September 23rd

from 6:30�8pm.�

We will be offering Opening Your

Heart, Walking With Purpose’s

foundational study. Learn how the

Scriptures apply to our everyday lives.�

In parallel, we will be offering the

study Beholding His Glory and

Beholding Your King. Explore biblical

ways to recognize and appreciate God’s

plan for our own lives, His awe�inspiring

majesty, and His desire for personal

intimacy with each one of us through

revealing Christ in the Old Testament. �

� �

Online Registration is NOW OPEN �

https://staugustinecatholicparish.org/

womens�bible�study �

�

Any questions, please contact Lexi

Schweiger at 586�382�8822 or

[email protected] or visit

walkingwithpurpose.com for more

information. �

�

We look forward to seeing you!�

How would you like to have

the Best Job Ever?�

� If you enjoy weddings and helping people,

we invite you to consider joining the Wedding

Coordinator team at Holy Family Parish. By

joining our team, you get to be there for one of

the best days in the life of a bride and groom.�

Time commitment: �

1 1/2 to 2 hrs. on rehearsal night�

3 to 3 1/2 hrs. on the wedding day�

Approximately 4�8 weddings per year�

�

� We typically work as a team of three and

offer training! There are upcoming weddings

in August, September, and October which is

the perfect time to begin learning and discern

whether this is the volunteer opportunity for

you. To learn more, contact Shelley Wilcoxon

at (810) 499�0222.�

NOTE: �

No confessions

at St. Mary

Mystical Rose

on�

September 25th�

Do you have something to

submit for the bulletin,

websites, social media, or

Mass announcements?�

�

Here’s how!�

�

Bulletin�

Deadline is Fridays at noon for

the following weekend.

Deadline changes near major

holidays. Please submit

electronically to:�

�


or�

lhunter@holyfamily�online.org�

�

Website/social media:�

lhunter@holyfamily�online.org�

�

Announcement deadline:�

Thursdays at 5:00 pm�

RICHMOND COMMUNITY CHOIR�


7:00�9:00 pm�

Concerts December 3rd & 5th�

�

If you enjoy music and all the fun that

goes with it, we invite you to join us in

our final Christmas season together!�

�

Rehearsals held in the�

Richmond High School�

Band/Choir room �

located at 35320 Division Road�


�

Park behind the auditorium and use the

back entrance.�

High school age and above are welcome.�

�

For more information�

(810) 305�1385 or (586) 255�3938�

www.richmondcommunitychoir.com�

COME JOIN THE �

MUSIC�

�


�

Rosary Makers�

�

The Rosary Making Ministry will

resume its work of making rosaries on

Wednesday, September 22nd. Anyone

interested is welcome to join us in the

Life Center at Holy Family from 10:00

am to 12:00 pm. We will meet every

second and fourth Wednesday after the

22nd. This is a wonderful way to honor

our Blessed Mother, evangelize, and

meet fellow parishioners. The majority

of the rosaries made are sent to the

missions. If you have any questions,

feel free to contact the parish office at �

(810) 392�2056.�

From the desk of 8th Grade

Homeroom�

By Chris Austin�

Middle School Religion Teacher�

�

"Train up a child in the way he should go, and

when he is old he will not depart.”�

Proverbs 22:6��

�

� My first day in the classroom this

year was filled with anticipation and

some fear. OK, a lot of fear. The

youth that came in and filled the

chairs each hour impressed me

beyond my expectations. It was

evident that the 6

th

, 7

th

, and 8

th

grade

students have been

“trained up.” The

character and poise

that each of them

exhibited was not

only exemplary, it

was a sure hope in

the church’s�

ongoing mission.�

Their education�

and self�possession

was evidence that

they have been

trained up well at home as well as at

their school. �

� It is my joy to bring each one of

them to a richer understanding of their

Catholic faith and how to recognize

that through the traditions of the

church, each of us are drawn into a

close personal relationship with Jesus

and God the Father.�

� This week and last, we had many

classroom discussions in between

textbook work and teaching stories. I

was surprised to see the hunger for

learning their faith they displayed at

this age. This week, we begin the

Circle of Grace program, which many

of you are familiar with. The 7

th

and

8

th

grade students will without a doubt

have much to talk about when we

reach the topic of social justice. Our

world gives us many examples of

good and bad. It is our students at

St. Augustine that have been trained

up and are the Christian soldiers

ready to teach the good news of the

Gospel to the world with their

knowledge and by their way of life.

They are told each day that their

hands and feet are the hands and feet

of Jesus and just how fundamental

they are to spread His message of

love. They are truly special.�

God bless your week.�

Mary our Mother, pray for us!�

“It was

evident that

the 6

th

, 7

th

and 8

th

grade

students

have been

trained up.”

St. Augustine Catholic School

spreads the Good NEWS by�

Navigating a Christian course, �

Educating body, mind and spirit, �

Worshiping the Lord, and �

Serving others.�

Rosary Rally at St. Augustine�

October 17, 2021 �

after 9:00 a.m. Mass�

�

� The Fifth Annual Rosary Rally

hosted at Saint Augustine Parish and in

conjunction with America Needs

Fatima, will be held on October 17 after

the 9:00 a.m. Mass in the front of St.

Augustine Church or inside the church

if the weather is inclement.�

� �

� Our prayers will be for the physical

and spiritual well being of our country

and for our church. �

� �

� All Parishioners of Holy Family, St.

Augustine, and St. Mary Mystical

Rose are strongly encouraged to

participate.�

Engaged Couples�

(and young marrieds)�

Financial Stability Workshop�

Please join us as we welcome�

Tiffany Welka,�

devout Catholic�

and financial analyst�

for a special workshop on financial

stability tailored especially for engaged

and newly married (5 years and under)

couples.�

�

Two dates to choose from:�

�

Saturday, October 16th�

or�

Saturday, November 20th�

at�

St. Mary�

Mystical Rose�

Begins at 12:30 p.m. and ends

with 4:00 p.m. Mass�

�

Weaving our Catholic faith and our

financial resources together.�

�

Cost is $50.00 per couple�

Includes lunch and workshop�

�

RSVP to�

(586) 784�5966�

St. Mary Mystical Rose’s�

Food Pantry �

serves many guests in our community and we

rely on donations to continue serving. We are

currently in need of a few items/donations.

Can you help?�

For our Guests:�

�� Paper Goods (Toilet Paper, Paper Towels,

Napkins, Kleenex�

�� Dishwasher Tabs/Cleaner & Dish Soap ��

�� Laundry Supplies (Detergent, Bleach,

Fabric Softener/Sheets, etc.)�

�

*Personal care & many other basic products that we

ask for are an important part of providing our guests

the essentials they need as most government aid

doesn't provide nonfood products. �

�

Items that the food pantry run smoothly and

efficiently:�

�� Ziploc Bags � Gallon & Quart Size�

�� New Produce Bags�

�� Plastic Storage Bins/Baskets (all sizes &

with or without lids)�

�� Large Garbage Bags�

�

We welcome any kind of donation and in most

cases can match up items with a specific family

in need. Thank you for your generosity!�

�


�

Holy Family�

Altar Society News�

We are extending an open invitation to

all the ladies of the parish to join the

Altar Society. Caring for the needs of

the Altar is a great way to meet new

people and the rewards are eternal!

Please contact Julie Roosen at (810) 392

�3668 with any questions. �

50/50 Raffle�

Mark your calendar! Altar Society

50/50 Raffle is coming the weekends of

September 12th, 19th and 26th.

Drawing will be held on September 26th

following the 5:30 pm Mass. All

proceeds fund the needs of the Altar. �

Fall Sale�

�

All Saints Knights of Columbus Council

#10501 is hosting their third annual fall

sale September 29th�October 2nd.�

�

Available items include:�

Mums in a variety of colors�

Straw�

Corn stalks�

Pumpkins�

Indian corn�

�

Times�

Wed.�Fri. 9am�7pm�

Saturday 9 am�2pm or until sold out�

� Mark your calendar! �

The ladies of St. Augustine’s Altar

Sodality will be making apple pies on

Wednesday, October 13, 2021�

�

ONLY prepaid orders will be

accepted�

�

� Contact Denise @ (810) 627�6502 to

order by Friday, October 8th. Pies are

$9.00 each and sold unbaked. You may

choose to bake or freeze yours after

purchase. Make checks payable to St.

Augustine Altar Sodality �

� Order pick up is Wednesday, October

13th from 11:00 am�3:00 pm in the

Parish Hall.�

� Any parishioners who wish to assist

with the pies are asked to come to the

Parish Hall on Wednesday, October 13th

from 9:00am � 3:00pm on Please bring

an apple peeler, paring knife and rolling

pin. �

St. Augustine �

Altar Sodality �

Apple Pie Sale�

St. Augustine�

Festival 2022 Meeting�


Parish Center, Room 7�

6:00 p.m.�

Those interested in helping to plan our

St. Augustine Festival 2022 are invited

to come to our first planning meeting.

We are anxiously looking forward to

planning a full Festival in 2022. �

All are welcome!�

Polish�

Dinner�

��

��

��

��

� �!"#$%#&"'(

�

The All Saints Knights of Columbus

Council #10501 is hosting their �

annual Polish Dinner �

Saturday, September 25, 2021 �

4:00 p.m.�7:00 p.m.�

(or until sold out.)�

�

Dine�in and carry out available this year. �

Meal consists of:�

�� Stuffed cabbage�

�� Homemade pierogi�

�� Kielbasa�

�� Sauerkraut�

�� Green beans�

�� Roll with butter�

�� Dessert�

�

FREE WILL DONATION�

�

� You can pick up your “Carry Outs” at

the kitchen. Please enter the parking lot

as normal (follow the signs), go around

the Life Center to the north side of the

building and pick up your meal there! �

�

All proceeds benefit an Ultra Sound

Initiative in Flint, Michigan. �

Pancake�

Breakfast�

��)��

*+�� ,��

��-��-��+��!��

�.��-��

� �!"#$%#&"'(

�

The St. Mary Mystical Rose Knights of

Columbus Council #7561 is hosting a�

Pancake Breakfast �

Sunday October 31, 2021 �

After the 10:00 a.m. Mass�

�

On the menu:�

�� Pancakes�

�� Blueberry pancakes�

�� Sausage�

�� Scrambled eggs�

�

CARRY OUT AVAILABLE�

�

FREE WILL DONATION� �

Happy Anniversary�

to�

St. Mary’s Guitar Group�

the �

“Holy Molies.” �

�

Saturday September 18th

marks 45 years of serving�

St. Mary Mystical Rose.�

�

We are grateful for all the

years of dedicated service

and look forward to many

more.�

�

“Our Reward is Not of This

Earth”�

�


�

�

Holy Family �

Mass Intentions �

�

St. Augustine�

Mass�

Intentions�

Monday, September 20, 2021�

Mass 8:00 AM�

�� Prayers for a bountiful harvest �

Tuesday, September 21, 2021�

No Mass Scheduled�

Wednesday, September 22, 2021�


Thursday, September 23, 2021�

Mass 8:30 AM�

��Bill Esper��

� 6th Anniversary Remembrance�

� Friday, September 24, 2021�


Saturday, September 25, 2021�

Mass 6:00 AM�

��Joan Weil, req. Bob & Lynda Theut�

��Bernice MacKenzie�

� req. by the Mlot Family�

Sunday, September 26, 2021�

Mass 7:30 AM �

�� For St. Augustine Parishioners�

Mass 9:00 AM�

��Bruno Walter, req. by Betty Jo Lamb�

��Tom Schmid, req. by Mary Jane�

��Joe Parinello, �

� Birthday Remembrance�

� req. by John & Jeanne Parinello�

��Barb Brickel Grob�

� req. by Ken & Debbie Schweiger �

��Scott Barjorek�

� req. by Ken & Debbie Schweiger �

� 5th Remembrance Anniversary�

��Amanda LaCroix�

� req. by the Mlot Family�

��Paul Kim & Brother Bede�

� req. by the Hampton Family�

��Jim Shepherd, req. by Carol Colar�

��Steve Murphy �

� req. by Dave & Patti Misiuk�

��Mairéad Anne Delaney req. by �

� Robert & Jill Hamblin�

�

St. Mary�

Mystical Rose Mass�

Intentions�


9:00 AM�

�� For the Parishioners�

�

Friday, September 24 2021�

9:00 AM�


�


4:00 PM�

��All deceased members of the Knights of

Columbus�

��Frank Nolan req. by Edward Ochylski�

��Mrs. Ruczynski req. by Larry & Joyce

Dehondt�

�


10:00 AM�


What does it mean�

to have a Mass "offered"�

for someone? �

� An individual may ask a priest to offer a

Mass for several reasons: for example, in

thanksgiving, for the intentions of another

person (such as on a birthday), or, as is most

common, for the repose of the soul of

someone who has died. One must never forget

the infinite graces that flow from the Sacrifice

of the Mass which benefit one’s soul. Pope

Leo XIII in his encyclical "Mirae

caritatis" (1902) beautifully elaborated this

point and emphasized the connection between

the communion of saints with the Mass: "The

grace of mutual love among the living,

strengthened and increased by the sacrament

of the Eucharist, flows, especially by virtue of

the Sacrifice [of the Mass], to all who belong

to the communion of saints."� �When a priest

offers Holy Mass, he has three intentions:

First, to offer the Mass reverently and validly

in accord with the norms of the Church.

Second, to offer the Mass in union with the

whole Church and for the good of the whole

Church. Third, to offer the Mass for a

particular intention, such as the repose of the

soul of someone who has died.�

� The special personal fruits of the Mass

benefit the celebrating priest who acts in the

person of Christ in offering the Mass and to

the people who are in attendance and

participate in the offering of the Mass. These

fruits are both extensively and intensively

finite, since each of us is finite. Therefore, the

more a Mass is offered, the more benefit is

conferred.� �

To request a Mass, please

contact one of our parish

offices.

Holy Family

(810) 392-2056

St. Augustine

(586) 727-5215

St. Mary Mystical Rose

(586) 784-5966


4:30 PM�

��Michael Burns (1st anniv.) by the Family�

��Gaston Baeyens (20th anniv.) by the Family�

��Deceased members of the Korkizko Family by

Bob & Judie Parks�


10:30 AM�

��Maria McKiernan by Jim McKiernan�

��Edwin M. Wullaert by Don & Donna Rusk�

��Mary Veronica Vikstrom by Winifred Doane�

��Leroy Edward Schlaufman by the Moilanen

Family�

��Dennis Cieslak by Barb & Evan Quigley�

��Renee Westrick (8th anniv.) by Pat

Gryszkiewicz�

��Ron Gryszkiewicz (20th anniv.) by Pat

Gryszkiewicz�

5:30 PM�

��For the Parishioners�

Monday, September 20, 2021�


Tuesday, September 21, 2021�

7:00 PM�

��Souls in Purgatory by Vicky Kicinski�

��For the Clark Family by Kristyn Hall�



Thursday, September 23, 2021�


Friday, September 24, 2021�



4:30 PM�

��For the Parishioners�


10:30 AM�

��Edwin M. Wullaert by Dina Krause�Scott�

��Sharon Kowalski by the Wullaert Family�

��For Ryan & Leigh George and Joseph

Cornwell by Mom & Dad�

��For the Kowalski Family by Kristyn Hall�

5:30 PM�

��David Szczepkowski by Mitch & Fran

Marcinkowski�

��For our president and military personnel�

Readings for the week of �


�

�� Sunday: Wis 2:12, 17�20/Ps 54:3�4, 5, 6�

8 [6b]/Jas 3:16�4:3/Mk 9:30�37�

�� Monday: Ezr 1:1�6/Ps 126:1b�2ab, 2cd�

3, 4�5, 6 [3]/Lk 8:16�18�

�� Tuesday: Eph 4:1�7, 11�13/Ps 19:2�3, 4�

5 [5]/Mt 9:9�13�

�� Wednesday: Ezr 9:5�9/Tb 13:2, 3�4a,

4befghn, 7�8 [1b]/Lk 9:1�6�

�� Thursday: Hg 1:1�8/Ps 149:1b�2, 3�4, 5�

6a and 9b [cf. 4a]/Lk 9:7�9�

�� Friday: Hg 2:1�9/Ps 43:1, 2, 3, 4 [5]/Lk

9:18�22�

�� Saturday: Zec 2:5�9, 14�15a/Jer 31:10,

11�12ab, 13 [cf. 10d]/Lk 9:43b�45�

�� Sunday: Nm 11:25�29/Ps 19:8, 10, 12�

13, 14 [9a]/Jas 5:1�6/Mk 9:38�43, 45, 47

�48�

�


�

�

Barb Armstrong�

Janet Barylski�

Baby Willow �

� Berninger�

Walter Breiling�

Mary Lou Brickel�

John Brodacki�

Marjorie Brohl�

Sylvia Bryzik�

Denise Suess�

Burkhardt�

Dennis Campbell�

Jerry Caporuscio�

Bailey Ann Clapper�

Virginia DeForge�

Cy Dheygere�

Jennie Domagalski�

Matthew Dubay�

Gail Duetsch�

Doug Duncan�

Joan Elam�

Nina Essenmacher�

Richard Fitch�

Carol Fogal�

Dee Franz�

Shelley Frontera�

Marisa Agosta�

Ginn�

Dave Gonczar�

Alison Gray�

Art Hebel�

Rosann Holmes �

Al Inson�

Helen Kaczperski�

Sylvia Kaltz�

Daniel Kammer�

Elsie Kay�

Carol Keller�

William Ketelhut�

Connie Kinsey�

Dave Kisskalt�

Scott Kleinhans�

Glen Knoblock�

Betty Kolp�

Tom Kowalski�

Anna Kuntz�

Arthur Lambert�

Barbara Lambert�

Pam Lawson�

Robert Liddell�

Eugenia Lipior�

Jim Mazzala�

Harper Misiuk�

Dan Moomaw�

Johny Muller�

Kandy Murray�

Tom Obee �

Les Osterland�

Karon Ottenbacher�

Mary Ottenbacher�

Bryan Pawlowski�

Gary Penzak�

Carol Pollari�

Darren Polansky�

Jeanette Ponski�

John Pytleski�

Ann Rabine�

Ray Rabine�

Fritz Reinert�

Judy Richer�

Patricia Richer�

Jessica Ricketts�

Ginny Ritter �

Agnes Rumenapp�

Kaiytlin Rumenapp�

Frank Ryan�

Pat Scheuer�

Jan Schmidt�

Rose Segatti�

Bernadette Sharpe�

John M. Sharpe�

Jerry Shavatoski�

Mary Smith�

Deb Snider�

Anthony Spana�

Kathy Sphilia�

Joshua Stevens�

Lily Suess�

Lloyd Suess�

Sue Thomas�

Sharlene Todd�

Dave Torres�

Joyce Torres�

Eleanor Triece�

Bridget Urquhart�

Mary Valpredo�

Nancy Walsh�

Brian Webster�

Lisbeth Yaek�

Joseph Yelencich, Jr.�

Please pray for�

St. Augustine Parishioners�

at home or in the hospital...�

�

Did you know...�

each of our three parishes has a Divine

Mercy Prayer Box? Anonymous prayer

intentions may be placed in the prayer

box and the Divine Mercy Missionaries

will intercede on your behalf .�

�

Have you ever considered joining the

Divine Mercy Missionaries? �

Visit holyfamily�online.org/divine�

mercy�center�gift�store for more

information.�

Barb Korotko �

Henry Kreger �

Rose Kujawa �

Heather Lauzon�

Karen Leonard �

Billy Luckett �

Joyce Lyjak �

Kevin Marnon �

Rick Marnon �

Linda Mastej �

Ron McKiernan �

Joanne Meyers �

Kelly Moilanen�

Gabriel Nunez �

Max Nunez �

Bill Okay �

Sally Passalacqua�

Larry Pfeifer �

Jessica Phillips �

Maryellen Piergentili �

Debbie Plaut �

Greg Plemmons �

Donna Powers �

Jim Raska �

Maureen Redhage �

Kimberly Riley �

Scheuer Family�

Bob Schultz �

Genevieve Siudym �

Georgine Siudym �

Hedy Smalenberg �

Dan Strunk �

Paul Sulkowski �

Lucus Taylor �

Amanda Teichow �

Samantha Teichow �

Betty Theut �

Faith Turner �

Theresa VanTiem �

Mariann Ward �

Ellie Wessel�

Tina Witulski �

John Wonsey �

Jamie �

Wormsbaucher

Amy Zimmer�

Please pray for�

Holy Family Parishioners�


Alex A. �

Rita Acchianoe �

Jerry Allen�

Ron Allen �

Albert Ambrose �

Dorothy Anderson�

Kyle Bailey�

Gary Bordin �

Denny Borek �

Mary Boyd �

Tom Breen�

Walter Breiling �

Katherine Bubel�

Nick & Alex Buffa �

Amy Cantwell �

Cecelia Ann Clark �

Debbie Cornwell �

Linda Dubay�

Marge Dunsmore�

Matt Dunsmore �

Brenda Durkee �

Bill Ensley�

Fred Esper�

Helen Falecki �

Kay Lynn Forbush�

Ann Marie Fraley�

Leigh George�

Andrew Gilmore�

Charlene �

Golembiewski �

Norman Gralewski�

Martha Gutowski �

Ardie Hayes �

Donna Hayes �

Joe Hayes �

Marianna Hillock �

Toni Jarvis �

Diana Jowett��

Gutowski �

Don Juen �

Marianne Kaminski �

Kerbrat Family�

Barbara Kesek �

William Ketelhut �

Amanda Kilpatrick �

Jesse Kilpatrick �

Greg Knoche�

Agnes Maa�

Carl Malcolm�

Eva Malcolm�

Camarritta �

� Marshall�

Bonnie McNichol�

Richard McMurray�

Matthew Moreton�

Sapi Patau’ave�

Maria Paukofe�

Donna Price�

Al Prior�

Mike Rajami�

Ray Rivard�

Joseph Roberts�

Nancy Roy�

Michelle�

� Schapman�

Jake Schmidt�

Steve Shore�

Marge Stelzer�

Kera (Witt) Streeter�

Donna Szyska�

Beth Tandesky�

Anna Viaene�

Jan Vore�

Please pray for�

St. Mary Mystical Rose Parishioners�


To add or update our prayer list, please

call one of our parish offices:

Holy Family

(810) 392-2056

St. Augustine

(586) 727-7215

St. Mary Mystical Rose

(586) 784-5966

SSgt Kyle Abbas�

MMN Henry Altermatt�

DCC Troy Baran�

TSgt Trent Beish �

FNE3 Nathan Bilbrey�

Maj. Lisa Marie Boggs�

FC Nathan Burgess�

MAJ Joseph Cannon�

MSgt Christopher

Capoccia �

Justin Carrizales�

MAJ Kevin

Chamberlain�

SN Michael DeClercq� �

SSG Luke J. Delcourt�

Adam Dickson �

LT Christopher

Edwards�

SFC Samuel Feldman�

CWO4 Jason Garcia�

PO1 Jeremy Gauthier�

Adam S. Girardot� �

SSgt Craig Grabowski�

PVT Brent Gracey�

LT USN Adam Haag�

LTCMDR Ryan Haag�

Maj. Michael A.

Hoffman, DDS�

CPT Joshua Hohlbein,

M.D.�

PVT Austin Iskra�

Sgt Ethan Jacob�

RP2 Michael Jahr�

SSgt Pietr Jahr�

1LT Virginia Jahr�

Maj. Jack Johnston�

PFC Scott D. Kettel�

SMSGT Joseph Korotko�

Maj. David F. Kuntz�

Fr. Tomek Maka, Lt.�

Phoebe Malkowicz �

Fr. George Patau’ave, Cpt.�

SSgt Brendan Pfeifer�

Claudia Pfeifer, Specialist�

Maj. Christopher Platz�

AFC Daiton Platz�

AFC Logan Platz�

PVT Brad Quant�

MSgt Kevin Quant�

Eric P. Raska�

Lt Paul Raska�

Col Matthew Rettke�

2LT Tyler Rettke�

Andrew Richards�

MC2 Jeffery Richardson�

POHM2 John�

Christopher Sbraccia�

TSgt David Siegrist�

MAJ Cormac Smith�

Sgt Andrew Springer�

LCpl Timothy James�

Spruytte�

SSG Raymond Stier�

PFC Christopher Tishler�

SSG Logan VanBuren�

Warrant Officer Jeffery Weis�

Capt Joshua Wessel�

POHM3 Nicholas

Wohlfiel�

YNSN Jay Zebelian�

Bob Agius� �

Mary Agius�

Henry Anderson�

Emma Beckham�

Gary Bianchi�

James Bieck�

Andy Bommarito�

Thomas Breen�

Marjorie Brohl�

Melvin Campbell�

Donna Chumbler�

Carol Fogal�

Jacob Gordon�

James Gottschalk�

David Grudzinski�

Baby Will Haskin

(King)�

Peggy Havelt�

Bill Holloway�

Colleen King�

Amos Kinnard�

Oscar (Ozzie) � �

� Landuyt�

Rachel Landuyt�

Donald�

� Laskowski�

Please pray for those who serve our country�

�


�

Holy Family

Calendar�

Holy Family Stewardship�


�

Total Sunday Collection: � � $ � 6,439.00�

Weekly Budget: � � � � � $ 6,949.00�

Budgeted YTD: � � � � � $ 76,439.00�

Collected YTD: � � � � � $ 72,646.00�

Over/(Short) YTD: � � � � $� (3,793.00)�

# of envelopes used/EFT’s:� � � � � 167�

# of Registered Families:�� 729�

�

Thank you for your �

generosity and �

continued support!�

Mark Your Calendar�

Monday 9�20�21 �

8:00 a.m. Mass�

8:00 p.m. � AA Meeting & Al�Anon � Hall�

�

Tuesday 9�21�21�

NO DAILY MASS�

6:00 p.m. � Faith Formation �

� � � � Hall and Parish Center�

7:00 pm. � Contemporary Music Group �

� � � � Rehearsal � Church�

�

Wednesday 9�22�21�

NO DAILY MASS�

7:00 p.m. � Finance Council � Parish Office�

�

Thursday 9�23�21�

8:15 a.m. � Mass with school�

8:45 a.m. � Confessions after Mass�

6:30 p.m. � Walking With Purpose�

� � � � Women’s Bible Study � Hall�

7:00 p.m. � Choir Practice � Church�

�

Friday 9�24�21�

NO DAILY MASS�

�

Saturday 9�25�21�

6:00 p.m. Mass (Fr. Phil)�

7:00 p.m. Confessions�

�

Sunday 9�26�21�

7:30 a.m. Mass (Fr. Phil)�

9:00 a.m. Mass (Fr. Steve)�

St. Augustine�

Calendar�

St. Augustine Stewardship�


�

Total Sunday Collection:� � $� 12,314.75�

Weekly Budget: � � � � $� 12,029.00 �

Budgeted YTD: �� $ 132,319.00�

Collected YTD: � � � � $ 134,481.42�

Over/(Short) YTD:�� $ 2,162.42�

# of envelopes used/EFT’s:� � � � 213�

# of Registered Families:�� 901�

�

Thank you for your�

generosity and�

continued support! �

St. Mary Mystical Rose Stewardship�


�

Total Sunday Collection: � $� 2,367.00�

�

Weekly Budget: � � � � $� 4,700.00�

�

�

�

�

�

Thank you for your�

generosity and �

continued support!�

St. Mary Mystical Rose �

Calendar�

Holy Family Wedding Banns�

II. Clayton Ryglwelski and

� Alyssa Bubel�

III. Dakota Gruich and

� Ashlee Anderson�

�

St. Augustine Wedding Banns

III.� Jacob Doran & �

� � Janiece Dominek�

�

� � � III.� Ryan Carroll & �

� � � � � Rachel Hambaum �

�

� � � II. � Alex Haack & Lindsay �

� � � � � Ren �

� � � I.� Max Finley & �

� � � � Maxiel Alcantara�

Altar Server

Training�

�

St. Mary Mystical

Rose�

�


�

After the�

10:00 am Mass�

In Loving Remembrance�

Celebrating Eternal Life in Christ�

Sally McGowan�

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Personalized CareCall, Email or Stop in for a tour!

[email protected] • 68453 Stoecker Lane • Richmond

Serving our Community Since 1998!

Holy Family Parishioner

LANDSCAPINGSUPPL IES• Brick Pavers• Mulch• Boulders

10683 Gratiot Avenue, Casco, MI

586-727-4688 • Fax: 586-752-9096e-mail: [email protected]

FRED GRANDE FORDSALES • SERVICEFULL BODY SHOPRICHMOND, MI(586) 727-3415

WWW.FREDGRANDEFORD.COM

Schweihofer Seed SaleS llcSeed - Corn, Soybean, Forages

Crop Protection Products810-650-5819

Ryan & Jeannine Schweihofer

THIS SPACE IS

H & H Student Driving School33 Years Experience - Bob and Jill Hamblin, ParishionersClasses offered in Richmond and Memphis

Register by phone: 586-557-4714 • 586-727-9977Email: [email protected]

www.handhstudentdriving.com

Jeff Bolen586-727-6691

supreme-electric.net

Licensed & InsuredResidential & Commercial

Harold L. Cummings, G.R.I. • Broker/OwnerOffice 586-752-3772 • Cell 586-292-6113

Home 810-392-2906 • [email protected] Pratt Rd., Richmond, MI 48062Residential • Commercial •VacantIndustrial • Rural • Sales • Leasing

Elmlands Realty Co.

Jerry & Lucy SebastianREALTOR®

Cell: (586) 531-4939 (586) 531-4938 Office: (810) 385-0600 x2873 Email: [email protected]

Each Office Independently Owned and Operated

• Manufacturing/Skilled Trades• Competitive Wage/Benefits

– IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS –Apply: Schaller - Plant 1

49495 Gratiot AveOn-line:

schallergroup.com/careers

CHESTERFIELD, MIOPENINGS ALL SHIFTS

Heaven’s Heaven’s Touch Touch

Professional Headstone CleaningProfessional Headstone CleaningLeveling & Straighting | Grave Site DecoratingLeveling & Straighting | Grave Site Decorating

Charlie Coomer,Charlie Coomer,OwnerOwner(810) 650-2070(810) 650-2070

[email protected]@gmail.com

Grave CareService

LET US PLACE YOUR AD HERE.

LIFE BUSINESS HOME AUTO FARM

MARK DARLING, LICENSED AGENT • PARISH [email protected] | 586-784-505172980 Fulton St., PO Box 220, Armada, MI 18005

INSURANCE AGENCY

Serving the area with two locationsHauss-Modetz Funeral Home | Macomb | 586.263.3100Tiffany-Young & Hauss Funeral Home – Modetz Chapel

Armada | 586.784.9123Family Owned & Operated | modetzfuneralhomes.com

Trust our family to serve your family

4-G-5-3 For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 15-0007

67600 Main St. Free Small Fry or Hash Brown w/purchase

Limit one per person, offer good at Richmond McD’s. Exp. 6/30/20.

Bailey Dental GroupComplete Efficient

Quality Family • Dental Care

Style Your SmileCynthia E. Bailey, D.D.S.

67640 Main Street • Richmond, MI586-727-7531

Have HealthyTeeth and Gums

For A Lifetime

St. John PlumbingResidential and Commercial• Over 20 Years Experience

• Veteran OwnedParish Members

Amee & Daniel St. John810-543-1871Julie Cichoracki, D.D.S.

35000 Division Rd., Ste. 4 • Richmondwww.drjuliec.com

(586) 727-1100

FAMILY DENTISTRY

JAMES V. DUBAYAttorney at Law

Parish MeMber& LifetiMe area resident

68650 Main St., Richmond 48062(586) 727-2455

Richmond Foot & Ankle clinicDR. HENGELBERTH MONTUFAR

(586) 727-786736640 Heritage Drive, Richmondwww.richmondfootandankleclinic.com

68720 Main St. • Richmond

Eric Groeneveld, DDSParishioner

Hygienists:Julie Swantek, RDH, ParishionerCathy Sopha, RDH, Parishioner

Accepting New Patients

(586) 727-0990

We Service All Makes & ModelsDiesel Repair • Bodyshop • Parts • Sales

Downtown Richmond586-727-3885 • www.shepherdlm.com

Sales & Service Since 1946

NORTHERN AIRHEATING & COOLING

Over 25+ Years experienceParish Member Discounts

TIM RYAN, Parish Member586-291-2410 or 586-727-7504

www.northernairheatingandcooling.com

You could give your people

388 S. MAIN STREET, ROMEO

586-752-6527www.culliganromeo.com

Charlie Capozzo Parishioner (810) 650-6126 Since 1970Commercial • Residential • AgriculturalSite Development - Dozer and Backhoe Work - Trucking

P.O. Box 471 • Richmond, MI 48062810-392-9398 • www.CapozzoandSons.com

34901 Division Rd.Richmond, Ml 48062

586.727.7562www.MediLodgeofRichmond.com

Specializing in short-term Specializing in short-term rehabilitation andrehabilitation andlong-term care.long-term care.

Recover. Rejuvenate.Recover. Rejuvenate.Revitalize. Return Home.Revitalize. Return Home.

Bringing Comfort Into Your Home586-725-8669 • 800-426-0002www.tonysheatingandcooling.com

Parish Member Discounts Available

PREFERRED SEAMLESSPREFERRED SEAMLESSGUTTERSGUTTERS

Be a Preferred Customer...There is a Difference | Office: 800-964-6613

• Michigan’s Premier Seamless Gutter Company• 22 Years of Business built on “Honesty and Integrity”• Highest Rating on Angie’s List• Fully Insured • Full 5 Year Warranty• 25 Colors in Stock • Free No Pressure Quotes

Family Owned & Operated for Over 22 Years5 Year Warranty on All Materials & Labor

Visit Us at www.PreferredSeamlessGutters.com

“We create beautiful smiles.”• No-charge consultations including photographs and x-rays

• Interest-free payment plans• Traditional, clear, and invisible braces, and clear aligners

• Acceptance of most insurances

NEW BALTIMORE EAST CHINA 35050 23 Mile Rd., Ste. D 4014 S. River Rd 586-725-4411 810-329-6671

drcbrieden.com

Any Slab at a fraction of replacement costs:Driveways • Sidewalks • Patio • Garage Floors

Pool decks, etc. • Concrete Crack CaulkingFoundation Crack Repair and WaterproofingJASON RACICOT, Owner • 586-431-0027

FREE ESTIMATES

Assisting our community in the pursuit of their

financial goals through:Financial Planning

Tax Planning • InsuranceAnd more!

Parish Member586-219-2595

[email protected] and investment advisory services offered through Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. member FINRA/SIPC. Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. is separately owned and other entities and/or marketing names, products or services referenced here are independent of Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. 8300 Hall Road, Suite 207, Utica, MI 48317. (586) 604-2284.

Maria BongiovanniFinancial Advisor

www.advantageliving.net Michigan Owned

FULL SERVICE COMMUNITYRehabilitation Services

• Wound Care • Stroke Rehabilitation• Restorative Nursing • Diabetes Management

• Physical Therapy • Occupational Therapy• Speech and Language Pathology

• Pain ManagementLong Term Care, Memory Care,Skilled Care & Assisted Living

Armada Advantage is the choice for your loved one requiring post-hospital and

post-surgical care and for those who have more complex around the-clock nursing care needs. Our staff are not only chosen for their extensive experience, but also for their kind hearts and compassion.

22600 W Main St. | Armada, MI 48005Phone: 586 473-3228 | Fax: 586-784-8779

C O N S T R U C T I O N

586.468.2971RESIDENTIAL F COMMERCIAL

CONCRETE F MASONRY F SNOWPLOWING

Master Electrician • Res./Comm./Industrial Free Estimates/Lic./Ins. (810) 523-0607 (586) 784-5777

JIM JURZYSTA, Parish Member

JURZYSTAElectrical Contracting, Inc.

Family OwnedBusiness for

47 years

twenty-fifth sunday in ordinary time september19, 2021

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