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Fr. John M. BoscoFr. John M. BoscoFr. John M. BoscoFr. John M. Bosco

509 N. Main St.., P.O. Box 310509 N. Main St.., P.O. Box 310509 N. Main St.., P.O. Box 310509 N. Main St.., P.O. Box 310 Morrice, MI 48857Morrice, MI 48857Morrice, MI 48857Morrice, MI 48857

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Rose Spencer, DRE Rose Spencer, DRE Rose Spencer, DRE Rose Spencer, DRE rspencer@catholicweb.comrspencer@catholicweb.comrspencer@catholicweb.comrspencer@catholicweb.com

Cindy Garrison, Secretary Cindy Garrison, Secretary Cindy Garrison, Secretary Cindy Garrison, Secretary cgarrison@catholicweb.comcgarrison@catholicweb.comcgarrison@catholicweb.comcgarrison@catholicweb.com

Lisa Nebo, BookkeeperLisa Nebo, BookkeeperLisa Nebo, BookkeeperLisa Nebo, Bookkeeper lnebo@catholicweb.comlnebo@catholicweb.comlnebo@catholicweb.comlnebo@catholicweb.com

Office Hours: Office Hours: Office Hours: Office Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 8:30 amMon. & Thurs. 8:30 amMon. & Thurs. 8:30 amMon. & Thurs. 8:30 am————2:30 pm2:30 pm2:30 pm2:30 pm

Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9:00 amTues., Wed. & Fri. 9:00 amTues., Wed. & Fri. 9:00 amTues., Wed. & Fri. 9:00 am————3:00 pm3:00 pm3:00 pm3:00 pm

Parish Devotions and SacramentsParish Devotions and SacramentsParish Devotions and SacramentsParish Devotions and Sacraments

Daily RosaryDaily RosaryDaily RosaryDaily Rosary–––– 8:05 a.m. before each morning Mass8:05 a.m. before each morning Mass8:05 a.m. before each morning Mass8:05 a.m. before each morning Mass Exposition of the Blessed SacramentExposition of the Blessed SacramentExposition of the Blessed SacramentExposition of the Blessed Sacrament–––– every Thursday 6every Thursday 6every Thursday 6every Thursday 6----7pm7pm7pm7pm Divine Mercy ChapletDivine Mercy ChapletDivine Mercy ChapletDivine Mercy Chaplet–––– every Friday after the 8:30 am Massevery Friday after the 8:30 am Massevery Friday after the 8:30 am Massevery Friday after the 8:30 am Mass First FridayFirst FridayFirst FridayFirst Friday–––– 7:00 pm Mass and Benediction7:00 pm Mass and Benediction7:00 pm Mass and Benediction7:00 pm Mass and Benediction First SaturdayFirst SaturdayFirst SaturdayFirst Saturday–––– Rosary at 8:05 am with Mass at 8:30 amRosary at 8:05 am with Mass at 8:30 amRosary at 8:05 am with Mass at 8:30 amRosary at 8:05 am with Mass at 8:30 am ConfessionConfessionConfessionConfession————Saturdays 3:00Saturdays 3:00Saturdays 3:00Saturdays 3:00————4:15 pm or by appointment4:15 pm or by appointment4:15 pm or by appointment4:15 pm or by appointment First Holy Communion & ReconciliationFirst Holy Communion & ReconciliationFirst Holy Communion & ReconciliationFirst Holy Communion & Reconciliation————2nd grade instruction2nd grade instruction2nd grade instruction2nd grade instruction ConfirmationConfirmationConfirmationConfirmation————2 year preparation starting in 7th grade2 year preparation starting in 7th grade2 year preparation starting in 7th grade2 year preparation starting in 7th grade Baptism and Anointing of the SickBaptism and Anointing of the SickBaptism and Anointing of the SickBaptism and Anointing of the Sick–––– Contact Fr. JohnContact Fr. JohnContact Fr. JohnContact Fr. John MarriagesMarriagesMarriagesMarriages–––– Contact Fr. John 9 months in advanceContact Fr. John 9 months in advanceContact Fr. John 9 months in advanceContact Fr. John 9 months in advance

Mission StatementMission StatementMission StatementMission Statement

We, the People of God of St. Mary Parish, Morrice, seek to grow as a We, the People of God of St. Mary Parish, Morrice, seek to grow as a We, the People of God of St. Mary Parish, Morrice, seek to grow as a We, the People of God of St. Mary Parish, Morrice, seek to grow as a community united in Jesus Christ in the Catholic Church. Being rooted community united in Jesus Christ in the Catholic Church. Being rooted community united in Jesus Christ in the Catholic Church. Being rooted community united in Jesus Christ in the Catholic Church. Being rooted in the tradition of our ancestors, we are committed to:in the tradition of our ancestors, we are committed to:in the tradition of our ancestors, we are committed to:in the tradition of our ancestors, we are committed to:

† Pass on the Faith to future Pass on the Faith to future Pass on the Faith to future Pass on the Faith to future generations andgenerations andgenerations andgenerations and

† Build God’s kingdom by: fostering love for prayer and liturgy; Build God’s kingdom by: fostering love for prayer and liturgy; Build God’s kingdom by: fostering love for prayer and liturgy; Build God’s kingdom by: fostering love for prayer and liturgy; evangelizing ourselves, and reach out to the alienated and un-evangelizing ourselves, and reach out to the alienated and un-evangelizing ourselves, and reach out to the alienated and un-evangelizing ourselves, and reach out to the alienated and un-churched; educating ourselves in Sacred Scripture in the Catholic Tradi-churched; educating ourselves in Sacred Scripture in the Catholic Tradi-churched; educating ourselves in Sacred Scripture in the Catholic Tradi-churched; educating ourselves in Sacred Scripture in the Catholic Tradi-tion; accepting the responsibility to be servant people aware of the tion; accepting the responsibility to be servant people aware of the tion; accepting the responsibility to be servant people aware of the tion; accepting the responsibility to be servant people aware of the needs of our parish, community and world.needs of our parish, community and world.needs of our parish, community and world.needs of our parish, community and world.

Parish CouncilParish CouncilParish CouncilParish Council

Jerry McDevitt, President 655Jerry McDevitt, President 655Jerry McDevitt, President 655Jerry McDevitt, President 655----6745674567456745 Rose Spencer, Secretary 625Rose Spencer, Secretary 625Rose Spencer, Secretary 625Rose Spencer, Secretary 625----4783478347834783

Finance Council Finance Council Finance Council Finance Council

Mike Eckert, President 625Mike Eckert, President 625Mike Eckert, President 625Mike Eckert, President 625----7045704570457045 Steve London, Secretary 625Steve London, Secretary 625Steve London, Secretary 625Steve London, Secretary 625----6545654565456545

RCIARCIARCIARCIA Marie Lewis 625Marie Lewis 625Marie Lewis 625Marie Lewis 625----4836483648364836

Director of LiturgyDirector of LiturgyDirector of LiturgyDirector of Liturgy Susan Baldwin 468Susan Baldwin 468Susan Baldwin 468Susan Baldwin 468----3801380138013801

Altar Society & Funeral LuncheonsAltar Society & Funeral LuncheonsAltar Society & Funeral LuncheonsAltar Society & Funeral Luncheons Sandra Michalek 625Sandra Michalek 625Sandra Michalek 625Sandra Michalek 625----3576357635763576

Men’s ClubMen’s ClubMen’s ClubMen’s Club Joe Pokorney 625Joe Pokorney 625Joe Pokorney 625Joe Pokorney 625----5355535553555355

Youth RepresentativeYouth RepresentativeYouth RepresentativeYouth Representative Sarah Reichstetter 625Sarah Reichstetter 625Sarah Reichstetter 625Sarah Reichstetter 625----4719471947194719

Right to Life Right to Life Right to Life Right to Life Jack Karr 517Jack Karr 517Jack Karr 517Jack Karr 517---- 651651651651----7029702970297029 Elizabeth Poe 989Elizabeth Poe 989Elizabeth Poe 989Elizabeth Poe 989----634634634634----5210521052105210

Over 50 GroupOver 50 GroupOver 50 GroupOver 50 Group The Bishop’s, Bacik’s & Baldwin’s 625The Bishop’s, Bacik’s & Baldwin’s 625The Bishop’s, Bacik’s & Baldwin’s 625The Bishop’s, Bacik’s & Baldwin’s 625----3381338133813381

Council on AgingCouncil on AgingCouncil on AgingCouncil on Aging Elizabeth Poe 989Elizabeth Poe 989Elizabeth Poe 989Elizabeth Poe 989----634634634634----5210521052105210

Knights of ColumbusKnights of ColumbusKnights of ColumbusKnights of Columbus Ross Demerly 517Ross Demerly 517Ross Demerly 517Ross Demerly 517----881881881881----4050405040504050

St. Vincent DePaul SocietySt. Vincent DePaul SocietySt. Vincent DePaul SocietySt. Vincent DePaul Society Jim Nutter 675Jim Nutter 675Jim Nutter 675Jim Nutter 675----7320732073207320

He has Risen! Alleluia!He has Risen! Alleluia!He has Risen! Alleluia!He has Risen! Alleluia!

Mass Intentions Mass Intentions Mass Intentions Mass Intentions

Sixth Sunday of EasterSixth Sunday of EasterSixth Sunday of EasterSixth Sunday of Easter

Mon. May 2ndMon. May 2ndMon. May 2ndMon. May 2nd–––– St. AthanasiusSt. AthanasiusSt. AthanasiusSt. Athanasius 7:00 p.m.—for the repose of the soul of Stan Millhisler Req. by Kris Finger

Tues., May 3rdTues., May 3rdTues., May 3rdTues., May 3rd————Ss. Phillip & JamesSs. Phillip & JamesSs. Phillip & JamesSs. Phillip & James 8:30 a.m. —for the repose of the souls of Leonard & Rita Thelen Req. by their family

Wed., May 4th Wed., May 4th Wed., May 4th Wed., May 4th 8:30 a.m. - for the repose of the soul of Peggy McDevitt DeLau, Birthday Remembrance, req. by Jerry & Jerry McDevitt

Thurs., May 5thThurs., May 5thThurs., May 5thThurs., May 5th 6:00 p.m. —Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 7:00 p.m.—for the repose of the souls of Frank & Elizabeth Michalek, req. by Sandy Michalek

Fri., May 6thFri., May 6thFri., May 6thFri., May 6th–––– First FridayFirst FridayFirst FridayFirst Friday

7:00 p.m.—for the repose of the soul of Clayton Peirre Bressette, 3rd Anniversary, req. by Marie Lewis

Sat., May 7thSat., May 7thSat., May 7thSat., May 7th————First SaturdayFirst SaturdayFirst SaturdayFirst Saturday 8:30 a.m.—for a very special intention req. by Bill & Marian Bacik

4:30 p.m.—for the repose of the souls of Chad & Janet Leland Req. by the Weber family

Sunday, May 8thSunday, May 8thSunday, May 8thSunday, May 8th————The Ascension of the Lord, Mother’s DayThe Ascension of the Lord, Mother’s DayThe Ascension of the Lord, Mother’s DayThe Ascension of the Lord, Mother’s Day 8:00 a.m.—for the repose of the soul of Madge Uehlein Req. by her family 10:30 a.m.—for the People of the Parish

The Sanctuary Candle is: The Sanctuary Candle is: The Sanctuary Candle is: The Sanctuary Candle is: for a special intention for Betty Schlicklin, req. by her mother Virginia Freed

Adult Envelopes Sunday & Holy Days $ 2,245.00 Loose Money 67.00 Student Envelopes 2.00 PayPal Donations 0.00 All Other Income 27.15 TotalTotalTotalTotal: 2,341.15 Special Collections:Special Collections:Special Collections:Special Collections: SCRIP: 350 .00 Adult Sunday Envelope count includes make-up Envelopes. Your generosity and support in giving what you can, including sending in missed weeks

envelopes, is greatly appreciated. . . .

Online Giving: Online Giving: Online Giving: Online Giving: You may now make your weekly/monthly Sunday You may now make your weekly/monthly Sunday You may now make your weekly/monthly Sunday You may now make your weekly/monthly Sunday offertory and Faith Formation Building Fund donations online offertory and Faith Formation Building Fund donations online offertory and Faith Formation Building Fund donations online offertory and Faith Formation Building Fund donations online using PayPal. Please go to our website at: using PayPal. Please go to our website at: using PayPal. Please go to our website at: using PayPal. Please go to our website at: stmarymorrice.orgstmarymorrice.orgstmarymorrice.orgstmarymorrice.org, in the upper right hand box that says “Online , in the upper right hand box that says “Online , in the upper right hand box that says “Online , in the upper right hand box that says “Online Giving” click on the account you’d like to make your payment to Giving” click on the account you’d like to make your payment to Giving” click on the account you’d like to make your payment to Giving” click on the account you’d like to make your payment to and follow and follow and follow and follow the directions on the page. We thank you for your the directions on the page. We thank you for your the directions on the page. We thank you for your the directions on the page. We thank you for your support!support!support!support! St. Vincent de Paul Society: St. Vincent de Paul Society: St. Vincent de Paul Society: St. Vincent de Paul Society: Help our less fortunate neighbors by donat-ing to St. Vincent’s. We work with other local groups to help with rent, utilities, prescriptions and other needs. Envelopes are in the church entrance. Make checks payable to: St. Vincent de Paul. Food Bank Collection: Food Bank Collection: Food Bank Collection: Food Bank Collection: the first weekend of every month non per-ishable food, supplies and monetary donations which help with gas & electric bills, are collected for our area Food bank. Please bring your donations to the church vestibule. Make checks paya-ble to: Perry/Morrice/Shaftsburg Food Bank.

“O, God let all the nations praise you.”“O, God let all the nations praise you.”“O, God let all the nations praise you.”“O, God let all the nations praise you.”

This is the Sixth Sunday in the Easter Season. The readings are worth noting. They are taken from the Acts of the Apostles, Revelation and the Gospel of John. Let us look at each and see what our Lord Jesus wants us to draw for our meditation and spiritual growth.

The Acts of the Apostles speak about the painful intrusion of some from elsewhere trying to interfere with the faith life of Christians in Antioch, Syria and Cecilia. These are Christians from their Gentile nations. They accepted Jesus and became Christians. They were not Jews. The people who came from Jerusalem insisted that they should first become Jews and then Christians. They have to first accept the Mosaic laws and prac-tices. This caused great pain to Paul and Barnabas. It was caus-ing great dissention among the Christians.

These particular Christians who are causing problems to the Gentile Christians forgot the message of Jesus. This is what Je-sus commanded of the Apostles, before he ascended to the Father. This is what Jesus told them, “Go unto the whole world and proclaim the Good News and baptize all those who be-lieve.” Jesus from the very beginning taught them that he be-longs to all. His first mission was to Jews, but many did not re-ceive his message and then he turned to the Gentiles. It was not the will of Jesus that in order to become Christians, they have to first become Jews. Jesus came for all and all belong to Jesus. This belonging is based on their faith in Jesus.

The local Christian community decided to send some repre-sentatives to Jerusalem to consult with the Apostles. They ar-rived in Jerusalem and reported the matter to the Apostles. The Apostles convened a council and studied the matter with the assistance of the Holy Spirit. They decided that they would send some representatives and calm the situation. The decision was that no one needs to be a Jew in order to become Christian. They were asked to follow the mind of Christ. It meant that they have to give up some of the practices which were offensive to God. It was narrated in details in the letter. The Apostles and the Elders rejoiced that the Gentiles were given the gifts of the Holy Spirit and were acknowledging Jesus and the One True God.

The book of the Revelation once again speaks of the splen-dor of the Church, the Bride of Christ. It speaks of twelve gates; four are facing the East, four are facing the West and four are facing the North and four are facing the South. This tells us that the Church of Jesus is universal. Everybody who wants to know the truth is welcome to Christ. It is universally spread through-out the Globe. Yes my friends this Church of Jesus has reached all the corners of the world. This Church worships her Spouse Jesus in all the languages and cultures. We are truly Apostolic and Catholic.

The Gospel speaks of the Holy Spirit. We’ve had the Sacra-ments of First Confession and Confirmation already celebrated. The Holy Spirit was given to those students who have received these Sacraments. The Sacrament of Confirmation completed the Sacraments of Initiation. The Sacraments of enunciations are Baptism, Confession, Eucharist and Confirmation. We will celebrate the first Sacrament of the Eucharist this weekend. I want to congratulate all of the students who have received these Sacraments for the first time this year. Please remember that you have a mighty friend whom you can trust. You don’t need to be afraid of anything. You are not alone. You have God as your companion. Our prayer must always be, “O God, let all nations praise you.”

Fr. JohnFr. JohnFr. JohnFr. John

K of C Council #8735 K of C Council #8735 K of C Council #8735 K of C Council #8735 meets the third Wednesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Center. Our next meeting is: Wednesday, May 18thWednesday, May 18thWednesday, May 18thWednesday, May 18th

Grand Knight, Ross DemerlyGrand Knight, Ross DemerlyGrand Knight, Ross DemerlyGrand Knight, Ross Demerly

Knight of the Month: Knight of the Month: Knight of the Month: Knight of the Month: Ken O’Donnell Family of the Month: Family of the Month: Family of the Month: Family of the Month: Bob & Gloria Carpenter Family of the Year: Family of the Year: Family of the Year: Family of the Year: Jerry & Jerry McDevitt Knight of the Year: Knight of the Year: Knight of the Year: Knight of the Year: Jim Spencer

Pancake Breakfast : Pancake Breakfast : Pancake Breakfast : Pancake Breakfast : May 15th, 2016May 15th, 2016May 15th, 2016May 15th, 2016

9:00 a.m.9:00 a.m.9:00 a.m.9:00 a.m.–––– 12noon, Cost: free will offering12noon, Cost: free will offering12noon, Cost: free will offering12noon, Cost: free will offering Menu includes: pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage,

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† First Communion will be held on Sunday, May 1st at 8:00 a.m.First Communion will be held on Sunday, May 1st at 8:00 a.m.First Communion will be held on Sunday, May 1st at 8:00 a.m.First Communion will be held on Sunday, May 1st at 8:00 a.m.

† May Crowning will be Sunday, May 8th at the 8:00 a.m. Mass by May Crowning will be Sunday, May 8th at the 8:00 a.m. Mass by May Crowning will be Sunday, May 8th at the 8:00 a.m. Mass by May Crowning will be Sunday, May 8th at the 8:00 a.m. Mass by our First Communicants.our First Communicants.our First Communicants.our First Communicants.

† Baccalaureate Mass and lunch reception will be held Sunday, Baccalaureate Mass and lunch reception will be held Sunday, Baccalaureate Mass and lunch reception will be held Sunday, Baccalaureate Mass and lunch reception will be held Sunday, June 5th for graduating students of High School and College.June 5th for graduating students of High School and College.June 5th for graduating students of High School and College.June 5th for graduating students of High School and College.

PRAY FOR:PRAY FOR:PRAY FOR:PRAY FOR: Haily Scott, Greg & Lawrence St. Onge, Ger-ald Czajkowski, Dorothy Nanasy, Al Smakal, Marianne Cleary, Sid Grinnell, Jim Nanasy, Virginia Freed, Mary Roll, Larry & Brenda Wilson, Fr. Stan Czarnota, Ruby Benard, Betty Toma, Allen Woodbury, Lu Rood, Marie

Miller, Raymond Brandt II & Mary Fredell Brandt, Brian Mills, Mark Hepper, Dorothy Galko, Catherine Bacik, Kimberly St. Onge, Jadyn Baley, Robert Finger, Conrad Ladoucer, Garry Adams, Bob Sano-ski, Joe Wesley, Jr., Jerry Stehlik, Mike Miller, Larrie & Joan LaBelle, Victorya Babcock, David Guiles, Lori Lugo, Bill Harris Laura Craw-ford, Tom Bishop, Jr., Cindy Berg, Brett Campbell. Pray for their caregivers as well. . . . Please contact the Parish office to add or remove Please contact the Parish office to add or remove Please contact the Parish office to add or remove Please contact the Parish office to add or remove names. Thank you!names. Thank you!names. Thank you!names. Thank you!

Special Events, Activities and MeetingsSpecial Events, Activities and MeetingsSpecial Events, Activities and MeetingsSpecial Events, Activities and Meetings

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RCIARCIARCIARCIA: : : : If you would like to join the Catholic Church or if you are Catholic and would like to enrich your knowledge of the Church and it’s teachings, please call the Parish office at 625-4260 for more information.

Scripture StudyScripture StudyScripture StudyScripture Study: : : : The 12th Chapter of Mark. May 10th at 2:30pm. Call Elizabeth at 989-634-5210 for more info. All are welcome to join us!

There will be coffee & donuts following the There will be coffee & donuts following the There will be coffee & donuts following the There will be coffee & donuts following the 8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Masses this weekend.8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Masses this weekend.8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Masses this weekend.8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Masses this weekend.

Finance Council Meeting: Finance Council Meeting: Finance Council Meeting: Finance Council Meeting: Tues., May 3rd at 7:00 p.m.

Parish Council Meeting: Parish Council Meeting: Parish Council Meeting: Parish Council Meeting: Mon., May 9th at 7:30 p.m.

Over 50 Mass and Potluck: Over 50 Mass and Potluck: Over 50 Mass and Potluck: Over 50 Mass and Potluck: Thurs., May 12th with Adoration at 10:00 a.m., Mass at 11:00 a.m. followed by a potluck in the Par-ish Center. Bring a dish to pass and join us!

We would like to thank those who have already pledged and invite those who haven’t to prayerfully consider making a donation to the DSA. Thank you!

Amount pledged: $12,358.00 Our Parish Goal is: $14,179.00$14,179.00$14,179.00$14,179.00

Euchre Tournament: Euchre Tournament: Euchre Tournament: Euchre Tournament: Friday, May 13h with doors opening at 6:00 p.m. and the tournament starting at 7:00 p.m. Concessions will be available.

Mother Daughter BanquetMother Daughter BanquetMother Daughter BanquetMother Daughter Banquet Tuesday, May 10th at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 10th at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 10th at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 10th at 6:00 p.m.

Please join us, ladies, for a fun filled evening of fellow-ship, food and Bingo! Meat, potatoes, drinks and table service will be provided. Please bring a generous dish to pass.

Mother’s Day Honor/MemorialMother’s Day Honor/MemorialMother’s Day Honor/MemorialMother’s Day Honor/Memorial Shiawassee Co. Right to LifeShiawassee Co. Right to LifeShiawassee Co. Right to LifeShiawassee Co. Right to Life

If you would like to make a donation the Shiawassee Co. Right to Life in honor or in memory of your Mother

for Mother’s Day, please drop your intentions and money in the collection basket and write “Mother’s Day memorial” on the front of the envelope. Please make checks out to: RTL of Shiawassee Co. We will have the donation list in the bulletin on May 7th-8th.

Thank you to all who donated clothes for St. Vincent DePaul from our Lenten Challenge of filling 40 garbage bags of clothes. The fruits of our prayers and actions brought us 81 bags which stuffed 2 trucks!! They have bee delivered to the St. Vincent DePaul store in Lansing serving those in need. The students also thank the men of our Parish fore special sweet treats that were provided for our final session of Religious Education for the school year!

Flowers for the AltarFlowers for the AltarFlowers for the AltarFlowers for the Altar We would like to have flowers on the Altar for weekend Masses each month. We set flowers both near the Altar and in front of the Blessed Mother statue and other are-

as if there are extra’s. You may donate flowers in honor or in memory of a loved one. If you let us know you are doing this, we will place that message in the bulletin. You may also bring flowers from your homes, gardens or shops and drop them off on Fridays at the Parish office or Saturday mornings following the 8:30 a.m. Mass at the church. If you have any questions, please contact the Parish office at: 517-625-4260 or Sue Gren-nell at: 517-625-7145. This will be all year long unless there is a certain Liturgical time that does not allow flowers. Thank you!

The Blessed Mother flowers are in memory & honor of our Moms, by Pat & Sue Grennell

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