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the Catholic Community of Manistee, are committed to knowing
and proclaiming Christ, living as He calls us to live, and reaching out in love to all.
Mission Statement: We,
Catholic Community of Manistee
Twenty - Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ October 19, 2014
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A Community of Believers of One Heart and Mind. ~Acts 4:32
Regrettably, an increasing number of voices are calling
for Catholics and other people of faith to confine their
faith only to Sunday mass. Discrimination against
faith-based humanitarian and charity organizations has
sprung up across the country because they will not
violate their religious beliefs in their service to others.
We should never have to choose between being either
a Catholic or an American; they are complimentary.
Elections 2014:
Religious Liberty and the Public Realm
This is the second of four bulletin inserts from Michigan
Catholic Conference (MCC) to offer guidance and
reflection regarding the upcoming November 4th
election. The first insert was an introduction to the
importance of being active in political life. For further
information on the election or to access these bulletin
inserts, visit www.micatholic.org/2014election.
“Of all the dispositions and habits which lead
to political prosperity, Religion and Morality
are indispensable supports.”
The U.S. bishops have created an Ad Hoc Committee
on Religious Liberty to address the recent threats
against religious freedom, which place our other
freedoms at greater risk. In their document Our First
Most Cherished Liberty, the U.S. bishops wrote, “Can
we do the good works our faith calls us to do, without
having to compromise that very same faith?...What is
at stake is whether America will continue to have a
free, creative, and robust civil society-or whether the
state alone will determine who gets to contribute to the
common good and how they get to do it.”
In November, Catholics of voting age will have the
opportunity to cast their ballot and help to elect our new
leaders for the state. As we consider the candidates
on the ballot and engage society in the public sphere,
we must speak strongly about the need to protect our
right to be there.
Michigan Catholic Conference is the official public
policy voice of the Catholic Church in Michigan.
– George Washington, Farewell Address of 1796
Faith-based agencies and groups, including those that
are Catholic, play a prominent role in many areas of
society, including education, health care, poverty
assistance, foster care and adoption, job training, and
refugee resettlement, among others. As individuals
and institutions of faith have answered the Gospel call
to serve others, they have done so while retaining a
strong dedication to their moral beliefs.
These institutions are able to play such an important
public role in society because, at the time of the nation’s
founding, American leaders promised its citizens more
than just the freedom to worship. These leaders also
promised the freedom for all Americans to exercise
their religion, allowing members of all faiths and
backgrounds to extend their worship into practice in
the public realm.
Religious freedom in America has fostered a diverse
environment, filled with rich traditions and varied
responses to societal problems. This diversity should
be celebrated.
We invite you to a
SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE
Sunday, November 2, 2014
7:00 pm
St. Joseph Church
While we pray for all our faithful departed, we will
remember with a time of prayer, song and reflection,
those who have died since we last celebrated The
Commemoration of the Faithful Departed (this is not
a Mass). The names of all those being remembered
will be read aloud during the service and a special
candle will be lit for each of these people. Family
members and/or friends of the deceased persons are
invited to receive, and take home, the candle of their
loved one.
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OCTOBER 19, 2014
Mass Schedule this Week
Saturday, October 18 St. Luke
4:00 pm
Mass (SJ) - † Helen Kolanowski
6:00 pm
Mass (SJ) - For the living and deceased of
the Catholic Community of Manistee
October 19 Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † Grace Kerry
9:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † John and Gladys Grzeszak
11:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † Ralph and Sally Schubert
Monday, October 20
9:00 am
Mass (SJ) - † Anthony Dans (1st An.)
(Wife Joan and Family)
5:15 pm
Mass (SJ Chapel) - † Betty Abramowski
(Robert, Mary Ann and Family)
Tuesday, October 21
10:00 am
Mass (MCC Chapel) - † Buz Racine
(Mary Lou)
No Mass (Medical Care)
Wednesday, October 22 St. John Paul II
7:55 am
Mass (MCC Chapel) - † Deceased members
of Company B 5 BN 2nd Infantry Div
5:15 pm
Mass (SJ) - † Frances Kolanowski (Sons
Stanley, Jr., James, Ronald and Steven)
Thursday, October 23
9:00 am
Mass (SJ) - † Emilie Washnieski (1st An.)
(John and Pat Bradley)
Friday, October 24
9:00 am
Mass (SJ) - † Veronica Schramski (1st An.
10/21) (Elizabeth Bartosiewicz and Family)
5:15 pm
Mass (SJ Chapel) - † Cindy Rybicki (1st An.)
(Janet Steinberg and Donna Clark)
Saturday, October 25
4:00 pm
Mass (SJ) - In Honor of Tom and Sharon
Budnik on their 50th Wedding Anniversary
(Family)
6:00 pm
Mass (SJ) - † Ken Turk (An 10/28)
(Rosie and Family)
Sunday, October 26 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings: Exodus 22:20-26; 1 Thessalonians 1:5c-10
Matthew 22:33-40
7:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † MaryAnn Kaczmarek
(Husband Chester and Family)
8:00 am
TV Mass for the Homebound from Gaylord
Cable Channel 3 (Fox 32)
9:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † Wayne Krusniak (1st An.)
(MHS class of 1963)
11:30 am
Mass (SJ) - For the living and deceased of
the Catholic Community of Manistee
This Week in Our Community
Monday, October 20
7:00 pm
St. Joseph Men’s Club (SJPC lower level)
Tuesday, October 21
1:00-3:00 pm ‘Joy of the Gospel’ (SJPC Lounge)
3:15-5:15 pm Paper Recycle / Bottle & Can Drop Off
(MCC - Paper Truck)
5:30-7:00 pm Community Table (SJPC)
6:15 pm
Pinochle (SJPC lower level lounge)
6:30 pm
Perpetual Help Novena (SJ)
7:00-9:00 pm Grief Recovery Series (CCM Office Prayer)
Wednesday, October 22
6:00 pm
Folk Choir Practice (SJ)
6:15-7:30 pm Faith Formation (Pre-9th Grade) (SJPC)
6:30 pm
Finance Council (CCM Office Prayer Room)
7:00 pm
Choir Practice (SJ Choir Loft)
Thursday, October 23
1:00-3:00 pm Eucharistic Minister Re-Certification (SJ)
3:00-4:30 pm Exploring the Scriptures (CCM Office)
3:15-5:15 pm Paper Recycle / Bottle & Can Drop Off
(MCC - Paper Truck)
7:00 pm
Children of Light Prayer Group (SJ)
Friday, October 24
Noon-1:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (SJ)
6:00-7:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (SJ)
Saturday, October 25
10:00-1:00
Make A Difference (Mt. Carmel Cemetery)
10:00-1:00
Paper Recycle / Bottle & Can Drop Off
(MCC - Paper Truck)
5:30 pm
Pinochle (SJPC lower level lounge)
Key Code: MCC - Manistee Catholic Central; SJ - St. Joseph Church;
SJ CLOW - Room in St. Joseph Church basement; SJPC - St. Joseph Parish Center
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WORLD MISSION SUNDAY
“Thank You” to all of you who supported World Mission
Sunday today with your interest, prayers and generous
financial help. If you missed the collection you can
always put your Mission Sunday envelope or any
envelope marked “Missions” in the collection or send
it to the parish office.
With Deepest Sympathy
In your kindness and prayers, please remember the
soul of Marilyn Schrader, who passed away October 10.
May she now enjoy the great blessings of eternal life.
May her family and friends experience God’s consoling
presence during this time of loss.
Sanctuary Lamp
October 19 - 25 at St. Joseph Church
In Loving Memory of our sister MaryAnn Kaczmarek
for her birthday (10/26)
Requested by Jean Anderson and
Jack and Leona Swanson
October 19 - 25 at Manistee Catholic Central
For the health of Carl Rutske
Requested by Marge and Ed Grabowski
Thank You!
The Family of Gen Wisneski would like to thank Fr. Chet
for celebrating the Funeral Mass and for his homily for
mom; organist Ryan McCauslin and the choir for the
beautiful music; altar servers, Eucharistic Ministers;
the luncheon staff who prepared and served a delicious
meal; and Rose Marie Showalter and her decorating
crew for the tables that looked beautiful as usual. The
Herbert Funeral Home for all their guidance - Paul and
Jenny, once again good job.
A LITTLE BIT OF HUMOR. . .
A priest was invited to attend a house party. Naturally,
he was properly dressed and wearing his priest’s
collar. A little boy kept staring at him the entire
evening. Finally, the priest asked the little boy what
he was staring at. The boy pointed to the priest’s
neck. When the priest finally realized what the boy
was pointing at, he asked the boy, “Do you know why
I am wearing that?”
The boy nodded his head yes, and replied, “It kills
fleas and ticks for up to three months.”
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Celebrating Our Parishioners
Happy Anniversary!!
10/19 - Thomas & Kay Adamczak (51st), and Bob &
Jean Robke (23rd)
10/20 - Kenneth & Kathleen Taylor (63rd), Larry & Lois
Bahr (58th), Gregory & Valerie Robinson (41st), Roger
& Amy Schrader (35th), Harlan & Debra Krusniak (30th),
and Jason & Brandi Verheek (13th)
10/21 - Wayne & Helen Linke (75th), Robert & Jacqueline
Ryan (53rd), Roy & Lynette Swiatlowski (48th), and
Walter & Ethel Plouhar (26th)
10/22 - Dale & Rita Edmondson (37th), and Randy &
Sherry Ronning (20th)
10/23 - Joseph & Elaine Bladzik (63rd), Richard & Louise
Najdowski (60th), and Clifford & Fran Kaminski (60th)
10/24 - Thomas & Sharon Budnik (50th), George &
Sandy Saylor (22nd), and Jeff & Cheryl Smith (16th)
10/25 - Richard & Julie Polcyn (39th)
Happy Birthday!!
10/19 - Phyllis Hansen, Bill McMullen, Nancy Fortier,
Mark Moskalski, Kathy Rakczynski, Bernie Pieczynski
(SM), Aubrey Anderson (9), & Ayden Edmondson (7)
10/20 - Kathy Yoder, Greg Miller, Nancy Fortin, Briana
Noble (9), & Kailee Somsel (5)
10/21 - Elizabeth Skory, Shirley Geoghan, Walter
Plouhar, Roland Kott, Jackie Mantych, Carol Shively,
Sonja Ganger, Brent Borucki, Ray Stefanski, Casey
Kamaloski, Erica Lloyd, Robert Russo (17), Hayleigh
Codden (16), & Josephine Pienta’Ziehm (11)
10/22 - Dave Schuessler, Myrna Schuelke, James
Robke, June Krus, Mary Jo McIsaac, & Chase Dahlke
(5)
10/23 - Leonard Krusniak, Leanne Gorch, Nicole Smith,
& Blair Rhodea (5)
10/24 - Leslie Nemeth, Kristine Malone, Connie Ott,
Jean Picardat, Susan Wrzesinski, & Bay Anderson (11)
10/25 - Jean Ward, Jerome Popkowski, Tim Hanna,
Daniel Picardat, Kevin Stoykovich, Allyson Owens,
Breanna Fortin, & Jordan Barnett
If we have omitted your birthday or anniversary, or if
the information is incorrect, please call the CCM
Office. Also, if a family member is listed who has
moved from the area and is no longer a member of
the CCM, please let us know.
Have you moved, dropped your landline or changed
phone numbers? Please let us know!! We might not
need to call, but circumstances sometimes make it
necessary. Thank you!
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ATTENTION: EXTRAORDINARY
MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
Stewardship Report
October 11th & 12th:
Number of Envelopes Used
533
Weekly Goal
$13,688.00
Weekly Contributions
$13,604.00
Amount Over (Short)
(84.00)
Year-to-Date Over (Short)
OCTOBER 19, 2014
($1,851.22)
The three-year indult to serve as an Extraordinary Minister
of Holy Communion at the Masses in the Catholic
Community of Manistee, at Manistee Catholic Central
School, or to bring Holy Communion to the sick and
homebound is due to expire in November of this year.
The Diocese of Gaylord has put together a re-certification
training session that is to be used by all parishes
throughout the diocese. If you feel that you are being
called to continue in this ministry to your fellow parishioners within the Catholic Community of Manistee, you
must attend one of the following sessions:
Thursday, October 23rd – 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Saturday, November 1st – 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
Tuesday, November 11th – 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Thank you to all who have “Let your light shine" through
giving to the 2014 Catholic Services Appeal. To date,
we have received $144,105.25 in gifts/pledges, from
497 households, toward this year’s appeal efforts. This
amount equals 79% of our goal. To help us achieve
100% participation, if you have not yet made a gift to
the CSA, please prayerfully consider doing so.
All re-certification sessions will take place in St. Joseph
Church. Once you complete the re-certification session,
your name will be forwarded to the diocese, and a
certificate will be issued to you serve as an Extraordinary
Minister of Holy Communion for another three years.
Please call Ann at the Parish Office (723-2619) to let
her know which session you will be attending.
Liturgical Ministers for October 25th & 26th
Presider
Lector
Altar Servers
Eucharistic Ministers
10/25
4:00 pm
Fr. John
G. Peters
McLinden Family
(H) M. Campbell, L. & T. Gagliardo
(C) K. Peters, S. McLinden, R. Wojciechowski,
P. Potes
10/25
6:00 pm
Fr. John
J. Gamache
Slivka Family
(H) J. Bigalke (C) S. Cabot, M. Bolach,
K. Oleniczak, C. Slivka
10/26
7:30 am
Fr. John
F. Joseph
A. Shively,
L. & A. Herberger
(H) R. Zwiefka, S. Linke (C) J. Treml, R. Hogan,
M. Herberger, Volunteer
10/26
9:30 am
Fr. John
D. Schwandt
H. Mortensen
(H) H. Helminiak, S. Kolanowski, M. Jorgensen
(C) D. Lerg, S. McDonald, E. & D. Kowalski
10/26
11:30 am
Fr. John
S. Miller
A. Pontiac, L. & E.
Golembiewski
(H) F. Patulski, T. & G. Golembiewski
(C) P. Kamaloski, N. Fortier, K. Skiera, J. Miller
CLOW: E. Ozdych, R. Oleniczak
A BIG Thank You to Our Bulletin SPONSOR OF THE WEEK:
RICHARD A BOBIAN DDS
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September 2014 Financial Report
CCM Income
Sunday Envelopes:
Loose Collection:
Children’s Offerings:
Other Envelopes:*
Bequests & Donations:
Food Pantry:
CSA Shortfall:
Stipends/Stole Fees:
Oil & Gas Royalty:
Miscellaneous Income:**
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
67,492.28
5,890.91
129.50
8,065.33
55.00
1,338.78
20.00
1,585.00
446.41
13,218.65
CCM Income Total:
$
98,241.86
Tuition:
Grants & Bequests:
Fundraising:
HARVEST Income:
Hot Lunch Program:
Miscellaneous Income:
Athletic Income:
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
19,741.35
5,523.39
2,891.54
10,020.00
3,650.25
97.50
2,556.75
MCC Income Total:
$
44,480.78
Total CCM/MCC Income:
$ 142,722.64
MCC Income
MCC Expenses
MCC Salaries
MCC Health Insurance
Other Benefits:
Office Supplies:
Teaching Supplies:
Development Expense:
Heat:
Maintenance Supplies:
Janitorial Supplies:
Electricity:
PL Insurance:
Telephone/Computers: #
Water & Sewer:
Contracted Services:
Athletic Expenses:
Student Services:
Hot Lunch Program
HARVEST Expenses:
Miscellaneous Expenses:
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
41,896.67
10,947.20
7,549.43
1,395.50
5,087.06
581.65
4,896.83
681.73
876.76
4,598.86
5,346.28
-931.26
1,050.34
2,226.49
3,070.71
391.88
2,903.94
4,258.66
1,123.82
MCC Expense Total:
$
97,952.55
Total CCM/MCC Expenses:
$ 162,087.36
Please note:
* Other Envelopes would include Improvement,
Utilities, etc.
CCM Expenses
Salaries:
Health Insurance:
Other Benefits:
Office Supplies:
Ministry Supplies:
Maintenance Expenses:
PL Insurance/Banking
Heat:
Electricity:
Telephone:
Water & Sewer:
CSA Shortfall:
Contracted Services: ***
Janitorial Supplies:
Payment on Diocesan Loan
Food Pantry:
Liturgy Expenses:
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
19,574.03
6,157.80
3,997.88
944.14
4,957.38
525.51
5,425.42
3,155.65
3,841.35
607.42
1,537.83
2,322.40
-156.27
74.69
8,287.42
1,780.31
1,101.85
CCM Expense Total:
$
64,134.81
** CCM Miscellaneous Income would include votive
candles, rental income, transfer from Mt. Carmel
for cemetery maintenance expenses, etc.
*** Contracted Services Donated
# E = RATE Grant check arrived. Annual grant helps
cover telephone/computer expenses
AGED PAYABLES
Bills Due, Current
$ 29,554.62
Bills Due, Over 30 Days
$
4,205.81
Bills Due, Over 60 Days
$
0
Bills Due, Over 90 Days
$
0
Total Bills Due, September 30th
$ 33,760.43
The Over 30 days were paid on October 1st.
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OCTOBER 19, 2014
The 1st Public Rosary Rally took place on the front lawn of Manistee Catholic Central School on October 11th, and
was sponsored by America Needs Fatima. Rosary Captain Randy Wood offers a special thank you to all those
who attended and offers an invite to all next October, 2015. October 13th marked the 97th anniversary of the Blessed
Mother appearing to the three children in Fatima, (Miracle of the Sun).
MCC School
723.2529 ~ www.sabers.org
MCC SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday ~ 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
For up-to-date info on school & sporting events, be sure to check out the calendar at
www.catholiccommunityofmanistee.com.
UPCOMING DATES:
No Afternoon Public School Busing - Monday,
October 27th.
End of First Marking Period - Friday, October 31st.
HARVEST RAFFLE T ICKETS AVAILABLE
The HARVEST Grand Raffle Prizes will be drawn on
Saturday, Nov. 8th at ‘The Fabulous 50’s’ event. The
Grand Prize is $5,000 and 2nd Prize is $3,000. Grand
Raffle Tickets are available for $25 each. SABER
Bucks Raffle tickets are also available for $10 each.
SABER Bucks will be a 50/50 raffle with one winner
being drawn, unless the total ticket sales exceed
$10,000. The raffle will then become a 50/25/25 raffle
with two winners drawn. Tickets for either raffle may
be purchased at the MCC or CCM offices during
business hours.
(License No. C26664)
GET YOUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY . . .
MCC medallions are available for purchase at the MCC
and CCM offices. T-shirts are available at MCC. The
t-shirts & medallions are $15 each and may be purchased
during regular business hours.
The 50th Anniversary slideshow that was shown during
the reunion is available for a donation at the CCM
office also. These items would make wonderful gifts
for the upcoming holidays!
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Faith Formation Pre - 9th Grade
Susan Noble, Director of Faith Formation,
[email protected]
723.2619, ext. 30; During Faith Formation, ext 27
Faith Formation classes are held from 6:15 to 7:30 pm
on Wednesday evenings at the St. Joseph Parish
Center.
Introducing. . .
the Catholic Community of Manistee
Faith Formation Pre-school Class:
Jacob, Kennedy, Bryson, Andrew, Sienna, Mariah,
and Pre-school teacher Mrs. Stephanie Cabot.
Absent from the photo were Joselyn and Lorenzo.
JOIN
THE
CHOIR! Choir practice is on Wednesday
nights. Folk Group practice from 6:00 - 7:00 pm and
sings at the 7:30 am Mass. The Community Choir
practices at 7:00 pm in the Choir Loft, and rotates the
different Masses on the weekend. If you like to sing
and would like to join a fun group, join us! We are
currently practicing music for upcoming Christmas
season!
The students created their Guardian Angels. Nice Job!!
I shall live in the house of the Lord
all the days of my life. ~Psalm 23:6
Blessings on Your Week
Saturday, October 25th ~ 10:00 am till 1:00 pm
All families from the Catholic Community are invited
to help make a difference in the community by
helping with fall cleanup at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
Bring work gloves if you have them. Meet at the
green maintenance building. We will have lunch
available at noon. Fun for the whole family! Bring
Grandma's & Grandpa’s too! There will be contests
for the kids. Come enjoy Friendship, Fun and
Food and help make a difference!
Questions?? Call Susan Noble at 723.2619 ext 30.
THE JOY OF THE GOSPEL: HIDDEN T REASURE
All are invited to explore the teachings of Pope Francis
in his first Apostolic Exhortation, The Joy of the Gospel
(Evangelii Gaudium), in this two-part series offered
around the diocese. In his simple and warm preaching
style, the Holy Father calls upon the Church and the
world to begin a new chapter in evangelization and to
stress the Church's central mission of preaching "the
beauty of the saving Love of God made manifest in
Jesus Christ." There is no cost to attend. Please call
Ann at the Parish Office if you plan to attend so that
we have enough handouts.
Part Two: Tuesday, October 21 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm
at St. Joseph Parish Center in the lounge.
MT. CARMEL CEMETERY
Fall clean-up is underway at Mt. Carmel Cemetery!
It’s time to remove summer plantings and decorations.
Small items placed around monuments should also be
removed, as powerful blowers will be used during cleanup. Wreaths are allowed from Nov. 1st until April 1st.
Thank you for helping to keep our cemetery beautiful.
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CENTER FOR CATHOLIC STUDIES
COMMUNITY T ABLE STEWARDS NEEDED!!
The Center for Catholic Studies was founded in June
2003 under the guidance of Bishop Patrick Cooney.
The Center offers seven areas of certification tracks –
Parish Catechist, Christian Discipleship, Liturgical
Studies, Youth Ministry I, II, and III, Catechetical
Leader/DRE, and the Academic Program for the
Diaconate. Through a partnership with the Virtual
Learning Community of the University of Dayton Online,
students can also earn certificates in Adult Formation
Leadership, Foundations for Leadership in Ministry,
Social Justice, Youth Ministry, Marianist Studies,
Catechesis and Spanish Catechesis. These classes
are offered to those who are pursuing certification
tracks or those who just want to take a class for fun.
For more information, visit www.dioceseofgaylord.org
or contact Tammy Boylan at 989.732.5147 or via
email at [email protected].
The CCM is in need of stewards who can commit to
hosting the Community Table on Nov. 25th. The meal
ingredients and paper table service is provided. Groups
of at least six to eight people can consist of families
and/or friends, a team or committee. Please contact
Heather at the school office (723.2529, ext. 10) if you
can commit to a date or for more information on what
is involved. Thank you to the family of Dorothy
Wrzesinski for committing to serve on Dec. 16th.
Keep an eye open for upcoming classes:
• Why We Do What We Do at Mass (L1520) - 9:00 am
to 2:30 pm on Saturday, November 1 at the Cooney
Conference Center in Gaylord. Cost for the day is $25
per person and includes lunch.
Groups & Organizations
Knights of Columbus # 853: Looking for members to
volunteer some time for our “Annual Chicken Dinner”,
tentatively scheduled for Sunday, November 9th. Please
contact Tim Kolanowski at 723.2354 if you can help.
Next Knights of Columbus meeting is October 27th.
**********
The St. Joseph Men’s Club will meet on Monday,
October 20th at 7:00 pm in the St. Joseph Parish Center
lower level lounge.
The 50/25/25 winners from their October 5th breakfast
were Dave Schuessler and Floyd Tyczkowski.
**********
Elks BPOE Lodge 250 and
Catholic War Veterans Stephen T. Duchon Post 1847
2014 ANNUAL VETERANS DAY DINNER
Saturday, October 25th
Elks Lodge at 432 River St.
Social Hour 5:00 pm; Dinner 6:30 pm
$15.00 per person
Chicken & Swiss Steak Buffet by John Kuenzli & Crew
Members, Relatives and Friends Invited.
Call 723.2060 for reservations by October 21st
Music by John Marek; 50-50 Drawing & Door Prizes
Prayer Requests
Please remember in your prayers all the homebound, those
who are in the Medical Care, adult foster care homes, and
those who are ill. We have been asked to pray for: S.A., Betty
Adamski, Andy Anderson, Maren Balcer, Ronald Bauman,
B.A.B., M.C., Landon Cameron, Betty Carboneau, Judy &
Bernie Chapple, Denise Dursum, S.F., Lorraine Feliczak,
Rose Fortier, Jewelee Franklin, Frances Granger, Alice
Gregorski, John Helminiak, Dave Kaminski, Donald Karas,
Ervin & Ilene Kowalski, Mitch Lane, Lydia Loredo, Selena
Loredo, Stephen Loredo Jr., Alvin Madsen, Kay Majchrzak,
Brian McLaughlin, Marty Nelson Sr., Ed Niemiec, Martha
Oleniczak, A.P., Marilyn Perski, Sharon Peterson, Paul
Pietrasik, Alice Plucinski, Michael Romanik, Tudie Rulison,
Carl Rutske, Stephanie Sielski, D.H.S., Gary Sullivan, Roy
Swiatlowski, Deb Swidorski, Lois Symanski, Jo Etta Teevin,
J.W., Michael Weber, Duane Wagberg, Janet Wood, T. Wood
Family, and Richard Zatarga
Please remember only the person or an immediate family
member should call to place a name on the list, as some
people would prefer not to be listed. Names will remain on
the list for one month. Please call with an update.
Please pray for all service men and women who are currently
serving in the military, especially: SSgt Heather Albright,
PFC Mitchell Anderson, Zane A. Balcer, SSgt Joshua
Baranek, SRA Tyler Bell USAF, LCpl Ben Blakeslee, Travis
Bulerski, Special Agent Kimberly Caban, LCDR Steven
Chmielewski, AO Rachel Colby USN, EMFN Brandi Coyle,
SrA Dan Digna, CAPT Joseph A. Duchon, 1st Lt. Adam C.
Fix, Jamie Golembiewski USN, LTC Albert T. Gorman, SSgt
Dan Gutowski, MSGT Andrew Hallead, FC2 Nathan R. Harju
USN, Lt. Joseph Kedrowski, SSgt Tom Korzeniewski, Lt. Nick
Kroll, LTC Gary Kuczynski, Patrick Madden, A1C Michael
Miehlke, Sgt. Jaron Oleniczak, MSgt Jacob Olson, Sgt 1st
Class Jarod Perkioniemi, A1C Alan Potts, CPL Nathan Rybicki,
MSG Adam Schuessler, Lt. Luke Steinberg, Sgt. Tyler
Swidorski, SSgt Jeff Thorpe, MM2 Duane Ray Tiefenthal,
MA-3 Jonathan Walter, CAPT Donald Worm USN
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A Mass remembering those listed below will be celebrated on the first weekend of each month. The names will appear in the
bulletin each week. Memorial offering is $60.00. Names and offerings may be turned in at the CCM Office or in the collection.
If you have any questions please call the Catholic Community of Manistee Office.
Catholic Community of Manistee Memorial Association
Nancy Bajtka, Bajtka & Gamache Families, living & deceased
Clarence & Martin Jerumbo
Betty & Ed Merkey
Carboneau, Bartoszek, Dauginis, Soller, DiLaura & Kovack Families
Symanski & Wandrych Families, living & deceased
Elmer & Anna Stamp; Ed & Julia Karas; Grabowski & Luczyk Families & RW
Ruth Niesen
Steinberg & Niesen Families; LeRoy Edel; Barbara Skiera; Barbara Wisniski
Gordon Sciba; John Sciba; Robert Rogers Families, living & deceased
Purgiel, Grabowski, & Clark Families; Class of ‘55; Gage & Minster Families
Audrey Rakoski; Carl & Lorraine Steinberg; Andrew & Gertrude Mantych & sons
Joseph & Betty Ann Abramowski, Harry & Nettie Muszynski
Estelle M. Oleniczak
Abramowski: Joseph, Jennie, Leona, Jim, Ray, Don, George, Rita, Bob & Joe
Stanley & Isabelle Radke; Joe & Mary Jane Witucki
Dale & Stella Cooper Sr.; James Cooper & Christopher Grabowski
Bartoszek, Majkszak, Kosiboski, & Kirby Families; Health
Paprocki, Glocheski, Tomaszewski & Miller Families, living & deceased
The Pietrasik & Edmondson Families
Donald Shively; Shively, Chavalia, Balcer & Kniola Families
Anna & Steve Korzeniewski & Extended Families
The Peters & Bayer Families, living & deceased
Marzinski, Garrison, Kaminski, Hansen & Gallagher Families
Keson, Polcyn, Bittel, Kowalczyk & Wojciechowski Families, living & deceased
Chuck & Shirley Herbert; Herbert & Tacktor Families, living & deceased
Phyllis & Bonnie Chmielewski; Chmielewski & Niemierowicz Families
Ed, Esther, David & Michael Pomeroy; Ed & Mary Swidorski
Paul & Virginia Plouhar & Family, living & deceased
Vic Zwiefka; Fr. Bill Zwiefka; Zwiefka, Bialik, Osborn & Badzinski Families
Leonard Sielski; Sr. Mary A. Morang; Sielski & Morang Families
Ed & Jane Fedder; Fedder & Matchekosky Families
Swidorski, Jeruzal & Skiera Families, living & deceased
Karl & Irene Herrmann; Gene Greene
Bartoszek, Cabot, Dembinski, Racine & Zielinski Families
Leo & Germaine, Martin & Stella Gutowski; Harry & Sophia Nowak
Roy Niesen; Ralph Schubert; Jack & Joan Petersen; Niesen & Krolczyk Families
Daniels, Ragina, Jabrocki, O’Brien & Dobrawalski Families
Fausz & Robke Families
Francis Bartosiewicz & Vasquez Families, living & deceased
Bartosiewicz, Zielinski, Sharnowski & Schramski Families
Harry & Lenore Boertman; John, Celia & Raymond Switalski; Jill Anderson
Showalter’s, Patterson’s, Zawacki’s & Modreski’s & Relatives, living & deceased
Frank, Florence & Donald Graczyk; Ernest, Marie & Jim Chycinski
Grabowski, Kuczynski, Rakoniewski & Kukla Families
Wayne & Dick Skiera; Elizabeth, Henry & Joseph Wojciechowski
Joseph J., Lillian, Joseph C. & Dan Stepniewski
Michael Majewski; Majewski & Darbyson Families
Joe & Hedwig Wojciechowski; E. Kowalski & S. Wojciechowski Families
Chandler, Burkhart & Barker Families, living & deceased
A.A. Edel & Gutowski Families; George Bruno; Frank Rutowski & Loved Ones
Batterson, Vadeboncoeur, Kadzban, Gorch & Adamczak Families
Steve & Caroline Newman Family, living & deceased
Bilski, Chrzanowski, Dauginis, Kielpinski & Pindel Families
Angie & Edward Novak
Casimer, Gertrude, Sr. Liz, Bill & Lee Ozdych; †Ozdych & Smock Families
Harry Skiera, William Zawacki & Harold Bauman Sr. Families, living & deceased
Stan & Rita Siuda; Siuda & Marquardt Families
Al & Josephine Helminski and sons Ron & Dennis
Raphael & Shirley Mikula; Edward & Irene Zeimba; Michael & Anna Mikula
McIsaac & Flanigan Families, living & deceased
Jane Maxey; Harry & Julia Anderson; James & Agnes Maxey
Ziabkowski, Bowman & Tabaczka Families, living & deceased
Baranek, Weinert, Wagner, Kraus, Gumbus & Gutowski Families; Sue Viol
Ralph; Schubert, Maternowski & Krolczyk Families; Roy N.; Eleanore & Vince; LS
Harold & Mary Ann Sielski
Richard Gage; Mary Fink; Frank Chesney
Ken; W & A Bernier; C & A Grabowski & Family Members; Elaine Meyers
Pattie Beaudrie; Dori Peters; Cindy Gregory; Centala & Modrzynski Families
Floyd & Genevieve Toczynski; Marianne Kubacki
Francis Kadzban; Kadzban & Jabrocki Families
Leonard, Karen & Emily Kurtz; Karas & Kurtz Families
Kuczynski, Mielcarek, Kaminski, Witucki, Steve Duchon & Families
Walter & Arliene Linski; Fedder & Linski Families, living & deceased
Miles, Anna & Harold Robinson; Jacob & Frances Gutowski
John W., Rita A., Rebecca, John & Elizabeth Miller; Michael & Joanna Stypa
Roman & Hazel Zupin, Mark Reckow, Carl & Katherine Hull Families
Mary C. Pieczynski; Pieczynski & Vida Families
Tabaczka and Switalski Families, living & deceased
Dr. Tom Day; Day & Fisher Families
Niemiec, Schramski & Skory Families, living & deceased
Raymond Smuda, Sr.; Smith & Smuda Families, living & deceased
John & Gladys Grzeszak; Grzeszak & Orlowski Families
Gordon Rozga & Parents; Stanley Zuchowski Parents, Children & Families
Lila Callis; John Froncek Family
Mary & Ernest Bialik; Sophie, Cassmer, John & Julia Russell; Loyal Ramsey
Mary Williams; Petroskey & Schettek Families
Frank & Dorothy Witucki; Health of Family
Catholic Community of Manistee, 254 Sixth St, Manistee, MI 49660
231.723.2619 ~ www.catholiccommunityofmanistee.com
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