Catholic Community of Manistee
Mission Statement: We,
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.
November 9, 2014
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DINNER
Sunday, November 9 ~ 11:30 am - 1:30 pm ~ St. Joseph Parish Center
Adult $10; Children 5-12 $5; Preschool Eat for Free
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A Community of Believers of One Heart and Mind. ~Acts 4:32
Dedication of the Basilica of
St. John Lateran in Rome
We celebrate today the Dedication of the Basilica of
St. John Lateran in Rome because it is the head and
mother church of all churches in the world. On the
façade of the basilica there is an inscription in Latin
which reads, “the mother and mistress of all churches
of Rome and the world.” One might think St. Peter’s
Basilica is the head of all the churches but in fact it is
the Basilica of St. John Lateran. Every bishop has a
cathedral and the Pope’s cathedral is the Basilica of
St. John Lateran not the Basilica of St. Peter.
You may ask “Why is the Basilica of St. John Lateran
the Pope’s cathedral and not the Basilica of St. Peter
since he lives next to St. Peter's Basilica?” History
gives us the answer. In the early centuries Christianity
was outlawed in Rome and many Christians in Rome
suffered martyrdom. The Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity and the famous Edict of Milan in
313 AD allowed Christians to practice their religion in
public. Constantine had been given the palace in Rome
that belonged to the Laterani and after his conversion
to Christianity he gave it to the Pope. The Lateran
Palace was then adapted to become a church and was
dedicated on November 9th 324 and the Pope then
lived in the Lateran Palace, as it was called, for the
next 1000 years and the basilica was his cathedral. It
was first called the Basilica of the Savior but later was
also dedicated to St. John the Baptist and St. John the
Evangelist and so it acquired the name Basilica of St.
John Lateran. When the Papacy transferred to Avignon
for about a century, the condition of the Lateran deteriorated so much that when the Papacy returned to
Rome the Pope lived in two other locations before
finally settling adjacent to St. Peter’s Basilica where he
now lives.
Perhaps we could say that the many times the Basilica
suffered destruction of some kind is a symbol of the
attacks on the Church and the hatred of some for the
Church. The Basilica was attacked by the Vandals
twice in 408 and 455. It was almost totally destroyed
by an earthquake in 896 and it was destroyed by fire
in 1308 and 1360. The Basilica is visited by huge
numbers of pilgrims every year also symbolizing the
love of so many people for the Church.
Those who visit the Basilica on pilgrimage visit it not
just because it is the head of all churches and the
Pope’s cathedral. The wooden altar on which St. Peter
celebrated Mass while in Rome is inside the main altar.
The heads of Sts. Peter and Paul were once believed
to be inside busts above the main altar. Part of the
table on which the Last Supper was celebrated is said
to be behind a bronze depiction of the Last Supper. At
one time the Holy Stairs which is nearby was also in
the Lateran, the stairs in Pilate’s house on which Jesus
is said to have walked during his trial. It is a marble
stairs and is now covered with wood to protect it. Pilgrims
ascend the stairs on their knees contemplating Jesus’
Passion and on the way up drops of blood may be seen
on the marble stairs beneath protective glass. The
stairs was brought to Rome by Constantine’s mother
St. Helena.
Celebrating the dedication of the Pope’s cathedral
today shows our unity with the Pope and our love and
respect for him. Not only that, but it shows that we are
united with each other in the Church. St. Paul described
this unity in the Church in his first letter to the
Corinthians as the Body of Christ.
For as with the human body which is a unity although
it has many parts – all the parts of the body, though
many, still making up one single body – so it is with
Christ. We were baptized into one body in a single
Spirit, Jews as well as Greeks, slaves as well as free
men, and we were all given the same Spirit to drink. (1
Cor 12:12-13))Now Christ’s body is yourselves, each
of you with a part to play in the whole. (1 Cor 12:27)
In our first reading today we heard Ezekiel’s vision of a
river flowing from the Temple in Jerusalem and bringing life everywhere it went (Ezek 47). We could see it
as a vision of the Church receiving life-giving grace
from Jesus. In the Letter to the Ephesians we read,
You are built upon the foundations of the apostles and
prophets, and Christ Jesus himself is the cornerstone.
Every structure knit together in him grows into a holy
temple in the Lord; and you too in him are being built up
into a dwelling-place of God in the Spirit. (Eph 2:19-21)
In our second reading today we have a similar idea,
“You are God’s buildingGthe foundationGis Jesus
Christ.” (1 Cor 3:9, 11) These passages from Scripture
remind us to make Jesus the foundation stone and
corner stone of our lives because there is a life-giving
river flowing from him to fill us with his grace.
As we celebrate today the dedication of the “the mother
and mistress of all churches of Rome and the world”
let us pray also for those who have got lost going
through life that they may find the Church as a true
mother and that Jesus may become the foundation
stone and corner stone of their lives.
Copyright © Fr. Tommy Lane 2013
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Mass Schedule this Week
Saturday, November 8
4:00 pm
Mass (SJ) - For the living and deceased of
the Catholic Community of Manistee
6:00 pm
Mass (SJ) - † Tom Lindeman
November 9 The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
7:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † William ‘Bill’ Fortier
9:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † Noble Holmes
11:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † Conrad Adamski
NOVEMBER 9, 2014
This Week in Our Community
Sunday, November 9
9:00-Noon
HARVEST Clean-Up (MCC)
11:30-1:30
K of C Dinner (SJPC)
Monday, November 10
2:00 pm
20 Decade Rosary (SJ)
6:30 pm
MCC Alumni Association (Saber Café)
6:30 pm
Knights of Columbus #853 (SJPC)
Monday, November 10 St. Leon the Great
9:00 am
Mass (SJ) - † Samuel Debono
(Catholic War Veterans)
5:15 pm
Mass (SJ) - † Marion Holowinski
(Hugh and Pat O’Hagan)
Tuesday, November 11
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)
Tuesday, November 11 St. Martin of Tours
10:00 am
Mass (MCC Chapel) - † Mary Jane Feliczak
(Rogene Feliczak and Children)
2:00 pm
Mass (Medical Care) - † Donald Shively
(Clara Rozga)
Wednesday, November 12
6:00 pm
Folk Choir Practice (SJ)
6:15-7:30 pm Faith Formation (Pre-9th Grade) (SJPC)
7:00 pm
Choir Practice (SJ Choir Loft)
Wednesday, November 12 St. Josaphat
7:55 am
Mass (MCC Chapel) - † Sr. Caroline
Benigni (Benigni and Chida Families)
5:15 pm
Mass (SJ) - † Pat Gielczyk
(Art Kolanowski)
Thursday, November 13 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
9:00 am
Mass (SJ) - For the health of Ed and Marge
Grabowski (Renee)
Friday, November 14
9:00 am
Mass (SJ) - † Harold and Mary Ann Sielski
(Ken and Harriet Sielski)
5:15 pm
Mass (SJ) - † Raphael and Shirley Mikula
(Don and Bev Swidorski)
Saturday, November 15
4:00 pm
Mass (SJ) - For the living and deceased of
the Catholic Community of Manistee
6:00 pm
Mass (SJ) - † Marion Tykoski (Sally)
November 16 Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † Dale Edmondson, Sr.
(Jim and Sharon Edmondson)
8:00 am
TV Mass for the Homebound from Gaylord
Cable Channel 3 (Fox 32)
9:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † Louis and Rita Gumbus
(Barker and Lindsay Families)
11:30 am
Mass (SJ) - † Dorothy Bachinski (An.)
(Husband LaVerne and Family)
Thursday, November 13
8:30 am
Matthew 25:35 Food Pantry Set-Up
(SJPC Lower Level)
1:00-3:00 pm Joy of the Gospel, Part 3 (SJPC Lounge)
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, November 14
10:00 am-Noon Matthew 25:35 Food Pantry Distribution
(SJPC Lower Level)
Noon-1:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (SJ)
1:45 pm
MCC Grandparents Day Celebration (MCC)
6:00-7:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (SJ)
Saturday, November 15
Food Pantry Collection Weekend at All Masses
9:00-2:00
Holiday Vendor & Craft Fair (MCC)
10:00-2:00
Annual Christmas Craft Bazaar (SJPC)
10:00-1:00
Paper Recycle / Bottle & Can Drop Off
(MCC - Paper Truck)
5:30 pm
Pinochle (SJPC lower level lounge)
Nov. 16th Readings: 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Proverbs 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31;
1 Thessalonians 5:1-6; Matthew 25:14-30
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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With Deepest Sympathy
In your kindness and prayers, please remember the
souls of Elizabeth Omondi, grandmother of Fr. Sylvestre
Obwaka, who passed away October 31; and Robert
Budnik, who passed away November 1. May they now
enjoy the great blessings of eternal life. May their family
and friends experience God’s consoling presence
during this time of loss.
For those who may want to send a note of sympathy:
Fr. Sylvestre Obwaka
585 S Third St, Rogers City, MI 49779
231.723.2619
NEW EUCHARISTIC MINISTER T RAINING OFFERED
Interested in becoming an Extraordinary Minster of
Holy Communion? Extraordinary are lay people who
assist the priest by serving Holy Communion during
Mass and to those who are homebound or ill. Training
of new ministers will take place in Manistee on
Thursday, November 20 from 7:00 - 8:30 pm in St.
Joseph Church. Please call Ann at the CCM Office to
register.
Celebrating Our Parishioners
Happy Anniversary!!
Sanctuary Lamp
November 9 - 15 at St. Joseph Church
For the Intentions of Marge and Ed Grabowski
Requested by Renee
November 9 - 15 at Manistee Catholic Central
In Loving Memory of Daniel Brzezniak
Requested by his Mom
Thank You All!
How do we start to thank the many friends, family
members and neighbors of Marilyn and myself for their
true feelings of loss and sympathy shown to our family
during this difficult time in our lives.
We would like to personally thank Father Chet for his
timely arrival at our home to anoint Marilyn with the
Sacrament of the Sick, hours before her passing. It
truly helped console Marilyn, myself and our sons.
We would especially like to express our gratitude to
Father John for his inspirational eulogy. He spoke of
Marilyn as if he had personally known her throughout
her life. (Thank You)
Also, our appreciation goes out to the Eucharistic
ministers and server: Renee Zwiefka, Kristie Harless,
Helen Helminiak, and Phil Fedder. A special thank you
to Marcy Gorney for reading the scriptures. Marcy was
one of her very close friends. To the Catholic community
choir, organist Kelly Niles and soloist Mary Filippis, we
thank you for such a beautiful job.
To the luncheon crew who worked so hard to provide
us, our family and friends with a wonderful and delicious
meal. (Thank you all)
Thank you so much Paul & Jen Kubacki and the staff
at Herbert Funeral Home for all the arrangements you
made for us during this difficult and trying time.
Most sincerely,
The Family of Marilyn Schrader
11/9 - Daniel & Jean Kuczynski (46th), Steve & Linda
Shively (30th), and Mike & Jackie Raczkowski (29th)
11/10 - Ron & Kathy Gutowski (35th), and Robert &
Teresa Malkowski (35th)
11/11 - James & Brenda Krusniak (42nd), and Jerome
& Jane Kolanowski (36th)
11/12 - Joe & Rosemary Chick (37th)
11/14 - Patrick & Stephanie Bryant (5th)
Happy Birthday!!
11/9 - Donna Babcock, Connie Krusniak, Rosalee
Star Chief, Leonard Malkowski, Geoffrey Horvath,
Mary Jo Jach, Cheryl Heuer, Debra Gajewski, Tamara
Gutowski, Julie Kruse, Zach Steinberg, Nicholas Fortier,
Jason Kaminski, Nicholas Bauman (18), and Grady &
Myles Harless (7)
11/10 - Barbara Harter, Rosemarie Kramp, Don Kuk,
Patricia Weir, Jackie Raczkowski, Lee Pizana, Nicole
Noble, Sara Schaefer (14), Katelyn Burkhart (9), Holly
Riley-Lampinen (7), & Adeline Shively (4)
11/11 - Stephanie Sielski, Phyllis Fedder, Rose Ann
Wilkosz, Liz Herrmann, Austin Bachinski (15), Maggie
Blevins (15), & Christopher Rowland (15)
11/12 - Pat Bassarab, Harold Krause, Pat Bladzik,
James Henderson, Mary Wisniski, Rick Polcyn, Ron
Polcyn, Rita Archer-Russo, Carol Kaczmarek, Brian
Kruse, Kathy Hull, Trent Schmeling, Kaylan Kolanowski
(15), and Regan & Rianna Leiffiers (7)
11/13 - Marge Grabowski, Jan Maki, Karen Goodman,
Michael Marzinski, Joshua Stone, Rebecca Oleniczak,
Danielle Urban, Joseph Nelson (18), Autumn & Emma
Miller (13), & Blake Modrzynski (1st)
11/14 - Caroline Milarch, Arlene Nummerdor, Robert
Hallead, Gary Sielski, Mary Campbell, Dale Roberts,
Phil Johnson, Keith Winter, Casey Thomas, William
Sturgeon, Alex Barnett, Courtney Stefanski, & Griffin
Close (2)
11/15 - Art Olen, Phyllis Hanna, Richard Veine, Kim
Kolanowski, Samantha Van Aelst, Christopher Engstrom,
Sarah Hilliard, & Jean Engstrom (17)
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STEWARDSHIP BY THE BOOK
Stewardship Report
The "worthy wife" described in today's first reading is a
perfect example of active stewardship, reaching out
her hands to the poor and extending her arms to the
needy.
November 1st & 2nd
(All Saints included):
Number of Envelopes Used
NOVEMBER 9, 2014
661
Weekly Goal
$13,688.00
MCC School
Weekly Contributions
$16,792.00
723.2529 ~ www.sabers.org
Amount Over (Short)
$3,104.00
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.
Year-to-Date Over (Short)
$392.78
UPCOMING DATES:
8th Grade Retreat - Thursday, Nov. 20
Parent/Teacher Conferences - Thursday, Nov. 20,
3:30 - 5:00 pm and 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Thank you to all who have “Let your light shine" through
giving to the 2014 Catholic Services Appeal. To date,
we have received $146,213.25 in gifts/pledges, from
505 households, toward this year’s appeal efforts. This
amount equals 80% 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.
1/2 Day for Students - Friday, Nov. 21. Dismiss at
11:55 am
Parent/Teacher Conferences - Friday, Nov. 21 from
12:30 - 3:30 pm
WMD Mass Band & Concert - Tuesday, Nov. 25 at
7:00 pm
No School - Wednesday, Nov. 26 - Friday, Nov. 28
Liturgical Ministers for November 15th & 16th
Presider
Lector
Altar Servers
Eucharistic Ministers
11/15
4:00 pm
Fr. John
S. Skiera
L. & E.
Golembiewski
(H) M. L. Racine, T. & G. Golembiewski (C) A. Link,
J. Kuczynski, C. Wissner, R. Wojciechowski
11/15
6:00 pm
Fr. Chet
J. Gamache
M. Barnett
(H) S. Smart (C) K. Harless, R. Swidorski,
Two Volunteers
11/16
7:30 am
Fr. Chet
J. Janowiak
C. Wittlieff
(H) H. & J. Janowiak (C) J. Treml, R. Zwiefka,
D. Pieczynski, S. Linke
11/16
9:30 am
Fr. Chet
D. Kowalkowski
N. & B. Falk
(H) B. Kowalkowski, H. Helminiak, M. Jorgensen
(C) C. Steinberg, S. & J. Schmeling, K. Bauman
11/16
11:30 am
Fr. John
J. Linahan
McLinden Family
(H) V. & D. Kuk, C. Kott (C) S. Valencia,
F. Patulski, K. Skiera, S. McLinden
CLOW: L. Fortier, J. Robke
A BIG Thank You to Our Bulletin SPONSOR OF THE WEEK:
Baker Accounting & Tax Service
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FAMILY PERSPECTIVE
As the man in today’s gospel entrusted his servants
with his money, so God has ‘entrusted’ our family to
us. Like the good servants we are expected, not to
play it safe, but to selflessly and totally invest ourselves
in each other.
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.
231.723.2619
During the Season of Advent, parishioners
are invited to take part in The Giving
Tree. Gift tags are made and placed on
a tree at church. A tag is made for each
resident of the Manistee County Medical
Care Facility, for the Love INC families
who we ‘adopt’ for Christmas, and for
Toys for Tots.
Parishioners will then purchase the requested item, or
an item of their choosing, and place the gift under The
Giving Tree at church.
Each year we support The Giving Tree project in an
attempt to make someone’s Christmas a little bit brighter.
We are looking for someone, or a few someone’s, who
would be willing to head up this outreach. Please contact
Heather at 723.2529, ext. 10 for more information.
Prayer Requests
Faith Formation students and their families had a fun
night on Wednesday, October 28th to end the harvest
season with cider, donuts, apple slices & caramel dip.
Have a blessed Weekend!
Be kind to one another, compassionate, forgiving one
another as God has forgiven you in Christ.
~ Ephesians 4:32
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, Maren Balcer, Ronald
Bauman, M.C., Landon Cameron, Betty Carboneau,
Judy & Bernie Chapple, S.F., Lorraine Feliczak, Rose
Fortier, Frances Granger, Alice Gregorski, Mary Ann
& Rudy Gross, Dave Kaminski, Donald Karas, Ervin &
Ilene Kowalski, Mitch Lane, Dr. John Long, Lydia Loredo,
Alvin Madsen, Brian McLaughlin, Marty Nelson Sr.,
Martha Oleniczak, A. P., Marilyn Perski, Sharon
Peterson, Paul Pietrasik, Carl Rutske, D.H.S., Stephanie
Sielski, Camilla Sonefeld, Gary Sullivan, Roy Swiatlowski,
Deb Swidorski, Lois Symanski, Jo Etta Teevin, J.W.,
Duane Wagberg, Janet Wood, T. Wood Family, and
Richard Zatarga. 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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ATTENTION: EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF
HOLY COMMUNION
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 the final session on Tuesday, November
11 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm in St. Joseph Church, if you
haven’t already attended one of the other two offered.
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.
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THE JOY OF THE GOSPEL: HIDDEN T REASURE
The third session of ‘Joy of the Gospel’ will be held on
Thursday, November 13 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm at St.
Joseph Parish Center in the lounge.
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Food Pantry
Collection Weekend
November 15th & 16th
Please donate either non-perishable food items (no glass
please), household items, or a monetary donation.
The donations will be divided between Matthew 25:35
Food Pantry at St. Joseph Parish Center (lower level)
in Manistee and the Community Food Bank at St. Joseph
in Onekama. Because the need for food never goes
away, the Catholic Community will be holding this
monthly collection in response to the Lord’s mandate
to feed the poor.
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WREATH SALE
Manistee County Habitat for Humanity is again selling
beautiful Christmas wreaths for $20. They are handmade, approximately 20 inches in diameter, with a red
bow, berries and pine cones. Pre-orders are taken
until November 11. Contact Kris at 398.9368 or
[email protected]. Wreaths will be ready for pick
up at the St. Joseph Men's Club break-fast on Dec. 7,
after 8:30 am in the parish center. Buyers may pay at
that time. Quantities are limited. Thank you.
NOVEMBER 9, 2014
The L.I.F.E. event that had
been planned for December
in celebration of the season
of Advent has had to be cancelled due to the unavailability
of our guest speaker. The
L.I.F.E group will be back in action in the New Year!
Look for more information in upcoming church bulletins.
Thank you for your understanding.
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CIVIC CLUB F ALL DINNER
Sunday, November 16th ~ 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
St. Joseph Civic Club, 183 9th St
Public Welcome! Take Outs Available
Adult $10; Children 5-12 $5; Preschool Eat for Free
Menu: baked chicken, homemade cabbage rolls, fresh
Polish sausage, sweet & sour cabbage, real mashed
potatoes, gravy, stuffing, buttered squash, buttered corn,
rolls, dessert, coffee, and lemonade. Meal prepared
by Jerry Zupin & Crew
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ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CRAFT BAZAAR
Saturday, November 15th ~ 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
St. Joseph Parish Center
Have something for sale? Rent a Table! Contact
Audrey Schuessler at 723.5085 for information
BAZAAR LUNCHEON
The Manistee Catholic Central Alumni Association is
sponsoring a lunch during the Annual Christmas Craft
Bazaar on November 15th at the St. Joseph Parish
Center from 11:00 am – 1:30 pm. Stop in for a bowl of
soup, sloppy joe or hotdog plate, and a variety of
delicious desserts.
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14TH ANNUAL MCC HOLIDAY
VENDOR & CRAFT F AIR
Saturday, November 15th ~ 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Manistee Catholic Central School Cafeteria
Come & Enjoy Your Own Hunting!!
Gift Bags filled with goodies from our Vendors for our
first 30 adult customers. Unique gifts, décor, fresh
wreaths, jewelry, candles, chocolate, baked goods,
jams, leather, crochet, knitting & much more.
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PHONE SCAM ALERT
Phone scams are circulating once again, the latest
here involving the IRS. NEVER give ANY personal
information to anyone over the phone, unless you
initiated the call to someone you trust. Do NOT return
phone calls to numbers or names you do not recognize.
Suspected scams should be reported. Please visit
www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0076-phone-scams
for more information on how to protect yourself.
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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
Harold & Bernadine Strzyzewski & son John Strzyzewski
Catholic Community of Manistee, 254 Sixth St, Manistee, MI 49660
231.723.2619 ~ www.catholiccommunityofmanistee.com
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