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May 17, 2015
St. Thomas Aquinas Parish & School
955 Alton Road
East Lansing, MI 48823
Office Phone: 517.351.7215
School Phone: 517.332.0813
St. John Church & Student Center
327 MAC Avenue
East Lansing, MI 48823
Office Phone: 517.337.9778
www.elcatholics.org
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
Weekend Mass Times
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
Weekend Mass Times
Saturday 4:30 pm
Sunday 9:00 am & 11:00 am
Sunday 8:00 am, 10:00 am,
Noon, & 7:00 pm
Weekday Mass Times
Monday – Friday 6:30 am
Wednesday & Friday 9:00 am
Weekday Mass Times
Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 12:15 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 3:00-4:00 pm & following
the 4:30 pm Mass
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
11:00 am - Noon
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Seventh Sunday of Easter (Ascension of the Lord)
Fr. Mark’s Remarks
This weekend, we continue the
Easter story with the celebration of
the feast of the Ascension. Next
weekend, we will conclude the Easter
season with the celebration of the
feast of Pentecost. Many parishes
have people wear red, the liturgical color of the day,
and this is a great way to symbolize that we are the
Body of Christ and celebrate our birthday as the Church.
In two weeks, all of the area high schools will hold their
graduations. On Sunday, May 31, we will bless the
graduating high school seniors of our parish at the
9:00am Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas and the 10:00am
Mass at St. John Church & Student Center. Seniors,
please wear your caps and gowns as we help to mark this
happy occasion and we offer you our congratulations and
ask for God’s blessings as you embark on new endeavors.
Sister Dorothy has been
working on a new book and it
has recently been published.
“Whispers from the Spirit:
Michigan State University
Students Listening to Their Inner
Voice” is a collection of stories
from MSU students that will
give you hope for the future. The book has a forward
by Dr. Lou Anna Simon, some favorite wisdom from
MSU coaches and faculty, and five mission statements
from students. Since the students were brave enough
to share their stories of how the Spirit worked in their
lives, I decided to tell a story of my own in the book.
The back cover quotes an MSU professor saying,
“Although I have been a faculty member of this secular
state university for over fifty years, I have never had
occasion to consider my students as spiritual beings. After
reading the manuscript of Sr. Dorothy’s book, I now do.
And the remarkable character of the spirituality they
manifest simply amazes.” The book is available in the
parish office at both sites and around town in stores.
Have a blessed week!
May 17, 2015
Sr. Cyril of Calcutta
Presentation Today, May 17
After 9am & 11am Masses at STA
Please join us downstairs in Fr. Mac Hall
today, Sunday, May 17, after either of
the morning Masses at STA. Sr. Cyril will share her
unique story about her ministry with the children of
Kolkata (Calcutta), India.
You will hear the fascinating story of an Irish nun who
brings street kids into a Catholic school . . . turning
children from the slums into “rainbows.” Join us for
a wonderful sharing over coffee and donuts! All are
welcome!
Do You Know Someone Graduating?
Campus Ministry recommends "The Freshman
Survival Guide: Soulful Advice for Studying, Socializing and
Everything in Between". This book is filled with great
advice for making the transition from high school to
college life and written in a very engaging manner.
Some topics include:
 Living with a Weirdo and Other
Roommate Issues
 The Care and Feeding of a College
Professor
 Studying and Time Management
 "Growing Up" Your Religion
 Am I safe? Don't Be Paranoid,
Just Be Smart!
We liked this book so much, we purchased them in
bulk to offer parishioners at below list price! The
books are available in both parish offices for $8. This
book really would make a great graduation gift to a
high schooler! Pick up a copy today!
COFFEE & DONUTS
Sunday, May 17 at St. Thomas
following
the 9:00am & 11:00am Masses
Join Us!!
Last chance to join Fr. Mark on his expedition to Alaska:
4 spots have just been made available to join Fr. Mark on a land/sea cruise to Alaska, July 22 through
August 1. Contact Lynn Fuller at [email protected] or 517-819-8442 for details!
Don’t Miss Out! 2Let the fun begin!
COMPASSIONATE VISITORS MEETING
Please plan to come on Monday, May 18 to:
1. Discuss our ministry going
forward in its second year.
2. Share our experiences.
3. Pray together in thanksgiving
for the opportunity to serve.
We will meet in the Baraga Room downstairs at STA
at 7:00pm. Please RSVP to Angie at: 517-336-7358
or [email protected].
Thank you for your dedication in serving our
homebound.
Angie Liberato
Prayers for the Sick & Deceased
Offertory
Actual Offering through May 10
Budgeted Offering through May 10
Year to Date Deficit:
Please pray for all those who are ill,
especially Mary King, Gloria Spagnuolo,
and those listed in our book of prayer.
$2,065,447
$2,070,786
$5,339
We pray that our beloved dead who
obeyed the commandments and abided in Christ’s
love, may know forever the joy of Christ. We
especially remember Andy Tocarchik, Joyce Anita
Lutz Hott, and Ricardo Anselmo.
Please Note: The fiscal year began 7/1/2014.
Offertory consists of cash and checks given at Mass;
electronic giving from parishioner checking and
credit cards; and stock gifts.
Christian Service - Matthew 25
CANCER SUPPORT &
ENCOURAGEMENT MINISTRY
The May 3 charity, Manna Community Meal will
receive $1,965 for the soup kitchen in Detroit to
provide free, hot meals to desperately vulnerable
people in the inner city. Manna serves 150-250
people five days a week.
Do you have cancer or do you know of
someone in the Parish who has cancer?
Are you going through chemo, radiation,
or surgery, or know someone in the
Parish who is? WE WANT TO HELP! We want to
help you to fight and beat cancer!
May 17: Volunteers of America, Lansing,
provides shelter, food, and other vital services for
homeless people in our community, including
homeless military veterans. An on-site medical clinic
was recently added to the VOA’s services, providing
desperately needed, immediate, and ongoing medical
care for the most vulnerable and fragile of our
brothers and sisters.
Our Parish cancer ministry team wants to help by
sending you a St. Peregrine (patron saint of cancer
patients) care package, and encouraging cards and
letters. St. Peregrine is the patron saint of cancer
victims because a cancerous growth on his own leg
was miraculously cured.
May 24: Save The Children
Refugees who have fled their homes in Syria are
suffering extreme difficulties. Refugees and the poor
families in camps face critical needs ranging from food
and water shortages to children unable to continue
their education. Save the Children works with
partners in Syria to also help infants who are at risk
for malnutrition and diarrheal disease.
Please email [email protected] and include
the following information: Name, age, gender, mailing
address, and email address. Optional information you
can include: phone number, type of cancer and
treatment. If you do not have a computer, you may
call the Parish office to provide this information.
Thank you for your generosity!
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"Fear not, I am with you;
be not dismayed; I am your God.
I will strengthen you, and help you..." Isaiah 41
St. John Student Center - Home of the
Sr. Dorothy - [email protected]
Director of Campus Ministry
Katie Diller - [email protected]
Director of Student Outreach
Catholic Spartans
Sr. Dorothy’s Spiritual Nourishment
Be A Part
Of The
Church’s
Future
Now!
Guest Author: John Mira, Senior
You often hear, college will be the "best
years of your life," and society can
successfully pressure us into fully believing that
statement. Don’t get me wrong, your college years
can be an exciting and unforgettable experience
unlike any other. The illusion that these are “the best
years” though, gives students the mindset to “make
the most” of my college years which can lead to
countless poor decisions on and off campus.
Parishioners, if you share a career or experience
in common with any of our ESTEEM students,
please consider being a mentor.
These students are faithful and while they expect to
have careers and families, they also know that they
will be active in the church. The mentoring time
commitment is low: attend 2-3 meetings with the
entire group during the academic year, and meet a
couple times a semester one-on-one with your
student for coffee and a chat. But, the impact that
you can have is tremendous!
Coming to St. John opened my eyes to see that these
years are not the best years of our lives, but they are
the most transformative. St. John has shown me that
these years haven’t just been preparing me for a
career, but preparing me for rest of my life.
Now, when I say St. John, I do not mean
a building with four walls. It has truly
been the people, the community, this
living church at St. John that has radically
changed my life forever. Through the
people here at St. John, I have truly
encountered Jesus Christ in my life and have obtained
a joy that can never be taken away in knowing Him.
I’ve learned that during these influential years of our
lives we must seek out what is true, good, and
beautiful.
We try to match students and parish mentors as
closely as possible given the academic majors and
career interests of the students. Please contact Al
Weilbaecher ([email protected]) if you are
interested in being a mentor or have questions.
Please meet three ESTEEM students:
Rachel is a Genomics & Molecular Genetics major
who hopes to become a pediatric genetic councilor.
She has been involved in every conceivable aspect of
campus ministry- retreats, ASB's, and volunteering in
a Lansing soup kitchen.
My challenge to younger students:
 Discover the truth that you are loved
unconditionally and eternally by a Father that sees
your dignity and worth as infinitely important.
 Seek out good friends who will encourage and
challenge you to become the real you.
 Find friends that you can stay up all night with
being silly, laughing about things that don’t matter
or talking about things that deeply matter.
 Find the beauty and joy in this life that comes
from knowing Jesus.
Anthony is an Electrical Engineering major with an
interest in music and circuit design. He hopes to
work for an audio company to integrate his passion
for music into his career. Anthony has been very
involved in retreats, ASB's and has served as a cantor
at Mass.
In all these things, you will begin to embark on the
greatest adventure of your life. An adventure that will
last not just last for 4 years, but one that will last a
lifetime.
John Mira
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Taylor is a Social Relations and Policy major who
hopes to attend law school and pursue a career
focusing on elder law and legal aid. She was a
"Catholic School kid" who has enjoyed attending an
ASB trip through SJSC.
Staying around for the summer?
Home for the summer?
Email [email protected] to get
connected with a summer Bible Study
or Faith sharing group! Undergrads or grad
students aged 18-28 welcome.
Opportunities for Catholics over age 28 are available
through Graduate Student & Young Professional Group and
Adult Faith Formation.
“Come Follow Me”
DVD Series: Cistercians
Monday, June 1, 7:00 pm
Baraga Room at STA
Jesus is always seeking us and
through the centuries, people
have responded to Him in many
different ways. In this DVD series, Albert Haase,
OFM, scholar of Christian spirituality, highlights six of
the most vital spiritual traditions in the history of the
Church: Benedictines, Cistercians, Carmelites,
Dominicans, Franciscans, and Jesuits.
Our next session is on Monday evening, June 1,
when we will study and discuss the Cistercians.
Questions? . . . contact Al at 351-5460 or
[email protected]. ALL ARE INVITED!
TALKING WITH PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA
A discussion about talking with people with dementia
will be held Thursday, May 21, 7:00-8:30pm at the
Catholic Community of St Jude, 801 N. Bridge St,
DeWitt. This talk is for families with someone with
dementia, kids over the age of 8 who may have a
grandparent with the disease, and anyone who wants
to learn about the disease and best ways to
communicate. Please register by contacting Terry
Humenik at [email protected] or
517-669-8335, ext. 18.
Faculty/Community Book Discussion Group
Our reading group will conclude meeting this
academic year on Thursday, May 21. We will be
discussing the remainder of the book, Just Love, by
Margaret Farley, RSM. We meet from 5:30-7:00pm
in Room 12 (Library) at St. John.
All Are Welcome!
Calling all Parish
Book Worms
Looking for a way to
support campus ministry
during the summer
months? Our campus
ministry program
sponsors spiritual book clubs for students during the
academic year. We are in need to three sets of books
for use next fall:
Bible Basics for Catholics
by John Bergsma
How the Catholic Church Built Western
Civilization
by Thomas E Woods
The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything:
A Spirituality for Real Life
by James Martin, SJ
We could use about 15 copies of each book. We
invite YOU to pick a title, purchase it and read it over
the summer.
In late August, you can write a little note- well wishes,
a prayer, or advice to the college student- in the
binding, and donate the book to our program. That
way, you get to enjoy the spiritual reading, and our
students get to grow in gratitude for the parishioners
who support their book clubs!
Please email Katie Diller, [email protected]
if you can help with this project. She keeps a count
so that we know how many of each book will be
coming in!
Three New Retreats at St. Francis Retreat Center
Check out the new retreats in DeWitt directed by
Tony Sperendi.
 "To Love & To Honor: The Heart of
Marriage" for all married and engaged
couples. Friday evening, May 29.
 "Following Jesus: Through the Wisdom of
St. Paul's Letter to the Philippians." A day
retreat, Saturday, May 30
 "When Life Hurts: Seeking Hope, Healing &
Wisdom in Suffering." A day retreat June 16.
Contact the retreat center at 517-669-8321 or email
www.stfrancis.ws for more information.
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SUPPORT OUR TEENS
From June 19-21, ten teens from our
parish will be attending the
Steubenville Youth Conference at
Franciscan University in Ohio. This
weekend will be filled with powerful
speakers, uplifting music,
entertainment, prayer and celebration, bringing our
teens to a powerful encounter with Christ, and
strengthening them to live in His love while living in a
highly secularized world.
CALLED.
We do not want financial concerns to preclude any
teen from being able to attend, so we are seeking
funding to make sure every student gets to go to the
conference. What a gift! - to provide a young
person with the opportunity to draw closer to
Christ. Your generosity will make a lasting impact on
the life of another person.
If you would like to make it possible for a teen to
attend the conference, the cost per participant is
$300, but every little donation will be greatly
appreciated. For a $50 gift, a student will keep a
journal for you, enabling you too, in a small way, to
share this experience with them. Checks can be
taken to the parish office or mailed to Annie
Kitching: 955 Alton Road, East Lansing, MI 48823
COULD BEING A
FOSTER PARENT
BE RIGHT FOR YOU?
Foster children need
caring adults who can
provide a safe and nurturing home. The primary goal
during foster care is to reunite the child with his or
her parents. This can take some time - caring adults
are needed who are willing to provide stability and
safety for children in their care.
Foster parents should be committed individuals who are:
Willing to work with the child's birth parents.
Supportive of efforts to return the child
home.
 Able to work with children who have
emotional and behavioral needs.
 Able to encourage teens toward independent
living.
 Willing to provide a permanent home if
necessary.
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SMALL THINGS
Make a visit, and what do you see? It can be a
very sweet time when parent and child visit the
church together for a few moments of silence or a
prayer. Teach your child the joy of "making a visit"
to Jesus in the Tabernacle. Plan to start slow; don't
stay too long. Encourage your child to use his or her
senses to become more present in the moment. On
a warm day, appreciate how cool it is in the church.
Perhaps there is a lingering smell of incense? Does
the light fall in colors from the stained glass
window? Listen to the silence.
Look at the Tabernacle, itself. An artist created it in
such a way as to help us think about the One who is
there. Recently in visits to the Tabernacle at STA
with our first communicants, we were all amazed and
delighted in all that the children saw. Look at the
Tabernacle - what do you see? Below, read about
everything the children noticed.
In the mosaic background, we
see an image of all of the many
souls who together make up
the Church. How many crosses
do you see? The children found
three distinct ones. Do you see
a sun - reflecting Jesus, Light of
the World? Or, is it a Host?
There is a Chi Rho. Do you
know what that signifies? Jesus! Yes - the Chi Rho is
formed by superimposing the first two letters (ΧΡ) of
the Greek word for Christ. Why is blue used for the
mosaic and the central cross? Perhaps to invoke the
waters of Baptism, through which we become
members of the Church and saved by the sacrifice of
Christ. Do you see a "2"? That reminds us of the
two natures of Jesus - God and man. Children also
thought the lock and key significant - the locked
Tabernacle reminds us how precious Jesus is. Do
you see anything that we didn't catch?
Lutheran Social Services of Michigan is looking
for a foster family and potential adoptive home for
unaccompanied Ethiopian siblings. The family fled their
home country following harassment by Ethiopian
security forces, including the destruction of the family
business, all family property, and arrest of their father.
The children fled to Kenya with their mother, who
went missing at the border. The 6 children (ages 5 to
16) are living with a stranger, while the oldest works
to provide for the family. They have no schooling or
permanent housing, and the youngest children are
often left without a guardian. Contact LSSM at
6 313-823-7700 for information.
RCIA Update
STA School News
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
Important Dates to remember:
This past Sunday the catechumens,
candidates, and their sponsors gathered
to consider the topic, "Love, the Soul of
the Apostolate". Jesus intended his Church to go out
to the entire world, not stay closed in on itself. Each
baptized believer is called to spread the message of
salvation, especially by the love they show to others
in their daily lives.
Each Christian lives out his or her vocation in a
particular set of circumstances which form an endless
series of opportunities to be the presence of Christ.
Also, Christians have always served the needs of the
poor and vulnerable and in this way given a witness to
the faith which animates their good works.
Wednesday, May 20, 10:00am Volunteer
Reception
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Tuesday, May 26, 6:30-8:00pm Ice Cream Social
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Tuesday, June 2, 7:00pm Eighth Grade
Graduation Mass
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Thursday, June 4, Field Day
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Friday, June 5, Last day of school
Faith & Fundamentals Coordinator Needed
We are still looking for a coordinator to take on the
Faith and Fundamentals fundraiser for the school.
There are parents from the PEC organization who
have offered their support to help with this, along
with last year's chair. Whoever takes on this
important position would be given plenty of support
and guidance. If interested, please contact the school
office.
If you have any questions about the Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults or would like to discuss the
possibility of joining the next group of inquirers, call
Pete Ries at 517-351-5460, ext. 1328 or e-mail him at
[email protected]. There is no obligation - just
an opportunity to find out more.
Parent & Godparent
Baptism Seminar
Back by
POPULAR DEMAND!
Our next baptism preparation
session for parents and/or
godparents of infants or young
children to baptize will take place
on Monday evening, June 22,
7:00-9:00 pm at St. Thomas Aquinas Church in
Fr. Mac Hall.
S A V E T H E S E D A T E S!!
The Senior Ministry is resurrecting our
Summer 12:15pm Masses
and Potlucks!
Please contact the Catholic Formation Office if you
plan to attend (351-5460 or [email protected]).
Baptism registration forms are available through the
parish offices at both sites and online at our parish
web site (www.elcatholics.org.).
Monday, June 15 with Fr. Jerry
Monday, July 20 with Fr Jim
Monday, August 10 TBA later
More information to come soon!
Earn Money for the Parish
School While Recycling!
St. Vincent DePaul
Bring in your newspapers,
catalogs, magazines, junk mail,
phone books, office/school paper and hard and soft
cover books by dropping them off in the green
PAPER GATOR bin in the back parking lot. Every
time we fill the bin, PAPER GATOR pays the School.
Drop offs can be made 24/7.
Today as we celebrate the feast of the
Ascension we are reminded that Christ’s
saving work on earth continues through his
disciples…and now through us.
When we give to the poor, God indeed pours his
love, peace and joy into our hearts, into our lives and
into the hearts of those who are poor.
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Please do not include plastic, metal, trash, glass,
cardboard or paperboard (grocery item boxes).
SAINT MARIA GORETTI
SCHOLARSHIP DONOR
Readings for the week of May 17, 2015
Sunday
Seventh Sunday of Easter
Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26; Ps 103;
1 Jn 4:11-16; Jn 17:11b-19
Monday Acts 19:1-8; Ps 68; Jn 16:29-33
Tuesday Acts 20:17-27; Ps 68; Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday Acts 20:28-38; Ps 68; Jn 17:11b-19
Thursday Acts 22:30, 23:6-11; Ps 16; Jn 17:20-26
Friday
Acts 25:13b-21; Ps 103; Jn 21:15-19
Saturday Morning: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31; Ps 11;
Jn 21:20-25 Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or
Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or Ez 37:1-14 or
Jl 3:1-5; Ps 104; Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39
Extended Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a,
16-20b; Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5;
Rom 8:22-27; Ps 104; Jn 7:37-39
Sunday Pentecost Sunday
Acts 2:1-11; Ps 104;
1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or
Gal 5:16-25; Jn 20:19-23 or
Jn 15:26-27, 16:12-15
St. Thomas Aquinas Parish and
School are seeking five individual
donors who can make a four-year
commitment to provide $100 a year
to sponsor an eighth grader to
attend Lansing Catholic High School.
The five individual donations combined will provide
for one $500 St. Maria Goretti Scholarship to be
awarded at 8th grade graduation, renewable each
year the student attends LCHS. The recipient is
chosen by the STA school staff.
This is the ninth year that each middle school has
awarded a $500 St. Maria Goretti Scholarship to a
student from its parish attending Lansing Catholic
High School. We would like to continue the tradition
here at St. Thomas Aquinas with the help of a few
donors. Please contact Colleen Murray at
[email protected] or 267-2109 if
you are able to financially assist a young student with
their Catholic Education.
Faith Sharing Questions For Next Sunday
Enrollment at LCHS
We invite you to prepare for next Sunday’s liturgy
(Pentecost) by reflecting on that day’s Gospel.
Lansing Catholic High School is currently accepting
applications for incoming 9th graders and for transfer
students into grades 10 and 11 for the 2015-2016 school
year. Applications and the tuition worksheet are
available on the school’s website www.lansingcatholic.org.
Families who would like more information should
contact the Admissions Office at 517-267-2102.
John 20-19-23 Peace be with you. Receive the Holy
Spirit.
Questions: How do I cooperate with the Spirit of
God? What gifts am I withholding from others?
More reflections are available at elcatholics.org under
Adult Faith Formation - Bringing Home the Word.
Please Pray for Our People in the Military
Caleb Stevens
Greg Paquette
Lance Bell
Bryan Forney
Matthew Forney
Mark Johnson
Paul (PJ) Walker
Derek Cowell
Matthew Danner
John Orleans
Kyle Richardson
Daniel Rashke
Scott McKenna
Steve Davich
Nicholas Copper
Matthew Tijerina
Christopher White
Franz Rademacher
Michael J. Twarozynski
Buffy Abbott
James B. Robinson
Andrew Bush
Emily Metzger
Trevor Shoemaker
Christopher P. Murdoch
Stefan Gliwa
John Waldecker
Nathaniel Stine
Mark Lepczyk
Vance Richmond
Brian E. Jacobs
Michael Christensen Stacks
Robert Daza
Ellen Meyer
MEMORIAL DAY
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
at St. Joseph Cemetery,
Lansing
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There will be an Open House, Saturday, May 23,
10:00am-3:00pm and Sunday, May 24, Noon-3:00pm
Mass will be celebrated by Bishop Emeritus Carl F.
Mengeling at 10:00am on Memorial Day, Monday, May
25, in honor of those who have defended our country’s
freedom. A tribute to veterans will follow. Please bring
your own chair for the Mass.
In the case of inclement weather, St. Gerard
will host the Mass.
Events In our Parish
Mass Intentions
Monday, May 18, 2015
10:00am
Faith Sharing Group (STA)
10:00am Rosary Altar Society Rosary/Reception (STA)
5:30pm
Centering Contemplative Prayer (SJSC)
6:30pm
Adult Faith Formation Committee (STA)
7:00pm
Compassionate Visitors Meeting (STA)
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
6:30pm
Chinese Prayer Group (SJSC)
6:30pm
Group Spiritual Direction (STA)
6:30pm
3rd Order Dominican Meeting (STA)
7:00pm
RCIA Inquiry (SJSC)
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
10:00am
Rosary (STA)
10:00am
Bible Study (STA)
6:00pm
Cub Scout Meeting (STA)
7:00pm
8th Grade Night of Recollection (STA)
7:00pm
Korean Prayer Group (STA)
7:00pm
Light Weigh (STA)
7:00pm
Quest Group (SJSC)
7:00pm
St. Vincent DePaul Meeting (STA)
Thursday, May 21, 2015
5:30pm
Faculty/Community Book Group (SJSC)
6:00pm
Choir Rehearsal (STA)
6:30pm
Choir Rehearsal (SJSC)
7:30pm
GSYP (SJSC)
Friday, May 22, 2015
Monday, May 18, 2015
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Int. of Dcn. Dave Drayton Anniversary of Diaconate
Ordination req. by Parish Family
12:15pm (St. John)
Diane Gawel req. by the Shaughnessy Family
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Louise Zygmontowicz req. by Mike & Deb Kelterborn
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Al Mouradian req. by Mike & Deb Kelterborn
9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Brian Sladek req. by the Mayhew Family
12:15pm (St. John)
Orlando Spagnuolo req. by Gloria Spagnuolo
Thursday, May 21, 2015
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Carol Ann Fox req. by Carol Clack
Friday, May 22, 2015
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
George Merva req. by Friday Breakfast Group
9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Int. of Joan Kelly req. by Leo & Peggy Kennedy
12:15pm (St. John)
Charmaine Moses req. by Maurice Moses
Saturday, May 23, 2015
4:30pm (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Ted Sondag req. by the Cassady Family
Sunday, May 24, 2015
8:00am (St. John)
Ignazio Deluca req. by Mr. & Mrs. Armando Deluca
9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Ruth Ganakas req. by the Perrelli Family
10:00am (St. John)
Albert Mouradian req. by the Strouse Family
11:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Bill Stapleton req. by the Bettman Family
12:00pm (St. John)
Paige Renkoski req. by Ardis Renkoski & Family
7:00pm (St. John)
People of the Parish
Saturday, May 23, 2015
9:00am
Food Cupboard (SJSC)
Sunday, May 24, 2015 - PENTECOST
9:45am
Choir Rehearsal (STA)
1:00pm
Boy Scout #293 Meeting (STA)
3:50pm
Korean Community Mass (STA)
ATTENTION SINGLE ADULTS (mid-30s & up)
Lansing Catholic Singles invites you to:
A Dance at Hawk Hollow Golf Course clubhouse in
Bath on May 30. Meet at 8:00pm, look for balloon and
sign on table. The cost is $13, which includes a snack
buffet from 8:30 to 9:45pm, entry in the raffle for door
prizes, free coffee, water and refills on pop.
Cash bar also available.
Please RSVP by noon May 30.
For more information phone (517)321-7886
or email [email protected].
New members always welcome!
Diocese of Lansing Position Opening
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The Diocese of Lansing is accepting applications for
the Director of Marriage and Family Life
Ministry position. The deadline for application is
Wednesday, May 27. To learn more about the
position and how to apply, please visit our website
at www.dioceseoflansing.org/employment.
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