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understand what is happening in one’s life, and often when one is angry at God. There are many examples of lamentations in the Old Testament, including many of the Psalms. Usually, after pouring out their heart to God and expressing their rage, the person praying is able to once again see the goodness and beauty of life. This has been my experience. I was especially angry FEBRUARY 7, 2021 5 T H S U N DAY I N O R D I N A RY T I M E

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While celebrating the sacrament of Reconciliation,

sometimes the penitent confesses “being angry with God” as though “being angry with God” and expressing that anger is a sin. I often get angry with God myself. As we see in Sunday’s reading from the Book of Job, rather than being a sin, being angry with God can actually be an expression of deep faith.

CONNECTING POINT

Fr. Ron Victor

PASTOR FRRON@STISIDORE.CHURCH

In a real sense,

expressing anger to God is an act of faith. We wouldn’t be angry with God if we did not believe in God, or if we did not have a relationship with God. We wouldn’t be angry with God if we didn’t trust that God is a loving God who desires what is best for us. After expressing our frustration, we often come to trust that things will somehow work out for us…just as they did

For the health and safety of all gathered, St. Isidore will be offering the distribution of Ashes on Ash Wednesday, February 17, 2021, with the following modifications:

All those attending service or Mass are required to wear a face covering at all times while in the building. As instructed from Rome, rather than praying the formula over each person, the priest will bless the ashes and then address all present with one of the formulas found in the Roman Missal.

The priest will then cleanse his hands, put on a face mask and distribute ashes, using one clean cotton ball per person (without saying anything). Other ministers will also distribute ashes in the same way, in silence.

For the Reception of Ashes, the assembled will be ushered from their pews, maintaining a distance of six-feet from the next person, as indicated by the marks on the floor.

Registration for a Mass or Service of Ashes is required. Please do so by going to our website:

stisidore.church/ash-wednesday/2021

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6:00 AM Service

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CALENDAR

FEB 7

SUNDAY

7:30 AM Mass CH 9:30 AM Mass CH 10:30 AM RCIA FCR 11:30 AM Mass CH 5:30 PM Mass CH

FEB 11

THURSDAY

8:00 AM Mass CH 8:30 AM Adoration CH 1:30 PM Grief Support Mtg CR9 7:00 PM Evangelization Committee Mtg YR

FEB 8

MONDAY

1:30 PM Intercessory Prayer CH

FEB 12

FRIDAY

FEB 9

TUESDAY

6:30 AM Men's Bible Study 8:00 AM Mass CH

9:00 AM Bible Study CR9 & CR10 7:00 PM Parish Council Mtg ECR

FEB 13

SATURDAY

4:30 PM Mass CH

FEB 10

WEDNESDAY

7:00 PM Cantor Clinic CH

FEB 14

SUNDAY

7:30 AM Mass CH 9:30 AM Mass CH 10:30 AM RCIA FCR 11:30 AM Mass CH 5:30 PM Mass CH 6:30 PM SITE Mtg YR 

MASS INTENTIONS

SAT. FEBRUARY 6

4:30 PM

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Robert Bronson Family

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Bob VanEenoo Wife

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Gladys Malburg Friends

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Stephen and Lottie Muzyk

Family

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Joe Twardzik 11TH ANNIV Wife, Helene

Lawrence & Carol Sobolewski

Family

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Alfred Mengel

Niece

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Nick Tatarchuk 8TH ANNIV Family

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Cass Gacki

Family

SUN. FEBRUARY 7

7:30 AM

The Menards & Daniels Families

Family

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John Viet Luy

Family

Evelyn Edwards

Mary Lou & Ron Pratt

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Diane Smith

Family

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Frank & Clara Hellebuyck BDAYS Family

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Mariana Baller

Richard & Jeanne Koss

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Paul Priemer

Richard & Jeanne Koss

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Mary Breitenstein 40TH ANNIV Betsy Nicosia

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Gerri Stafford

Family

SUN. FEBRUARY 7

9:30 AM

Hahn Hoang Gia

Family

Sylvain Hoang Gia

Family

SUN. FEBRUARY 7

11:30 AM

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Domenica & Pasquale Spalvieri

Family

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Joseph Poma

Giovannina Poma

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Robert Mason

Wife and Family

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Robert Patrick George

Muzyk Family

SUN. FEBRUARY 7

5:30 PM

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Maria Valentina

Family

TUE. FEBRUARY 9

8:00 AM

Hahn Hoang Gia

Family

Sylvain Hoang Gia

Family

THU. FEBRUARY 11

8:00 AM

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Lorraine Giera

Husband

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Glenn Cook

Rich & Jeanne Koss

SAT. FEBRUARY 13

4:30 PM

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Mary Ann Bartolotta

Sister, Lee

SUN. FEBRUARY 14

7:30 AM

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Nancy Campbell

Steve & Agnes Flynn

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Diane Smith

Family

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Joseph Sribniak

Mother, Jeanette

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Mariana Baller

Richard & Jeanne Koss

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Paul Priemer

Richard & Jeanne Koss

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Livia Benvenuti 37TH ANNIV Daughter, Carla

SUN. FEBRUARY 14

9:30 AM

SUN. FEBRUARY 14

11:30 AM

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Tim Pipkens Muzyk Family

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Charles Zurro Family

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Chuck & Loretta Archer

Family

SUN. FEBRUARY 14

5:30 PM

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Coral Hutira

Shazam Family

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Esse & Grace Salamie

February 19 – April 2 from 4-7 PM

Drive-thru only

1. Fish (fried or baked) with tartar sauce – $10.00

2. Shrimp (breaded and fried) – 8 pieces with cocktail sauce – $12.00

3. Pizza (cheese) – 2 slices – $6.00 All meals served with redskin potatoes, coleslaw, mac-n-cheese, & roll/butter. No substitutions.

EVERY FRIDAY DURING LENT

K OF C FISH FRY

Informational meeting, 6:30p-8:30p, regarding Confirmation for

Candidates currently in 8th Grade Faith Formation who will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation in Fall, 2021. Both parent and Candidate attendance required. Please make every effort to attend. There will be NO alterate meeting. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2021

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CANDIDATE

CONFIRMATION

MEETING

WHAT'S HAPPENING

SUN. FEBRUARY 14

7:30 AM

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Nancy Campbell

Steve & Agnes Flynn

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Diane Smith

Family

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Joseph Sribniak

Mother, Jeanette

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Mariana Baller

Richard & Jeanne Koss

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Paul Priemer

Richard & Jeanne Koss

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Livia Benvenuti 37TH ANNIV Daughter, Carla

SUN. FEBRUARY 14

9:30 AM

SUN. FEBRUARY 14

11:30 AM

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Tim Pipkens Muzyk Family

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Charles Zurro Family

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Chuck & Loretta Archer

Family

SUN. FEBRUARY 14

5:30 PM

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Coral Hutira

Shazam Family

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Esse & Grace Salamie

It is important to respect the communal aspect of Lent. Community prayer and action are central to our Lenten experience. For instance, the signing of our foreheads with ashes on Ash Wednesday is a communal experience, where we enter into the season as a penitential community. Last year, we wanted to find a way to encourage as many people as possible to come together as a community and journey together during Lent (little knowing at the time that we would all be quarantined at home). So, inspired

by Matthew Kelly and the team at Dynamic Catholic with their Best Lent Ever daily video series, we created a Lenten video series of our own led by the St. Isidore staff and delivered straight to you each day. We are excited to bring the Lenten Video Project (LVP) back again this year with a new theme for 2021. We are coming off of a 12-month period where millions of people have been affected and hundreds of thousands of people have lost their lives to a global pandemic. There is political unrest, racial injustice,

Lenten Video

P R O J E C T

DAILY VIDEOS SENT TO YOUR EMAIL • REFLECTIONS FROM THE ST. ISIDORE STAFF

catastrophic natural disasters, a record loss of jobs, closures of businesses, restaurants, and churches, and so much more. We have all probably prayed for an end, and sometimes it can feel like our prayers aren’t being heard. Despite all of this, guess what?

Prayer still works! Our LVP this year reflects on the many different ways to pray and how we can all unite together in a variety of prayers. Each person on our staff will reflect on the prayer or way to pray that has had an impact on their lives.

WHAT IS IT?

It’s an inspiring series of videos created by the St. Isidore Church staff sent straight to your email. These short videos will reflect on different prayers, ways to pray, and the impact they have had on our lives.

HOW DO I SIGN UP?

There are a couple of ways to sign up. First, just head to our website and sign up there. Or, if you would prefer, you can call the parish office where the staff can assist you with your signup. Your email address will not be used for anything besides the Lenten Video Project without your permission.

HOW MANY VIDEOS?

We are hoping to produce around 20 videos that will be sent out Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, beginning Monday, February 22.

WHAT ARE THE VIDEOS ABOUT?

Our theme for 2021 is about prayer. From familiar prayers like the Our Father and Hail Mary, to alternative ways to pray such as: music, meditation, and just casually talking with God.

WHO IS ON THE VIDEOS?

The videos are reflections shared by the St. Isidore staff. Almost our entire team will be sharing reflections!

Sign up today at

STISIDORE.CHURCH

/LVP

(or call the office)

F R E Q U E N T LY A S K E D Q U E S T I O N S

HOW LONG ARE THE VIDEOS?

We know your time is valuable, so each video will only be between 2-5 minutes in length.

IF I SIGNED UP LAST YEAR, DO I NEED

TO SIGN UP AGAIN?

It is probably best to double-check that you are signed-up by going to the website and entering your info. If you are already signed-up, the form will let you know.

WHAT IF I MISS A VIDEO?

If you sign up after the series has started or you want to go back and watch previous videos, you will be able to do that on our Lenten Video Project web page or on our YouTube channel.

ARE THE VIDEOS JUST MEANT FOR THE

PEOPLE OF ST. ISIDORE?

No! The topics in the Lenten Video Project are things that we all deal with. This is a great chance to share your faith with friends, family, neighbors, coworkers, and random strangers you meet at the Coney Grille. Share away! We’ll be providing ways to share on Facebook and Instagram, and you can even invite a friend through the LVP website.

Please keep our neighbors in your prayers, and as you shop in stores or on-line this week keep our pantry list in mind. Our Pantry needs are: … Boxed Pasta – Spaghetti, Elbow, Penne … Canned Pasta – Spaghetti O’s, Ravioli … Helpers – Hamburger, Tuna or Chicken … Pancake Mix & Syrup

… Oatmeal Packets

… Canned Fruit – Pineapple, Mandarin Oranges … Baked Beans

… Jello & Pudding Mix … Tuna

… Mac & Cheese

… Muffin Mix – Corn & Fruit … Spaghetti Sauce – Jars & Cans … Toothpaste

… Deodorant – Gender Neutral … Dish Soap

… Laundry Soap

… $25 Gift Cards – Kroger, Meijer, Walmart God Bless,

St. Isidore St. Vincent de Paul Society

As always, you, our parishioners, amaze us with your generosity. We simply put our list of needed items in the bulletin, and because of you, it quite miraculously just appears!!!

We are so very grateful that you make it possible for us to help those in our area who need

assistance. We humbly ask again for your help.

Please Donate:

… Baby sensitive laundry soap … New books for young children … Nutramigen powered formula

Prayer:

We thank all St. Isidore parishioners who faithfully support us and the work we do. May God bless you for your gracious generosity!

ST. VINCENT

DE PAUL

BABY PANTRY

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Always be impartial and just in your deeds. Put yourself into your neighbor’s place, and him in yours, then you will judge fairly… Frequently, therefore, examine your heart, whether it is so disposed towards your neighbor, as you would have his disposed towards you, were you to change places; for this is the true test.

- St. Thomas Aquinas

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God, may the world You created be better today because I am in it. Bless anyone who is suffering, hungry, sick, lonely, angry or afraid. Help me to recognize those people when I meet them today and to show them your light and love. Amen.

Prayer blankets and shawls are available. Call the office during normal business hours.

Our blankets and shawls are carefully created by a great group of women parishioners who hope you will participate in their mission of reaching out to people who need comfort for any reason. How can you participate in this mission? It’s easily done. Simply bring one of our blankets or shawls to someone you know.

Do you have a relative or friend dealing with a health issue or any crisis, problem or disruption in their life? How about a St. Valentine gift for that person? Please call the office (586-286-1700) and get a free blessed prayer blanket or shawl for that someone you know who needs comfort.

Thank you from "The Comfort Crafters"

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It is one of the most beautiful compensations in life, that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Our caring affirms a person’s worth. This affirmation is what our Lord wants each of us to do. He wants us to do kind actions without anything in return. We can point others to God because we have shown His love for them in a very real way. When we give of ourselves, God pours His love, peace and forgiveness into our hearts and into our lives.

- from Matthew Kelly’s book Resisting Happiness

PRAYER BLANKET

MINISTRY

READINGS

SUNDAY

Jb 7:1-4, 6-7; Ps 147:1-2, 3-4, 5-6; 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23; Mk 1:29-39

MONDAY

Gn 1:1-19;

Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10 and 12, 24 and 35c; Mk 6:53-56

TUESDAY

Gn 1:20—2:4a; Ps 8:4-5, 6-7, 8-9; Mk 7:1-13

WEDNESDAY

Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104:1-2a, 27-28, 29bc-30; Mk 7:14-23

THURSDAY

Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5; Mk 7:24-30

FRIDAY

Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 6, 7; Mk 7:31-37

SATURDAY

Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90:2, 3-4abc, 5-6, 12-13; Mk 8:1-10

SUNDAY

Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11; 1 Cor 10:31—11:1; Mk 1:40-45

THE HOLY EUCHARIST AND

THE CELEBRATION OF MASS

The Corona Virus has caused a fast on so many levels. Our restaurants are limited for indoor dinning. We have not been able to share Christmas dinners and other joyful family meals for birthdays or other special occasions that we all look forward to each year. As Catholics, the most important meal we share is in the celebration of Mass. The Holy Eucharist is the most important of the seven sacraments because, in this and in no other sacrament, we receive the very body and blood, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ. Innumerable, precious graces come to us through the reception of Holy Communion.

Holy Communion is an intimate encounter with Christ, in which we

sacramentally receive Christ into our bodies. “The Eucharist builds the Church,” as Pope John Paul II said (Redemptor Hominis 20). It deepens unity with the Church, more fully assimilating us into Christ (1 Cor. 12:13; CCC 1396).

So many Catholics are fasting from Eucharist at this time due to concerns for health and safety. The good news is that Christ's presence in the Eucharist cannot be changed or diminished by anything. We must continue to pray in hope that this crisis fast will soon end and that all who are able will soon return to our live celebrations of Eucharist for the innumerable graces flowing from the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.

Amy Righi

MUSIC + LITURGY DIRECTOR AMY@STISIDORE.CHURCH

OUR LENTEN JOURNEY

AND THE RCIA

John Kovacik

RCIA COORDINATOR RCIA@STISIDORE.CHURCH

Lent and its’ accompanying journey are rapidly approaching for the Catholic community. The community as a whole is renewed as we take time to focus on repentance and the remembrance of our Baptismal vows.

Lent also coincides with the period of purification and enlightenment for the RCIA catechumens and candidates. The Catechumens prepare for the reception of Baptism and the Candidates reflect on their Baptism as they prepare for additional Sacraments. This is a time of intense interior reflection for the group and is intended to purify their minds and hearts as they prepare for the celebration of Sacraments at the Easter Vigil.

During the Lenten season, the Catechumens (those awaiting baptism) and the Candidates (already baptized) will first be “sent” to the Cathedral in Detroit to celebrate the Rite of Election. The Catechumens specifically will be welcomed to the Church and become the “Elect.”

Throughout the Lenten season, the now “Elect” will celebrate the Scrutinies and be presented with “gifts” from the Church. The Scrutinies, celebrated at 11:30 Mass on Sundays, are rites for self-searching and repentance. As the actual Rite outlines, “the Scrutinies are meant to uncover, then heal all that is weak, defective or sinful in the hearts of the Elect.” There are three Scrutinies in total and during their respective Masses we will hear the Gospels that tell of the Woman at the Well, The Man Born Blind and The Raising of Lazarus.

As mentioned, the Elect will also receive “gifts” from the Church. They will be presented with the Creed and the Our Father prayer at separate Masses on Saturday mornings. Please take a few moments to pray for this amazing group of Catechumens and Candidates as they begin their faith journeys. Also, look for their photos and information in the upcoming weeks. Finally, if you see one of them at 11:30 Mass, take a moment to welcome them personally to our community.

Youth in grades 9-12 & their friends are invited! Contact Beth Beebe at (586)286-1700 ext. 2116 beth@stisidore.church

S.I.T.E YOUTH MINISTRY

MEETINGS

Sunday, February 7 / No Mtg Sunday, February 14 / 6:30pm Sunday, February 21 / 6:30pm Sunday, February 28 / 6:30pm

Let’s make time to speak personally to Jesus. Join fellow church members each Wednesday from the comfort of your home, workplace, etc., in spending 10 minutes in prayer anytime day or evening. Enlist your family, a friend, or perhaps you prefer a quite place to meditate. Prayers can be formal or not, including singing or reading scripture. You could offer your work, a kind act, or make a sacrifice as your prayer. We are called to be a holy people (set aside for sacred use). As we focus our mind and heart on Jesus, He transforms us, re-creating us into the ones He designed us to be.

This week’s Intention: Unity

Suggested prayer: The Unity Prayer

My adorable Jesus. May our feet journey together, May our hands gather in unity, May our hearts beat in unison, May our souls be in harmony, May our thoughts be as one, May our ears listen to the silence together, May our glances deeply penetrate each other, May our lips pray together to gain mercy from the Eternal Father. Amen.

Suggested activity: We’re all in this together. Be the one who encourages and befriends.

Evangelization Committee

DID YOU KNOW?

The Hail Mary Pass

In football, a Hail Mary pass or Hail Mary play refers to a long forward pass, especially as a last-second attempt to score at the end of the game, where a completion has little chance of success. Who made this phrase famous? Dallas Cowboy, Roger Staubach, a Catholic, used this term to describe his game-winning 50-yard touchdown pass in a NFL playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings, Dec. 28, 1975. Afterwards, Staubach described the play to a reporter,

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For as in one body we have many parts, and all the parts do not all have the same function, so we, though many, are one body in Christ, and individually parts of one another.

STISIDORE.CHURCH/PRAYER-WALL

RECENTLY

PRAYER WALL

BAPTISMS

JAN 30/31

REST IN PEACE

Write your own prayer request on our Prayer Wall:

stisidore.church/prayer-wall

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The Prayer Wall is a new component built to help parishioners and guests stay connected in prayer even while we are far apart. It is a place where anyone can share a prayer intention and also pray for others. There is even an option for the requester to ask to have someone contact and pray with them.

RACHEL RIGOLE

Entered eternal life on January 25

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BERNARD GUIDA

Entered eternal life on January 13

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EVERETT MICHAEL MOULTRY

Son of Jennifer and Adam

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MIRIAM WEBR

Entered eternal life on January 27

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I am begging for your prayers for my 7yr. old son. He has an eye condition that may lead to the worst. I am a desperate mother who can't stop crying & who needs your prayers to ask for his healing!

Requested by Desperate Mother

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Pray for my grandson's health.

Requested by Clare Pety

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ORVILLE TRENKAMP

Entered eternal life on January 26

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WE PRAY FOR THE SICK

AND THOSE WHO SERVE

Bob Agius Mary Agius Francis Andary Arceni Barrocal Meagan Betcher Jonathan Bisdorf Suzanne Bruck Joyce Buybuyck Debra Caron Charlie Chalut Joanne Chalut Richard Charbonneau Carol Chianese Frank Chianese Emilio Coletti Pam DeClercq Katherine Dodson Julie Falletta John Farsakian Isaiah Ford Hugh Fraser Richard Gdowski

PFC Tanner Adkins, Army – Afghanistan WO1 Jeremy Bentley, Army – Iraq Pvt. Troy Ciaramella, Army – USA GySgt. Sean Collins, Marines – USA Hannah Cook, Marines – USA Sgt. Brian Dahl , Army – Afghanistan Sgt. Tyler Dean, Army – Kuwait Spec. John Deapen, Arty - Iraq

PFC Anthony Difatta, Army – Afghanistan LCpl Blake Doetsch, Marines

CPL Brian Domzalski, Marines PFC E3 Jeffrey Frame, Army Justin Francis, Army

WO4 Jason Gaboury, Army – USA

Sgt. James Galowski Jr., Army – Middle East PFC John Gellert III, Army

Cheryl Hair Barbara Haworth Holland Family Mike Jamula Cheryl Jarzombek Garrett Johnson Robby Johnson Georgiann Kaptur Kathy Karpinski Kenneth Karpinski Jenny Kasselmann Shirley Kehoe Leah Kelly Joseph Klingkammer Janet Kopczyk Sabrina Kozlowski James Krajenta Terence Larivee Michael Lepoudre Bob Loyselle Joseph W. Lynch Pamela Makila

Staff Sgt. Ethan Jensen, Air Force – Afghanistan PFC Sean R. Kellogg, Marines California

Sgt. Griffin Kozak, Marines – California Sgt. Edward Kujawa, Marines

Jason Kurpiewski, Navy – Afghanistan Audrey Lynch, Marines – North Carolina Spec. Michael Manning, Army – Afghanistan Connor McDonald, Navy – Texas

Tristan Newton, Navy

Courtney Osborne, Navy – Afghanistan PFC Matt Piotke, Army – Iraq

MC2 Jeffrey Richardson, Navy – Afghanistan SSgt Justin Santiago, Air Force – Guam Joel Sebastian, Army

Chief John C. Sbraccia, Navy – Kuwait

Sr. Airman Jeremy Spanski, Air Force – Afghanistan Makila Family Geri Marini Shirley Martin Richard Matles Janet McDonald Maurice L. Monserez Zak Myers Jeri Nofs Bernice Olejniczak Don Olesko Robert Peebles Natalie Perini Louisa Pietrowsky Nancy Privett Eric Racette Frank Rebant Cindy Reider Austin Roney Gary Ross Karen Rothenhauser Bea Russell Don Russell Carolyn Sands Jerry Schmeiser Linda Schrieber Michael Sentowski Jeannette Skutnik Sheri & Tom Sledz Alan Slowke Carol Sobolewski Breanne Talmadge Anthony Tancredi John Terry Lawrence Tibitowski Albert Toccaceli David Verkeyn Barb Watchorn Curtis Wellhausen Carole Wisner Joseph Wisner Lee Wolshon Judy Zado

Rev. Mr. Jeff Loeb DEACON jeff@stisidore.church 2120 Dawn Kehoe ADMIN SUPPORT dawn@stisidore.church 2102 Chris Kozlowski BUSINESS MANAGER chris@stisidore.church 2114 Marilyn Lis ADMIN SUPPORT marilyn@stisidore.church Ann De Rey

FAITH FORMATION DIRECTOR

ann@stisidore.church 2110

Amy Righi

MUSIC + LITURGY DIRECTOR

amy@stisidore.church 2109 John Kovacik RCIA COORDINATOR rcia@stisidore.church 2115 Tony Kendzierski PASTORAL MINISTER tony@stisidore.church 2108 Kathy Homrocky ADMIN SUPPORT kathy@stisidore.church 2103 Debbie Rak OFFICE MANAGER debbierak@stisidore.church 2104 Matt Kush

MUSIC + CREATIVE DIRECTOR

matt@stisidore.church 2126

Ron Pakizer

PROCUREMENT AGENT

ronp@stisidore.church 2113

Maintenance

EDWARD KOTULSKI, RON RYAN, PAOLO VITALE, SAM WIEGAND

maintenance@stisidore.church 2114 Heather Herbst, RN, BSN PARISH NURSE heather@stisidore.church 2123 Dawn Ormsby CATECHIST COORDINATOR dawno@stisidore.church 2111 Beth Beebe

YOUTH MINISTRY DIRECTOR

beth@stisidore.church 2116

Margaret Topor

CATECHIST COORDINATOR

margaret@stisidore.church 2112

Rev. Mr. Tom Carter

DEACON

tom@stisidore.church 2106

Helen Pugh

ADMIN SUPPORT

helen@stisidore.church 2100

Rev. Ronald Victor

PASTOR

frron@stisidore.church

2105

Rev. Matt Ellis

ASSOCIATE PASTOR

frmatt@stisidore.church

2107

Claire Toupin

CHILDREN'S CHOIR DIRECTOR

claire@stisidore.church 2109

GET IN TOUCH

Have a question or concern

about the bulletin?

Please direct all inquiries to Matt during normal office hours.

bulletin@stisidore.church 586.286.1700 x 2126 Bulletin articles are due ten days in advance and must be submitted using our online bulletin submission form at stisidore.church/bulletin 18201 23 Mile Rd. Macomb Twp. 48042 https://stisidore.church 586-286-8753 586-286-1700   fax  AS OF 2/1/2021 $17,819

Budget This Week

$22,067  $605,802 Fiscal to Date $684,087 –$78,285  $263,336* CSA 2.0 $169,288 +$94,048

OFFERTORY REPORT

Please consider helping out the church during this difficult time by making any contribution that you are able. We greatly appreciate and need your generosity now more than ever!

*Now that we have surpassed our CSA goal, every dollar given to the CSA will be returned to the parish in full. As a reminder, monies received through CSA are not assessed by the Archdiocese (7%) nor are they part of future CSA calculations (14.5%).

Just text STISIDORE to 77977 for the safest and easiest way to support St. Isidore

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236

Envelopes Returned

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298

Online Gifts

CSA

$71k

Returned to Parish

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17%

Registered Families Contributing -$4.248

Ages 7+ February 7, 2021 • Mark 1:29-39