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The Feast of our Patroness, St. Martha
July 29
Volume 28
No. 4 July 26, 2015
Saint Martha Parish Liturgies
Saturday, July 25
2 Kgs 4:42-44
Eph 4:1-6
5:00 p.m.
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Jn 6:1-15
ST. MARTHA CATHOLIC CHURCH
1100 W. Grand River Avenue
Okemos, MI 48864
(517) 349-1763 * www. St-Martha.org
Rick Mills
Sunday, July 26
17th Sunday of Ordinary Time
2 Kgs 4:42-44
Eph 4:1-6
Jn 6:1-15
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
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For the People of the Parish
Gladys Kandow
For the Intentions of
Austin Smith
Monday, July 27
Ex 32:15-24,30-34
8:30 a.m.
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Sponsored by
The Phelps Family
Flowers By Al-Lin’s Floral
Mt 13:31-35
In Loving Memory of
David Steadman
Rev. Larry Delaney
Tuesday, July 28
Ex 33:7-11;34:5-9,28
8:30 a.m.
Happy Anniversary
Sponsored by
Beth Steadman
Mt 13:36-43
Dorothy Pfister
Flowers By Al-Lin’s Floral
Wednesday, July 29 St. Martha
Ex 34:29-35
Jn 11:19-27
6:00 p.m.
No MASS
Thursday, July 30
Ex 40:16-21,34-38
8:30 a.m.
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Mt 13:47-53
Therese Trierweiler
Friday, July 31 St. Thomas, Apostle
Lv 23:1,4-11,15-16,27,34-37
Mt 13:54-58
8:30 a.m.
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Vivian Albert
Saturday, August 1
Ex 16:2-4,12-15
Eph 4:17,20-24
5:00 p.m.
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Jn 6:24-35
Raymond Brill
Sunday, August 2 18th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Ex 16:2-4,12-15
Eph 4:17,20-24
Jn 6:24-35
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
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Jeff Koryba
Andrew Duda
For the People of the Parish
This published list is the official intention of these scheduled Masses.
We try, as a courtesy, to mention these intentions by name. For various reasons, this is not always possible. We will only reschedule
published Masses if we need to cancel a Mass.
May Christ dwell in our hear s through faith,
and may charit be the root and foundation of our life.
Amen.
Eph 3:17
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM NEWS AND INFORMATION
In a loving, nurturing environment, St. Martha Religious Education Program guides each student to develop his
or her unique ability and potential through prayer, study, and service.
Crazy Church Soccer Camp!
Monday, August 3rd- Thursday, August
6th
6:00-7:30 PM each evening
at the St. Martha Soccer Field
All children are invited to join us as we
have some fun practicing soccer drills, playing a few ‘backyard”
soccer games, and getting crazy learning about God!! This is not your run of the mill soccer
camp and you won’t become an expert soccer player by the end of the week. But, you will
have a great time kicking the ball around with friends, old and new in a Christian, family
friendly environment:) All of this for just a $5 donation to help with snacks. Save the date
and look for registration forms on our website-www.st-Martha.org and on the
bulletin board outside of the school office.
Teens and adults- as always, your expertise is needed!! Call
or email Jackie Rosalez at 517-349-1763 or [email protected] for more information!!
All children ages 4-10 are invited to join us
every Sunday during the 10:00 Mass for our
Children’s Liturgy of the Word. Father Jon will
invite children to come forward after the
opening prayer. We will then go downstairs and
have our own age appropriate readings, Gospel,
prayer, songs and lesson. The children will then
rejoin their parents in church during the offering. There is no cost and no need to register,
this is for everyone!! If you have any questions, just call the parish office at 349-1763.
Religious Education begins and continues at home.
Parents, you are your child’s prime example of how to
live as Jesus did. Don’t forget that this summer as we
get so very busy. Be sure to find a church and attend
when on vacation, pray at meals (even in a restaurant)
and bedtime, listen to some Bible Stories, Christian
CD’s or Christian Radio in the car- YouTube has great
full length cartoon Bible stories- and most importantly
be a godly example in all you do by making loving
choices.
In a loving, Christ-like nurturing environment, St. Martha School guides each student to develop his or her unique ability and potential through prayer, study, and service. †
A MANS Accredited School since 1994.
(517) 349-3322
The end of the school year is often marked by fun and
educational field trips. This year, the sixth grade class
spent the day at Greenfield Village. They really enjoyed
riding the turn-of-the century train. Students also visited
the courthouse where Abraham Lincoln
practiced law and watched a glass
blowing demonstration, among other
things. It was a fun to step back in time
and learn about history outside of the
classroom.
The seventh grade took a trip to the Mackinaw
City and Mackinaw Island. Students toured
forts Michilimackinac and Mackinaw. They
also took a carriage tour around the island,
visited St. Anne’s Church, and sampled some
of the island’s famous fudge! They came back
with a greater understanding of Michigan’s
early history, and some lasting memories.
Dedication of St. Martha Church with Bishop Kenneth J. Povish
July 28, 1991
Prayer to our Patroness, St. Martha:
O Saint Martha, teach me to offer the simple gifts of kindness and hospitality
to others as you did to Jesus and His friends. Let my hands be open to God’s Word
in my life. Bless and pray for all those who come to my door. Amen.
CCW – Did you know?
All women who are registered
members of the parish are
considered members of the St.
Martha Council of Catholic
Women (CCW).
You’re
welcome to attend our monthly
meetings and events throughout
the year a little or a lot, whatever
works for your schedule. Child
care is always available upon
request. CCW exists to unite the
women of the parish for their spiritual, social and
educational enrichment.
We are involved
throughout the parish and community, including
the area food bank, Holiday Heaven Arts and
Crafts Show, Martha’s Meals, holiday food
baskets, religious education program, Giving Tree
gifts project, funeral brunches, St. Martha Maids,
Lenten Baby Drive, RCIA Reception and St.
Martha Gardeners.
If you have any questions or suggestions
about CCW, please contact us by e-mail at
[email protected] and like us on Facebook!
Crafters wanted for our annual
St. Martha CCW
Holiday Heaven Craft Show
Saturday, November 21st from 9am-4 pm.
Craft show applications and more information are
available at www.st-martha.org on the Council of
Catholic Women page. The cost is only $50 per
space/table, but space is limited so apply soon.
Spots will be given on a first come, first serve
basis according to crafting category. If you have
questions, please look for contact information on
the application, do not call the church office.
Prayer:
"
Fueling the Fire of God's Love"
Want to learn about prayer and deepen your
relationship with the Lord? Attend a practical
and inspirational retreat on prayer entitled: "
Prayer: Fueling the fire of God's Love"
at St Francis Retreat Center in DeWitt
on Friday, August 14th from 9:30am-3:30pm.
Directed by Tony Sperendi. Includes morning
coffee and snacks, lunch, and materials.
Contact the retreat center for info and
registration at www.stfrancis.ws
or 517-669-8321.
Please Help Support
the Eagle Project
of
Matthew Benivegna
St. Martha Graduate
BOTTLE & CAN DONATIONS
To help fund his Eagle Project at LCHS
Project: Wedge paver garden enclosure with
plantings and a foundation for a life-size
statue of Our Lady of Lourdes in the new
prayer garden outside the John Paul the Great
Chapel at Lansing Catholic High School.
Please drop off donations in the collection box near the
east entrance of St. Martha Church or call (517) 3818071 for pick up. Thank You!
Scrip opportunity
Gift Certificates for The Plant Lot
(Chuck Bethke’s)
$20.00 Gift certificates
for the purchase of any Plants on the Lot
Coupon Valid May through September 2015
Coupons can be purchased
in the parish office for $20 each.
25 % of the proceeds go to St. Martha
for the G.I.F.T. campaign fund
The Plant Lot is at
181 Haslett Rd., Williamston.
A great variety of plants available at low, low
prices. Annuals, perennials, ornamental grasses,
herbs, vegetable plants, beautiful hanging
baskets, planters, flats and individual plants sold.
Parishioner owned.
i.d. 9:16 Disciples' Night For Young Adults
Calling all Lansing young adults in their 20s and 30s! Join us
for our August Disciples' Night, featuring John Wood and his talk
"Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Mission." The event will take place
Thursday, August 6 at 6 p.m. at Church of the Resurrection in
Lansing. We'll have praise & worship, Mass, dinner & drinks and
the livestreamed talk!
What is i.d. 9:16? We're a community of young adults -- single
or married and in any vocation -- seeking to be formed as intentional
disciples of Jesus Christ. The i.d. stands for "intentional disciples"
and 9:16 refers to 1 Corinthians 9:16: "For when I preach the gospel,
I cannot boast, since I am compelled to preach. Woe to me if I do
not preach the gospel!" Please find our event on the Facebook group
"i.d. 916 Lansing" or RSVP to [email protected]. For more
information on i.d. 9:16 visit www.id916.com.
Youth Ministry at
St. Martha
Contact the Parish Office for
more information at 349-1763
Youth Group is heading in a new direction. We have put
together a parent steering committee with balanced
representation from Haslett, Okemos and Lansing Catholic
High School parents. Since Father Jon has long held for the
importance of High School Catechesis and Youth Ministry, the
steering committee will be instrumental in charting our future.
We share this with you as information for the entire parish of
what is happening for our high school youth and to ask for
ideas and input from all of you. Please contact Jackie Rosalez
at 349-1763 or [email protected] if you would like to
share your suggestions and/or concerns.
Mush Ball Tournament- August 8th from 11am6:30 pm at St. Gerard’s in Lansing.
Several Catholic youth groups get together to see who can
claim to be the “Best Mush Ball Team of the Year”!! There
are other fun things planned throughout the day including a
hotdog lunch. Permission slips are available at www.stmartha.org under the youth ministry page and on the bulletin
board outside of the school office. Register early so you can
be included in all of the practices.!
Mush Ball Tournaments
Spring Retreat
More Activities
to join:
Lock-In,
High School
Jamboree,
DYLC ,
Retreat,
Service,
Passion Play,
Donuts,...
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Teen and Parent donut
workers needed!! This is a
lot of fun and a great service to
our parish (and you get free donuts:)) Call the
office at 349-1763 if you would like to help.
Service
S T . M ARTHA G OLF O PEN
Sponsored by St. Martha Knights of Columbus
When:
Where:
Facebook @ St Martha KofC Golf Outing
Saturday, August 29th, 2015
Meridian Sun Golf Club
1018 Haslett Rd, Haslett, MI 48840
Phone: 517-339-8281
Time:
9:30 am shot-gun start
$75/golfer for early sign-up before August 4th.
After August 4th cost will be $80.00/golfer.
Cost includes golf, cart, lunch & dinner, range balls, prizes &
1 free round of golf at Meridian Sun Golf Course
Sign up under “tickets available” at
https://www.facebook.com/events/847916478618606/
Or Cut and mail to Richard Olson, 852 Spring Mill Dr., Haslett, Mi. 48840
–Make checks payable to K of C St Martha Council 10006
Name:
1. __________________________________ ph. __________________________ Enc. $_________
2. __________________________________ ph. __________________________ Enc. $_________
3. __________________________________ ph. __________________________ Enc. $_________
4. __________________________________ ph. __________________________ Enc. $_________
(Single players welcome)
Total Enclosed _____________________
All proceeds support St. Martha Knights of Columbus “Works of Charity”
such as: Youth Leadership, Outreach Mass, Bethany House, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Scholarships,
Right to Life, Rainbow House of Lansing, Adult Ministries, Meridian Twp. Needs Fun, Beekman
Center, Giving Tree Farm, & St. Vincent Catholic Charities.
Notice: New Order Form We are offering the ability to purchase gift cards through the St. Martha Scrip
Program. The funds that come back from the orders will be used to equip our new kitchen for the parish. We
have order forms available in the parish office. There are more businesses that are available to order from;
the list is on the web site: www.glscrip.com. The orders need to be made through the parish office. There
is no fee for ordering these cards. The orders must be in the office by Monday morning with payment and
then the cards will be delivered on Thursday for you to pick up. The orders should be placed by 9 a.m.
Mondays. Please call the office @ 349-1763 if you are interested.
We have so far accumulated
$4,231.11 for this fund.
This fund goes into the GIFT campaign.
We have 2 Paper Gator bins in our parking lot!
Please look for them in the NE corner of the lot.
Please note what we can and cannot place in the
bins. We can put the following in: newsprint,
catalogs and magazines, junk mail, phone books,
office and school paper, and hard and soft cover
books.
We cannot put the following in: plastic, metal, trash,
glass, cardboard, and paperboard (grocery item
boxes.) Thank you for recycling your papers with
us in support of the church and the school.
Lansing Catholic Singles
invite all singles mid 30s & up to its upcoming
events:
August 1 5th annual state-wide picnic 4 pm to
9 pm (eating at 5 pm) at Burchfield Park's North
Bluff shelter in Holt, just south of Lansing. Held
rain or shine. Join us for a Mexican Fiesta! We'll
supply the taco/nacho meat, table service, and
bonfire. Bring your favorite taco/nacho topping
or dish to pass, beverage, and lawn chair. Cost
is $7 plus park admittance. Join us for Food,
Fun, Games and Fellowship!
Please RSVP
by July 29. For more information or to RSVP,
phone
(517)321-7886,
email
[email protected]
or
visit
Lansing Catholic Singles.com.
Enrollment at LCHS
TOTAL:
Lansing Catholic High School is accepting
applications for the 2015-2016 school year.
School starts August 24, 2015. Applications and
the tuition information are available on LCHS’s
website www.lansingcatholic.org. Families who
would like more information should contact the
admissions office at 267-2102 or
[email protected] or tuition office
at 267-2107 or [email protected].
Sister Anita’s Corner
Christian Service Coordinator
Contact info: home phone: 349-5703
or cell phone: 242-3352
[email protected]
Sunday, July 26, 2015
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Praying with Psalm 145
The hand of the Lord feeds us; he answers all our needs.
The eyes of all look hopefully to you and you give them their food in due season…
We have listened to this gospel of Jesus multiplying the loaves and fish many times and each
time we try to imagine the scene and how it came about. Moving from our imagination to this
present day we have our meager offering to any situation where we know that there is a need. We
bring it and in the sense of putting it into bigger hands, God’s hands, we want it to be given freely
and blessed so that it can be distributed to all those in need.
Pope Francis’ encyclical on Care of our Common Home, Earth
states : “Now I wish to address every living person on this
planet… In this Encyclical, I would like to enter into
dialogue with all people about our common home.” (3)
We know that we all need to be working toward caring for our
home. We need to be involved in providing a healthy harvest
for all. Choosing to ask within our own individual lives and
together what changes we can make in the care of soil, water,
seeds, fertilizer, harvesting, processing, marketing, and
availability is an valuable beginning. We are just coming to
realize the important questions that we need to ask together.
Taking our simple offering of our own choices and changes,
while bringing our offering to the Lord, is no small experience. We know that Jesus will bless it and
ask us to distribute it to the crowd and then ask us to gather up whatever is remaining so none will
be wasted. No idea, no action, no hope for the present and the future will be wasted. Into God’s
loving hands and his plan we place our offering.
Look at the abundance that we see in our stores, in our farmers’ markets, on our tables and
consider the crowd gathered around Jesus. Jesus desires to
feed the crowd so that they may become a community of
believers. Consider the crowd of human beings that needs to
be nourished in so many ways, nourished with food, with
clean water and the Word of God. May we be committed to
helping our family, our community, our global brothers and
sisters—near and far-- have a healthy harvest allowing all to
live and grow in the manner in which our Heavenly Father
intended; that all may have life and have it to the fullest.
Paul’s words to the Ephesians ( 4:1-6) are words to us today.
Brothers and sisters, I urge you to live in a manner worthy of the call… striving to preserve
the unity of the spirit through bonds of peace… knowing that we have on God and Father of
all, who is over all and through all and in all.
… you open your hand and satisfy the desire of every living thing.
LITURGICAL ROLES
August 1st & 2nd
5:00 p.m.
Lector:
E. M.:
Servers:
Saturday, August 1st
Jan Asmann
Bob Asmann, John Matuszak, Les Starr, Ralph Shaheen, Karen Frost, Clem Knola
Cameron & Olivia Lemon, (1) Volunteer
8:00 a.m. Sunday, August 2nd 18th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Lector:
Sharon O’Dea
E.M.:
Kathleen Mills, Joe Costigan, Larry Leece, Ingrid Schwab, Jim Kaczmarczyk, Raeann Gagnon
Servers: Collin & Madailein Membiela, (1) Volunteer
10:00 a.m.
Lector:
Wendy Otlewski
Commentator: Sue George
E.M.:
Dante Ianni, Pam Shelle, Stephan Carey, David Hallman, Mary Govoni, Philip Suhr,
John & Kelly Van Buskirk
Servers: Leah VanBuskirk, Lena Clark, (1) Volunteer
5:00 p.m.
Lector:
Rick Kostrzewa
E.M.:
Anne Readett, Margo Vuchetich, Paula Audas, Lloyd Kendall, Dirk Milliman, Maureen Hirten
Servers: Andrew, Connor, & Jacob Kluemper
Ingham County Medical Care Facility:
Fran & Brig Sorber, Sue Leahy, John Leahy
Wynwood (Brookdale) & Okemos Rehab (Medilodge):
Sharon O’Dea
Clare Bridge: S. Anita
Parish & Sacramental Information
St. Martha Mission Statement
Called by a loving God to be a holy, Catholic people and guided
by the Holy Spirit, we work to live the gospel of Jesus Christ. We
worship, celebrate, teach and offer support to our parish family
with our talents and resources. Through charity and justice, we
aspire to serve our community and world.
Parishioner:
Parishioners are defined as those who are
registered, participating and contributing members of St.
Martha Parish.
Registration: To become a registered member of St. Martha
Parish, please stop in or call the parish office.
Religious Education: Religious Education at St. Martha Parish
provides a program which shares with your children our sense of
awe and wonder, our knowledge and our deep commitment to
the love of God in Christ Jesus. As family and church,
we seek to nurture the faith that parents as the primary
educators are instilling in their children by teaching as
Jesus taught. Classes are provided for pre-school
through 12th grade. If you wish to register please
contact the parish office or email
[email protected].
Bulletin: Articles for the bulletin MUST be submitted
in writing by 12 Noon, Monday morning. For ease you
may deposit articles in the Sunday collection, drop off
at the parish office, fax to 347-3536, or email to:
[email protected].
Baptism: Baptisms are celebrated the second Sunday of
each month following the 10:00 a.m. Mass. Parents must be
registered, participating members of the parish. Call the
parish office to register for the Baptism Preparation Class,
which is held the second Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
Reconciliation:
God’s gift of boundless Mercy - The
sacrament is offered on Saturday from 3-3:45 p.m. or by
appointment.
Anointing of the Sick: Please call the parish office to make
arrangements if you would like to celebrate this sacrament.
Shut Ins: If you are ill and unable to attend Mass, please call
the parish office.
Matrimony: If you are considering being married, please
contact Father at least nine months before your
anticipated wedding date. The bride, groom, or their
family must be registered at St. Martha and be a
weekly participant at St. Martha’s Masses.
Nine
months preparation time is a requirement of the
Dioceses of Michigan.
Adult Sacrament of Initiation: Adults interested in
exploring the Catholic Faith will be involved in the Rite
of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). The process
begins in the fall and concludes with the Sacraments
of Initiation at Easter. Register for RCIA at the parish
office.
PRAYER CHAIN CORNER
Please remember to pray for the following
people who are ill:
Georgia Adkins, Ellen Andary, Beverly
Barron, Kathy Barron Meyer, Wayne Berger,
Sarah Blackburn, Dana BrowndeRoque, Debra
Burns, Joe Burzych,
Shannon Criss, Robby
Duniec, Rosemary Evolino, Joseph Fink, Niva
Jean Fizzell, Patricia Fountain, Peter Fugazzi,
Judy Galeana, David Geddeis Jr., Helen Grill,
Vincent Guarnaccia, Sung See Hahn, David
Hammond, Patricia Hansen, Jeremy Harrison, D.
Heathcote, Ralph Hepp, Grace Hoffer, Lynn
Jones, Ed Larson, Marcia Horton, Paul Loconto,
Sime Ljubicic, Tish MacDonald,
Madeline
Mahony, Annaliese Marks, Kathryn Mason, Sarah
Mittino, Steve R. O’Brien, Martha Patchan, Keith
Pinkelman, Barb Poole, Heather Rasmussen,
John Rasmussen, Nancy Rizzo, William Roccos,
Jennie Rougny, Bob Rutherford, Lucie Speicher,
Harvey Standfast, Florence Stanley, Cathy Strand,
Sharon Strus, Janet Tamm, Ellie Walters, Steve
Werner.
Persons will remain on the prayer chain for 8
weeks. Please call the office if you wish to remain
on the list.
SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN
OVERSEAS PRAYER CORNER
Please pray for the safety of our family members in the military serving in dangerous locations.
Lt. Col. Mark Baran in Qatar
Cpl. Eric Ensley in Afghanistan
Chris Gonzalez in Afghanistan
STS3SS Thomas Ralph Jr. On Patrol in the Pacific
On Board
USS San Francisco SSN 711
Pvt. Kevin Trybus, Army, in Vilseck, Germany
CW2 Marcus Cairns, South Korea
PFC Perry Edgell, Sasebo, Japan
If you have a family member serving overseas that
you would like remembered in our prayers please notify the parish office 349-1763. Names will remain for
3 months….if you would like the name to continue
after that time, notify the office.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Why not celebrate the Year of Marriage by making
your good marriage even better? Attend a Worldwide
Marriage Encounter to renew and enrich your
marriage and your faith! Upcoming weekends will be
held August 7-9 at St. John the Evangelist in Fenton
(you sleep at home or in a hotel), Sept. 25-27 at the
Holiday Inn - Troy, and October 16-18 at the Saginaw
Center for Ministry.
For more info or to apply, visit www.wwme.org
or call Harry & Karen Porter at (888) 628-7433.
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Go to St. Martha website at
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kickback.
It is that simple!
St. Martha Weekly Contributions
Date
07-19-15
07-12-15
07-05-15
06-28-15
6-30-15
Sunday
Maintenance
$12,689.00
$
133.00
$10,350.00
$
206.00
$ 9,025.00
$
415.00
$11,078.00
$
254.00
Direct Deposit/Visa/MC
$33,308.00
$
100.00
PREVIOUS 4 WEEK TOTAL AVERAGE
$19,112.50
Our Gospel reading from St. John relates the
account of Jesus feeding the more than 5,000
gathered to be fed by the Word, little knowing that
they would be fed in reality owing to one of the
Lord’s best known miracles. This phenomenal
narrative is reported in all four Gospels.
In many ways what Jesus did in this particular
miracle is different from others He performed. He
makes an effort to involve His Apostles by turning to
them and appealing for assistance. Of course, there
is some hesitance on the parts of Philip and Andrew
who are cited as responding in somewhat negative
ways. Jesus does not admonish them for their
misgivings but goes ahead to accomplish what He
set out to do.
Certainly the Apostles had witnessed previous
incredible acts by the Lord, but yet they still hesitated
to trust Him implicitly. How often do we do the same?
Do we remember the many blessings we have
received, and do we think of all the ways God has
been with us in the past, or do we, like Philip and
Andrew, doubt? Stewardship involves complete trust
in God. This trust should be based as much on what
has happened in our lives, as on our deep faith.
Good stewards concentrate on the positive, not on
the negative. When one focuses on blessings rather
than challenges, miracles like this seem
commonplace.
Stewardship Bulletin Reflections
July/August
Sunday
26
Monday
27
Tuesday
28
Wednesday
29
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
30
31
1
6
7
8
No Mass
2
3
4
5
No Mass
Soccer Camp
Soccer Camp
Soccer Camp
Soccer Camp
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
11 am Baptism
7 pm Baptism
Prep
20
21
22
16
Fr. Jon’s
Birthday
Sewing w. Sr.
Anita
3-5:45 pm &
6-7:30 pm
Sewing w. Sr.
Anita
3-5:45 pm &
6-7:30 pm
SMS 1/2 Day
School Begins
17
18
19
Ice Cream Social
6:30 pm
All Parish invited
PARISH STAFF
PASTOR: Fr. Jonathan W. Wehrle
DEACON: Carl Boehlert
Administrative Assistant: Christine Korpela
D.R.E. Grades Toddler—12: Jackie Rosalez
Youth Ministry - Jackie Rosalez
Senior Citizens: S. Pat Newhouse
Service Ministry: Sr. Anita Parks
Music Director: Kris Schave
WEBSITE: www.St-martha.org Phone: 349-1763
ST. MARTHA SCHOOL
Phone: (517) 349-3322 Principal: Helen Hillman
Secretary: Nora McMullen
ST. MARTHA PRESCHOOL: Phone: (517) 349-3322
WEEKEND LITURGIES
Saturday: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m.
DAILY LITURGY
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:30 a.m.
(Followed by the Rosary)
Wednesday: 6:00 p.m.
Our Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions/No Mass
SACRAMENT OF PENANCE
Saturday: 3:00-3:45 p.m.
PARISH SUMMERS HOURS
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Friday: 9:00 a.m.-12 Noon
We extend a warm WELCOME to all new families moving into
St. Martha Parish. Please register as soon as possible at the parish office.
For families who plan to move from our parish, or have a change of address,
please inform us at 349-1763.Thank you!