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A weekly share of our family income to support our Church and School

Weekend of July 11th

Loose... $84.00 Votive Lights/Flowers ... $38.00 Donations/Bequests ... $200.00 Mass Stipends ... $149.05 Reimbursements/Econo Receipts ... $3,930.02 Diocesan Collections ... $60.00

TOTAL ... $10,503.07 Thank you!

Please Pray for Our Sick & Shut-Ins

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Nancy Culver, Jack & Mary Andrei- ni, Christine St. Louis, Bev McDer- mott, Joan Bittinger, Ida Nord, Da- vid McKee, Robert & Christine Printz, Al Erickson, Les & Margaret Loper, Ruby & Ruth Marchaterre, Betty Larson, George & Sue Hardy, and all who are homebound.

We pray for all those who are sick, who are in nursing homes, and those who are being cared for by their loved ones at home or those who receive ongoing treatment for terminal and life-threatening dis- eases. May God bring them healing and sustain them in hope...and all who have asked for our prayers.

Do you have a prayer request? Call the parish of!ice, at 774-6122, and they will be put on our prayer line.

Please remember in prayer all those men and women who serve in the Armed Forces.

Save Receipts

Please save your com- plete Econo Foods and Super One receipts, as they will give us 1% of

the total spent, to use towards our CCD program. You may drop them in the weekly collection basket. Thank you!

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Eucharis9c Adora9on Chapel

“Look upon your hour of Adoration as an hour in

paradise.”

Saint Peter Julian Eymard

Praise you, Jesus, You are the only Truth!

Visit Him today.

Call Lu Menghini @ 282-6909 or Barb Broullire, @ 221-9707 for more information.

www.theadorationchapel.com

Tickets are on sale!

Individual tickets are $1,200 or join a team and split the cost evenly among the team members. Ticket reservation forms are available in the parish of!ice, Monday through Friday, between 7:00 am and 3:00 pm.

This is Bishop Baraga’s biggest

fundraiser of the year. Thank you

for your continued support of our

school!

July 24-25th: Father Longbucco visit July 26th - 30th: Tutus Tuus

August 7th: 75th Anniversary Dinner Celebration September 18th: Carmelite Silver Tea

St. Mary Queen of Peace X Page 3

Calendar of Events

DEAR PADRE

I read this is the liturgical year of Mark, that next year will be the year of Matthew, and the following year, Luke. Then it starts over with Mark again. Why doesn’t John have a year?

The purpose in a three-year cycle of readings at Mass was primarily a pastoral one. “The treasures of the Bible are to be opened up more lavishly, so that richer fare may be provided for the faithful at the table of God’s word. In this way a more representative portion of the holy Scriptures will be read to the people in the course of a prescribed number of years” (Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy [Sacrosanctum Concilium], 51).

All of Scripture is the word of God, but “Christ, present in his word, proclaims the Gospel” (General Instruction of the Roman Missal, - 29).

Moreover, Christ reveals himself to us from four different Gospel perspectives. For some people, John’s version—often deeply symbolic and theological—can be pastorally challenging.

The semicontinuous reading of the three synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke) “provides a presentation of each Gospel’s distinctive doctrine as well as a development of the Lord’s life and preaching” (Lectionary for Mass, 1970; 16,1). Nevertheless, John’s Gospel appears in all three cycles. For example, !ive readings from chapter six on the bread of life are inserted in Year B, when Mark’s short Gospel is proclaimed. John’s Gospel is also read during Easter and scattered throughout the seasons of Advent, Christmas, and Lent.

Fr. Byron Miller, CSsR Sundaybulletin@Liguori.org

CHOOSE LIFE

Pro-choice is a play on words that has cost 64,000,000 lives

in America since 1973 through surgical abortion. Pro-choice is no choice for the pre-born, it’s always death to the baby.

Pray for all life, especially the elderly and the unborn.

Words From Pope Francis

For leadership there is only one road: service.

There is no other way.

If you have many quali- ties—the ability to communicate, etc.—but you are not a servant, your leadership will fail, it is useless, it has not power to gather [people] together

ADDRESS TO PONTIFICAL COLLEGES AND RESIDENCES OF ROME,

MAY 12, 2014

Father John Longbucco, will be presiding over mass the weekend of July 24 - 25, and will be sharing with the parish the opportunities in which we can help the Cross Catholic Outreach program.

Their mission is to provide

food, water, housing, education,

orphan support, medical care,

microenterprise, and disaster re-

lief — and the love of our Lord

Jesus Christ — to the poorest of

the poor in more than 30 coun-

tries around the world.

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NO MASS

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8:00 AM †Patrick Olson - Req. by Friends

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8:00 AM †Maria Giovando - Req. by M/M Harry Urbanski

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4:30 PM Living & Deceased Members of Our Parish Family

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8:00 AM †Francesca Cirrincione - Req. by The Rice Family 10:00 AM †Paul & Bob Rice - Req. by The Rice Family

Mass Intentions for the Week

Stewardship By the Book:

In today’s Gospel, Jesus had planned to slip away from the crowds for a few moments of peace and a little rest. When He saw the people gathered, however, He put His needs aside to meet the needs of others. Some- times, as good stewards, we are called to do the same.

Scripture for the Week of July 19, 2021

Mon Ex 14:5-18 / Mt 12:38-42 Tues Ex 14:21–15:1 / Mt 12:46-50 Wed Ex 16:1-5, 9-15 / Mt 13:1-9 Thur 2 Cor 5:14-17 / Jn 20:1-2, 11-18 Fri Ex 20:1-17 / Mt 13:18-23 Sat Ex 24:3-8 / Mt 13:24-30

SUN 2 Kgs 4:42-44 / Eph 4:1-6 / Jn 6:1-15

First Reading: The remnant of the !lock I will gather to me, and them back to their pastures.

(Jer 23:1-6)

Second Reading: Christ is the peace between us.

(Eph 2:13-18)

Gospel: They were as sheep without a shepherd.

(Mk 6:30-34)

A VOCATION VIEW: “I will appoint shepherds for my

people.” The call to priestly and religious life is to be a shepherd after the heart of Christ, to give of yourself so that others may live.

Pray for an increase in vocations to the priesthood and religious life in the Diocese of Marquette.

Celebra9ng the Wisdom of Bishop Frederic Baraga

“Indeed, my little sheep, everything is not yet gained… we must lovingly turn our hearts to- ward God…”

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:30 PM - J!,* 24

Lector: Steve Pontbriand Eucharist: Lynne Gussert

Servers: Larry Ross & Katie Steinbrecher Ushers: Randy Rice & Susie Flaminio Hospitality: Janet Fiorazo & Betty Glanville / Jeanette Marchand & Debby Wahoviak Gift Bearers: NONE

8:00 AM - J!,* 25

Lector: Kristin Sommerfeld Eucharist: Joe Groeneveld

Servers: Keaton Parent & Joel Sommerfeld Ushers: Dean Neuens & Wayne Wenzel

Hospitality: Greg & Kathy Kulas / Duane & Ben Mrozinski Gift Bearers: NONE

10:00 AM - J!,* 25

Lector: Cheryl Kazianka Eucharist: Monica Erickson Servers: Paul & Nathan Arndt Ushers: Tony Santi & Mary Paupore Hospitality: Jeremy Rodriguez Family / John & Theresa Proud!it Gift Bearers: NONE

Money Counters: Patt Bergeron

Please be faithful to your assigned ministry of service. It is your responsibility to get a substitute. Please let the of!ice know the name/(s) of your replacements. Thank you!

Liturgical Ministries

Kingsford, Michigan 49802 X Page 4

Marriage and Coffee

Shortly after tying the knot, a young

married couple started arguing over who should make the coffee. Being a good christian woman, the wife went to the scriptures for her answer. She said that the Bible speci!ically stated that men should be the ones to make the coffee.

Puzzled, the husband asked her where in the Bible it

said that. Very con!idently, the wife opened up her Bi-

ble and said, “It’s right here — HEBREWS.”

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MISSION STATEMENT

We, the parishioners of St. Mary Queen of Peace, as children of God, are committed to providing an inviting and friendly atmosphere for religious worship, with our goal to offer salvation to all through Jesus Christ.

Our church provides digni!ied and reverent liturgies; a place where we, as individuals, in a Christian community, can grow spiritually, educationally, and socially. By helping and comforting all those in need, we share our God-given gifts within our church, community, and the world.

St. Mary Queen of Peace Parish is a place of loving fellowship within the family of God. We carry into the world the witness, message, and example of the gospel, prayerfully ful!illing our mission.

(Approved by the Parish Pastoral Council, April 17, 1997)

Reconciliation

Confessions are heard on Saturday beginning at 3:00 p.m., or anytime by appointment.

Baptism

Parent(s) must be registered and active members of the parish for at least six months and are expected to attend one session with the pastor on the meaning of Baptism prior to the celebration of the Sacrament. Godparents (one man and one woman), if not from the parish, must have a letter from their pastor stating that they are practicing Catholics and able to serve as sponsor. It is encouraged that both Godparents be Catholic, but one may be a non- Catholic and serve as a Christian witness.

Marriage

The Catholic Church maintains the teaching of Jesus Christ, that marriage is a permanent and unconditional commitment between one man and one woman.

For a marriage to take place at Queen of Peace, one or both parties (or their parents) must be registered active members for at least 6 months before beginning marriage preparation. Registration in the parish for the sole purpose of being married here is not permitted. Once preparation begins, no date will be set until the initial information is gathered by the pastor. The Diocese requires 6 months prior to the wedding to ensure adequate time to prepare properly for the Sacrament. There are options for preparation, but some sort of preparation is required. Call the Parish Office to make the arrangements with the pastor. Saturdays are the usual day for weddings.

Times for weddings: For a Wedding Mass, no later than noon. For the Liturgy of the Word, no later than 12:30 p.m.

Parish Family Membership

We welcome you to the Catholic Christian Community of St. Mary Queen of Peace. Please contact the parish of!ice to register at the earliest opportunity.

Sacraments

MASS SCHEDULE

4:30 p.m. Saturday Vigil Mass 8:00 & 10:00 a.m. Sunday Masses Confessions Saturdays at 3:00 p.m.

Or by appointment Daily Mass Check the bulletin

PARISH STAFF

Pastor Rev. Michael Woempner

Admin. Assistant Rebecca Couper Dir. Religious Ed K-8th Mary Beth Casanova High School/Youth Group Bob & Erin DeMay Janitor

Grounds Marcel Raiche

MASS ORGANISTS

Saturday 4:30 p.m.

Sunday 8:00 a.m. Daniel Steinbrecher Sunday 10 a.m. Folk Choir Cathy Spice

OFFICE PHONE 774-6122

OFFICE HOURS :

Mon-Wed-Thur-Fri 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Tues 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Address: St. Mary Queen of Peace Church 600 Marquette Blvd.

Kingsford, MI 49802

Anointing & Sick Calls

Anointing of the Sick is available upon request.

Please call the rectory when anyone is sick, in the hos- pital, or shut-in and unable to attend Mass. In an emergency situation, call immediately.

Funerals

When there is a death in the family, contact a Funeral

Director, who will in turn make arrangements with

the Parish. Please note that the Diocesan Guidelines

state that wakes and visitations are to take place in

the Funeral Home, not in the Church. While excep-

tions may be made by the pastor, it will only be for

special pastoral needs and/or circumstances.

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