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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 6253 Main Street
Caseville, MI 48725 Phone – (989) 856-4933
Fax – (989) 856-2861 www.ourladyofperpetualhelpparish.com
Pastor: Fr. Robert Paré, Ext. 110
Administrative Secretary: Susan Grates, Ext.
Mission Statement: We, the faith community of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, seek to hear the word of God and live accordingly. We endeavor by our life’s activities to reach out to our parish community and the world at large to realize the mes-
sage of Christ for unity and peace.
Liturgy Schedule
Wednesday, February 15th 10:00AM Mass at Courtney Manor
Friday, February 17th 9:00AM Mass at St. Roch
Seventh Sunday
In Ordinary Time
Saturday, February 18th 4:00PM Mass at St. Roch
Sunday, February 19th
8:30AM Mass at St. Roch 10:30AM Mass at St. Francis
On the Agenda
Wednesday, February 15th 6:00PM Faith Formation
*Agenda items take place in the Parish
Center unless otherwise noted
This Week at Our Lady of
Perpetual Help
Mass Schedule
Saturday 4:00 PM at St. Roch Campus, Caseville Sunday 8:30 AM at St. Roch Campus, Caseville 10:30 AM at St. Francis Borgia Campus, Pigeon
Check Bulletin for Weekday Masses and Holy Days
Parish Office Hours
Closed Mondays Tuesday – Friday 8:00 AM to Noon
Sacraments
In order to celebrate the following Sacraments in our Parish, it is vital to be an active member of our Faith Community by participating regularly in our Worship and being a registered
parishioner.
Registration: If you wish to become a member of our parish family, please
stop by the Parish Office to register.
Baptism: We ask that you please make an appointment, prior to birth,
if possible, with the Pastor.
Marriage: An appointment with the Pastor must be made at least 6
months before the wedding celebration.
Reconciliation: First Saturday of the month
9:30 to 10:30 AM, or by appointment.
Pastoral Care: If you or someone you know wishes a visit and/or Holy
Communion during an illness or hospital stay, please contact the Parish Office.
Commissioned Lay Ministers Doug Grates
Linda Oeschger
Lay Presider Yvonne Bushey
Pastoral Council Chairperson – Lisa DiCamillo
Finance Committee Chairperson
Director of Music Linda Clark
Coordinator of Religious Education Fr. Rob Pare’
Cemetery Sexton Ben Willenberg – Parish Cemeteries
Bulletin Design & Webmaster Mark Kubacki
Stewardship: Treasure OLPH Parish
February 4th, 5th, 2017 Contributions
Envelopes: $5,483.00 Loose: $152.00
Mtg. & Pledges: $782.00
Parish Mortgage Principal Balance:$120,162.71
Current Posted Interest: $400.54 Current Posted Principal: $1,459.79
Current Amount Due: $ 1,860.33 Add’l Principal Paid $ 17, 018.71
Thank you for your generosity!
February 13— Count- Group 1
End of year Financial Statements are available after Mass or in
the Parish Office.
The Eucharist is the
source and summit
of our spiritual life.
Our parish is in need
of members of our
faith community to
answer the call to
serve as Liturgical
Ministers.
Please call the parish office at 989 856 4933
and find out more about the Liturgical
Music Ministry As we begin a new year please consider the ministry
of music. Perhaps you like to sing in the choir or if
you play an instrument we could use your help.
There are many opportunities for our young and
older parishioners alike. Please give Linda Clark ,
Music Director a call @ Parish Office, 856-4933
Choir Practice will be every other Friday at
10:30AM. Next practice is Friday,
February 10th, @ 10:30AM.
Notice of practice will be in the bulletin.
Parish News
Calling all members and interested parishioners
The ART & ENVIRIONMENT COMMITTEE
for
St Roch and St Francis Churches
will be holding a meeting on
Tuesday February 14th
at
9:30 AM
in the Parish Center
to plan and prepare for the upcoming seasons of
Lent and Easter.
Please join us for this important meeting.
The Parish would like to
express their condolences to
Maggie Spears and her
family on the passing of
Maggie’s mother,
Betty Lucki.
Also condolences go out to Kelly Richmond and
her family on the passing of her father,
Dennis McCabe.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
THE MYSTERY AND MINISTRY OF PRESENCE
St. Hubert Parish Mission
with Fr. Bert Gohm
The mission will look at ways to be more present
and more in tune with God’s presence in our lives.
Then we will reflect on the presence of Christ in
the Eucharist and how that mystery can enliven
our worship.
February 21st and 22nd 2017
6:30PM
There will be light refreshments following each
session.
Michigan Catholic Choir
Patriotic Festival of Music
Honoring our Veterans and Celebrating America
Rehearsals Tuesdays 7:00 PM—9:00 PM
in Swartz Creek
Accepting new members
for more information call Dan at 810 516 5505
Upcoming Event
United Christians in Prayer
will be held at
the Pigeon River Mennonite Church,
March 5th, 2017.
When questions about the Liturgical Minister Schedule come up, it would be very helpful if you contact Linda Clark at the Parish Office. If not available, please leave a message 989-856-4933 Ext 6. Thank You for your ministry.
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Cakes for Special Occasions
Pigeon, MI
(248) 345-9885
Please pray for the men and women serving our country in the Armed Forces, that they may return home safely to family and friends. Remember particularly: Matthew Shipman - Army; Brandon Radlick - Air Force; Rachel Radlick - Air Force; Jonathan Taormina – Marines (Special Forces); Justin Carter – Marine Corps; Chad DeShano – Marine Corps; Jeremy McGee – Marines; Jackson Okey– Marines; Anthony Allen – US Marine Corps; Joshua Allen Ashlock - Michigan State Police; Ryan Cavey – Marines; Zachary McGee – Marines; Officer Ken Hubert – Michigan State Police; Evens Repke – US Coast Guard
Almighty and eternal God, those who take refuge in you will be glad forever and will shout for joy. Protect these soldiers as they discharge their duties. Protect them with the shield of your strength, and keep them safe from all
harm. May the power of your love enable them to return home safely, that, with all who love them, they may ever praise you for your loving care.
Amen.
You may contact the Parish Office with any names of relatives or friends who are in the military, and our parish community will pray for them.
American Legion Auxiliary is looking for
contact info to send packages to our troops.
*Charity *Unity * *Fraternity * *Patriotism*
Always welcoming new members!
Are your family and friends
getting together? Do you need a bigger space for a
meeting or special gathering? Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Parish Center and St. Francis Borgia Hall are available for rent.
Please call the Parish Office for details 989-856-4933
AA Meetings Tuesdays & Saturdays - 7:00PM
AL anon Meetings Tuesdays 7:00PM
All Meetings at St. Francis Hall
Help cover the costs of the bulletin. Advertise your business and events. For details call the Parish office: 856-4933
Paul A. Smihal, CPA
6727 Main St., Caseville Telephone: (989 )856-2250
Fax: (989) 856-9303 www.smihalcompany.com
Steve &Carmeline Rybinski, Parishioners Commercial & Residential – FREE estimates!
3645 Sand Rd., Port Austin 989-573-9034 or 989-738-7543
Angela Miller, Realtor OLPH Parishioner (734) 612-2223 Cell
6621 Main St, Caseville
Elizabeth V Weisenbach
Attorney at Law, PLLC
128 W Huron Ave Ste D
Phone: 989/768-0098
Attorneyelizabethweisenbach.com
Caseville & Pigeon Food Pantries Are always in need of donations, particularly
toiletries, paper products, & tuna/canned chicken
Thank you for your support!
The library in the Parish Center is open to all parishioners after Mass and during office hours. A large selection of books are
available ranging from Catholic history & teaching, prayer & meditation, spirituality, Jesus & Mary, the saints, and fiction.
OLPH Parish Library
Please Pray for the Sick in our Parish Sarah Golsch, Emma Vinhard, Jennifer Hirschberger, Jan Banda, Al Singer, Jennifer Law, Shannon Morrison, Millie Brozowski, Linda Haemphill, Carol Quale, Easten Rollie, Sue Rice, Mr.Renner, Norm Moore, Joseph Faye, Joseph Maceri, Robert Betherson, Kay Fortsch, Stephanie McLean, Donna McCormick, Leon Kretzschmer, Tom Guza, Karen Meerchaert, Roy and Jessica Meyers, Ronald Schmidt, Helen Guster, Melissa Troy, Eric Saari, Kristi Walsh, Gregory Clark, Wendy Jelsone, Mary Marion, Magdalen Webster, Rebecca Neart, Bill Repke, Mrs Peace, Nancy Moss, Bev Dubey, David Guza, John Dumaris, Mike Ruth, Ken Fry, Bernard King, Priscilla Kreh, Kevin Phillips, Patty Repke, Cheryl Blanchfield, Nikki Cowsert, Kevin Golsch, William and Dorothy Champagne, Susan Gardiner, Pat Adams, Bob Sandofski, Tony Marocco, Chet Smolinski, Pat Marumich, Amy & Fred Zalasdk, David Mieter, David Cumberford, Mike Jembarski, Jackie Elam, Barbara Adams, Don Therrian, Joey Boehringer ,Susan Reynolds, Mary (Gallus) Scott, Ron Heckman, Ralph Roeder, Pete Konefke, Norm Samborski, John Connor, Lucy Repke, Rosemary Gast, Ruth Cantwill, Bill Vondette, Shimmy Volz, Gene Roger, Sue Mangiapane, Jim McCormick, Beth & Samuel Makiniso, Judy Dyer, Patty Jo Streeter, Cheryl Lichwicz, Lill Malinowski, Jean McFadden, Cathy Brisbois, Florence Czarnicki, Michael Pomeroy, Jack Muscat, David Phelps, Alice Champagne, Vicki & Ray Nowak, John & Jeri Nofs, Erna Farrington & Shirley Brown Carol Mayra, Alice Hazzard and Bob Beel.
Prayer Chain Contacts: Alice 989-963-0347, Norma 453-3026, or Eleen 856-2631
If you have requested a name be placed on the prayer chain, and the person may be removed from the list, please contact us.
Father of goodness and love, hear our prayers for the sick members of our community and for all who are in need. Amid mental and physical suffering may they find consolation in your healing presence. Show your mercy as
you close wounds, cure illness, make broken bodies whole and free down-cast spirits. May these special people find lasting health and deliverance, and so join us in thanking you for all your gifts. We ask this through the
Lord Jesus who healed those who trusted and believed. Amen.
How Can I Help Those in Need?
Caseville Community Food Pantry Is open to assist those families,
individuals and seniors who need assistance keeping food on their tables. The
pantry is a non-denominational community supported effort and is open to all in
need of assistance who live in Caseville, Caseville
Twp., and Lake Twp..
Pigeon Food Pantry served 36 families over the Holidays in the
Pigeon area with food baskets and gifts for the children and serves those in
need of food assistance throughout the year.
Caseville Community Christmas Fund, & the Caseville Community Chest provide assistance to families in need throughout the Caseville area.
Clothe a Child & Coats for Kids provide for children throughout Huron County.
Thumb Industries: Expanding opportunities for people with disabilities.
United Methodist Free Store in Bay Port has a mission to provide items for those in need at
no charge. Your help is vital to the success and the future of this service to those in need in our area.
You can help by:
Donating clothing and household items.
Making a charitable contribution
Volunteering your time on Wednesdays from 9:00 AM to Noon and 7:00 PM to
9:00 PM
Helping Hands Community Thrift Store in Caseville houses the food
pantry and provides gently used items at reduced cost to all. Monies raised from the
sale of items is used to provide assistance to those in need.
All of these groups and many more within our community are in need of
volunteers/members willing and able to render assistance to those in need.