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WEEKLY SCHEDULE Saturday, August 18th 9:30 a.m. Baptism Class at OLLH 3:30 p.m. Confessions 4:10 p.m. Rosary at OLLH 4:30 p.m. Mass at OLLH for Harry & Lillian Grates, given by Harry E. Grates Sunday, August 19th 8:10 a.m. Rosary at OLLH 8:30 a.m. Mass at OLLH for the people of the parish; O’Hare baptism 10:15 a.m. Rosary/Confessions at St. Anthony 10:30 a.m. Mass at St. Anthony for Carol Ann Taus, given by Julia Koths Tuesday, August 21st 6:30 p.m. Mass at OLLH Wednesday, August 22nd 8:30 a.m. Mass at St. Anthony for Joseph Colaianni; given by Mr. & Mrs. Pauley Thursday, August 23rd 8:00 a.m. Mass at OLLH for Susie Kociba, given by Lu Lemanski; followed by Eucharistic Adoration until 11:00 p.m. Friday, August 24th 7:40 a.m. Rosary at OLLH 8:00 a.m. Mass at OLLH for Melvin A. Cook, given by Irwin & Allene Susalla Saturday, August 25th 3:30 p.m. Confessions at OLLH 4:10 p.m. Rosary at OLLH 4:30 p.m. Mass at OLLH for Elsie Palach, given by her husband & children Sunday, August 26th 8:10 a.m. Rosary at OLLH 8:30 a.m. Mass at OLLH for the people of the parish 10:15 a.m. Rosary/Confessions at St. Anthony 10:30 a.m. Mass at St. Anthony for Melvin Zurek, given by Ben & Vange Wolschleger
Holy Name Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 19, 2018
of Parish
Fr. George’s Weekly Message: The Sacrifice of the Mass and Reverence During his ministry, and before his sacrifice on the cross, his crucifixion and death, Jesus solemnly talked about offering himself for our salvation. Jesus categori-cally told his disciples that he will offer his body for us as real food, “For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink” (Jn 6:55); and in order to have life in him, we need to eat his body and drink his blood (John 6:53ff). John chapter six is one book that recorded exhaustively the solemn declaration of Jesus Christ on the Eucha-rist. The Church over the years situates the Mass as the solemn sacrifice that not only reenacts Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross at Calvary, but that which brings to reality the offering of His body as food and His blood as drink.
The Mass therefore, is that solemn occasion that we are all invited to be fed with the body and blood of Christ. This is a humbling invitation. It is an epitome of God’s love for us. Think of the words of the Blessed Virgin Mary, when she was con-ceived with Jesus; she said, “For he has looked upon his handmaid’s lowliness” (Luke 1:48). Because we are called not just to carry Jesus in us, but to consume him in spite of our lowliness and sinfulness should be humbling. This should evoke reverence to-wards God and the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist at Mass and always. For in our sinfulness we have been called to share in Jesus’ body and blood.
The prayers of the Mass partly remind us of our sinfulness and the need to acknowledge this as we approach God’s throne of grace. From the beginning of the Mass, we are invited to acknowledge our sins and sinfulness with the Confiteor (penitential rite); some of the Collect (opening prayer) asks God for pardon, and to bring us aright to keeping God’s command; the Preface to the Eucharistic prayers ask for forgiveness and shows how God forgives our sins – “For through his paschal mys-tery, he accomplished the marvelous deed, by which he has freed us from the yoke of sin and death” (Preface I of Sundays in Ordinary Time); “for by his birth he brought renewal to humanity’s fallen state, and by his suffering, canceled out our sins” (Preface IV of Sundays); “For when your children were scattered afar by sin, through the Blood of your Son and the power of the Spirit, you gathered them again to yourself” (Preface VII of Sundays); the priest washes and cleanse his hand praying “Lord wash away my iniquities and cleanse me from my sins.”
The Mass in general reminds us of our sinfulness and unworthiness to par-take in this meal; yet we are invited; yet we are asked to participate; yet we consume Jesus the perfection of holiness; and even in the very act of receiving Jesus our sins are cleansed – “As we eat his flesh that was sacrificed for us, we are made strong, and as we drink his Blood that was poured out for us, we are washed clean” (Preface I of the Eucharist); as a matter of fact, the words of consecration, “The Blood … which will be poured out for you and for many for the forgiveness of sins” reechoes this.
The least we could do is to show reverence to Jesus while participating in the liturgy of the sacrifice. A lack of reverence and carelessness or carefreeness either re-veals our pride or a lack of understanding of what we are called to participate in. Being reverential does not in any way show that we are holy, but it rather indicates that we are very much aware of our unworthiness, and appreciative of the privilege to have been “held worthy to be in your presence and minister to you” (Eucharistic Prayer II).
As individual worshippers, we should not take for granted God’s desire to feed us and strengthen us on our faith Journey. One way to show that we are not is on how much reverence we give to Jesus Christ at Mass, and the level of preparation we put into actively participating in this wonderful banquet. A reverence that becomes evident in all our liturgical actions and gestures.
Mission Appeal: Next weekend we will be hosting the Mission Appeal for the benefit of the mission works of Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette. Some of us are mis-sionaries by going, others are missionaries by giving. We are being asked to be mis-sionaries by giving. And so, as they speak to us, we ask you to be part of the mission of the Church by generously giving to support the missionary works of La Salette.
Mailing address: 413 S. First Street, Harbor Beach, MI 48441 · Office 989-479-3393 · Rectory 989-479-9531
and Catholic School MARY
Our Lady of Lake Huron Church St. Anthony of Padua Church
DAILY BIBLE READINGS Sunday, August 19th Prv 9:1-6/Eph 5:15-20/Jn 6:51-58 Monday, August 20th Ez 24:15-24/Mt 19:16-22 Tuesday, August 21st Ez 28:1-10/Mt 19:23-30 Wednesday, August 22nd Ez 34:1-11/Mt 20:1-16 Thursday, August 23rd Ez 36:23-28/Mt 22:1-14 Friday, August 24th Rv 21:9b-14/Jn 1:45-51 Saturday, August 25th Ez 43:1-7ab/Mt 23:1-12 Sunday, August 26th Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b/Eph 5:21-32/ Jn 6:60-69
Collection Actual Target + or - Last Week
Adult/Holy Days $7,710.00 $6,321.00 +$1,389.00 -$779.00
Loose 1,413.00 671.00 +742.00 +455.00
Youth 10.00 16.00 -6.00 -11.00
Total $9,133.00 $7,008.00 +$2,125.00 -$335.00
PARISH STEWARDSHIP: August 11/12, 2018 135 Regular and Holy Day Envelopes used. PROPERTY & MAINTENANCE: This past week 9 fami-lies contributed $320.00. Thank you for your continued support to help the never ending maintenance of our parish buildings.
Volunteer Schedule August 25/26, 2018
4:30 p.m. Mass L: Dan Messing B: Marge Essenmacher C: Doug Booms C: Arlene Ramsey C: Bob Winkel C: Jean Winkel A: Nathan Koehn A: Tyler Koehn A: Miguel Del Rosario U: Dan Lemanski U: Brian Lasceski U: Frank Lorkowski U: Leo O’Parka G: Larry Braun G: Leah Braun 8:30 a.m. Mass L: Kathy Kirsch B: Ron Wolschleger C: Beth Guza C: Mike Guza C: Gary Polega C: Randy Lemanski A: Savana Roggenbuck A: Peyton Roggenbuck A: Julie Geiger U: Ron Wruble U: Chris Grekowicz U: Gary Polega U: Bob Wruble G: Richard Kirsch G: Linda Kirsch M: Paulette Wehner M: Candy Beasley M: Eloise Breathour M: Francis Schulte 10:30 a.m. Mass L: Connie Wolschleger B: Harry Booms C: Bill Holdwick C: Judy Stacer C: John Roggenbuck C: Mike Sekerak A: Emily Hessling A: Ethan Hessling U: Troy Volmering U: Bill Holdwick G: Mick Roggenbuck G: Pat Roggenbuck L: Lector B: Body of Christ C: Chalice A: Altar server U: Usher G: Greeter M: Money Counter
Gerald Weber, Donna Poppeck, Eleanor Hess-ling, Mike Downey, Jennifer Crayton, Julia Teahen, Kathy Lido, D e n i s e L e a r m a n -Deitzen, Bob Swartz, Thelma Schubring, Amelia Kozlowski,
Derek Pfaff, Grey Family, Earl Braun, Francis Schulte, Pastor Ron Schultz, Ozzie Dobat, Bernard Rutkowski, Carol Marsiglio, Ar-thur Marsiglio, Ruthann Bluitt
CONTACTS Fr. George Amos, Pastor 989-479-9531 [email protected] Cathryne Goulet, Principal K-8 989-479-3427 [email protected] Jess Siemen, Business Manager 989-479-3393 [email protected] Tracy Bischer, Bookkeeper 989-479-3393 [email protected] Mark Gembarski, Maintenance 989-414-0672 Wally Tenbusch, Music Coordinator 989-269-8775 Faith Formation Office 989-479-6133 Cafeteria 989-479-0506 Preschool/Day Care 989-479-0606
We thank all of you who have re-turned your completed CSA pledge cards. Thus far, we have collected $26,845.00 in pledges
towards our $37,441 assessment. Thank you to all who have so generously donated!
STEWARDSHIP MESSAGE Even though we are told that if we seek the Lord, we shall not want, in the second reading St. Paul reminds us that, thus blessed by the Lord, the good steward should “give thanks to God the Father always and for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.” From our youth: Jacob-mowed the lawn; Evan-helped in the garden; Akira-cleaned her room; Nathan-helped in the garden; Jonah-collected the eggs. Thanks kids, keep up the good deeds & contributions.
The flowers in OLLH Church this weekend were generously donated in memory of Barb Mazure by Ray Mazure and family.
Next weekend, August 25-26, Fr. Sebastian Michael Flory from the Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette will be here to preach the annual parish summer mission ap-peal at Holy Name of Mary. Having brought the fullness of Life to our world when He rose from the dead, Jesus sent his disciples to share this life with all creation. “They went forth and preached every-where” (Mk 16:20). The Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette minister to people of every race, language, culture, and way of life—beginning at the La Salette Shrine in France where our Blessed Mother appeared in 1846. Her final words, “Well my children, you will make this known to all my people,” echo Jesus’ Gospel mandate. It is little wonder that the La Salette Congregation has always been mission orientated. When called upon by the Vatican to preach the Gospel in foreign lands, they eagerly responded. This spirit brought them to mission in 27 countries, espe-cially among the poor in Angola, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Haiti, India, Madagascar, Myanmar, and the Philippines. With your cooperation, the Missionaries of La Salette can continue to provide spiritual and financial assistance to these mission countries as they bring God’s reconciling message to the poor.
Holy Name of Mary Parish is accepting applications for a part time Bookkeeper. Qualified and interested persons may send their resume by August 31st to [email protected].
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNUAL PARISVILLE PICNIC: Sunday, August 19th 12pm—8pm. Polka Mass at 11am, Chicken and ham dinner served until 5pm.
MAMA RUTH Annual Chicken and Ham Dinner will be held on Sunday, September 2nd. Serving sit down family style from 11:30am-5:30pm in the Ruth Saints Peter & Paul Parish Center in Ruth. Adults $13, children $6, preschool free. Enjoy your favorite cool refreshments on the grounds. All kinds of activities and entertainment, including kid’s games, petting zoo, bingo, corn hole tournament, and much more. Snacks will be available all afternoon and evening. Free dancing under the tent on a wooden dance floor to mu-sic by the Natural Tones and Staff Infection. Sponsored by Holy Apostles Parish.
PILGRIMAGE TO FATHER CASEY CENTERY is be-ing organized by Parrott Tours in collaboration with the Evangelization Committee. It is scheduled for September 14, 2018. Bus will depart at 7:45 am from the OLLH Church park, Harbor Beach and will return same day by 6:00pm. The cost for the pilgrimage is $67 per person. Interested persons should contact Richard & Jan Langley at (989) 545-9349. Make check payable to Parrot Tours and include your phone number for a call to confirm your reservation; and mail to: Richard Langley, 8875 Section Line Road, HB.
THE DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA AND THE BAD AXE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS are organizing a one-day Detroit Catholic Church Tour on Wednesday, Septem-ber 19, 2018 at the cost of $65.00 per person. The bus will leave O.L.L.H Church Parking Lot, HB at 6:45am. There will be a guided tour of St. Anne’s, St. Mary in Greek Town, and the National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica in Roy-al Oak. Registration is due by September 1st. All who are interested to please contact Ray Geiger @ 989-550-1848; or Lori Mazure @ 989 479-9966 or 989 550-2403.
IMMUNIZATIONS CLINIC will be held at Harbor Beach Specialty Clinic on Tuesday, September 25th. Call the Hu-ron County Health Department at 989-269-9723 to make an appointment.
FREE SCREENINGS: The Michigan Colorectal Cancer Early Detection Program and the Breast and Cervical Can-cer Screening Program offers FREE colorectal, breast, and cervical cancer screenings in Bay, Huron, Saginaw, Sanilac, St. Clair, and Tuscola counties. These programs are admin-istered by the Huron County Health Department and pro-viders are available in your area. Please call 989-269-9721, ext. 165 or toll free 1-877-269-0822 to see if you are eligible.
HARBOR BEACH FARMERS MARKET will be open on Thursdays through October 11th on the Murphy Muse-um Lawn from 11:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Fresh produce, baked goods, honey, various crafts, knitted, crocheted, quilted, and sewn items, wood working, plants and flowers, and more. Bonus market day will be August 16th. Barrel rides for the kids and drawings for Harbor Beach Bucks, tricycles and bicycles. Must be present to win. Now accepting Senior Project Fresh Coupons for fresh produce, fruits, and honey. Call Bob Swartz at 989-479-6655 for more information, or J.P. Lermont, Farmers Market Assistant, at 989-550-0669.
HOLY NAME OF MARY ANNOUNCEMENTS
OLLH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE for all incoming students and their parents will be held on Monday, August 20th at 6:00 pm in the school.
PARISH COUNCIL will meet on Wednesday, August 22nd at 7:00 pm in the school library.
NEEDED: Refrigerator for the OLLH Church basement to keep bingo pop in. If you have a fridge you could donate, please call the parish office at 479-3393.
OLLH SCHOOL will once again be opening it’s doors for the 2018/19 School Year. We are looking to fill several open-ings to our teaching staff. Please send your application (with resume & references) to [email protected]
THE 2017/18 STUDENT YEARBOOKS are available for those who have prepaid for them in the Parish Office. There are also student report cards still in the office.
MINI PROGRESSIVE JACKPOT BINGO will start out at $871. Bingo within 59 numbers and win the jackpot! Early bird games start Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 8:00 p.m. Sponsored by the OLLH Bingo Committee for OLLH School Athletic programs.
ST. ANTHONY CHURCH COOKBOOKS (2010 reprint) are now available for $10.00 at Harbor Drug or at the Parish Office. This is a wonderful cookbook filled with over 700 tried and truly tasty recipes. All proceeds go to Holy Name of Mary Parish Altar Society. Limited quantities, get them while they last. Contact person Nancy Laeder 989-479-6013.
SAVE THE DATE: The annual HNOMP Benefit Shower will be held Sunday, September 30th at 12:00 pm, St. An-thony Church Hall. Donations this year will be given to Posi-tive Alternatives. Home made baby items would be most appreciated.
BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES: Our parish birthdays will be celebrated on the second Sunday of each month at both the 8:30 and 10:30 am Masses. Wedding anniversaries will be celebrated on the fourth Sunday of the month. Please try to attend these Masses if you have a birth-day or anniversary for a special blessing. September’s sign up sheets for birthdays and wedding anniversaries are in the binders at the entrances of both churches of the parish.
ADORERS NEEDED! Please call the parish office if you can fill a slot for Thursday adoration.
BULLETIN DEADLINE: Noon on Tuesday to get your announcement in for that weekends bulletin. Bulletin items also may be emailed to [email protected].
WE ARE ON FACEBOOK! Please like Holy Name of Mary Parish on Facebook. Stay updated on news announce-ments and events. Get an electronic copy of the weekly bul-letin. Please share HNOMP Facebook page with your friends and family. Thank you.
PLEASE NOTE: For all of you with weekly contribution envelopes, PLEASE remember to mark the envelope with the amount. Every week we have some that are not marked, and if it is overlooked by the money counters, we cannot give you proper credit.
Residential, Commercial, Agricultural
Nick Gornowich Master Electrician
Licensed & Insured 989-600-6290/989-600-6289
4629 Edwards Road, Harbor Beach, MI 48441 [email protected]
Ramsey Funeral Home
Warren C. Ramsey ~ Ryan W. Ramsey 425 State Street ~ 989-479-3407
www.RamseyFH.com
A Golden Rule Funeral Home
HARBOR DRUG
114 S. Huron Avenue Harbor Beach
989-315-8605 Fax: 989-479-3242 M-S 8AM-9PM Sun: 8AM-6PM
CONCERNED HOME CARE, INC.
CONCERNED OUTPATIENT THERAPY
136 N. 1st Street, Harbor Beach
Tel: 989-479-3101 / 989-479-6429
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.concernedhomecare.com
Casey Jahn Insurance Agency
Putting your family first!
Varty Automotive Supply
Parts for: Cars, trucks, tractors, diesel engines
479-6040 - Harbor Beach
This space available. Call 989-479-3393
Interior-Exterior Faux Finishes-Wall Papering Wallpaper Removal
479-6748 ~ 989-712-0104
James H. Kucharczyk, Agent
Insurance You Need-Including: Auto, Home,
Business, Farm, IRA Investments, Renters,
Mobile Homes, Sport ATV’S & Cabins.
Health Insurance & more.
989-479-9668
Everything for the Home
CARPENTRY & CABINET
Custom Kitchen & Bath Cabinets
Finish Work
Cambria®Quartz &Laminate Countertops
Wally & Curt Tenbusch Phone:989-269-8775
3880 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe Licensed & Insured
M&B BUILDERS LICENSED AND INSURED
OWNERS Mike & Beth Guza 152 S. Klug Road 989-479-9241 Harbor Beach, MI 48441
Homestyle Catering Any Occasion
Gayle Volmering,
Licensed Caterer 2409 Schock Road Harbor Beach, MI 48441 989-479-9282
Talaski Farm Tiling, Inc. Harbor Beach, MI
Cell: 989-550-1889 Office: 989-479-9340
Flower Boutique by Joann Joann Talaski, Designer/Owner
134 S. Huron Avenue, Harbor Beach, MI 48441 989-479-6552
“Old Fashion Candy” Counter
Darlene’s Fashions
Vanerian Painting
Cards~Gifts~Books Magazines~First Aid
Health/Beauty~Candles Newspapers
Scrapbooking Photo Department
Pharmacy
Barclay
Furniture 314 State ~ Harbor Beach
479-6031
CUSTOM HOMES·NEW CONSTRUCTION REMODELING·ADDITIONS·DECKS
308 State Street, Harbor Beach 479-9016
Thumb’s Largest Lady’s Specialty Clothing & Accessory Shop!
Petite. Missy. Plus Sizes. Sportswear & Accessories
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8956 Sand Beach Road Harbor Beach, MI 48441
(989)479-3288
Granite·Laminate·Cambria®Quartz·Furniture
Terry & Jean Guza 1650 Port Hope Road Harbor Beach, MI 48441
Licensed & Insured Business: 989-479-9567
Fax: 989-479-9403
Custom Cabinets, Countertops & Closets
Franco Flooring
Wood-Ceramic-Carpet-Vinyl
SALES-INSTALLATION REPAIRS
109 STATE ST. 989-712-0747 HARBOR BEACH, MI 48441 [email protected]
Mary Ramisch
ENBUSCH
Landscape Supply & Garden Center
Lawn Maintenance · Landscape Design & Installation
236 Pigeon Road, Bad Axe, MI 48413
989-269-6061·www.greenacre.land·Email: [email protected]
Bernie, Mary, Eric, and Kyle Sweeney
Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Service
Daniel Messing Authorized Dealer for Kirby Vacuums
Home office:
8943 Sand Beach Road
Harbor Beach, MI 48441
Phone: 989-479-6543
Main Office:
1051 East Huron Ave
Bad Axe, MI 48413
Phone: 989-269-7562