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October 19, 2014
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
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ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
Weekend Mass Times
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
Weekend Mass Times
Saturday 4:30 pm
Sunday 9:00 am & 11:00 am
Weekday Mass Times
Monday – Friday 6:30 am
Wednesday & Friday at 9:00 am
Sunday 8:00 am, 10:00 am,
Noon, 5:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 3:00-4:00 pm & following
the 4:30 pm Mass
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Weekday Mass Times
Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 12:15 pm
Tuesday & Thursday at 9:15 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
11:00 am - Noon
Tuesday at 8:00 pm
Twenty Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 19, 2014
Fr. Mark’s Remarks
Our Faith & Fundamentals
Celebration is less than a month
away…Friday, November 14
starting at 6:00pm at the University
Club of Michigan State University. The
celebration benefits St. Thomas
Aquinas Parish School. The golf ball drop will be
held at 2:45pm here on the STA parish grounds (the
soccer field). I am sure it was the highlight for Fr. Jerry
Ploof when he was Administrator of the parish while I
was on sabbatical last year! People purchase a numbered
golf ball for $50 and only 500 golf balls are sold. I go up
in a helicopter and drop all 500 to the ground (there are
many things priests are called upon to do for God’s
people that they never told us about in the seminary!)
The closest golf ball to a flag wins $5,000 and the
farthest away wins $500. The evening also features
cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, silent and live auctions and
the presentation of the SS. Joachim & Anne Award.
RSVP to www.FaithFundamentals.info. Mark your
calendars, buy a golf ball, and plan to attend for a whole
lot of fun that does a whole lot of good!
All Parishioners and Friends
are invited to attend
a financial lunch and learn workshop.
Thursday, November 13
12:00 Noon, Fr. Mac Hall, STA
Topics to be discussed:
Long Term Care
 Impact on Retirement
 How are you affected by Companies
underwriting philosophy
 Quality of Life/Longevity Issues
 Current Financial Costs of Care
 “Decreasing” role of Government Medicare &
Medicaid
 What to look for in Long Term Care Insurance
Policy
I had the 11:00am Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas a couple
of weeks ago and I am still thinking about the adult choir
that lead us in song and inspired us with their prayerful
music. Under the leadership of an MSU doctoral
candidate in choral conducting, Elizabeth Hermanson,
and the able accompaniment of Dr. Hae Won Jang, I
was so proud to be the pastor of a parish with such fine
music to worship and praise our God. At the 9:00am
Mass preceding this, Matthew Eldred, our Director of
Music for both St. Thomas and St. John Church &
Student Center, lead the children’s choir. The music of
angels! At St. John the students are back and so are the
music majors with their voices and instruments. Along
with our permanent community members they all
continue the tradition and reputation that we have for
good music that is known around the State of Michigan.
How blessed we are in this parish!
Estate Planning
 Which documents are right for you?
 What are my options?
 Avoiding Probate
 Maximizing gifts to loved ones without Estate
tax or court interference
 Planned giving
 Introduction to St. Thomas and St. John
Endowment Funds
Complete Turkey Luncheon
provided by St. Thomas Aquinas Parish/
St. John Church & Student Center Development Fund
RSVP Requested to St. Thomas Aquinas
Parish Office by November 6
517-351-7215
Have a blessed week!
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Coffee & Donuts
Sunday, October 19 at STA
Join us after the 9:00am and
11:00am Masses
Insurance Products offered through Hantz Agency.
Securities offered through Hantz Financial Services.
Member FINRA/SIPC
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Offertory
Actual Year to Date October 5
Budget Year To Date October 5
Deficit
$554,443
$571,955
$17,512
Please Note: The fiscal year began 7/1/2014.
20% of the Actual offering comes from electronic giving
from Parishioner checking accounts and credit cards.
Today is World Mission Sunday! We are invited
today to reach out and help build the Church in
Mongolia, the world’s youngest Catholic Church, as
well as local churches through the Missions in the
most remote areas across our world. Your prayers
and generous gift to the Society for the Propagation
of the Faith in the collection today help the work of
priests, religious and lay leaders in Mongolia and
throughout the Missions who offer the poor practical
help and the experience of God’s love, mercy, His
hope, and peace. Please keep the Missions in your
daily prayers. Please be as generous as you can for
today's collection. For more information, please visit
www.IAmAMissionary.org
Christian Service - Matthew 25
Oct. 5: Bridges to Healing, will receive $2,165
to provide health care for hundreds of sick, disabled,
and chronically ill children living in orphanages in
Mexico and Bolivia.
Oct. 19: Sisters of Holy Cross, in support of
Kyenbogo Holy Cross Health Centre in Kirinda,
Uganda. They provide outpatient, maternity, and
postnatal care.
Oct. 26: Sisters of Charity of Nazareth provide
emergency food and medicine to desperately poor
people in Belize, Central America. Their ministry
includes outreach to those infected with or affected
by HIV/AIDS.
Bereavement Support Group
meets Wednesday evening, October 22,
6:00-8:00pm, in the Dining Room of the former rectory.
For more information, please call the parish offices.
Thank you for your generosity!
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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
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sr. Dorothy’s Spiritual Nourishment
Priesthood Discernment Group
Monday, October 20, 7:30-9:00pm
Student Lounge, downstairs SJSC
Please email Fr. Dan Westermann
([email protected]) for more information, or
RSVP on Facebook. New men ages 18-28 are
welcome.
Guest Author: Kayla Keyser
Freshman
Being Catholic is a beautiful thing. Being young and
Catholic is a challenge. As college students, we are
constantly faced with the pressures of fitting in along
with an increasingly secular society. Our Catholic
beliefs are not exactly popular and can be hard to
defend when it feels like you’re against
the world.
Least of My Brothers & Sisters
Wednesday, October 22
6:45pm Pizza
7:00pm Presentation
All students are invited to learn about economic
inequality and our Christian responsibility toward
poverty in the world.
In college, we’re at a crossroads in our
life where we are transitioning from our
parent’s faith to our own. We can no
longer ride on the coattails of our
Catholic cribs and we must begin to
forge our own paths to God’s grace. It’s so easy
nowadays to be swallowed up by peer pressure and
the human need of acceptance. However, we, as
Catholics, are called to be bold—to be courageous
leaders in a world full of fearful followers. We need
to rise above fear. We can’t be crippled by shame. It
is essential to face our shortcomings and accept that
we’re not perfect. That’s the beauty of being human:
we don’t have to be! In the end, God’s judgment is
the only one that matters so never let anyone else’s
opinions determine your self-worth. I, myself, tend to
struggle comparing myself to others which at times
can make me feel unworthy. But you are more than
the decisions and the mistakes that you have made.
Who you are starts right now, today. Who you are
depends on where you go with the lessons you’ve
learned from your past.
Alternative Spring Break Program
Applications for ASB trips are now open online! This
year's sites include:
Jonestown, MS (construction)
Kentucky (construction)
Camden DeSales Works (social work)
Camden Romero Center (social work)
Habitat for Humanity: Huntsville, AL
Habitat for Humanity: Philly Area
Cincinnati, OH (social work)
Flint, MI (social work)
Trips are assigned on a first come, first serve basis
with the $125 down payment. We can try to place
you on a trip with a friend! Apply online at
stjohnmsu.org or email [email protected] for more
information.
Red Cross Blood Drive
Friday, October 24
Noon- 5:00pm
McDevitt Hall, downstairs SJSC
We are part of a dwindling generation. We must
stand up and defend our God even when it’s not easy,
knowing that a life full of faith and hope provides much
more happiness and fulfillment than a life full of
momentary satisfaction. We have to be living proof if
we stand a chance at showing our society how
rewarding a relationship with God can be. Not
everyone’s call is the same and each person’s
relationship with God is different, but we are all
Catholic and we are all in this together.
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Kayla
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Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs
blood.
More than 41,000 blood donations are needed
every day.
More than 1.6 million people were diagnosed
with cancer last year. Many of them will need
blood, sometimes daily, during their
chemotherapy treatment.
A single car accident victim can require as many
as 100 pints of blood.
MSU Faculty & Staff
Appreciation Reception
STA School News
Playground Aide Needed
All MSU Faculty and Staff are invited to join us for
a special reception in your honor on Thursday,
October 30, 5:30-7:00pm, in McDevitt Hall at St.
John.
St. Thomas Aquinas school is looking for a playground
aide to work with students from kindergarten
through eighth grades during school recess. Must be
able to talk with students comfortably and redirect
negative behaviors as necessary. Responsible for the
safety and programming of students while at recess.
The hours for this position are from 11:45am - 1:00
pm., Monday - Friday. Please contact Frank Sander at
the school at 517-332-0813 or by e-mail at
[email protected].
This will be an opportunity for you to get to know
one another, and for us to show our gratitude for
all that you do for MSU and our campus ministry
community! Spouses welcome! We hope you can
join us for an evening of hors d’oeuvres and
beverages, as well as great fellowship . . . please
RSVP to either [email protected] or call
Denise Z. at 337-9778.
“Protecting God’s Children”
Virtus Training for Adults takes place
at STA this Wednesday, October 22,
6:30-9:00pm, in Fr. Mac Hall. This
program strives to prevent child sexual
abuse by raising awareness of behaviors and situations
that put children at risk, as well as offering simple steps
to keep our children safe.
Graduate Student and
Young Professional Group
Faith Sharing on Thursday, 10/23
Join us from 7:30pm-8:30pm in the Purple Room
at SJSC. Hope to see you there!
While required for parish employees and volunteers,
a special invitation is extended to parents of the
parish to join us in learning the warning signs of
potential child sexual abuse and appropriate ways to
respond. Please pre-register for this free program
by going to the website at www.virtusonline.org.
Questions or more information, please contact Al
Weilbaecher at 351-5460 or [email protected].
Confirmation Preparation
For MSU Students & Adults
If you are out of high school, baptized
and have celebrated your First
Communion, but have not received the sacrament of
Confirmation, and would like to do so, this is for you!
Preparation sessions for Confirmation will take place
on six Sunday afternoons, 3:00-4:30pm, beginning in
late January, with the celebration of the sacrament
taking place sometime after Easter. Confirmation
registration forms and more information are available
by contacting Al Weilbaecher at 351-5460 or
[email protected].
Could You Help?
Cristo Rey Community Center is in need of a toner
(not ink) based fax machine for office use. Ideally this
would hold an entire ream of paper. Please contact
Aaron Jenkins at 630-484-6423 or email
[email protected] with any donations.
St. Vincent DePaul
In the Gospel today Jesus says: “Repay
to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and
to God what belongs to God.” When
God is the center of our lives there is
no problem with giving others their
due.
Through your gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul
you are helping your neighbor who is hungry, hopeless
and frightened to know that they belong to God.
Rosary Altar Society
For Women of All Ages
Who Wish to Serve the Church
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Altar Society Thank You
The ladies of the Altar Society of STA and SJSC want
to thank everyone for their kind and generous
donations. They are appreciated and will enable us to
carry on the ministries and services we provide.
Thank you!
Rite of Christian Initiation for
Adults Update
This past Sunday the catechumens,
candidates, and their sponsors gathered
to consider the topic, "The Third
Commandment: Keep Holy the Lord's Day".
Like the rest of the commandments, God gave us the
Third Commandment out of love. It helps us give
God a top place in our lives because deep within us
God has placed a yearning and longing that will never
be satisfied until we do. The basic value behind this
commandment is this: regular, reflective, communal
opportunities to open ourselves to God's presence
are essential to maintaining a healthy relationship with
God. As human beings, we need a regular pattern for
taking time for ourselves and for God. We need to
celebrate the Sabbath as a community, for that is
where we come to faith and grow in our faith.
Look to Chapter 27 in The United States Catholic
Catechism for Adults for more information about
the Third Commandment.
This past Tuesday and Sunday the inquirers and their
sponsors learned what Catholics believe about Mary
and the saints. They were able to ask their questions
and clear up some misconceptions about Catholic
beliefs. Mary is a model of a disciple's total response
to God. She was given to us by Jesus on the cross to
be the mother of each one of us. Mary is close to us,
and has a mother's concern for each of us. The saints
are people who have followed the will of God by doing
ordinary things in an extraordinary way. They come
from every age group, occupation, era, and vocation in
life. They are models for us and intercede for us with
God in heaven.
The inquirers also explored the Catholic
understanding of heaven, hell, and purgatory. They
learned that Catholics regard death as a comma, not a
period. Death is a moment of transformation when a
person begins a whole new way of life. God's love for
us is total and unconditional but the choices we make
to be giving or selfish determine how we will spend
eternity. This session was summed up by a quote
from St. Francis de Sales: "Life is for seeking God.
Death is the moment when we find God. Eternity is the
possession of God."
If you have been thinking about exploring your
interest in the Catholic Church, or if you know
someone who has mentioned this possibility, call Pete
Ries at 517-351-5460, ext. 1328 or e-mail him at
[email protected].
Six part DVD Series by Fr. Robert Barron
The better we understand Jesus, the better we
understand ourselves. But who was Jesus, this
itinerant preacher, whom many called the Messiah?
Using biblical insights and engaging stories, Father
Barron affirms that we must see Jesus most clearly
through the lens of the Old Testament. Through this
presentation and discussion of Priest, Prophet, King,
you will better understand Jesus, become more
familiar with Scripture, and realize your own priestly,
prophetic and kingly mission.
This 6-part DVD Series will take place on Mondays,
7:00-8:30pm, October 27-December 1, in Fr. Mac
Hall. Questions? Contact Al Weilbaecher at 351-5460
or [email protected].
Alpha for Catholics
Coming to STA Church in January!
Alpha for Catholics is an introduction to the Christian
faith that gives guests a relaxed and low-key
opportunity to explore the meaning of life. Each of
the ten weekly sessions begins with a simple meal,
followed by a short talk looking at a different aspect
of the Christian faith. After that, there is time for
discussion in a friendly small group.
Alpha is intended for those wanting to grow in
understanding and faith, for those who are new to the
Christian faith, for those wanting to investigate the
Christian faith, and for those who have given up on
church. Know someone who might benefit from
Alpha? For more information or details, contact Al
at 351-5460 or [email protected] Alpha will be held
on Mondays, beginning January 12, in Fr. Mac
Hall.
Prayers for the
Sick & Deceased
Please pray for all those who are ill,
especially, Bea Hughes, Patricia Winnie,
and those listed in our Book of Prayer.
May the Lord who will one day destroy death bring
our faithful departed to the feast of Life. We remember
Kathleen McElheron, and Helen Lothamer.
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CALLED.
YOUTH GROUP - As in most parishes the words
"Youth Group" are used to describe a combination of
study, spiritual development and social activities aimed
at teens. At STA, our regular "Youth Group Meetings"
are focused on spiritual growth. These groups meet
on Sunday morning, 10:15 - 11:30am or Sunday
evening 4:30 - 6:00pm. Following the evening session,
we also have "Hang Out" which will involve a variety of
activities - primarily social. All HS students of the
parish are welcome and will benefit, including those
who attend LCHS.
Guest Columnist
This week, we turn our Youth
Ministry space over to one of our
High School leaders, Sydney
Schneider. Sydney is a senior at
Laingsburg High School. She is a
volunteer catechist and a member of
our Youth Leadership Team. Sydney reflects on the
theme of our first Youth Group meeting of the year:
In our first youth group meeting, we asked ourselves
“why are we here?” That reflection, and its many
layers, really struck me. Of course, on a surface level,
we ask ourselves “why have I come to youth group?”
However, if we delve deeper into reflection the
question becomes “why was I
created?”
DIOCESAN HIGH SCHOOL JAMBOREE
registration forms are due this week! Drop them by
one of the parish offices, or bring them to youth
group. The parish will be registering as a group.
CONFIRMATION PREPARATION - The first
meeting of the year is next week. There will be two
identical sessions that candidates can attend: Saturday,
October 25 or Wednesday, October 19. Pick the
session that best fits your schedule. All sessions are
7-8:30pm in Fr. Mac Hall, downstairs at STA.
If you had asked me those questions
during my freshman year, I probably
would have supplied two answers
drastically different than what I would
reply now. To the first, I may have
said “Because I love God” or “Because I want to learn
about my faith.” To the second, I would have said “to
teach,” as the Holy Spirit has gifted me with the ability
to counsel others. However, in three years I have
grown slightly wiser. I now know that my purpose, the
answer to my “why?”, is to love Jesus both directly and
through those He sends in my path. Yes, learning
about my faith is loving Jesus, and yes, so is teaching
others. But the sole purpose of my entire life can be
summarized in two words: Love Him.
Readings for the Week of October 19, 2014
Sunday Twenty-Ninth Sunday in OrdinaryTime
Is 45:1, 4-6; Ps 96; 1 Thes 1:1-5b;
Mt 22:15-21
Monday Eph 2:1-10; Ps 100; Lk 12:13-21
Tuesday Eph 2:12-22; Ps 85; Lk 12:35-38
Wednesday Eph 3:2-12; Is 12; Lk 12:39-48
Thursday Eph 3:14-21; Ps 33; Lk 12:49-53
Friday
Eph 4:1-6; Ps 24; Lk 12:54-59
Saturday Eph 4:7-16; Ps 122; Lk 13:1-9
Sunday Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Ex 22:20-26; Ps 18; 1 Thes 1:5c-10;
Mt 22:34-40
Living the Faith is not simply attending a weekly youth
group event; it is truly a lifestyle. If we allow ourselves
to truly listen, absorb the teachings we learn in our
hearts, and use these teachings to call upon Christ, He
transforms our entire lives. In many ways, that is a
terrifying notion. As humans, we are resistant to
change, so the idea of a complete transformation
makes us more than a little uneasy. However, if we
allow ourselves to be altered, to be molded by Christ
Himself, something beautiful happens: we are set free.
After all, aren’t we all slaves to something? For some
of us, it’s work or academics. For others, sports or
popularity. There are countless distractions in our daily
lives that can take hold of us. But when we devote our
lives to Him, we rid ourselves of frivolous burdens.
When we devote our lives to Him, we become the
person we were created to be.
Faith Sharing Questions on the Gospel
We invite you to prepare for the liturgy next Sunday,
October 26, by reflecting on the Gospel, Matthew
22:34–40. Jesus names the two greatest
commandments: to love the Lord with your whole
self and to love your neighbor as yourself.
Questions: “In what ways do my actions prove or disclaim
my faith in Christ? What do I need to improve my
relationship with God?”
Sydney
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For further reflections on the Sunday readings,
see the link to “Bringing Home the Word” on the Adult Faith
Formation page of our parish website, www.elcatholics.org.
Small Things
Sunday, October 19
1:30-3:00pm
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
classes are underway for the year,
but we welcome new students all
the time. An easy way to register is to go to the
parish website; under ministries drop down to
"Religious Education". On the Religious Education
page you can print out all the forms you need, or even
register and pay online.
Baraga Room, STA
Now Showing:
GOD’S NOT DEAD
Religion, Spirituality and Health
HOMESTUDY AND ONLINE CLASSES
Parents who registered their children for online
classes should have received information via email
regarding the process for getting started. Those doing
home study should call and arrange a time for picking
up materials. 351-5460
All are invited to attend this important and
informative presentation on Thursday evening,
November 6, at 7:00pm in McDevitt Hall at
SJSC featuring Cindy Bergeman, PhD.
Some people pray for a healthy
recovery when faced with a grave
illness. In fact, faith can give people
the strength to cope with sickness.
But can it boost your chances of
getting well?
COMMUNICATION - All families should be receiving
a weekly email newsletter. If you are not receiving it, we
must either not have an email address for you, or we
misread it. Please let us know! Also, East-Lansing
Religious Education has a Facebook Page. We
encourage you to "like" us and get regular updates.
This lecture focuses on the pathways through which
spiritual and religious practices and beliefs may affect
health outcomes, and the research issues that can
limit our understanding of this important resilience
resource. This special presentation is part of Notre
Dame’s “Hesburgh Lecture Series” and is being
sponsored by the Notre Dame Club of Lansing.
On the first Sunday of every month, the local African
community is celebrating Mass together at STA with
Fr. Tucker Cordani, parochial vicar at St. Thomas.
The first two readings, the songs, psalm response,
Gloria, Creed, and the Our Father are said in one of
the dialects that they have in common, or in French.
Other parts of the Mass, including the Gospel, homily,
and the Eucharistic Prayer, are in English.
Baptismal Celebrations
We joyfully welcome into our
Catholic faith community the
following infants and young
children who were baptized
during the month of September,
and we warmly congratulate their parents!
The Community is composed of Africans from several
different countries: Burundi, Rwanda, Kenya,
Cameroon, etc. The members are from different area
churches, including IHM, St. Therese, and St. Thomas.
They have found that their children are being enticed
away from the Catholic Church by other area
Christian denominations. In an effort to try to keep
their children in the Catholic faith, they have begun to
meet 3 times a month at St. Therese for Bible study
and choir from 3:00pm to 5:00pm every Sunday
except the first Sunday of the month.
Everyone is welcome to join us
Sunday, November 2 at 3:30pm for Mass.
Charlotte Jay
Aleena Ayakan
Everly Rose
Gia Irene
Claire Marie
Alexander Louis
Mia Delaney
Tenley Chris
Vivian Leigh
Amelia Jane
Luke Patrick
Gloria Jean
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Paul & Samantha Dawson
William Claude Biny & Justine Nanti
David & Kelly Bruce
Nick & Ellen Belloli
Daniel & Ashley McKenna
Dan & Stephanie Weeks
Nate & Tonya Monroe
Brian & Anna Bratta
Blakley & Amanda Myler
Curt & Janelle Trowhill
Patrick & Allyson Dean
Dane & Angela Sprecher
God bless all of you!!
Events In our Parish
Mass Intentions
Monday, October 20, 2014
4:30pm
Religious Ed Classes (STA)
5:30pm
Centering/Contemplative Prayer (SJSC)
6:00pm
Evening Prayer (STA)
6:30pm
JustFaith Engaging Spirituality (SJSC)
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
6:30pm
Group Spiritual Direction (STA)
6:30pm
Chinese Prayer Group (SJSC)
6:30pm
3rd Order Dominicans (STA)
7:00pm
RCIA Inquiry (SJSC)
7:00pm
Living in Love Follow up (STA)
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
9:30am
Bible Study (STA)
10:00am
Rosary (STA)
3:15pm, 4:15pm
Cherub Choir Rehearsal (STA)
6:00pm
Evening Prayer (STA)
6:00pm
Bereavement Support Group (STA)
6:30pm
Virtus Session (STA)
7:00pm
Korean Prayer Group (STA)
7:00pm
Light Weigh (STA)
Thursday, October 23, 2014
9:30am
Mom’s Group (SJSC)
12:15pm
Bible Study (SJSC)
3:15pm, 4:30pm
Seraph Choir Rehearsal (STA)
4:30pm
RCIA with Teens & Children (STA)
6:00pm
Choir Rehearsal (STA)
6:30pm
Choir Rehearsal (SJSC)
7:00pm
GS/YP (SJSC)
Friday, October 24, 2014
10:00am
Red Cross Blood Drive (SJSC)
Saturday, October 25, 2014
9:00am
Food Cupboard Opens (SJSC)
Sunday, October 26, 2014
8:30am, 10:20am
Religious Ed Classes (STA)
9:45am
Choir Rehearsal (STA)
10:00am
RCIA Reception (STA)
11:00am
RCIA (SJSC)
1:00pm
Boy Scout Troop #293 (STA)
3:00pm
Collegiate Ensemble Rehearsal (SJSC)
3:50pm
Korean Community Mass (STA)
4:00pm
Spaghetti Supper (SJSC)
4:30pm
Youth Ministry (STA)
5:00pm
A Biblical Walk (STA)
6:30pm
JustFaith Meeting (STA)
Monday, October 20, 2014
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Paula Skinner req. by Kay & Ron Daubenmier
12:15pm (St. John)
Special Intention req. by Ignacio
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
James Prince req. by Skip & Nell Wolcott
9:15pm (St. John)
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Florence Foye req. by Sean Quinn
9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Jim Casper req. by Tony Fedewa
12:15pm (St. John)
Elaine Lepkowski req. by Joan & Greg Wierzba
Thursday, October 23, 2014
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Howard McCarthy req. by Bill & Carol Ann Wilkinson
9:15pm (St. John)
Friday, October 24, 2014
6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
George Merva req. by Knights of Columbus #7816
9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Frank DeRose req. by Darlene Robinson and Long Family
12:15pm (St. John)
Int. of Rick Bryce req. by Peg Bergmann
Saturday, October 25, 2014
4:30pm (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Donald Cassady req. by the Cassady Family
Sunday, October 26, 2014
8:00am (St. John)
9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Peg Murphy req. by Murphy Family
10:00am (St. John)
Stefania Duch req. by the Sweeney Family
11:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Int. of George Guerre req. by Therese Edwards
12:00pm (St. John)
Diane Levande req. by Patrick & Carla Barnes
5:00pm (St. John)
7:00pm (St. John)
Int. of Gregory Rudawski req. by Rosanne Cottone
Lansing Catholic High School has a Part Time
Food Service position available. Hours are 2.5 per
day on open school days. Please call Lansing Catholic
Food Service at 267-2119 for more information.
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