Our monthly Food Collection

is the second Sunday of each

month. Please brig non-

perishable food or personal care items

next weekend for the less fortunate.

St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church Temperance, Michigan

Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

“The Antonian”

October 4, 2015

Mass with the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick

and Prayer for October will be

Tuesday, October 13 at 7:00pm. Please call the Parish Office

734-854-1143 to register to be anointed. All are welcome to attend the Mass.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered before Mass 6-6:50pm.

This Week’s Mass Schedule October 5 - 9, 2015

Monday: 8:00am (Note time

change for this week)

Tuesday: 8:30am Wednesday: 8:30am

Thursday: 9:00am Friday: 9:00am

Traveling Vocation Chalice

Oct. 4 Lowell & Liz Cousino Oct. 11 Homero Ortiz Oct. 18 Patrick Cousino Family Oct. 25 Hinde Family

K of C Breakfast Buffet NEXT SUNDAY

October 11, 2015 8:30am -11:30am

in Kenna Hall.

All are welcome!

Feast of St. Francis of Assisi TODAY - Sunday, October 4, 2015

Blessing of pets will take place at 12:30pm in the parking lot between the church and the school. All pets are welcome for this special Blessing.

October is the Month of the Holy Rosary.

Please join us half an hour before each Mass

for the recitation of the Rosary.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) will be offered

Wednesday Evening, October 7, 2015

6:30-7:30pm

Respect Life Sunday October 4, 2015

“All human beings, from their mothers’ womb, belong to God Who searches them and knows them, Who forms them and knits them together with His own

hands, Who gazes on them when they are tiny, shapeless embryos and already sees in them the adults

of tomorrow whose days are numbered and whose vocation is even now written in the ‘Book of Life’”.

- St. John Paul II, Evangelium Vitae,61

Holy Hour at the Monastery of the Visitation (1745 Parkside Blvd. Toledo)

October 4, 2015; 4:00pm Evening Prayer (Vespers), The Rosary, Homily and Benediction.

Respect Life Sunday is October 4, 2015

There are many locations for Life Chains; there are two near you: MONROE - Telegraph (M-24) north of Elm (River Raisin), 2:30 -3:30 pm

Stephanie DeSana 734-552-5668

TOLEDO- Monroe St at 4100 Harvest Lane at Christ the King Church, 2:00 to 3:00

p.m.; signs at Christ the King Church, Harvest Lane from 1:30 pm

Stand up for LIFE from the moment of conception to the last natural breath

We are a lawful, prayerful, quiet Christian witness for LIFE

Bring your whole family! Be a light in a darkened world and help end abortion!

Come with your church group or come on your own; Signs will be provided.

For more information, go to: www.lifechain.net

(These are family events. Please use only Life Chain signs that are provided at the site

and other signs that are approved by the local coordinator - with beautiful baby pictures

but no graphical photos. Face the direction from which the traffic is coming and stand

on both sides of the street where it is safe.)

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This Week’s Calendar Monday, October 5 , 2015 8:00 am - Mass 4:45-6pm - Religious Ed Gr. 1-8 - School 6-7:30pm - The Prophets - Padua Hall Tuesday, October 6, 2015 8:30am - Mass 1-3pm - Christian Mothers - Narthex 7-9pm - St. Catherine Study Series

- Magdalene House Wednesday, October 7, 2015 8:30am - Mass 6:15-7pm - Perpetual Help/Prayer Team 6:30-7:30pm - Confessions 7-8pm - Intercessory Prayer - Church 7:30pm - K of C - Kenna Hall Meeting Room 7:30pm - Catholic Conversations

- Padua Hall Thursday, October 8, 2015 9:00am - Mass 7-9pm - Choir Practice Friday, October 9, 2015 9:00am - Mass 10am - 12pm - HFS - Kenna Hall 10am - 12pm - St. Catherine Study Series

- Magdalene House 3pm - K of C Breakfast Set-up - K. Hall 7pm - Mass with Exposition; Benediction Saturday, October 10, 2015 K of C. Breakfast Set-up - Kenna Hall 3:30-4:30 Confessions 5:00pm - Mass Sunday, October 11, 2015 9am & 11am - Mass 8:30-11:30am - K of C Breakfast Buffet

- Kenna Hall

Way back in June of 2014- that was the last time Tom Townsend sold a winning 50/50 ticket. His long dry

spell couldn't have ended better for Terry Doll. Her September drawing ticket was worth $409.00, and Tom earned the well deserved $50 seller incentive. It won't be long before 2016 annuals will ready for purchase. Right now, we have sold 262 annual tickets. The cost for (1) annual is now only $3.00. One annual will guarantee you (1) chance for each of the remaining months of 2015. They are a great gift for the hard-to-buy-for person. If you have purchased an annual, but don't know what you're lucky yearly number is and would like to know. Just stop by the 50/50 table and I will be more than happy to take the time to look up your number.

Brian Bischoff

ST. ANTHONY’S DIRECTORY

PASTOR

Father Brian Hurley……….734-854-1143

fatherbrianhurley@stanthonytemperance.org

Rectory……...…………………734-854-1143

4605 St. Anthony Road.

Fax……………………………..734-854-4622

Web site…………....stanthonytemperance.org

E-mail……...……….…....stanthony@bex.net

OFFICE STAFF:

Michelle Lindsey, Parish Secretary...734-854-1143

Linda Moeltner, Business Office…734-854-8445 *************************

DIRECTOR OF LITURGY & MUSIC

Eric Hite………………………...419-266-0571

titulaire@msn.com

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (RE)

Please contact the Parish Office *************************

Padua Hall………………….….734-854-9120

4611 St. Anthony Road

Kenna Hall…………………..…734-854-9162

4635 St. Anthony Road

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Weekend Mass Schedule

Saturday 5:00pm

Sunday 9:00am & 11:00am

Holy Days Check bulletin & Website

Sacrament of Penance

Saturday 3:30-4:30pm

First Wednesday 6:30-7:30pm

Second Tuesday 6:00-6:30pm

Devotions

First Friday 7:00pm Mass

First Saturday (Latin Rite) 8:00am Mass

O. L. of Perpetual Help - Wednesday @ 6:15pm

Prayer Blankets

Sandy Maenle………………..….734-847-7813

Prayer Chain

Miriam Dressel……………….…734-888-1192 ************************************

Our Sacramental Policy Six-month Parish registration and

participation are required for Baptism,

Confirmation and Marriage.

Baptisms: Arrangements must be made in

advance and parents must attend a baptism

class. The Church requires that at least one of

the parents be a practicing Catholic, and the

Godparents must be active, practicing, fully

initiated Catholics at least 16 years of age. If

two Godparents: must be 1 male & 1 female; if

one Godparent: may be male or female.

Marriage: Arrangements must be made at

least nine months in advance. Please call the

rectory office. Officiate at the ceremony must

be St. Anthony Parish Pastor or a family

member.

Funerals: Officiate must be St. Anthony

Parish Pastor or a family member.

Please note: The services of the Parish

Organist are used for all sacramental liturgies.

For more details regarding our Sacramental

policies and procedures, please refer to the

Sacrament link on our Parish web-site.

The Offertory Story September 27, 2015

# Envelopes assigned: 308 # Envelopes used: 113 Envelope total: $ 3,939.00 Loose: $ 233.00 Children’s Envelopes: $ 34.22 Total $ 4,206.22 Weekly Budget amount..$ 5,500.00 +Over/-Under Budget $ -1,293.78 Year To Date +- $ -5,447.46

Other: Candles $ 49.51 Mass Intentions $ 30.00 Rummage Sale $ 538.70 Tanzania $ 50.00 Total for Other: $ 693.21

Upcoming & Current Events - Mark your calendars for:

October 4 -

Pet Blessing in Honor of the Feast

of St. Francis - 12:30pm

October 11 - K of C Breakfast

October 15 -

Monroe County Right to Life

Dinner at LaRoy’s Hall

October 18 -

St. Luke Production: Therese -

Story of a Soul

October 24 - Polish Dinner

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Please check your calendar and be

ready to join fellow parishioners in

volunteering to help with these events;

all for the Glory and Honor of God.

Please keep in your prayers all our service men and

women, especially those

currently serving in Iraq or Afghanistan:

Kenneth Lee Ziegler, Jr, Army

Substitute Bus Drivers

Needed at Whiteford Whiteford is in immediate need of

substitute bus drivers. If you have free

time in the mornings and/or afternoons

and are interested, please contact

Charlie Butz,

Director of

Transportation, Buildings & Grounds

at 734-856-1443, ext. 107, or via email at

butz@whiteford.K12.mi.us.

We’ll even help you with obtaining your

DCL. This is a great job for stay-at-home

moms (or dads!) with school-age

children, retirees who love working with

children and/or local farm employees

with a little extra time on their hands

during the winter months who want to

earn some extra money!

Liturgical Assignments - October 10 & 11, 2015

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Pray without ceasing

….Let us Pray for…. Bob Abercrombie

Kathy Allegrini Phil Ameye

Dr. Norman Arends Helen Arends

Maria Baer Adriana Baiford Olivia Baisdell Ray Bashaw III

Mike Baumgartner Janet Braden

Lynette Braden Toni Breininger Michael Briskey

Theresa Buckholtz Sara Bupp

Georgette Burkey Don & Shirley Carter Sandy Chamberlain George Chapman

Sally Clock Bonnie Cornprobst

Natalie Cousino Keith Crillo

Marcus Demorest Reagan Devlin

Edna DiVirigilio Virginia Doyle Rose Dunlap Jeff Dusseau

Michael Elsinger Albert Failer

Fr. Tim Ferris Whitney Fields

Liz Fisher Dale Fracassa James Fuelling

Paul Gabor Shirley Gabor

Phil Gill Phyllis Glowacki

Steve Haman Gloria Hartman Paul Herman

Phyllis Hinkelman Scott Hinkelman

Daniel Holup Will Hubbard

JoAnn Huntwork Rosemary Jacobs

Jason Jambor

Mass Priest Lector Altar Servers

Saturday, 5:00pm Fr. Brian D. Strzelewicz B., C. & M. Ullery

Sunday, 9:00am Fr. Brian M. Faunt K. Nusbaum C. Oswald A. Vaughn

Sunday, 11:00am Fr. Brian D. Ordorica J. & S. Updike

MASS SCHEDULE (TLM indicates Traditional Latin Mass)

Monday, October 5, 2015 8:00am Doris Dusseau

by Randy & Diane Shields Jerry Long

by Lowell & Liz Cousino

St. Faustina Kowalska (1938), V., R.,

(New/some places)

St. Placid & Comps., (541), Rs., Ms. (Trad.)

Bl. Raymond of Capua (1399), sp. Dir. of St.

Catherine of Siena (Hist.)

St. Flora of Beaulieu (1347), V., R.(Hist.)

Tuesday, October 6, 2015 8:30am Bernie Kolinski

(34th Anniversary of Death) by JoAnne Kolinski

St. Bruno (1101), Pr., Hermit, Ab., F. of the

Carthusian Order, Pt. of those who suffer from demonic possession (New, Trad.)

Bl. Marie Rose Durocher (1849), V., F. (New)

Wednesday, October 7, 2015 8:30am Evelyn Iott

by Jim & Pam Kwasniak & John & Janelle Jessner

Our Lady of the Rosary (1571), (New, Trad.)

St. Mark (336), P.(Trad.)

Thursday, October 8, 2015 9:00am Ray Groesbeck

by Vic & Joan Winclechter

St. Bridget of Sweden (1373), W., R., F. of the

Brigittines (Trad.)

Sts. Sergius & Bacchus (3rd. C.), Marcellus & Apuleius, Ms. (Trad.)

Our Lady of Good Remedy (Hist.)

St. Pelagia (5th C.), Penitent (Hist.)

Friday, October 9, 2015 9:00am Keith Dressel

by Steve & Sean Miller

St. Denis (Dionysius), B., Pt. against demons &

headaches, & Comps. (Ruticus & Eleutherius) (3rd C.), Ms. (New, Trad.)

St. John Leonardi (1609), Pr., F. (New, Trad.)

St. Louis Bertrand (1581),Pr., R. (Hist.)

St. Dionysius the Areopagite (1st C.),B., M. (Hist.)

Saturday, October 10, 2015 St. Francis Borgia(1572), Pr., R., Pt. of Portugal

(Trad.)

St. Ghislain (Gislenus) (680), Ab., (Hist.)

******************************* Sunday Vigil 5:00pm The People of St. Anthony

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time (New)

20th Sunday after Pentecost (Trad.)

October 11, 2015 9:00am Living and Deceased Members

of the John T. Nusbaum Family by George & RoseMarie

Komorowski on Behalf of the Nusbaum Reunion

11:00am Eileen Adoline by Vic & Sharon Stevens

The Divine Maternity of Our Lady (Trad.)

St. Firminus (543), B. (Hist.)

Joel Josefowicz & Family

Dianne Kapela Michael Katafiasz Charlotte Kehoe

Elaine Kolodzaike Ginger Kosmider

Michael Kosmider, Sr. Albert Kraft Lisa Krall

Theresa Kubiak Chase Kukiela Marilyn Laboe

Audrey Lawrence Jeff Lawrence

Al LaRee Anthony Lehman Robert Lehman

Frank Lewandowski Mazy Sue Lucas Sandra Luther Sandy Maenle Shirley Martin

Debbie Marietta Carolyn McCutchen

Shawn Michael Melissa Miller Robert Mueller

Amanda Myrphy Steve Murzynski Walter Nichols Bob Nusbaum Frank Parker

Richard Rising Dick Scherzer Jean Schroder

Dennis Selengowski Wanda Selengowski

Eugene Smith Jackie Tomaszewski

Javan Ulmer Carole VanBrandt

Jerol Wack Jerry Wack Vicki White Jim Wilhelm

Gloria Wilkins Norbert Wnukowski Kathy Woodward Shirley Zempel

Readings for the Week

Monday, October 5: Jonah 1:1-2:2,11; Luke 10:25-37

Tuesday, October 6: Jonah 3:1-10; Luke 10:38-42

Wednesday, October 7: Jonah 4:1-11; Luke 11:1-14

Thursday, October 8: Malachi 3:13-20b; Luke 11:5-13

Friday, October 9: Joel 1:13-15;2:1-2; Luke 11:15-26

Saturday, October 10: Joel 4:12-21; Luke 11:27-28

Sunday, October 11: Wisdom 7:7-11; Hebrews 4:12-13;

Mark 10:17-30

WEDDING BANNS II

Douglas Mills, Jr. & Stephanie Ashby

Our CSA Drive continues;

currently our numbers are:

# of Pledges: 142

# of “No” responses: 5

Total Pledge amount: $28,580

Our Assessed amount: $39,349

Amount still needed: $10,769

Even if you are not

able to make a

pledge, please let us

know that as well,

since we are required

to make an accounting

of all registered

Families.

Pledges may be

returned through the

Sunday collection, or by calling or

emailing the Parish Office.

$39,349

72%

St. Anthony of Padua, Our Patron and

Intercessor, Pray for Us.

YOUR KIDS WILL THANK

YOU FOR GOING ON A

MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER

WEEKEND! The kids are continuing their education, why don’t married couples get a tune-up for their marriage? Worldwide Marriage Encounter is 44 hours where married couples can get away from jobs, kids, chores, and phones—and focus only on each other. If you’d like growth, and enrichment in your relationship, you’ll like the difference a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend can make! Weekends fill up quickly, so a prompt response is encouraged.

WWME weekends in 2015 are:

October 23-25

Holiday Inn Express, Troy

December 4-6

Holiday Inn Express, Troy

Abbreviation Key to “Mass Schedule”

Abbreviations:

New: Sundays and feast days that date

from 1970

Trad.: Traditional Sundays and Feast days.

Hist.: Feast days which no longer appear

on either the New or Traditional calendar

(as of 1962).

The date in parentheses after the name of a

Saint is the year of the Saint’s death.

Ap. Apostle Abbot,

Abbess

Ab.

B. Bishop Archangel Arch.

Comp. Companion C. Confessor

Dcn. Deacon D. Doctor of the

Church

F. Founder,

Foundress

M. Martyr

Pt. Patron,

Patroness

P. Pope

Pr. Priest R. Religious

V. Virgin W. Widow

Fr. Brian’s Blarney Rummage Sale

Many Thanks and congratulations to Carol Fuelling and all of the volunteers on the

success of the Rummage Sale. They raised over $14,000 by their hard work. There were

a number of estates that donated their goods to this rummage sale. The waves of estate

sale donations came in the summer leading up to the rummage sale, so there was plenty

of good furniture, clothes, toys, and all the good stuff found in the Man and Woman

caves.

Tom Townsend also referred a veterans’ association to Carol, so she had the extra

furniture and housewares set aside for them to pick up on Friday. Many of our veterans

go without (we are helping to furnish some apartments for these veterans with the

donations to the sale). Kudos to Tom for the referral and to Carol and the volunteers for

helping our veterans out.

Prayers After Mass

In light of the escalation by Russia and China in the Middle East against ISIS, we are

going to pray the prayers that used to be said in the Old Rite at the end of Low Mass.

The Worship Commission was looking into adding something like this to combat the

talking in church after Mass has let out.

This issue seems to be working itself out, because Eric Hite plays an organ fanfare of

some sort after the final hymn, which was traditional to the Catholic Church until

recently. I noticed this practice in the churches in Europe while in the seminary on our

Pilgrimage to the Holy Land and Rome. Those who did not want to stay would quietly

walk out of church after the hymn. Those who did stay would sit quietly and listen or

pray, making their Thanksgiving to God for Holy Communion. Then, they would walk

out quietly and gather outside or in the narthex/gathering space after Mass to socialize

and for fellowship.

Fr. Jacob Gordon had me cover a Sunday High Mass at St. Joseph Downtown Toledo

for him a few weeks ago. At the end of Mass, the servers were inviting me to come back

to the front of the altar to lead some prayers after the final hymn was over. I didn’t know

what they were doing and I was in a rush to get back here, so I couldn’t lead the prayers.

While driving back to St. Anthony to cantor at the 11am Mass, the thought occurred to

me that we could adopt this practice.

Come to find out, Dcn. Trevor taught the servers this practice at St. Joseph before he

was ordained and was their lead server. He said the prayers that were said after Low

Mass in the Extraordinary Form were the ones used. However, instead of saying the

prayers immediately after the final blessing at the foot of the altar, they would process out

and back to the sacristy. (The Benedictine Monks in Chicago would process out after

Mass and back to the sacristy, where they would immediately begin the prayers). Once

the hymn and organ fanfare were completed, they would then gather at the foot of the

altar and kneel down to begin the prayers. The laity who stayed knelt down as well and

joined the priest/lead in prayer.

The prayers (said in English) are: The Hail Mary (said 3 times), the Hail Holy Queen, a

prayer said by the priest/leader, the Saint Michael the Archangel prayer, and conclude

with the priest/leader saying three times “Most Sacred Heart of Jesus” with the response:

“Have mercy on us.”

Since I have offered Low Mass in Latin on some Saturdays, we have already said these

prayers at the end of Mass (after the Prologue of St. John’s Gospel is read). With the

escalation of Russia’s activity in the Middle East (bombing ISIS in Syria), I invited those

present at Mass on Thursday to pray these prayers for the intention of the Holy Father, for

peace in the Middle East, for the conversion of Russia, and for our own intentions. At the

Mass in Latin and Mass in English, most (if not all) of the congregants stayed to pray

these prayers. Some stayed in church to make their Thanksgiving, while some gathered

afterwards in the Narthex. Those who stayed for prayer in church then gathered

afterwards in the Narthex.

We will try this out after the weekday Masses to get familiar with the prayers. I would

like to implement this for Sunday Mass beginning in November, so that we can also pray

for the Repose of the Souls of our Beloved Dead. We can add that intention to the list I

described above and possibly add a specific prayer for them as well.

Continued on the reverse…………..

The Power of Prayer Someone has said that if Christians

really understood the full extent of the

power we have available through prayer,

we might be speechless.

During WWII there was an advisor to

Churchill who organized a group of

people who dropped what they were

doing every day at a prescribed hour for

one minute to collectively pray for the

safety of England, its people and peace.

There is now a group of people

organizing the same thing here in

America. If you would like to

participate: every evening at 9:00pm

Easter Time (8:00pm Central, 7:00pm

Mountain, 6:00pm Pacific), stop

whatever you are doing and spend one

minute praying for the safety of the

United Sates and for a return to a Godly

nation. If you know anyone else who

would like to participate, please pass this

along.

Our prayers are the most powerful

asset we have.

God Bless America!!

Fr. Brian’s Blarney, continued

Guardian Angels: 7 Interesting Facts

by Dr Taylor Marshall

http://taylormarshall.com/2013/10/guardian-angels-7-interesting-facts.html

Friday was the feast of the Guardian Angels. Your Guardian Angel has been with you

since you were conceived in your mother’s womb. We should always revere these

angelic beings and even ask their prayers.

7 Interesting Facts about Guardian Angels

1. The concept of “guardian angels” is thoroughly Jewish. Moses records human

interaction with guarding angels in the Torah, and Daniel frequently mentions

the powerful role of angels as guardians (see Daniel 10 for details).

2. Christ our Lord explicitly teaches the existence of guardian angels in Matthew 18:10:

“See that you do not look down on one of these little ones. For I tell you that

their angels in heaven always see the face of my Father in heaven.”

3. The early Church Fathers also spoke of our guardian angels. St. Jerome, for example,

taught that each person (whether they are Christian or not) has a guardian angel

appointed to a person from the beginning of his existence.

4. Saint Thomas Aquinas taught that all humans have a guardian angel and that these

were chosen from the lowest hierarchy of angels.

5. Blessed John Paul II emphasized the role of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the ministry

of guardian angels: “Let us invoke the Queen of angels and saints, that she may

grant us, supported by our guardian angels, to be authentic witnesses to the

Lord’s paschal mystery” (Regina Caeli Audience, 1997).

6. Maria Agreda, the visionary, taught that the Blessed Virgin Mary had hundreds of

guardian angels, including St Michael and St Gabriel. I’ve heard some people

say that Catholic priests have “two guardian angels,” but I don’t know if this

tradition has any magisterial support.

7. And to raise a very controversial topic, you’re not supposed to name your Guardian

Angel. Sorry, just don’t do it. Some Catholics practice a devotion of giving

personal names to their guardian angels. However, the Holy See does not allow

this practice and formally discourages it. According to the Directory on Popular

Piety and the Liturgy, 216 (under the heading about Devotion to the Holy

Angels): “The practice of assigning names to the Holy Angels should be

discouraged, except in the cases of Gabriel, Raphael and Michael whose names

are contained in Holy Scripture.”

What’s the Theology Behind Not Naming Your Guardian Angel? We may not

name our Guardian Angel, because naming another implies authority over the

other. We see this in Sacred Scripture when God gives a new name to someone

(Abraham, Israel, Peter), He is signifying His authority over that person as He

acts as His vicegerent in His name. Notably, God revealed the names of Jesus,

Mary, and John the Baptist to their parents before they were born to show His

special authority in human redemption.

On a human level, we see this authority in the naming of our children and our

pets. We have been granted authority over them, so we have the authority to

name them. This authority to name children, also, reveals our special vocation

as parents.

However, my Guardian Angel is OVER me in authority as seen in the prayer

“Angel of God”:

“Angel of God my Guardian Dear to whom God’s love commits me here.

Ever this day be at my side to light, to guard, to RULE, to guide.”

Therefore, We do not have the authority to name our angel. Our Guardian Angel

is not our dog, he is our instructor, protector and guide. (taken and edited by Fr.

Hurley from: http://taylormarshall.com/2011/06/you-are-not-allowed-to-name-

your.html)

May God Be Blessed!!

Pray for Persecuted Christians Please join us at Our Lady of Mount

Carmel on Tuesdays, from 6pm to 7pm

as we pray for Christians around the

world being persecuted for their

faith. These people are desperately in

need of our prayers. If you cannot attend,

please take some time during that hour to

lift them up in your prayers.

Greg Liebnau

Evangelization Committee, OLMC

Inner Healing Prayer The Monroe Vicariate Evangelization

and Catechesis Committee is sponsoring

an Inner Healing Prayer Day Saturday, October 17,

10:00 am to 12:00 pm

St. Anne’s Catholic Church,

2420 N. Dixie Hwy., Monroe, Michigan.

Inner Healing prayer is asking God to

heal the root of emotional, mental or

spiritual brokenness that causes the loss

of inner peace. The members of the

Prayer Team have been trained in Inner

Healing Prayer. Joined with your prayer,

they pray with you as Intercessors. They

do not give counsel but stand with you, in

prayer and in His desire to heal you.

There is no cost and no appointment is

necessary. Typically, the prayer takes

about 5-10 minutes.

Polish Dinner News Saturday, October 24, 2015 in Kenna Hall

Dinners will be served from 3:00pm until 8:00pm

Ticket Prices: Adults: $12.00 Seniors:(62+): $10.00 Children (12 & Under): $6.00 (3 & Under - Free)

*************************************************************** Kitchen: Mike & Paula Kosmider, Dave & Yavonne Thoma;

Advertising & Bar: Michelle Lindsey; Desserts: Faye Knaggs Dining Room: Natalie Holup & Ann Herman; MC: Ron Dressel

Polish Heritage & Evangelization Room: Frank Parker & St. Anthony Prayer Team Volunteers: Glenn Ingersoll

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One more Chairperson is needed:

Finance Room: During the evening of the dinner. *****************************************

Help us to Advertise - there are fliers in the Narthex, please take one.

Tickets will be available at the door

Carry-out Dinners will be available

Cash Bar Entertainment will include Millie Okapal’s “Czech Us Out” Band, and the “Echoes of Poland” Dancers.

A Polish Heritage and Evangelization Room will include items of Polish Heritage as well as articles

of the Catholic Faith.

We will depend on Parishioners to provide desserts: We’re asking for Polish Desserts and Coffee

Cakes. Do you have a favorite family recipe? We’d be happy if you’d provide a treat using your favorite Polish recipes. Not of Polish heritage? We will be happy for any dessert you can bring.

A Volunteer Schedule is included in today’s bulletin.

As you can see, there are MANY openings; please call Glenn Ingersoll 734-856-8913 or email gningersoll@gmail.com

ASAP to let him know where you can work.

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Please call The Parish Office 734-854-1143

with any questions.

Knightly News October, 2015

Dedicated to keeping you informed on the activities of the

Fr. John A. Kenna Knights of Columbus Council 11430

I’m not sure who took it away but summer is missing in action!! It is now officially the

Autumn Season. God is now showing us His great palate of colors in the trees and shrubs. The

farmers are harvesting their soybeans and the corn will soon follow. It truly is a time for reaping

and rejoicing. Also a time for us to be grateful for all the good things we have ‘reaped’ in our

own lives. We need to make it a point to give thanks to the Lord for the bountiful harvest He has

given us, each in our own way

Thanks for coming out to our first Breakfast Buffet of the fall season on Sept. 13th. We had a

good turnout and the folks seemed to be enjoying themselves. It is neat to watch the interaction

that occurs when you get a group of friendly folks together. Hope you will be able to attend the

next repast on October 11th. In case you are interested, we have decided to bring back bacon to

our meat menu. It seems to be a very popular item. We did look at our costs for all items and

decided that, for the first time in several years, we had to increase our requested donation by

$1.00. Hopefully that won’t be a deterrent to anyone wanting a delicious meal on that day.

Doors open at 8:30 AM.

We didn’t have a winner in our attendance game at the September meeting so the pot will

continue to grow. You could be the next lucky winner if you are a K-C member, attend the next

meeting and participate in the game. Why not join with your brother Knights? We meet every 1st

Wednesday at 7:30 PM in Kenna Hall.

We invite all men 18 yrs. or older who are practical Catholics to join a great bunch of guys.

Just mention your interest to any one of the officers listed below.

Ron Dressel, Past Grand Knight (734-856-2331)

List of officers for 2015-2016 John Hadju, Grand Knight 734-529-2739

Michael Briskey, Deputy Grand Knight 734-854-2933

Brian Bischoff, Financial Secretary 734-854-2079

John Gabriel, Chancellor 734-856-8709

Cyril Hadju, Treasurer 734-529-2739

Matt Osborn, Warden 734-856-4393

Paul Gingras, Recorder 419-341-2978

Robert Glinski, Inside Guard 734-856-2756

Michael Dressel, Outside Guard 734-856-5771

Glenn Ingersoll, Advocate 734-856-8913

Tim Speer, Trustee 419-205-3932

Kirk Shade, Trustee 734-856-5029

George Neeb, Trustee 734-856-4933

Give us a call!!

Church Set-up

1pm

1. Mark Faunt

2.

3.

4.

5.

Product set-up

to be done at 1pm

1.

2.

3.

Greeters (6pm)

1. Natalie Holup

2.

Product sales

Narthex

1.

2.

3.

Take-down 1. Mark Faunt

2.

3.

4.

5.

Hostess

Pre-performance prep;

Post performance

serving

1. Karen Baer

2. Anne Herman

3. Greg Baer

“Thérèse: The Story

of a Soul” performed by actress

Audrey Ahern

Sunday,

October 18, 2015

7:00 p.m.

St. Anthony

Church.

It may seem early, but October 18 will be here before you know it.

Please take a look at the schedule for workers needed

and call the Parish Office if you are able to help.

Schedule of Workers for Sunday, October 18, 2014