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April 26 2015
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Fourth Sunday of Easter
WE REMEMBER: Gavin Paul Millon, Clare Karl & Mary
Lindsay, Mark Campbell, William & Bertha Owen, Christine
Owen, Dennis Owen, Deceased Members of Gerwolds Family,
Edwin Schodorf, Jacob Spolarich, Andrew Donnelly, Mafalda
& Angelo Vallecorsa, MacDonald & Fedewa Families,
BernalDino Carrasco, Christiana Carrasco (baby), Hal
Harper, Peter & Pearl Joy, Deceased Members of the Jobbagy
Family, Margaret Schopieray, Carl Schopieray, Families of
C.H. Gibbs, Gerald Berryman, James Ceno, The Racine
Family, The Luokka Family, Departed relatives, friends,
benefactors & holy souls of M. Sabong & M. Singson, Joseph,
Tracy, & Thomas Rothley, Vicky Jardenil, Jack Sharp,
Abelardo Jardenil, Timothy D. Roche, Deceased Members of
the Wright & Foss Family, Ann Selke, Deceased Members of
the Malinich Family, Beeler Family, Stanley F.
Nemecek, Tony Tomassilli, Guadalupe Trujillo,
Thomas Joseph Newcomb Sr. & Thomas Joseph
Newcomb, Jr., Joseph Michael Newcomb, Harold
Hood, Josephine & John Hood, Isabel & Fred Hood,
Deceased Members of Bienlein, McAuliffe, Frisbie, Major, &
Rowland Families, Deceased Members of the Garrett &
Schmitt Families, Dinilo & Florence Bonani, Rudolph &
Adeline Polakiewicz, Deceased Members of Bede & Wodwaski
Families, Jacqueline Withey & Intentions of Duane Withey,
Rosemary Walker, Members of Marchesi & Walton Families,
Stephen & Mary Behil, Anthony S kipper, Deceased Members
of Myers & Fortune Families, Tom & Ida Woycik & Family
HOLY REDEEMER CATHOLIC CHURCH
1227 East Bristol Road, Burton, Michigan, 48529
810.743.3050
Holy Redeemer, Burton
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810.743.3050
Fourth Sunday of Easter
“I am the good shepherd. A good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.” Our Gospel passage on this
Fourth Sunday of Easter begins with those words from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It is a question
of perspective and attitude. Jesus also reminds us that other shepherds may think the flock exists for
them, but for Jesus, He lives and dies for the sheep — for us.
As our Easter season continues, we are prompted over and over to keep in mind what the Lord
sacrificed for us. Our readings are meant to keep His redemption at the forefront of our thoughts. St.
Peter’s words, as he preached in the first reading from the Acts of the Apostles, echo this central theme.
“He (Jesus) is the stone rejected by you, the builders, which has become the corner
stone. There is no salvation through anyone else.” Peter’s message to us is absolutely
unambiguous: there is only one way to deliverance and that is by means of the Lord. St.
Peter made this speech in a court; he is filled with courage through the Holy Spirit, and
what he says is consistent with all his preaching as reported: Peter preaches Jesus, the
crucified Jesus. This speech is as much for us as it was for those witnessing it.
In our second reading from the First Letter of John, St. John uses the phrase “children of God.” This is a
superlative transitional phrase to the Good Shepherd in the Gospel. This phrase demands a relationship
from us beyond what is immediately apparent. It has to do with how we relate to our Father God. However,
it also has to do with how we interact with our siblings. Stewardship calls us to more than just loving. It demands that we
reach out, that we share, and that we love in action all those with whom we know and meet. As the “children of God” we
become the family of God. John closes this passage of his letter saying “…we shall see him (Christ) as he is.” This is the
glorious promise made to us. We will not only be with Jesus; we will be like Him. That is the deepest meaning of our
salvation, and we need to concentrate on that.
This Sunday is traditionally called Good Shepherd Sunday. Each year, regardless the cycle for the readings, we hear
about Jesus, the Good Shepherd. It is interesting to note that the Greek word for “shepherd” was the same word for
“pastor.” Jesus is the Good Shepherd, but our lives may well be filled with many “shepherds,” many who will truly sacrifice
all for us. That is why in many parts of the world this Sunday also contains a heavy element relating to vocations. Jesus’
love for us as reflected by the image of the Good Shepherd calls us to try to be a shepherd to our friends, our family, all
with whom we may come in contact. That, too, is stewardship. Going back to the theme of Resurrection and life Jesus
states, “I lay down my life in order to take it up again… I have the power to lay it down, and
power to take it up again.”
At the very end of his book, Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis says, “Keep back nothing. Nothing
you have not given away will ever be really yours. Nothing in you that has not died will ever be
raised from the dead. Look for yourself, and you will find in the long run only hatred,
loneliness, despair, rage, ruin, and decay. But look for Christ and you will find Him, everything
else thrown in.
Homily Guides, Stewardship Reflections on Lectionary Readings
Fr. Steve Anderson, Pastor
[email protected]
Deacon Kenneth Preiss, (810) 244-1691
[email protected]
Paul Schlegelmilch, (810) 240-7879
Pastoral Associate & Director Religious Education
[email protected]
Ken Jubar, Business Manager, (810) 244-1683
[email protected]
Fran Rowland, Office Manager & Bulletin Editor
(810) 244-1681, [email protected]
Emily Arthur (810) 244-1687
RCIA & Adult Faith Formation,
[email protected]
Daniel Schmit,
(810) 244-1685
Youth Minister & Director of Music
[email protected]
Nancy Elledge, Bookkeeper, (810) 244-1684
[email protected]
Beth Clark, Assistant Bookkeeper (810) 244-1692
[email protected]
Patricia Weatherly, (810) 244-1695
[email protected]
Parish Directory
Office: (810) 743-3050
Fax: (810) 743-4381
website: holyredeemerburton.org
Eucharistic Liturgies
Saturday, 5:00p.m.
Sunday, 9:00a.m., 11:00a.m., 5:00p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30a.m.
Wednesday, 6:30p.m.
Anointing of the Sick
Reconciliation
Friday, 8:00a.m.
Saturday, 4:00p.m.
First Thursday Mass at
8:30a.m.
Sharon Webster, Outreach, (810) 743-8530
[email protected]
Bill Beem (810) 275-2269
Family Life Center Rentals
April 26 2015
A historic event took place here at
Holy Redeemer last Sunday, April 19,
at 1:00 p.m. The First Region III Mass
for Special Needs Families was
celebrated. The idea of the Mass came
from teachers and administrators who
saw a need that was not being filled
and ask our Pastor Steve Anderson if
he would be willing to celebrate a Mass
that meet the needs of special needs
families. A Mass that would have a homily and music that was
tailored to children. A Mass that would enable children and adults
with special needs to serve, read the prayers of the faithful and
what ever else they felt comfortable doing.
Fr Steve of course said yes to the first request from Jeannie
Steibel, MaryAnn Skunda, Sharlene Howe, Jan Donnelly, Cherie
Wager, Cheryl Klinert, Jennifer Smith, Suzanne Tucker, Jennifer
Loftin. Sue O’Brien, Haley Wilmot. Their hope is to make this a
region wide Mass for our area for all of the Parishes in our
Region III area.
The First Mass was held here at Holy Redeemer. Fr Steve was
the celebrant. Deacon Ken Priess read the Gospel and gave the
first Homily. He shared how Jesus touched the Apostles and
showed them his hands and feet. He said Jesus said “touch me”
and he asked those around him to do the same. It was very
moving to help the children understand that Jesus touched the
Apostles then and He touches us today as well.
The Loftin Family presented the Gifts and Sharlene Howe signed
the whole Mass and music for all in attendance. The closing song
included the children in attendance to use music shakers, rhythm
sticks. Shakers, tambourines and other instruments to make a
joyful noise unto the Lord. A reception followed in the back of the
church for all of the families to continue to celebrate together and
to get to know one another.
The Mass was a beautiful beginning of a Mass that we hope will
continue every fourth Sunday of the month here at Holy
Redeemer. Please tell your friends and family about this special
Mass so that all will come to the table of the Lord. This is a
celebration that will enable everyone present to enter into
and immerse themselves into the liturgy & prayers.
From St. John Vianney School:
Our students and staff want to express our sincere
gratitude for your support of our school. A generous
sponsor offered to match any cash donations given to this
Fundraiser up to $50,000. With your help we reached our goal!
Your Matching Hands Donation valued at $1,000 will benefit St.
John Vianney Catholic School community as we encourage all
children to grow in knowledge & love of our Lord Jesus Christ!
Thank you!
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Fourth Sunday of Easter
YOUTH EVENTS
Youth Conference at Steubenville for
any students 8-12 grade. Come join us
for this amazing conference
June 19 - June 21. The youth of this
parish attend every year and our goal is to take a full bus
of 50 students.
We are also looking for any parents to help chaperone the
event.
Do not miss this life-changing event.
For information, email: [email protected]
MORNING OF PRAYER AND REPARATION
FOR WORLD PEACE
The World Apostolate of Fatima Diocesan
Morning of Prayer and Reparation for World
Peace will be held at St. Matthew Parish, 706
Beach Street, Flint on May 2, 2015 at9:00a.m.
The morning will include Divine Liturgy,
Investiture in the Brown Scapular, Exposition of
the Blessed Sacrament, Holy Hour of Prayer and Rosary.
Please call Suzanne at 810.742.0773 with any questions or
concerns.
WHO IS 98 YEARS OLD?
Antonia Spicko, that’s who.
She is a life time member of Holy
Redeemer, and celebrated her 98th
birthdays April 24, 2015
Have a blessed year!
EVERYONE IS INVITED!
Our next brunch will be Sunday April 26.
We will serve from 10am until 1pm.
Please join us for a continental breakfast featuring
homemade cinnamon rolls (Sr. Carol and her
group from St. Luke's New Life Center), coffee cakes, cereal and
lots more. Donations welcome.
Come and join us for good food and fellowship.
Spring Cleaning Time!
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!
75TH Anniversary Celebration Meetings
Next Meeting is Monday, April 27 at 6:00p.m.
in the Convent Dining Room.
Everyone is welcome. Many hands make the work easier.
Everyone has a story, whether you have been a parishioner
since the beginning, or just joining. This is an opportunity to
share your experiences & precious pictures & collectables.
Any questions, please call the office: 810-743-3050
For those who have already done so much, thank you.
As you clean out your closets this spring,
please remember Catholic Charities'
Community Closet. We are in need of new or
gently used blankets, sleeping bags, towels, sheets,
and comforters. We will also gladly accept
clothing, furniture, working appliances and household items.
Monetary gifts are always welcome.
The Community Closet is located at
517 E. Fifth Ave., Flint, in the former St. Michael School.
Hours are Monday - Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
For more information: call 810-265-7025
Holy Redeemer, Burton
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810.743.3050
Mass Intentions for the Week of April 25
MUSIC FOR April 25 & 26
Saturday, 5p.m.,
Sunday, 9a.m., 11a.m.
Prelude: Agnus Dei
Opening Song: All Creatures of Our God & King
Psalm: Let Us Rejoice 118 #158
Offertory: Cornerstone
Communion: Christ is Risen
Communion: Alleluia Sing to Jesus
Communion: Panis Angelicus
Closing: Joyful Joyful #669
MUSIC FOR April 26
5p.m. Mass
Prelude: We Believe
Opening Song: Christ is Risen, He is Risen Indeed
Offertory: Christ is Risen
Communion: Because He Lives Amen
Communion: Agnus Dei
Closing: This is Amazing Grace
Saturday
April 25
5:00p.m.
1st Anniversary, Pat Paris
by Tom & Rita Birchmeier
Sunday
April 26
9:00a.m.
11:00a.m.
5:00p.m.
Joseph Karr by Patrick & Annora Bade
Intentions of the Parish
Varetta Powers by Yvonne Dias & Family
Monday
April 27
8:30a.m.
Thomas Joseph Newcomb Jr. by Mary Ponsetto
Tuesday
April 28
8:30a.m.
Ryan Riley by Kudwa Family
Wednesday April 29
6:30p.m.
Stella Harchick
by Mary Rita Rivera, Amy & Anthony Blondin
Thursday
April 30
8:30a.m.
7:00p.m.
Gloria Fonsiel by Friends of the Family
Confirmation
Friday
May 1
8:30a.m.
First Friday Memorial
Saturday
May 2
5:00p.m.
Lois Blondeau by Alice L’Huiller
Sunday
May 3
9:00p.m.
11:00p.m.
5:00p.m.
Living & Deceased Members of CCW
First Eucharist
Intentions of the Parish
Liturgical Ministers: May 2 & May 3
Readings for the Week of April 26
Sunday
Fourth Sunday of Easter
Acts 4:8-12; 1 Ps 118; 1 Jn 3:1-2; Jn 10:11-18
Monday
Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42; Jn 10:1-10
Tuesday
Saint Peter Chanel, Priest and Martyr;
Saint Louis Grignion de Montfort, Priest
Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87; Jn 10:22-30
When the king’s own son expressed a desire to be baptized, the
king dispatched a group of his warriors kill the missionaries. St.
Peter was seized & clubbed to death by those he had come to
save. His death brought his work to completion - within 5 months
the entire island was converted to Christianity.
Wednesday Saint Catherine of Siena, Virgin &
Church Doctor Acts 12:24—13:5a; Ps 67; Jn 12:44-50
Catherine continued to have visions of Christ, Mary, and the
saints at the age of 16. St. Catherine was one of the most
brilliant theological minds of her day, although she never had
any formal training.
Thursday
Saint Pius V, Pope
Acts 13:13-25; Ps 89; Jn 13:16-20
He is chiefly notable for his role in the Council of Trent, the
Counter-Reformation, and the standardization of the Roman
rite within the Latin Church
Friday
Saint Joseph the Worker
Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2; Jn 14:1-6
In 1955 Pope Pius XII established May 1 as the "Feast of St.
Joseph the Worker" to counter the Communists' May Day. The
last time Joseph appears in person in any Gospel is the story of
the Passover visit to the Temple in Jerusalem when Jesus is 12 years old
Saturday Saint Athanasius, Bishop &
Church DoctorActs 13:44-52; Ps 98; Jn 14:7-14
Acts 9:26-31; Ps 22; 1 Jn 3:18-24; Jn 15:1-8
He took part in the christological debate against Arius at the
Council of Nicaea and thereafter became chief protagonist for
Nicene orthodoxy in the long struggle for its acceptance in the East.
Athanasius was the greatest champion of Catholic belief on the subject of
the Incarnation that the Church has ever known
5:00p.m. Liturgy for Saturday, May 2
Celebrant: Fr. Steve Anderson
Mass Captain: Judy Perkins
Lectors #1: Delores DiGiacomo, #2: Dottie Grizzle
Eucharistic Ministers: Monica Amberg, Deborah Irvin, Dorothy
Pillen, Larry Pillen, Betty Ponziani, Vita Guajardo, Deacon Ken
Altar Servers: Joseph Amberg, Michael Amberg, Meagan Snider,
9:00a.m. Liturgy for Sunday, May 3
Celebrant: Fr. Steve Anderson
Mass Captain: Raymond Ranville
Lectors: #1: Catherine LeBlanc, #2: Paula Paul
Eucharistic Ministers: Barb Butler, Jim Butler, Timothy
Schneider, Michael Sherman, James Vaughan, Juliann Voiles,
Deacon Ken
Altar Servers: Clara Schaeffer, Jackson Doyle, Patrick LeBlanc
11:00a.m. Liturgy for Sunday, May 3
Celebrant: Fr. Steve Anderson
There will be an Interpreter at this Mass
Mass Captain: Jacqueline Perez
Lectors: #1:Dennis Kutchey, #2: Edward Witucki
Eucharistic Ministers: Madeline Martin, Jennifer Mikonczyk,
John Mott, Robert Neumann, Joseph Wargo, Judy Peto,
Deacon Ken
Altar Servers: Megan Herta, Joseph LeBlanc, Matthew LeBlanc
5:00p.m. Liturgy for Sunday May 3
Celebrant: Fr. Steve Anderson
Mass Captain: Steve Clark
Lectors: #1: Ellen Robbins, #2: Keith Williams
Eucharistic Ministers: Tony Androsky, Jim Gonsler, Leta
Gonsler, Jody Hill, Michael Marshall, Sue Marshall, Deacon Ken
Altar Servers: Noah Margrif, Emilie Poirier, Sean Tucker
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FINANCE COUNCIL
OPPORTUNITIES!
We have two members of our
Finance Council whose terms are
expiring in June. If you are
interested in volunteering for one of these positions,
please contact Ken Jubar at the Parish Office.
Phone:810.743-3050
Festival is Just Around the Corner
May 28 - May 31
It’s Tootsie Roll Time
Do you have gently used items you no longer
need? Do you have something you are planning
on regifting? How about donating it to the Tootsie
Roll Booth?
Also, Kid’s Games is in need of donations. We are
looking for new and used stuffed animals, crayons,
coloring books, small wrapped candies, stickers,
temporary tattoos, bouncy balls, small toys,
whistles, horns, large candy bars and the movie
theater dollar boxes of candy.
Please bring items for both of these booths to the Church Office.
All and any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Questions: Contact Aaron or Heather Almassy
810.743.1970
Knights Around the Table
The Michigan Singing Knights present
Knights Around the Table on Saturday,
May 16th, at the Knights of Columbus
Hall (8428 E Davison Rd., Davison,
48423).
Happy Hour 4:30 - 5:30 p.m., dinner 5:30 p.m.,
show time 7:00 p.m., live band 9:00 p.m. Beer/wine
setups BYOB.
Donation $30.00 per person. Tickets sales close May 5th.
Contact Jim or Lynn Lusty 810-636-7328.
Fourth Sunday of Easter
The Week Ahead in our Parish
Sunday
April 26
Monday
April 27
6:00p.m.
75th Anniversary Planning - Convent
7:00p.m.
K of C Officer Meeting - Convent Room 104
Tuesday
April 28
10:30a.m. Divine Mercy #1- Convent Chapel
5:30p.m.
Education Trust - Rectory Conference Room
6:00p.m.
Cursillo - Rm. 104
6:15p.m.
Prayer Shawl Ministry - Convent Dining Room
6:30p.m.
Finance council- Rectory Conference Room
Wednesday April 29
5:00p.m.
St. Vincent DePaul - Convent Rm 104
Thursday April 30
7:00p.m. Confirmation
Friday
May 1
7:00p.m.
First Friday Adoration
Saturday May 2
8:00a.m.
St. Joseph Covenant Keepers - Convent
Sunday
April 3
10:00a.m.
11:00a.m.
Coffee and Donuts (Last one until Fall) - Convent
First Eucharist
Your Festival Raffle Tickets are ready to be picked up.
They are in alphabetical order on tables located
behind the welcome desk.
PLEASE pick up your tickets.
If you Can Not sell them, just turn them back in
with a note “CAN NOT SELL”. When the tickets
are returned, we can re-use them. Thank You.
CCW UPDATE
Our next meeting will be May 6th. It will start with
Mass in the church at 5:15p.m. The dinner will be
catered and cost $10. If you plan on attending and
have not yet paid, checks can be dropped off in the
CCW mailbox in the church office.
We will also be collecting baby clothes for Heartbeat at the
meeting ( Not during the mass like in December.)
Remember this is the last meeting until Fall so please plan
on attending.
World Wide Marriage Encounter
STEWARDSHIP FOR April 19, 2015
Sunday Weekly Tithing:
Envelopes:
Loose:
Total:
$ 16,131.25
1,295.00
$ 17,426.25
You are invited to take this opportunity to witness first
hand the value of Worldwide Marriage Encounter for
married couples and priests. This is a time to explore
your relationship to Christ and His Church. This is a
very life giving weekend for both priests and couples.
It will be held April 28 - 30 at Weber Center at Siena Heights
College in Adrian. Registration Couple: Karen & Harry Potter,
810.629.2829
SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES APPROACHING!!
The deadlines for both CCW scholarships has been extended
until April 30. The Council is awarding up to (2) $1000
scholarships for graduating seniors as well as sponsoring the Pat
Paris Memorial Scholarship for $1000 to a non-traditional college
student, to be awarded to a 25 year old or more female,
registered 2 years or more in the parish.
Applications are available in the church office
and MUST BE POST MARKED NO LATER
THAN APRIL 30. For questions, call Gloria
Rendon (810) 516-6073.
Spiritual Gifts of the Mass for Mom
At each entrance there are baskets with envelopes
to fill out for the woman you want remembered on
Mother’s Day. We need it completed to know what
names to include on our lists. Please indicate if
they are living or deceased. Donations may be
placed in a completed envelope, but are not
necessary to have a Mother’s Day Mass offered. Also select a
card to give to them on their special day.
Holy Redeemer, Burton
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Prayers for Those in Need of Healing
Christine Ackerman
Cindy Anderson
Marvin Anderson
Fr. Ron Anderson
Tyler Arwood
Edna Azanza
Nick Abbott
Jerry Amrich
Mark Anthony
Mike Ames
John Bach
Frank Bajus
Marilyn Bartkowiak
Pat Blais
Aline Bourque
Jose & Amelia
Brao
Char Bratton
Peggy Brown
Tom Burns
Mike Butler
Carol
Linda Carroll
Steve Carroll
Donald Chevalier
Gerry Chisholm
Chris
Vi Clark
Dee Cooke
Pamela Cooper
Crystal Corcoran
Jacob Anthony Corsi
Jeannine Crowder
Jolene Dean
Andrea Desmarias
Ken Dillon
Patrick Donoghue
Jim Dryfuse
Betty Dziczek
Cecelia Eagan
Ed Ecker
Catherine Fechik
Chris & Ray
Fejedelem
Nancy Folaron
Fila & Family
Ruth Flint
Patricia Foster
Ed Giedrojc
Madeline Graham
Teresa Grant
Lois Grizzle
Ignacio Guerra, Sr.
Robert Guiles
Julia Haynes
Margaret Head
Maurice Hollis
Stefanie Hopkins
Christopher Humble
Beverly Johnson
Tammy Joubran
Chris July
Shirley Kage
Kayla Kamego
Kotarski Boys
Phyllis Kotowicz
Barbara Klauss
Peter Kurncs
Katherine LaVanway
Norah Leitz
Dianne Lewis
Madison Lewis
Rosa Lopez
Gregoria Luna Jr
Jerry Lynch
William Malinich
Louise Mallette
Michael Marshall
Donna Marzonie
Larry McCowan
Shayla Merinsky
Janet Metz
Brenda Miller
Irene Morgan
Robert Neumann
Shirley Neminski
Melissa Newcomb
Norman & Virginia
Neustedt
Ella Ocampo
Leo Olivo
Ed Osorio
Jayden Osorio
Katherine Pacyne
Brett Piggott
Dorothy Pillen
Renee Pillen
Brad Pilon
Mark Pilon
Charlie Popadich
Mikey Raborne
Veronica Raborne
Douglas Racine
Jean Rao
Ruth Richards
Sophia Rider
John Rubel
Craig Robbins
Theresa Robbins
Carolina Robinson
Joan Roche
Neal Roche Jr.
John Rubel
Wray Russ
Mila Sabong
Robert Scanlon Sr
Deborah Scott
Jane Sessions
Corazon Singson
Eddie Skoczylas
Pam Skoczylas
Helen M. Smith
Kelsey Smith
Eric Snyder
Brenda Taylor
Doris Thompson
Chris Thornton
Courtney Thornton &
Baby
Donald Venturino
Dale Walters
Geraldine Walters
Jean Wargo
Sharon Weeden
Angie Weston
Sharon White
Cohen Witten
Margaret Wilson
Barb Winfield
Deanne Woody
Mary Zuwala
4th Annual Spring Art Group Exhibition
Sunday April 26, 4-6 pm
Come and see the art that reflects
“Family of Faith”
Enjoy light refreshments and wonderful
conversation
SPE at St. Francis Retreat Center
703 E. Main Street,DeWitt, MI 48820
Full Time Position Available at Powers High School
Position assists with the Ministry of the school by
performing all processing of accounts receivables,
including reports and reconciliation of money. Must be
fluent in Microsoft, Excel & Word. Send resume to:
Diane Dockery - [email protected]
810.743.3050
Any women that are interested in joining Davison’s
Daughters of Isabella, Regena Coeli Circle 1095,
a representative, Beth Brancheau will be in the
main foyer off the main entrance of our Church for
information & applications at the 9a.m. and 11a.m.
Mass on Sunday April 26th. Please call Beth at 810.308.8490 for
information.
The Daughter of Isabella are having a 1 day Rummage Sale
Saturday, May 9, 2015 on the grounds of the Knights of
Columbus Hall on Davison Rd. from 8:00am-3:00pm. All
proceeds will go the Catholic Women’s Scholarship Fund.
Donations will be accepted on the day of
the sale or please call:
Sara St. Martin 744-1948
Everill Conroy 653-6074
Mary Boegner 653-2340
Marilyn Hancock 691-9675
ALTAR CARE TEAM SCHEDULE
Team B
Team C
Team D
Team E
May 1
May 8
May 15
May 22
Catholic Charities Volunteer Award
Parish Members Ed and Karen Marsh's
received the: Business of the Year Award
from the Catholic Charities. Their business
is Edible Arrangements. This award is
presented to a business or agency that has
made Catholic Charities' mission its own: serving the most
vulnerable in Flint and Genesee County.
Edible Arrangements take their left over fruits to the soup
kitchen instead of discarding them.
Great Job Ed and Karen.
Can Anyone Help?
Two ladies are needed to assist another
person to volunteer during day time hours for
an elderly parishioner to tidy up her home
nearby Holy Redeemer.
For more information. please call
Carol Hunt, Parish Nurse at 287-5585.
75th Anniversary Trivia
Did You Know?
Fr. Tim Nelson, Parochial Vicar from June 2000
- January 2002 and the administrator of Holy
Redeemer from January to June 2003 was a
cardiologist for 12 years prior to his entry to the
priesthood studies.