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St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel
Catholic Church
Detroit, Michigan
Fourth Sunday of Easter
April 17, 2016
munity multicultural family of St. Raymond-Our
Lady of Good Counsel
parish of Detroit. We share
the love of Jesus by welcoming and serving friends
and strangers, young and
old, rich and poor. We are
called to be the light of
Christ in our neighborhood,
strengthened by prayer and
worship, especially the
Eucharist.
We see ourselves as a
rock in our community. We
are dedicated to grow in
unity with God and one
another. We invite all to
join with their time, talents
and treasures in the journey
toward building God’s kingdom. Under the guidance of
the Holy Spirit, we are
dedicated to keep a
Catholic presence in our
neighborhood.
ST. RAYMOND-OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL
PARISH
Adopted: June 26, 2011
Bread for the
World - 2016
Offer of letters
Pastoral Reflections
“I know them and they follow me.”
When Jesus uses the image of sheep to describe those in his care, he is describing a
situation to which his listeners can easily
relate. It is a well-used image from the Old
Testament to describe the people entrusted
to the care of their leaders. The priests,
prophets and kings failed in their responsibilities to such an extent that God the Father took back the flock into his personal
care, and now they are entrusted to Jesus,
the good shepherd. Sheep are not pampered and coddled, shampooed and deodorised. They are smelly, frisky, freedomloving and get themselves into all sorts of
difficult and often life-threatening situations. They need a shepherd to look after
them, to guide them and keep them safe.
Just as parents recognise the different cries
of their own children, so the good shepherd listens for the cry of his sheep. And
just as children recognise the voice of their
parents, so those who belong to Jesus listen
for his voice and follow him.
From the book of the Apocalypse, we learn
that the good shepherd so identified with
the sheep of his flock that he became the
Lamb that was slain, the one who laid
down his life for his sheep and who now
After Mass today, members of our Christian Service
Commission are asking you to sign letters which will be
mailed to our Senators to pass legislation to eliminate
hunger by 2030. This is the goal of Bread for the World,
an interdenominational group formed to accomplish this.
Thank you,
Christian Service Commission
Cy Chauvin, Dolores McHale, and
Jane Selwa
leads his flock to springs of
water around the throne of
God, in heaven.
Perhaps we can gather from
what we have already said
that God’s house as described
by Jesus is not some manyroomed country mansion,
good to look at but impossible to live in. It
is, perhaps, more of a farmyard, which
might be difficult to live in but is bursting
with life in all its complexity. Speaking to
priests during Holy Week 2013, Pope
Francis urged them to be close to those
who are vulnerable and marginalised, and
to be “shepherds living with the smell of
the sheep”. Later that year in his apostolic
exhortation Evangelii Gaudium, “The Joy
of the Gospel”, Pope Francis used the
same words as he called on the Church to
be an evangelising community by getting
involved in people’s daily lives. Evangelisers, he says, thus take on “the smell of the
sheep”. Pope Francis doesn’t see the
Church as a museum to be visited, holding
the treasures of a bygone age. The Church
is a community of people who care about
the world in which we live. They care
about the people among whom we live,
especially those who are most in need.
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All-You-Can-Eat
SPAGHETTI DINNER
THIS SUNDAY, APRIL 17TH
14th
We are the Catholic Com-
FROM 12NOON-2 PM
IN THE COMMUNITY CENTER
ADULTS: $7.50;
CHILDREN 10 & UNDER:
$3.50
ORGAN & MUSIC
PROGRAM
Treasures from our Tradition
Just as the early church consecrated women living
alone in the world, today that consecration is available
to women who take solemn vows as cloistered nuns
(different from religious sisters), women who follow a
way of life in communities called “secular institutes,”
and laywomen. Oddly, the ritual is not permitted for
religious sisters. The prayers talk about the woman’s
self-gift to Christ, and her self-gift to the Church. Up
until recent years, this was a solemn ceremony performed only for cloistered nuns under certain circumstances. In its new form, we have a ritual that revives
a very ancient and little-known way of life. Today, a
woman can live independently at home, without association with any religious sisterhood or institute, yet
be consecrated to holiness and service. Normally, a
ring and/or a veil may be given in the liturgy of consecration. It is a rite very different from religious profession, where the sister makes promises or vows, and
is rather an expression of approval and blessing for a
way of life already embraced. Unlike ancient times,
which valued actual virginity, the new rite may be
celebrated for anyone provided there has never been a
marriage and the woman has always lived a virtuous
life. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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Good Counsel
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AND PRAYERS... for the family and
friends for Karen Cobb who passed
away at the age of 62. Karen and her late
husband, Robert were members of St. Raymond and
St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Parishes.
She leaves behind several children, two sisters,
grandchildren and extended family. Visitation for
Karen will take place on Sunday, April 17th from 2
to 8 pm with the recitation of the Rosary at 4 pm. It
will take place at the Wasik Funeral Home in Warren. The Funeral Mass will take place on Monday at
11 am with in-state at 10:30 am. Eternal rest, grant
unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her.
Saturday, April 23, 2016 from 9 am to 4:30 pm
Sacred Heart Major Seminary
Keynote speaker: Therese Wilson Favors. All women
are welcome. For more information call: 313-5967103 or go to www.aod.org
Young adult theology group
Monday, April 18, 2016
Traffic Jam Restaurant in Detroit
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Topic: Evangelization through Sacred
Theology on Tap is a great opportunity for young
Catholic adults to meet in a comfortable setting to explore our faith and how it affects our lives.
Renew International’s Theology on Tap is a licensed
program that encourages the exploration of faith
amongst young adults, ages 18-35, in a setting that is
meant to be non-threatening and open to dialogue. It
must also be known that since the Church’s call for
the New Evangelization, Theology on Tap has become
a vehicle for reaching out to those who are not yet
disciples in the "new areopogi" or to engage those
who may feel uncomfortable in traditional Church settings. For more information call: 313-237-4680 or go
to yacm@aod.org
St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church
Monday: 6 pm SVDP Meeting in C.C.
Tuesday:
munity center
9:30-11 am St. Vincent de Paul in CC
7 pm Alcohol Anonymous Group in com-
Wednesday:
6:30 pm Bible Sharing in Parish House
7 pm Choir rehearsal in Church sacristy room
Thursday:
4:30 - 5:30 pm St. Vincent de Paul in CC
Friday:
10 am Quilters in Parish House
Saturday:
9 am to 1 pm Thrift Store in CC
3:45 pm Confession/Reconciliation
3:45 pm Recitation of the Rosary in Chapel
4 pm Mass
Sunday:
9 pm Hmong Faith Sharing in parish house
9-10 am Religious Education Class and Sacramental Prep
10:30 am Mass (choir) Children Bible Sharing
(“PASTORAL REFLECTIONS” continued
from page 1)
Jubilee Year of Mercy
Good Shepherd Sunday: World Day of
Prayer for Vocations
This Sunday celebrates Jesus
as “the Good Shepherd.” When announcing this Jubilee Year of Mercy, Pope Francis focused on Jesus’
“lost sheep” parable in Luke. “[Who] among you,”
Jesus asks, “having a hundred sheep and losing one of
them would not leave the ninety-nine in the desert and
go after the lost one until he finds it?” (Luke 15:4). A
reasonable answer? “No responsible shepherd who
wants to keep the job!” Yet Jesus considers one lost
person supremely important and suggests blaming the
shepherd. The sheep didn’t “go astray,” the shepherd
“lost” it. Thus, “when he does find it, he sets it on his
shoulders with great joy” (15:5). That tender image of
Jesus adorns the simple cross Pope Francis has always
worn, the Good Shepherd gently carrying the lost sheep
home on his shoulders. During this Jubilee Year of
Mercy, may we, who once were lost ourselves but now
are found, join Jesus in seeking, finding, and gently
carrying home at least one precious lamb.
—Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
Today is the World Day of Prayer for Vocations. We ask God to help us all to recKROGER COMMUNITY REWARDS!
ognise the voice of the good shepherd and
At any location
to follow him; to understand, however, that
Register your Kroger Card on-line or go to the Serwe are not just sheep who follow, but sharvice Desk. (If you do not have a card, register for
ers with Jesus in his mission to seek out
one). The Parish receives a percentage of all purchases. Be sure to
and save those who are lost. It is a mission mention St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Church and the
number: 72608. REMINDER: You must re-enroll every year in
to get involved with the smells and the
April to stay current.
mess of this world in order to create the
world that God wants. Today is not a day
to regret the shortage of priests and reliMEIJER REWARDS! A t a n y l o c a t i o n
gious and to pray that God will plug the
Register your Meijer Card on-line or go to Service
gaps. It is, rather, a day for all of us to
Desk
(If
you
do
not
have a card, register for one).
commit ourselves in such a way that young
people from our community will feel that a
Are partnering up to raise funds for St. Raycall to priesthood or religious life is a natumond-Our
Lady of Good Counsel Church.
ral and normal way to find happiness and
fulfilment for their lives; to be shepherds
Here is how it works:
and not museum guides.
When any St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel parishioners,
(excerpt from “The living Word” a Liguori Redemptorist
friends or anyone mentioning the parish makes an eyeglass purchase
Publication; Hampshire, England)
Fraser Optical will donate 20% of that purchase to the parish. This
only applies to glasses not contact lenses or professional fees.
Dwelling Place
Any questions please contact Dr. Mark Stefani at 586-206-6758
God dwells wherever we let God in.
Locations: Fraser: 586-293-8888 • Sterling Heights: 586-977-9010
—Ancient Jewish saying
Shelby:586-254-9620
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St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Anniversary Book
On Sunday, June 5, 2016, St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish will celebrate its 75th
Anniversary. At 10:30 am a Mass of Thanksgiving will be concelebrated by Archbishop Allen
Vigneron (main Celebrant), along with Fr. Bob Kotlarz and former Parish Priests. Afterwards,
you are welcome to tour the School and Church. Dinner and socializing are planned from 1:00
to 5:00 pm at the Barrister Gardens in St. Clair Shores Michigan.
Sponsorship
To commemorate the event we are putting together an Anniversary Book. If you are, a business, parishioner, alumni, or friend, space will be available for sponsorship by placing an ad,
congratulatory message, etc. This will not only help personalize the book but also defray the cost to the Parish.
To contribute, please select an ad size, write your message or attach a business card/ advertisement that you would
like included. (You may submit a line-art drawing or logo is you wish; we do ask that it be a clear copy. It can be emailed to: j_karski@saintraymond.com).
Ad Size and Price
Q Full Page (8 ½ x 11)
$100.00
Q
Quarter Page (4 x 5)
$35.00
Q Half Page (8 x 5 ½)
$50.00
Q
Business Card (2 x 3 ½)
$25.00
Message:
Please fill out the information below and return complete form:
Name:
___________________________________________________________
Address:
___________________________________________________________
Phone Number(s):
___________________________________________________________
Business Name (if applicable): ___________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip:
___________________________________________________________
Along with your check payable to:
St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish
20103 Joann Ave
Detroit, MI 48205
ATT: John Karski
Need Additional Information?
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the Anniversary Celebration, please contact the following:
Parish Office: 313-527-0525; Fax: 313-527-9776; E-mail: c_bissa@saintraymond.com
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We invite everyone to a Bible Study with
Sr. Rosemarie held on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 7:30 pm at the Parish
House.
Easing eczema
• Stay away from triggers, such
as scented soaps or perfumes.
• Use a moisturizer, especially
after taking a shower or bath.
• Pat the skin dry after bathing,
don’t rub.
• Soothe itchy skin with a cold
compress.
• Use a humidifier when the
weather is dry or cold.
• Avoid extreme temperatures.
• Choose clothing made from
cotton or cotton blend fabrics.
Volunteer Parish Nurse:
Joann Clinchoc, RN
In Partnership with St. John
Providence Community Health
Eczema can be linked to allergies
Allergies do more than make a person sneeze
and cough. They have also been associated with
a chronic, itchy skin rash.
Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, is a skin condition with symptoms including dry, itchy skin
and rashes behind the knees, on the hands and
feet, inside the elbows, and on the face. Symptoms might change over time, as the rash flares
up and then improves.
Eczema is most common in babies and children, and a child with parents who have seasonal allergies is more likely to develop the condition. In addition, a child with
eczema is more likely to develop food allergies, asthma, and hay fever.
Eczema can improve or go away as a child grows older, and more than half of
children outgrow it by their teenage years. However, for some, the condition
persists into adulthood.
Certain irritants (such as soaps, cleaners, perfumes, and cigarette smoke) and
allergens (including dust mites, mold, and pollen) can make eczema worse. A person may get contact eczema when the skin touches an allergy-causing substance.
Allergy fast facts
• If a parent has allergies, a
child has a 33 percent
chance of developing them. If
both parents have allergies,
the child has a 70 percent
chance.
• An allergy can develop at any
time during a person’s life.
• A person might be able to
tolerate a small exposure to an
allergen, but react to a more
significant exposure.
• Children may outgrow an allergy. Some people have
fewer allergy symptoms after
middle age.
• A person with a food allergy
might also be allergic to
similar proteins found
elsewhere. For example,
someone who is allergic to
bananas may also be allergic
to ragweed.
The cause of eczema is not known, although it is likely that both genetic and environmental factors play a role.
When making a diagnosis, a doctor may ask about a family history of allergies, whether you have hay fever or
asthma, whether you have been exposed to a skin irritant, or if certain foods cause skin flare-ups.
While there is no test to check for eczema, your doctor may recommend you be tested for allergies by a dermatologist or allergist.
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AREA EMERGENCY FOOD OUTREACH PROGRAMS:
« St. Vincent de Paul Society “Food Cupboard”
St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Community Center 20055 Joann Ave. (next to School building)
Tues. 9:30-11 am; Thurs. 4:30-5:30 pm. Phone: 313-372-0437.
« Neighborhood Services Organization
NSO/Unity Way at 313-923-5050
For food, utility payments, and health
« E.N.O.F.
(New Location!)
(Emergency Neighborhood Outreach of Food) Program
at All Nations Church located at the (old OLGC site).
Schedule: Monday “ sign up for voucher” 10am – 12noon.
For “Food Pick-up” on Wednesdays 10am - 12noon.
Please enter by way of Annott Street Entrance. ID & personal bags are required at Monday sign-up with the vouchers. Sponsored by Forgotten Harvest. DTE Assistance is
now available at Monday Sign-Up.
SAINT RAYMOND-OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL
20103 Joann - Detroit, MI 48205
Phone: (313)527-0525 Fax: (313)527-9776
PARISH WEBSITE: www.stray-olgc.org
PARISH E-MAIL:
Info@saintraymond.com
Pastoral Administrator/Senior Priest: Fr. Bob Kotlarz
Catechist (Hmong Community)
Xai Lu Cha
Development
Carol Bissa
Volunteer Parish Nurse
Joann Clinchoc, RN
Evangelization Coordinator
Religious Education Coordinator
My Xiong
Spiritual Director: Beryl Fletcher
Office Manager (Bulletin Editor)/
Minister of Music
John Karski,
Bookkeeping
Dave Elsey
Maintenance/Housekeeping
Keshawna Bost/Carol Mitchell
Lectors / Eucharistic Ministers
Pat Connor / Office Manager
WORSHIP SCHEDULE:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday, 8:30 a.m.
Saturday, 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
Holy Days - 12 noon
RECONCILIATION (Confession):
Every Saturday, 3:45 pm or before
Mass in Church; also by appointment.
Baptisms, Marriage, Funerals,
Sacramental Records
- Please call the rectory for arrangements
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pm
Also by Appointment.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
313-372-0437
Tuesdays, 9:30-11:00 a.m.
Thursdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m.
in the Community Center.
THRIFT STORE
Dolores McHale - (586)777-4144
Saturdays from 9 am to 1pm
In the Community Center. Donations are
always welcome.
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL:
Sheila Willingham Chair/Rel. Ed.
Joann Clinchoc
Co-Chair/Evang.
Xai Lu Cha
Hmong Catechist
Patricia Connor
Finance
Barb Edwards
Worship/Spirituality
Dolores McHale
Christian Service
Bob Selwa
Stewardship/Adm.
Jane Selwa
Christian Service
Lynne Tighe
Member at Large
Daniel Yang
Hmong Com. Rep.
COMMISSIONS:
Christian Service, Evangelization,
Worship, Stewardship
PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL:
Audrey Arrington, Cy Chauvin, Patricia
Connor
ORGANIZATIONS:
Administrative Stewardship
Ushers Club
Altar Society: Joann Clinchoc
Quilters: Dolores McHale (586)777-4144
Choir: John Karski
ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT: CENTRAL REGION VICARIATE
Archbishop: His Excellency Allen Vigneron 313-273-5816
Regional Bishop: Most Reverend Donald Hanchon 313-596-7444
Vicar: Fr. Miroslaw Frankowski, SChr 313-871-2778
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2016 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT PARISH OFFICE
REPORT OF YOUR GENEROSITY FOR
THE WORK OF GOD’S CHURCH
For the week April 10, 2016
Budget (weekly) ......................................... 1,685.00
Contributions:
@ Mass … (58 envelopes) ............................. 1647.00
Loose Cash ....................................................... 78.00
Through the Week … (0 envelopes) .................... 0.00
Total Contributed .......................................... 1725.00
Over/Under for Week ........................................ 40.00
Total Envelopes Used (204 distributed) …………....58
+ Please remember St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good counsel Parish in your will +
WEEKLY DONATIONS: It is very important that you try to
donate every week or at least use all your envelopes if
you donate monthly. Weekly giving allows us to pay our bills
on time. It assures us a steady income and allows us to
budget our future needs.
We are grateful for all your donations that help support our parish of St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish. Thank you and God bless you.
St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Pastoral Council meets September through
June on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 pm
in the Parish House. All parishioners are encouraged to
attend any council meeting.
St. Raymond-Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church
APRIL 16/17 – F OURTH S UNDAY OF
EASTER
4:00 pm. Jerry Jogoda req by Diane Detloff;
For the parishioners of St. Raymond-Our
Lady of Good Counsel Church and Our Lady
Queen of Heaven-Good Shepherd Church
10:30 am. Harry Westrick req by Paul and
Janet Stutz; Chet Lyczkowski req by Ruth
Westrick; Howard Chauvin req by Cy Chauvin.
Monday, APRIL 18 - Easter Weekday
8:30 am Mass: No intentions requested
Tuesday,
Tuesday, APRIL 19 - Easter Weekday
8:30 am Mass: No intentions requested
Wednesday,
Wednesday, APRIL 20 - Easter Weekday
NO MASS
Thursday,
Thursday, APRIL 21 - St. Anselm, Bishop and Doctor of the
Church
8:30 am Mass: No intentions requested
Friday
Friday, APRIL 22 - Easter Weekday
8:30 am Mass: Napoleon Ludy (1 month anniv.) req by Parish
Saturday,
Saturday, APRIL 23 - St. George, Martyr; St. Adalbert,
Bishop and Martyr
4 pm Vigil Mass: (see intentions below)
NB: F OR DAILY MASS PLEASE USE SIDE DOOR ENTRANCES
Readings for Next Weekend
First Reading — Paul and Barnabas continue their travels, spreading the faith and unifying the churches (Acts
14:21-27).
Psalm — I will praise your name for ever, my king and
my God (Psalm 145).
Second Reading — John’s vision of God dwelling with
the human race (Revelation 21:1-5a).
Gospel — As Jesus has loved us, so we must love one
another (John 13:31-33a, 34-35).
The Gift
The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift is
nothing without work. —Emile Zola
FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
April 23/24, 2016
For the week of
April 17th
Monday:
Acts 11:1-18
Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4
Jn 10:11-18
Tuesday:
Acts 11:19-26
Ps 87:1b-7
Jn 10:22-30
Wednesday:
Acts 12:24 — 13:5a
Ps 67:2-3, 5-6, 8
Jn 12:44-50
Thursday:
Acts 13:13-25
Ps 89:2-3, 21-22,
25, 27
Jn 13:16-20
Friday:
Acts 13:26-33
Ps 2:6-11ab
Jn 14:1-6
Saturday:
Acts 13:44-52
Ps 98:1-4
Jn 14:7-14
Marge Kociemba
Joan Lyczkowski
Cathy McCloskey
Don Allen
Ronald McCloskey
Mary Allen
Dolores McHale
Andrea Allison
Long Moua
MaryAnn Baluch
Claudia Neubauer
Evie Barrows
Anna Polak
James Bartelotti
Arland Powell
Maria Benoit
Michelle Rautenberg
Lynn Detloff
Pat Randolph
Marge Bischoff
Loretta Servo
Mary Bissa
Fred Simpson
Ronald Caponi
Mary Simpson
Joann Clinchoc
Essie Taylor
Matthew Colangelo Mary Satawa
Millie Connor
Martha Semrau
Marie Czantske
Hildegard Starosta
Bernie Doebler
Horace Thompson
Darryl Fletcher
Mary Thompson
Joan Gawron
Mary Tunesi-Kowtun
“Rachel” Beverly
Robert Urban
Gietzen
Juanita Vazquez
Monteris Gordon
David Webb
Lisa Gray
Marge Wisniewski
Joe Haas
Toua (Tom) Yang
Gloria Janicki
Mary Jean EdwardsRizalina Jaramillo
Levering
Unless expressly requested by the family,
usually the name of the sick person will be
taken off the list after two months. In the
instance of an ongoing serious, critical, or
terminal status that is known to us, that policy
will not apply. Call the office 313-527-0525.
Donuts and Coffee Sponsored
this week: Spaghetti Dinner
Next Week: Hmong Community
We are in need of: TUNA, CAN MEAT, HAND
SOAP, CLEANING PRODUCTS, AND CAN POTATOES. Please, when you are shopping, think of
those who can’t and pick up one more item and bring it
with you to Church.
Acts 14:21-27 Ps 145:8-13
Rv 21:1-5a Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35
DAY &
TIME
Celebrant
Proclaim
the Word
Altar
Extraordinary Servers
Saturday,
April 23,
4 pm
Art & Cathy Tyll’s five sons req by Sr. Mary
Brigid & Sr. Mary Denis O’Reilly SSND
Fr. Bob
Kotlarz
Alice
1.*Tom Vallejo
D’Angelo
2.*Eileen Vallejo
Diane Detloff 3. H: Deacon Joe
Sunday,
April 24,
10:30 am
Chet Lyczkowski req by Ray and Diane
Braziunas; For the parishioners of St. RaymondOur Lady of Good Counsel Church and Our
Lady Queen of Heaven-Good Shepherd Church
Fr. Bob
Kotlarz
Audrey
Arrington
Vincent
Thompson
Fourth Sunday of Easter
1.*Lynne Tighe
2. Bob Selwa
3. Jane Selwa
4. *Beryl Fletcher
5.H: Xai Lu Cha
Volunteers
Sarah and
Kevin
Klucens
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MASS WITH THE INTENTION OF THE NAMES OF THE FAITHFUL
DEPARTED LISTED BELOW, WILL BE CELEBRATED ON THE
FIRST TUESDAY AND THIRD FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 8:30 AM.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.
May the souls of the faithful departed,
through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Regina Adamek
12.04.21-12.08.13
Edward Adamek
07.13.20-12.31.06
Elizabeth Altermatt
03.17.1914-03.04.2007
Joseph Altermatt
07.21.1911-02.06.2006
Lillian Kaitz Altermatt
05.01.1935-03.05.2015
Tony Altermatt
08.27.1949-04.16.2015
Earl Ball
02.17.1908-12.08.1966
Lillian Ball
10.08.1918-12.08.2005
Gerald “Jerry” Baumgart
09.22.1932-09.29.2012
Harold Behnke
Victoria Behnke
Edward Benninger
02.23.1921-05.16.1999
Helen Benninger
03.25.1920-02.05.2012
Dennis J. Berd
07.18.1949-01.29.2016
John Berd
08.18.1917-09.21.2004
Theresa Berd
06.22.1919-07.15.2002
Mario Biordi
05.01.1930-10.29.2005
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