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ST. MARY CHURCH PAW PAW, MICHIGAN

Mass Intentions for the Week Monday July 2 8:00 a.m. †Larry Schadler req. Jack & Judy Butler

Tuesday July 3—St. Thomas 8:00 a.m. †Carol Staniszewski req. Root family

Wednesday July 4—Independence Day 8:00 a.m. †Michael David Pobuda req. Betty & Robert Pobuda

Thursday July 5—St. Elizabeth of Portugal 7:00 p.m. Rosary

First Friday July 6 8:00 a.m. †Teresa Solak req. Rick & Fran Wallace 8:30 a.m. Adoration

Sunday July 1—13th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 a.m. †Pat Killeen req. family

11:00 a.m. †Neal Piecyk req. Lorraine Serbenski

Dear friends in Jesus Christ, Once in a small town a curious case came up in the court. An elderly man had been caught stealing two loaves of bread. He was presented before the magistrate who conducted the full hearing in the presence of 120 people who had come curiously to listen to the judgment. The man gave the reason that his wife, three children and elderly

parents were starving and he was unemployed. He had no money to buy bread to feed his starving family. After questioning and listening to the arguments, the judge was very angry and said this was a terrible crime and the man must be fined and he set a fine of $100. The accused thief was ashamed and put down his head as he had no money to pay. The Judge then did a strange thing. He quietly took out his purse and pulled out $100 and told the officer to accept the payment on behalf of the accused. Then he raised the voice and said it is something more criminal when a man without job had to steal bread to feed the family while 120 are wasting their time to watch the fun. All those present are fined $1 per head and asked the officer to collect the amount. He handed over that money to the accused man to buy food and told him to come next day and he would get him a job. It was truly a miracle in the life of a man who had secured a new life. As we are going to celebrate our Independence Day on July 4, I wish you a very happy Independence Day. Enjoy your vacation and pray for Religious Liberty. Almighty God, Father of all nations, For freedom you have set us free in Christ Jesus (Gal 5:1). We praise and bless you for the gift of religious liberty, the foundation of human rights, justice, and the common good. Grant to our leaders the wisdom to protect and promote our liberties; By your grace may we have the courage to defend them, for ourselves and for all those who live in this blessed land. We ask this through the intercession of Mary Immaculate, our patroness. Sincerely, Fr Joseph.

Saturday July 7—

4:30 p.m. Living & Deceased Schmidt Family members req. Diane Schmidt Sunday July 8— th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 a.m. †Frank Kalanj & Bob DePierre req. Joyce Podkol 11:00 a.m. Pro Populo

READERS & EMHC—JULY 7/8 4:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. READER READER READER J. Butler M. Sons M. Thomas

EMHC EMHC EMHC R. Garcia M. Walker C. Thomas T. Janczewski S. Starbuck T. Thomas W. Hitchcock J. Podkol F. Wallace M. Dick V. Gilbert F. Ross L. Ehinger M. Gibbs R. Arndt N. Garcia S. Gibbs E. Huver Volunteer P. Arbanas M. McCaw

ALTAR SERVERS—JULY 7/8 C. Carpp A. Goscenski J. McCaw Volunteer F. Wunderlich A. Pantoja Volunteer P. Wunderlich Volunteer

We pray for the repose of the souls of John Bart, the brother of Judi Wilhelmi, for Thomas Mantke, the son of Maggie Husa, and for Larry Rupcich, former parishioner. May they rest in peace.

The next baptism class will be held on July 11th at 7:00PM in the school. Baptisms will be on July 29th after the 11:00AM Mass. Please call the office to register.

Readings for the Week of July 1, 2018 Sunday Wis 1:13-15; 2:23-24; Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11, 12, 13; Monday Am 2:6-10, 13-16; Ps 50:16bc-17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23; Mt 8:18-22 Tuesday Saint Thomas, Apostle Eph 2:19-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 20:24-29 Wednesday Am 5:14-15, 21-24; Ps 50:7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 16bc-17; Mt 8:28-34 Thursday Saint Anthony Zaccaria, St. Elizabeth of Portugal Am 7:10-17; Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11; Mt 9:1-8 Friday Saint Maria Goretti Am 8:4-6, 9-12; Ps 119:2, 10, 20, 30, 40, 131; Mt 9:9-13 Saturday Am 9:11-15; Ps 85:9ab & 10, 11-12, 13-14; Mt 9:14-17 Sunday Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Ez 2:2-5; Ps 123:1-2, 2, 3-4; 2 Cor 12:7-10; Mk 6:1-6

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. John H

enry Epps

1-Jul 1988

John Gitritis

1-Jul 1977

Gertrude M

. Haase

1-Jul 1992

Michael A

. Plucinski

1-Jul 1974

Deborah Schaafsm

a 1-Jul

2002

Ignatius Starzec 1-Jul

1957

Earl T

hayer, Sr. 1-Jul

1980

Sophia Ow

siany 2-Jul

1973

Steven Mihelich, Sr.

2-Jul 2001

infant Cornish

3-Jul 1972

Theresa A

. Daniela

3-Jul 1974

Susan Oas

3-Jul 1964

Gloria T

erry 3-Jul

1965

Edw

ard A. D

enner 4-Jul

1993

Bessie G

aspar

4-Jul 1978

John Jakus 4-Jul

1949

Kevin Salisbury

4-Jul 2009

David B

raganini 5-Jul

2016

Dorothy R

. Ervin

5-Jul

1993

Ruth A

. Oehlhaffen

5-Jul

1993

Phyllis P

odkol 5-Jul

1962

Juliana Georqevetz

6-Jul 1942

Arm

ita C. M

illek 6-Jul

1996

David P

ucher 6-Jul

1967

Jean Anne T

apper 6-Jul

2013

Matthew

Carl B

uskirk

7-Jul 2017

Reuben C

alow

7-Jul

1980

John Elias

7-Jul 1955

Robert E

ll 7-Jul

1984

Teresa M

arie Solak 7-Jul

2015

Earl J.B

arr 8-Jul

1999

Ray H

ealey 8-Jul

1981

Shyne Taylor Johnson

8-Jul

1998

Joseph P. K

obe 8-Jul

2000

Patrick J. M

c Gu

ire 8-Jul

1984

Joseph Rucin

ski 8-Jul

1983

Kenneh A

. Stanton

8-Jul 1994

Elaine V

. Voight

8-Jul 1985

Adam

Chingo

9-Jul

1949

Olga D

acoba 9-Jul

2012

Valentine Ferri

9-Jul 1992

Frank Lyttel

9-Jul 1958

Jennie A. M

isuraca 9-Jul

2003

June Stach 9-Jul

1967

Mary B

urza 10-Jul

1978

Ted Jaros

10-Jul 1983

John P. O

zanich 10-Jul

1972

Edw

ard G. B

utus 11-Jul

2006

Earl Joseph C

haloupka

11-Jul 1994

Matthew

J. Cygan

11-Jul

2005

Joseph L. D

onovan

11-Jul 1979

Mara E

lsie Donovan

11-Jul

1984

Alex Joseph K

ussy 11-Jul

1986

Walter M

aron

11-Jul 2003

Stanley Wrona

11-Jul 1984

Thom

as Daw

ns 12-Jul

1950

John Dillo

n

12-Jul 1970

Kastan G

aspar 12-Jul

1988

David L

. Krause

12-Jul 2006

Clarace A

. Miller

12-Jul 2009

Michael Sitar

12-Jul 1953

Jacob Weglarz

13-Jul 1971

John Q. G

rossa 13-Jul

2003

Stanley Palasinski

13-Jul 2010

Eleanore T

heisen

13-Jul 2009

Robert W

inski 13-Jul

2008

Frank Barich

13-Jul 2009

Eleasore T

heisen

13-Jul 2009

Gary B

ain

14-Jul 2011

William

Colem

an, II 14-Jul

1981

Boniface "B

en" Donora

14-Jul 2006

William

James

14-Jul 1970

Eliz M

arcelletti 14-Jul

1983

Joel W. P

arrott 14-Jul

2002

Mary R

ichmon

d

14-Jul 1999

Mary Z

akrajsak

14-Jul 1953

Dom

inic Cirino

15-Jul

2006

Gloria M

ansfield

15-Jul 1973

Eugenia Schrum

p

15-Jul 2008

RoseM

arie Torrance

15-Jul 2006

Mary C

lara Anderson

16-Jul

1998

Edw

ard J. Brennan

16-Jul

1993

Frank Neiden

bach 16-Jul

1980

Rom

ualda Szew

czyk 16-Jul

2002

Susanna A. W

arner 16-Jul

1985

Karen W

egeler 16-Jul

2012

Anna A

ndrejczuk

17-Jul 1984

Thom

as La D

uke

17-Jul 1981

Lorraine P

lasczcak

17-Jul 2017

Dorothy K

obe

18-Jul 1973

Louise C

. Mihelich

18-Jul 2014

Christop

her Willis

18-Jul 2003

Velm

a F. Tobin

18-Jul

2007

Joseph Grgurich

19-Jul 1951

Ann H

urley 20-Jul

1945

Paul J. Stack, Sr.

20-Jul 1987

Sophie Piecyk

20-Jul 2011

Anthony P

odkol 20-Jul

2011

Iekla Bonarski

21-Jul 1957

Gerald C

armody

21-Jul 1983

Mary K

alanj 21-Jul

1976

Josephine M. M

iller 21-Jul

1987

Beatrice P

atterson

21-Jul 1962

Ralp

h Silvestri 21-Jul

1999

Anthony A

.Stoffle, Sr. 21-Jul

1980

Karen W

egeler 21-Jul

2012

Jeffrey P. D

illenbeck 22-Jul

2002

Mary D

onovan

22-Jul 1978

Patricia H

ochmuth

22-Jul 2012

Thom

as Savich 22-Jul

2012

Helen O

elhaffen

22-Jul 1978

Arthur R

. Stermer

22-Jul 2005

Maria Jucha

23-Jul 1981

Katherine K

owalski

23-Jul 1956

Antony M

illek 23-Jul

1983

Kelsey E

rin Terry

23-Jul 1992

Lazslo T

oth 23-Jul

1983

Andrew

Wolo

wnik

23-Jul 1991

Andrew

Brennan

24-Jul

1945

Bernard F. K

alisiak

24-Jul 1999

Lillian T

heresa Kalisiak

25-Jul 1994

Bernice A

rndt 26-Jul

2014

Josephine Reese

26-Jul 1943

Isabel Smitko

26-Jul

2001

Violet G

erou

26-Jul 2011

Thom

as L. Savich

26-Jul 2012

Sam B

risky 27-Jul

1983

Bruce C

hybick 27-Jul

1957

Joseph Gw

ozdz

27-Jul 1987

Jack L. L

aPine

27-Jul 2008

Andrew

Marcelletti

27-Jul 1979

Mary M

aron

27-Jul 1971

Michelene R

edovan

27-Jul 1981

Mam

ie Turk

27-Jul 1981

Alice Irene Sitar

27-Jul 2011

Dave A

rgo

28-Jul 2009

Jean Ann B

uiwitt

28-Jul 2015

Richard R

. Carlson

28-Jul

2001

Helen A

. Elsen

heimer

28-Jul 1986

Fr. Raym

ond Fleissner 28-Jul

1962

Julia Grabovac

28-Jul 1973

Veronica L

ange 28-Jul

1962

Fr. Anthony W

ade 28-Jul

1962

Fr. Clarence W

ood

28-Jul 1962

Matthew

Bartosiak

29-Jul 2001

Fr. Julius Bona

29-Jul 1976

Carm

ela Brunacci

29-Jul 1953

Mary M

arkovich 29-Jul

1948

Richard J. P

eters 29-Jul

1992

Jacob F. Austgen

30-Jul

1962

Paulina C

abras 30-Jul

2013

Michaeline Ferguson

30-Jul

2001

John Haas

30-Jul 1962

Anthony K

lobucher 30-Jul

1950

Ann L

ambert

30-Jul 2016

Antonia Sau

30-Jul

1951

Helen A

. Slattery 30-Jul

1971

Paul L

. Zeigler

30-Jul 1996

Frank Kobe

30-Jul 1996

Karen D

.Gordon

31-Jul

2004

Mason K

. Rushing

31-Jul 1990

THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 1, 2018

Prayer Requests 1st Week of July—For families, Esther Nolan, Special Intention, David Brusach, Mike Thomas, Dale Kemp, Lauren Markel, Fr. David Otto, Todd Sikkema, William Rios, Virginia Stimac, Mary Nash, David Koppers, Bill & Jeanne Grevelding, Tammy Hawes, Ellie D., Nicole Middaugh, Chris Nash, Ron Sons, Florence Hunt, Theron Mosey Pray for those residing at Bronson Commons and White Oaks. Please call the office if you are in special need of prayer help.

Parish Support–June 24, 2018 Envelopes (166) $5,238 Loose $ 717 Total $5,955 Weekly Target $7,700 Amount over (under) Target ($1,745)

Envelopes issued 381 Registered households 727

Collection Year-to-Date $386,671 Budgeted Year-to-Date $400,400 Amount over (under) Year-to-Date ($13,729)

THE SPONSOR OF THE WEEK is Daniel J. Kasson, CRPC, Financial Advisor. To view the full advertisement, see the back page of our bulletin. Please patronize all of our sponsors because they make the bulletin possible.

Humanae Vitae Talking Circuit: In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Pope Paul VI's last encyclical, Humanae Vitae, this talking circuit aims to revisit this important catechesis dealing with the Church’s teaching on the transmission of human life by looking at the philosophical, theological, scientific, and medical proofs evident within and discuss why this is so relevant in today's culture. Led by Mr. Jamin Herold (Executive Director, Parish Life & Lay Leadership for the Diocese of Kalamazoo) and Dcn. Don Bouchard, DO (President and Medical Director for Holy Family Healthcare), time will be provided at the end for a question and answer session. Central Deanery: St. Mary Parish (939 Charlotte Ave., Kalamazoo)

---Monday, July 9th, 2018 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm Western Deanery: Rose Center at St. Joseph (301 Wayne St., St.

Joseph) - Tuesday, July 10th, 2018 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm Eastern Deanery: Parish Center at St. Joseph (61 N. 23rd St., Battle Creek) -Tuesday, July 17th, 2018 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm Northern Deanery: SS. Cyril & Methodius (159 131st Ave., Wayland, MI 49348) --Wed., July 18th, 2018 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm

BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL 2018 Parish Goal: $64,501

Pledges: $61,271 Needed: $3,230

% of Goal Pledged: 95.0% - # of Donors: 189

Thank You—To all who donated, participated in and organized the Neal Piecyk Memorial Golf Outing, a heartfelt thank you for your generosity in making this event a huge success. God’s blessings always! Jim & Midge Piecyk & family

Today is the Peter’s Pence Collection, a worldwide collection that supports the charitable works of Pope Francis. Funds from this collection help victims of war, oppression, and natural disasters. Take this opportunity to join with Pope Francis and be a witness of charity to our suffering brothers and sisters.

Thank you friends of St. Mary's—St. Vincent de Paul, with your help - 28 clients with 69 people were able to be helped since October to pay part or all of their bills to prevent eviction or shut off of utilities. $1,262.79 helped 12 clients pay electric bills, $3,050 helped 18 clients pay rent and $1,198.32 helped 8 clients pay Paw Paw Village utilities. The Society also paid $119.26 toward the Community Thanksgiving Dinner, and $2,476.75 for the annual Christmas Basket program. St, Vincent de Paul could not do this without your contributions. God bless you for your generosity in helping the poor of our community.

ABOUT OUR WEBSITE - Are you saying to yourself, "Now what?" We need YOU! St. Mary has a great-looking, digital presence on the internet with our redesigned site and our Facebook page, but to avoid becoming one of those one-dimensional or static, "all-surface-no-substance” websites, we need your GOOD NEWS, PLANNED UPCOMING EVENTS, MEETING MINUTES, EVENT PICTURES, and PLANS in order to captivate real, live, human readers. The goal for our website and Facebook page is to have THE BEST EFFECT: Informed and connected parishioners; New parishioners; Welcomed guests, BE FUNCTIONAL: Easy to use, and BE INTERACTIVE: Users receive more than what they were looking for. Users seek our site as a source of information. Our St Mary website and Facebook page meet the technical mark but will fall short on the content without you. Please text or call Kellye Poage 269-743-8140 and email, call or visit the church office with pictures or content for the website.

Knightly News What a beautiful day. Still waiting for the forecasted showers, but it is getting so late now that it will not be able to ruin the day. Might put a damper if you are having an outside get together. I was going to fill you in with all the charities the Knights sponsor over the year, but was informed of a change in the printing schedule of the bulletin and that did not allow me time enough to get it done. So, here goes another thought of mine. I hope it is helpful. Does it seem to you that things are coming at you faster and faster and you can’t seem to just sit and relax for a few minutes? The other day my wife said to me “YES! Next week there is not a thing on the calendar.” GUESS WHAT HAPPENED! As soon as she finished talking, the phone rang with a change in an appointment time, etc., and within two days, the week was full. I think the Knights of Columbus over the years has adopted a way of handling this daily stress. They pray before the meeting, during the meeting, and after the meeting. (every meeting) No matter how hot the issue, it seems to have a calming effect on everyone there. Think it might help if when this stress starts to build on us that we try their example and take time to stop and ask for God’s help? Just “God, please help me to calm down, relax, or understand.” It is good enough, or your favorite prayer. Give it a try. See you next week. PGK Blaine Douglas

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**Catholics Serving Catholics**Paw Paw’s Only Locally

Catholic Owned Funeral Home

The Wunderlich’sFrankie (3rd), Ben (Pre School) &

Pattie (1st) • St. Mary School Students

Trish Downard • Parishioner

269-217-2130Real Estate Specialist

Serving SW Michigan with your residential purchase or sale!

200 S. Kalamazoo Street • Paw Paw, MI 49079 Compliments of a Parish Friend

Where You’re a Neighbor - Not a NumberDave Sowers

President34305 M-43 Hwy.Paw Paw, MI 49079

269-628-2171www.shepardbodyshop.com

WINERYSince 1921

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W MICHIGAN AVE. • PAW PAW

657-5455 or 657-7033

RISTORANTEITALIANO & PIZZERIA

• BBQ RIBS • PIZZA • PASTA• STEAKS • SEAFOOD

Open Tuesday - Sunday at 5:00 pm

Since 1936

Garcia Martinez Insurance will help you bundle yourHome and Auto with Progressive and save.

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Call us todayOffice: 269-340-0395

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Power Engineering Supply& Rhino Refrigeration LLC

Your commercialheating & cooling specialists

Mattawan 269-668-2549

Established 1961

www.sealandairtravel.com (269) 657-5529

ELLYN JONES O wner

TRAVEL SERVICE

info@sealandairtravel.com

CHEVROLET • BuiCk • GMC Truck

Paw Paw • 269-657-2000

TAPPER AUTOMOTIVE

www.tapperauto.com

Tracy L. Wilson, M.A.LLP, LPC, NCC

Limited Licensed PsychologistMaple View Consultation Center

181 W Michigan Ave. 657-6025(Supervised by fully licensed psychologist)

Picnic Tables • Piers • Swings • DecksStorage Sheds • Lawn Furniture

RED ARROW HIGHWAY 657-3450

MEYER WOODPRODUCTS

Com of a

Parish

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PLUMBING & HEATING, INC.

Residential Commercial

24Hr/7Day Emergency Service • 269-674-3839

FOOD, FOAM &GOOD FRIENDS

155 N. Main • Lawton(269) 624-1200

Tue - Thur: 11am - 10pmFri & Sat: 11am - 11pm

Sun: Noon - 9pm • Closed Mondays

502 W MICHIGAN • PAW PAW

(269) 657-6347

“Your Pre Arrangement Specialist”

ROBERT C. ADAMS • KYLE J. KUTLIKDIRECTORS

AFFORDABLE • CONVENIENT • MODERN

www.adamspawpaw.com

FUNERAL HOME

Adams

Locally Owned & Operated

41764RedArrowHwy.657-3735Ed & Connie Thomas, Parishioners

Celebrating 81 years

“Specialty” Farm Equipment

Warner Supply

657-3605 Paw Paw 423-8818 Decatur 628-6400 Gobles

Hardware • Appliances • Sporting Goods

Preschool-Fifth Grade508 Paw Paw St. • saintmarypawpaw.org

Mrs. Michelle Radomsky, Principal

Paw PawRentals

707 W Michigan AvenueRentals • new sales

Used sales • seRvice • PaRtsPRoPane Gas • PaRty sUPPlies

269-657-7762

43022 W Red Arrow Hwy • 657-6911

CompleteAuto Repair

Shop

www.ab-sewer.com • (269) 655-1555RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL

24/7 Emergency Service

• Rooter Service & Drain Cleaning• Excavation & Demolition Services• Sewer & Septic Tank Service

Wydick’sHauling, Cleaning & ReCyCling

We take away everything - except your sins.269-423-8545