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All Saints Catholic Parish— Alpena, MI | October 20, 2019

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Mass Intentions & More

Monday, October 21

8:00-9:00 am Morning Prayer & Holy Hour .................St. Anne Church

12:00 pm †Carole Rose .........................................St. Anne Church

5:00-5:50 pm Confession time for Reconciliation .....St. Anne Church

6:00 pm Evening Prayer .......................................St. Anne Church

Tuesday, October 22


11:00-11:45 am Confession time for Reconciliation .....St. Anne Church

12:00 pm †Margaret Kujawa ................................St. Anne Church


Wednesday, October 23

8:00 am †John Hickey .......................................... St. Mary Church



5:30 pm †James Roy ............................................St. Anne Church

6:30 pm Evening Prayer ....................................... St. John Church

6:30-7:30 pm Holy Hour (for Reparation of Harm Done)

.................................................................. St. John Church

7:15 pm Night Prayer ............................................ St. John Church

Thursday, October 24


11:00-11:45 am Confession time for Reconciliation .....St. Anne Church

12:00 pm †Betty Ludlow .........................................St. Anne Church

5:30 pm Adoration ................................................St. Anne Church


Friday, October 25


12:00 pm In grateful thanks for many happy years

of marriage—Dave & Lillian .................St. Anne Church

1:00 pm Exposition ................................................St. Anne Church



4:00 pm Benediction ............................................St. Anne Church



7:45 pm Night Prayer ............................................St. Anne Church

Saturday, October 26

8:00 am Morning Prayer ....................................... St. Mary Church

3:30 pm Rosary

(for Evangelization and Peace) ......... St. Anne Church

4:00 pm †Randy Pokorzynski ...............................St. Anne Church

8:00 pm Night Prayer ............................................ St. Mary Church

Sunday, October 27

8:00 am Morning Prayer ....................................... St. Mary Church

7:00 am †Mary Ann Madden .............................St. Anne Church

9:00 am †Bonita St. Charles ................................St. Anne Church

10:30 am Rosary (for Evangelization & Peace) .St. Anne Church

11:00 am Deceased Members & Family

of the Knights of Columbus ..................St. Anne Church

4:25 pm Rosary (for Evangelization & Peace)

.................................................................. St. John Church

5:00 pm Living & Deceased of the Parish ......... St. John Church

8:00 pm Night Prayer ............................................ St. Mary Church

From Fr. Joe The readings for this 29th Sunday in Ordinary

Time talk about prayer and the need to pray

constantly and persistently. Sometimes that can

seem impossible. Really, come on, how can we

pray constantly? Our lives are already so busy,

how does God expect us to spend all of our time

praying?

Maybe the real problem here is what we

mean by praying and who does it. If our idea of

prayer is limited to saying words of the familiar

prayers we’ve grown up with, or even of

reading/praying/meditating on the scriptures –

all of which are ways of praying – then well it just

might be impossible (and maybe even a little

boring). But that is because we have put limits

on what prayer is.

In the first reading from Exodus we see Moses

praying on behalf of the people in their

battle against the Amalekites. As long as his

hands are raised up in prayer things go well for

the Israelites, but when Moses grows weary and

his prayer fades (represented by the position of

his hands) things go badly. What are we to

make of this? Is God so petty that how an old

man holds his hands determines the outcome of

the Chosen People? Look a little more intently at

the reading. Yes, sometimes prayer takes a long

time, or the results don’t come as quickly as we’d

wish, so the length of our prayer may make us

weary. In those times we need to support each

other in our prayer and not just rely on certain

individuals to do all the praying for us. There is a

communal dimension to prayer, albeit at times

with different roles (e.g. Aaron and Hur stayed by

Moses and held his arms for him), but still some-

thing we do together. Besides Aaron and Hur

assisting Moses, Joshua and his men had to do

their part for the outcome by actually engaging

in the physical battle with the Amalekites.

In the Gospel, Jesus’ parable shows us a

widow being persistent in engaging the judge for

a just ruling. She had to go to him again, and

again, and again. She didn’t just sit around in a

state of wishful thinking; she had to do

something.

Do you remember back in 2010 (I know for

some that is ancient history) the rescue of 33 min-

ers in Chile? It was nine years ago this past week

that the news of the dramatic rescue of the

trapped Chilean miners came to a head as they

were pulled out one-by-one after more than two

months being trapped 2,300 feet underground!

Yes, the world prayed for those miners and their

families, and rightfully so. But part of prayer is

doing our part (i.e. someone had to be drilling

through all that rock!) and not just asking God to

take care of it all. The following is an excerpt

from Fr. Ronald Rolheiser’s book The Holy Longing

(p. 83), which speaks to this point:

(Continued on page 3)

29th Sunday—Ordinary Time Page 3 October 20, 2019

Stewardship of Prayer October 20, 2019 Sunday Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Ex 17:8-13; Ps 121:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8; 2 Tm 3:14—4:2; Lk 18:1-8

Monday Rom 4:20-25; Lk 1:69-70, 71-72, 73-75; Lk 12:13-21

Tuesday Saint John Paul II, Pope

Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21; Ps 40:7-8a, 8b-9,

10, 17; Lk 12:35-38

Wednesday Saint John of Capistrano, Priest

Rom 6:12-18; Ps 124:1b-3, 4-6, 7-8; Lk 12:39-48

Thursday Saint Anthony Marie de Claret, Bishop

Rom 6:19-23; Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6; Lk 12:49-53

Friday Rom 7:18-25a; Ps 119:66, 68, 76, 77, 93, 94; Lk 12:54-59

Saturday Rom 8:1-11; Ps 24:1b-2, 3-4ab, 5-6; Lk 13:1-9

Sunday Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; Ps 34:2-3, 17-18, 19, 23;

2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18; Lk 18:9-14

From Fr. Joe Continued (Continued from page 2)

As Christians, we have a set formula for

ending all of our prayers – “we ask this

through Christ our Lord.” This formula is more

than a formality, a ritual signal to God that the

prayer is over. When we pray “through

Christ” we are praying through the Body of

Christ, which then includes Jesus, the

Eucharist, and the body of believers

(ourselves) here on earth. We are praying

through all of these. Thus, not only God in

heaven is being petitioned and asked to act.

We are also charging ourselves, as part of the

Body of Christ, with some responsibility for

answering the prayer. To pray as a Christian

demands concrete involvement in trying to

bring about what is pleaded for in the prayer.

As we pray for our concerns and those of the

world, we need to be persistent and help one

another. Just as Aaron and Hur supported Moses

when he grew weary, let’s be there for one

another when someone among us grows weary

in their prayer. And together, as the Body of

Christ – which, remember, is worldwide – whether

it is in Mass or other prayer forms, we can – and

do – pray always. So … let us pray.

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Did you know that the Liturgy of the Hours

(e.g. Morning and Evening Prayer) is another

way we, as the Church, pray always? The

various “Hours” are being prayed somewhere on

the earth at any given moment as the day

moves along. And sometimes when one of the

psalms or a reading may not be meaningful or

speaking to you at that particular moment, it is

for someone somewhere on the earth. As the

Church we are praying for the whole world, not

just for ourselves.

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Please take note of a change regarding the

schedule of prayer and confessions for Friday

evening /night which will start the first full week of

November. The Friday 7-8 pm confessions and

7:45 pm Night Prayer from the Liturgy of the Hours

will take place at St. Mary Church, where

Perpetual Adoration is. So, starting November

8th, on Fridays, after Evening Prayer is prayed at

St. Anne Church, the doors will be locked and

the remaining Friday prayer opportunities and

confessions will be at St. Mary Church.

Have a blessed and prayerful week.

Stewardship in Our Readings Today's theme is perseverance-Moses keeping his hands upraised

throughout the battle, Paul urging Timothy to stay with the task of

preaching and teaching, and the widow appealing to the corrupt judge.

To be faithful stewards of God's gifts, we too must persevere in the roles to

which we are called.

LARCC Prayer Intention We join our brothers and sisters in the LARCC community

(Lutheran, Anglican, Roman Catholic, Congregational)

in praying for this weekend’s intention:

Grace Lutheran:

Quilting Ministry

Blessed Mother Shrine Votive Lamp

(14 day candle at St. Mary Church)

In Memory of Blondyne Klimek

requested by nieces:

Mary, Grace, Laura, Susan and Jayne

Please Pray for the Departed We pray for the repose of the souls

of those who have gone to their rest

in the hope of rising again:

Kenneth Senchuk

May he rest in peace!

Mass Intention Bulletin Error The Mass intention for this Saturday’s 4:00 PM Mass (October 19) is for:

†††Richard Ryther and Louis & Sophia Mulka

(Correction from last weekend’s bulletin; the last name of “Ryther” was

mistyped as “Ruther”)

Our apologies for this error.


Stewardship of Treasure October 12 / 13

Regular Offertory .............................................................................. $18,515.00

Envelopes Used ............................................................................................ 579

Loose .................................................................................................... $1,472.00

Building Fund .......................................................................................... $399.00

Capital Improvement Grand Total (All Funds) ................................. $206.00

Scrip Program Totals October 7—October 13

Gross Profit .................................................................................................. $90.60 Shipping fee .................................................................................................. -0.00

(Shipping fee covered by generous donations) NET PROFIT ................................................................................................... $90.60 Total Sales ........................................................................................................... 30 Avg. profit per card ..................................................................................... $1.56 Grand total of cards sold ................................................................................ 58

See page 8 for more details on the Gift Card Raffle taking place at our

Annual Turkey Dinner. For more information, please call Jeri Jo Standen (354-5946)

Stewardship of Time

Sunday, October 20

1:30 pm “Unplanned” Movie Viewing .................. Parish Center

Monday, October 21

6:30 pm CWBS ......................................................... Parish Center

Tuesday, October 22

6:00 pm RCIA ........................................ Parish Center Classroom

7:00 pm Beads & Brews: Men’s Rosary .......... St. Anne Church

Wednesday, October 23

5:30 pm Youth Ministry

6:00 pm Faith Formation

6:00 pm REDD

Thursday, October 24

4:00—6:00 pm Baptism Prep Class .................. Parish Ctr. Serenity Rm.

6:00 pm “Let’s Talk Catholic—LIVE” with Fr. Scott begins at

6 PM with Evening Prayer .................. St. Anne Church

Welcome, New Parishioners A warm All Saints Parish

welcome to our newest

parishioners:

James Cadieux

Bradley Skiba

Lawrence, Catherine and Svetlana White

Celebrating an Anniversary Andrew & Kathy Randazzo

45 years—October 19

Jason & Amy Banny


Ken & Joanne Bennett


World Mission Sunday This Weekend!

Today, World Mission Sunday, in this

Extraordinary Missionary Month, we are called

to a personal encounter with Jesus Christ alive

in the Church, and to offer, through this

Eucharistic celebration, our prayers and our

generous financial support, through the Society

for the Propagation of the Faith, to continue

the mission of Jesus. Today we are sent out to

witness and to Mission in the world through our

prayers and personal sacrifices for our brothers

and sisters around the world. As little as…

• $25 helps support a catechist for a month in

remote Latin America

• $75 provides for the work of religious Sisters

caring for orphaned children in Africa

• $100 assists poor children in boarding

schools in Asia

As always, your prayers are your most treasured

gift to the Missions. Your prayers and financial

help, offered today, WORLD MISSION SUNDAY,

support mission priests, religious Sisters and

Brothers, and lay catechists who are Christ’s

witnesses to a world so in need of His healing,

love, and peace.

Envelopes for this special collection are

included in parishioner October envelope

packets and there are extra envelopes at the

entrances.

Attention Homebound Ministers Our Catholic Women’s Group and All Saints students have put together

small gifts for our homebound in celebration of All Saints Day.

Beginning this weekend, these gifts can be picked up after the weekend

Masses and during the week in the Sodality Room (nearest Lockwood

Street and the railroad tracks).

A binder with a list is available to mark off the names of those whom you

will be delivering a gift.

29th Sunday—Ordinary Time Page 5 October 20, 2019

Perpetual Adoration Our first week of Perpetual Adoration was a big

success. Only a few hiccups but that is to be

expected. Thank you so much for your time

and patience as we continue to fill available

hours. We have many 2nd Adorer hours still

available. As you can see the list is shrinking

which is great. Please help if you can! We

need you and the Lord wants you to spend

time with Him. May God bless your week! Mon. 2nd Adorer Midnight—6 am (all hours) 8—9 am 9—10 am 11 pm—Midnight Tues. 2nd Adorer Midnight—3 am (all hours) 7—8 am 8—9 am 4—5 pm 9—10 pm Wed. 2nd Adorer Midnight—6 am (all hours) 9—10 pm 10—11 pm

Thurs. 2nd Adorer Midnight—6 am (all hours) 10—11 am 11 pm—Midnight

Fri. 2nd Adorer Midnight—6 am (all hours) 7—8 am 8—9 am 5—6 pm 6—7 pm 9—10 pm 10—11 pm 11 pm—Midnight

Sat. 2nd Adorer Midnight—6 am (all hours) 9—10 am 11—Noon 1—2 pm 3—4 pm 4—5 pm 7—8 pm 8—9 pm 11—Midnight

Sun. 1st Adorer 4—5 am

2nd Adorer Midnight—6 am (all hours) 6 am—Noon (all hours) Noon—1 pm 4– 5 pm 9—10 pm 10—11 pm 11 pm—Midnight

Rosary Society News

Scriptural Rosary Wednesdays at 4:45 pm: October 23, 30

Taking place at St. Anne Church prior to the 5:30 pm Mass

Please Pick-Up Your Dues Members of the Rosary Society, don’t forget to pick-up your envelope

with dues and the new prayer card in the Gathering Area.

Thank You to Those Who Participated! A BIG thank you to the many participants in the Living Rosary, the Public

Square Rosary Crusade and the Mass for the Living and Deceased

Members of the Rosary Society. We realize there are many wonderful

opportunities to worship this month and we’re grateful you chose to pray

with us at these events. Next year, we will build on the past, so they will

be even better. Thank you again for your faith and your prayers.

- The Officers of the Rosary Society

Perpetual Adoration: A Note about the Doors

Question: Why was the Miller Street door chosen as the only entrance to

use instead of the doors that face 2nd Avenue?

Answer: Security and safety. We wanted to make sure the door we

would be using was easy for anyone to lock. The doors that face 2nd

Avenue can be tricky to lock for both staff and volunteers. Just this past

week, an adorer in the late evening hours noticed movement within the

Church. It was particularly windy that night and the adorer discovered

someone had exited at some point through the 2nd Avenue doors and

those doors didn’t shut properly to engage the lock, leaving that

entrance open.

Out of respect for the Blessed Sacrament, and those adoring: While we

obviously want to share our Lord with everyone, we also wanted to make

sure those who visit Adoration are intentionally there to do so, versus foot

traffic from those who pass by 2nd Avenue who may just want to look in

to see what is going on.

Additionally, the steps are enclosed within the structure making for a safer

climb in winter for those who use the stairs and not the elevator.

“Unplanned” Movie Viewing

This Sunday, October 20th | 1:30 pm

Parish Center

Did you miss the viewing of the movie

“Unplanned” this past April? Did you see it

and would like to view it again, or perhaps

bring along others to watch it? Please come

join us for this FREE event.

“Unplanned” brings us an eye-opening look

inside the abortion industry through one

woman’s inspir ing true story of

transformation.

*”Unplanned” is rated R for some disturbing/bloody images associated

with abortion.


The Saints as a Roadmap

Registration forms are

available at the Parish

Office or you may also

call the Parish Office to

register (354-3019)

Registration fee: $25

Childcare: $15/child

Check out the brochures with more details available in the pews and at

the entrances.

Breakout Sessions Available Breakout Sessions—Part 1

A. Catholic Men Quenching Their Thirst for Joy

The pioneers of our “Beads & Brews” program talk about growing in

holiness as Catholic men through camaraderie and prayer.

Marty Gougeon & Hans Stevens

B. Married, Now What?

Recently married, the Nymbergs share their experiences of remaining

strong in their faith inour current culture. They will also share the ways their

marriage has been strengthened through examples of the lives of the

saints. Dave & Allison Nymberg

C. Fighting for Your Children in a Secular World

Mothers, friends and Catholic educators; Monica and Nicole will discuss

their highs and lows of influencing not only their children, but the children

of others as they all make their journey toward sainthood.

Nicole Hatch & Monica Weaver

D. Fulfilled

What are the options for a single person to strive toward holiness in

today’s world? Keri will discuss the ways we can help each other to

heaven. Keri Tarrant

Breakout Sessions—Part 2

E. Being a Man of Strong Faith

Highlighting the traditions of our faith and the saints who exemplified

masculinity and fatherhood, we can learn some tools to use in our daily

life. Fr. Chris Jarvis

F. The Genius of Pope St. John Paul II

Using the writings of Pope St. John Paul II, the Scriptures, and various other

writers, this session explores God’s original plan for us, how that plan has

been derailed, but also how it has been restored in Jesus Christ.

Seth Peters

G. Committing to a Life of Holiness

Despite the trials and pitfalls of life, the saints repeatedly show us how to

remain committed and persevere on our path to heaven.

Larry LaCross

H. Lies We Have Been Told

We will discuss the lies that our culture tells us about femininity and

womanhood. Keri Tarrant

October Contact Confidential Prayer Group

MaryAnn Gunderson | phone: 356-2561

October Prayer Intentions Rosary Society: Living and deceased members

of our Rosary Society and Right to Life.

Pope Francis: That the breath of the Holy Spirit

engender a new missionary “spring” in the

Church.

All Souls Service of Remembrance Saturday, November 2nd | 7:00 pm

Each year the Church around the world

commemorates All Souls Day on November

2nd remembering all those who have “gone

home to God.” On Saturday, November 2nd,

2019, All Saints Parish will celebrate a Service of

Remembrance at 7:00 pm at St. Anne Church

to remember all those from our Parish who

have entered eternal life since November 1st,

2018. Please join us as we remember the

recently deceased from our parish. All are

welcome and encouraged to attend.

Letters have been mailed to the contacts of

those whom have passed, November 2018 to

the present, from our parish. (Please be aware

that we only send out one letter to the contact

person that the funeral home provides us. So

we ask the contact person to share the

information about this service with the family

and friends of their loved one.) Also, if you feel

we may have inadvertently missed your loved

one, call our office (354-3019).

As part of this celebration, a candle will be lit in

memory of everyone being remembered this

night.

All Souls Day is not a holy day of obligation,

however, if you wish to include the celebration

of Mass on that day, there will be an 8:00 am All

Souls Day Mass on Saturday morning at

St. Anne Church (Please note that the Saturday

8:00 am Mass does not fulfill the Sunday

obligation for Mass). You can also attend the

4:00 pm Saturday Mass at St. Anne Church,

which is the first Mass of the 31st Sunday of

Ordinary Time.


Received in Baptism We welcome with great joy the newest

members of our Parish family who were

received into the Body of Christ through the

waters of baptism:

October 5th:

Caleb Paul Romel

son of

Jeremy & Tracy (Wilson) Romel

*Bulletin error apologies: Baptism date was

entered as Sept. 28th, instead of October 5th

October 12th:

Nicholas David Hanson

son of

Brian & Leslie (Skiba) Hanson

Baptism Preparation Class Thursday, October 24 | 4:00 pm—6:00 pm

Parish Center Serenity Room

All parents who wish their children to be

baptized must attend a Baptism Preparation

Session.

The session includes the history and

symbols, how to select Goparent(s), the Rite

itself and the forms.

Please contact our Catechetical Leader,

Jackie Benson, to RSVP for this session:

ph: 354-3019 OR

email: [email protected].

Students Choir Mr. Seth Peters is very excited to be starting a

students choir (any student may join who can

read, so as to read music, through 12th grade).

Practices will be starting in November for the

first performance, “Advent Lessons and Carols”

on December 19.

If any student is interested, please notify

Mr. Peters at [email protected] or

Mrs. Benson at [email protected].

Happy Singing!


Knights of Columbus News The Fourth Degree Fr. Clarence Smolinski

Assembly #485 will meet this Wednesday,

October 23rd at the Knights Hall (1880 Hamilton

Road, Alpena). The meeting begins at 7:30 pm.

The Color Corps will practice prior to the

meeting. The agenda will consist of the

regular, old and any new business. Hope to see

everyone there!

Fall Raffle Tickets for our annual fall raffle are in the gathering area.

Please make sure to pick up your packets as we are no longer able to

mail these. Ticket price is $10 each. Prizes are listed below:

First prize: $2,000.00 4th through 6th prize: $100.00 each

(seller of 1st place ticket 7th & 8th prize: $50.00 each

receives $100)

2nd prize: $500.00

3rd prize: $200.00

Turkey Dinner Tickets

On Sale Now! November 9th | 4:00 pm—6:30 pm

TICKET PRICES

Adults: $12

Children (ages 7 – 12): $6

Ages 6 and under eat for free

Turkey dinner with all the trimmings!

Dinner tickets are available at the Parish Office

during the week and are also sold after the

weekend Masses in the Gathering Area.

Daughters of Isabella News • October 30th: The D of I will join the

St. Ignatius School children in the Living

Rosary at the School/Church (Rogers City) -

10:00 am.

• November 5th: D of I regular meeting will

be held at the St. Ignatius School in Rogers

City at 7:00 pm.

• December Christmas Party/Meeting is

being planned at this time and more

details will be given at the November

meeting.

• Long Form Conferral planned for

November has been changed to spring of

2020.

• Please use car pooling to attend meetings.

Any questions, call Regent, Sandy

Krawczak (989-734-3742)

Turkey Dinner Updates Turkey dinner “Wanted List”:

Butter, onions, brown sugar, coffee, celery, commodities powdered milk,

loaves of bread for stuffing (white and/or wheat) and cool whip.

We could use some gift cards to GFS, Meijer, Walmart and Save-a-Lot.

Desserts: Find your favorite recipe for dessert-we are looking for a variety

of cakes, pies and cookies.

Volunteers: Sign up sheets will be available soon. We need help in the

kitchen Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

We will need people to help in the dining room on Saturday, pouring

coffee and clearing and setting the tables. We will need help selling

tickets for the raffles.

Gift Card Raffle: We are in need of Scrip gift cards for the gift card

raffle. We still would like 100 cards available for participants in the raffle -

we can do this!

St. Casimir—Posen Annual Soup & Paczki Sale

Homemade chicken noodle and czarnina

soups—$7/qt.

Plus the ladies’ famous paczki—$7/dozen

Pre-Orders REQUIRED

Call Ginny Wozniak (989-766-8069)

Orders must be placed by Nov. 1st.

Pick-up date: Saturday, Nov. 9th, Noon—1 pm

All Saints Catholic Women’s Group Items of Interest to Share!

Doll House Raffle

Michael & Mary Beth Ponik have

generously donated a doll house to be

raffled with proceeds going toward the

“Period Poverty” project. Tickets will be

available soon, being sold after Masses

at St. Anne Church the weekends of

Nov. 2nd/3rd and 9th/10th . Raffle

drawing will take place at the Nov. 15th

Card Party.

Ticket Prices:

$2 each $15 for 9

$5 for 3 $20 for 12

$10 for 6

Card Party—Friday, November 15th—

Soup, Salad & Dessert

An annual favorite that almost needs no

explaining (though further details will be

available in an upcoming bulletin).

$8/person—Call Linda Wallen (354-5720) to RSVP or give her a call if you

can donate a salad or dessert.

For Barbie-sized dolls

2 story wooden doll house

Spiral Stairway, Opening door

Sliding windows, carpeted

floors, Storage above second

floor

24” deep x 48” long x 40” high


October 19 / 20 EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

Saturday 4:00 pm Sacristan: J. Fortner Andrew Randazzo, John & Kati Meek, Jane Fortner, Mary Charoth, Barb Porrett, Mary Mischely, Joyce Krajnik, Bob Kendziorski [2 volunteers needed] Sunday 7:00 am Sacristan: Patty Grochowski Deb Spleet, Steve Gougeon [6 volunteers needed] 9:00 am Sacristan: J. Mott, M. Fox Maria Lindahl, Linda Bicksler, Kim Krajniak, Helen Roznowski, JoAnn LeTourneau, Janet Mott, Bernie Lamp, Margaret Fox, Joann Kuschel, Ashley Bridgewater [1 volunteer needed] 11:00 am Sacristan: Jim Baczkiewicz Bill Hirschenberger, Rosanne Schultz, Joseph Bleau, Ruth Richard, Julie Murray [6 volunteers needed] 5:00 pm Sacristan: A. Moody / K. Halleck Phil Milostan, Sandra Penick, John Briggs, Karon Halleck [4 volunteer needed]

LECTORS Saturday 4:00 pm Judith Burns, Ann-Marie Ruder Sunday 7:00 am Carolyn Anderson, Bernie Harkins 9:00 am Bernie Klimaszewski, Barb Mink 11:00 am Michael Vought, Bernie O’Brien 5:00 pm Marilyn Klingshirn, Phil Milostan

ALTAR SERVERS Saturday 4:00 pm Laura Poli Sunday 7:00 am Cash Spleet, [volunteer] 9:00 am Clare LaCross 11:00 am Nathan Pokorzynski, Vivian Furtaw 5:00 pm Madison Snyder, [volunteer]

USHERS Saturday 4:00 pm James Ritzler, Dan Przeslawski, Pat Marceau, Mike Kapalla, Gary Szymanski, [volunteer] Sunday 7:00 am Ken Utecht, Don Schultz, Myrl Prevo, Phil Schultz, Randy Hartman, Fred Gryniewicz 9:00 am Kurt Konieczny, Brian Kendziorski, Paul Sabourin, Bill Cook, Les Klimaszewski [volunteer] 11:00 am Tony Montie, Jim Shuler, Bob Szymanski, Chester Gorski, Larry Weise [volunteer] 5:00 pm Joe Demski, Leo Filarski, Jerry Piontkowski, Barry Halleck

October 26 / 27

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Saturday 4:00 pm Sacristan: J. Fortner Ann-Marie Ruder, Bob Kendziorski Joyce Krajnik, Mary Mischley, Barb Porrett, Mary Charoth, Jane Fortner [4 volunteers needed] Sunday 7:00 am Sacristan: Jane Hiske Ken Anderson, Steve Gougeon, Deb Spleet [5 volunteers needed] 9:00 am Sacristan: J. Mott, M. Fox Julie Kowalski, Preston King, Scott McWilliams, Carolyn Szatkowski, Karen Grochowski, Barb Mink, Joann Kuschel, Margaret Fox, Bernie Lamp, Janet Mott, JoAnn LeTourneau 11:00 am Sacristan: Sandy Penick Jim & Kathy Kolson, Julie Murray, Ruth Richard, Joseph Bleau, Rosanne Schultz, Bill Hirschenberger [4 volunteers needed] 5:00 pm Sacristan: A. Moody / K. Halleck Karon Halleck, Elizabeth Wright, [5 volunteer needed]

LECTORS Saturday 4:00 pm Cynthia Wahl, Jane Fortner Sunday 7:00 am Chris Benedict, Kathleen Melville-Hall 9:00 am Mark Balko, Steve Kuschel 11:00 am Don Bartosh, Julie Murray 5:00 pm Kathleen Eiler, Meagan Wright

ALTAR SERVERS Saturday 4:00 pm Laura Poli, John Grabiel Sunday 7:00 am Cash Spleet, [volunteer] 9:00 am Clare LaCross, Jett King 11:00 am Joseph & Thomas Sheridan 5:00 pm Ryan Prell

USHERS

Saturday 4:00 pm Jim Wils, Roy Wekwert, Dale Zampich, Jim Bowen, Jim Nowak, Mike Szydlowski Sunday 7:00 am Ray Donajkowski, Joe Roznowski Dave Nowak, Fred Gryniewicz, Randy Hartman, Phil Schultz 9:00 am Tom Hart, Larry Losinski, Daniel Tibbals, Tom Hillberg, Jim Wallen, Ed LaBell 11:00 am Vito Reno, Larry Bak, Larry Weise, Chester Gorski, Bob Szymanski 5:00 pm Barry Halleck, Jerry Piontkowski, Leo Filarski, Joe Demski

The November schedule has been created and is available in the gathering area and on our website (alpenacatholics.org)

November 2 / 3 EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

Saturday 4:00 pm Sacristan: Jane Fortner John & Kati Meek, Andrew Randazzo, Jane Fortner, Mary Charoth, Barb Porrett, Mary Mischley, Joyce Krajnik, Bob Kendziorski [2 volunteers needed] Sunday 7:00 am Sacristan: Patty Grochowski Patty Grochowski, Carolyn Anderson, Deb Spleet [5 volunteers needed] 9:00 am Sacristan: J. Mott, M. Fox Ashley Bridgewater, Helen Roznowski, Linda Bicksler, Maria Lindahl, Janet Mott, Bernie Lamp, Margaret Fox, Joann Kuschel, Barb Mink, Karen Grochowski, [volunteer needed] 11:00 am Sacristan: Jim Baczkiewicz Mary Lou Keen, Jemelle & Bill Tadian, Bill Hirschenberger, Rosanne Schultz, Joseph Bleau, Ruth Richard, Julie Murray [3 volunteers needed] 5:00 pm Sacristan: A. Moody/K. Halleck Barbara Wienczewski, Karen LaMarre, Sandy Penick, Karon Halleck [4 volunteers needed]

LECTORS Saturday 4:00 pm Denise Ewell, Sylvia Owens Sunday 7:00 am Marty Gougeon, Bernie Harkins 9:00 am Paula Christensen, Bernie Lamp 11:00 am Amy Peters, Maria Ware 5:00 pm John Briggs, Joyce Demski

ALTAR SERVERS Saturday 4:00 pm John Grabiel Sunday 7:00 am Hitzelberger Family 9:00 am Jett King, Skylar Cook 11:00 am Rita-Marie Peters, Vivian Furtaw 5:00 pm Ryan Prell, [volunteer]

USHERS Saturday 4:00 pm Andy Przeslawski, Gary Szymanski, Mike Kapalla, Pat Marceau, Dan Przeslawski, Jams Ritzler Sunday 7:00 am Myrl Prevo, Don Schultz, Ken Utecht, Phil Schultz, Randy Hartman, Fred Gryniewicz 9:00 am Mark Balko, Kurt Konieczny, Les Klimaszewski, Bill Cook, Paul Sabourin, Brian Kendziorski 11:00 am Jim Shuler, Tony Montie, Bob Szymanski, Chester Gorski [2 volunteers] 5:00 pm Mike LaCross, Keith Wallace, Jon Benson, [volunteer]


Welcome to All Saints! We would like to welcome home anyone who has been away from the Church

and has joined us for Mass this weekend. We know coming back may not have

been an easy decision, and we are very glad you made it. Please stop by the

office to introduce yourself and register.

Pastor

Rev. Joe Muszkiewicz

Associate

Rev. Scott Lawler

[email protected]

Parish Office

Phone: 989-354-3019

Fax: 989-358-9079

817 Sable Street, Alpena, MI 49707

Monday-Friday 8:20am– 4:00pm

Facebook ‘Alpena Catholics of All Saints Parish’

www.alpenacatholics.org

Formed.org Parish Access: visit alpenacatholics.formed.org, click “register”

Business Manager

Kim Krajniak

[email protected]

Bookkeeper

Bette Tadajewski

Office Manager

Maria Kraft

[email protected]

Receptionist

Penny Jones

[email protected]

Office Assistant

Judy Quast

[email protected]

Parish Catechetical Leader

Jackie Benson

[email protected]

Discipleship Coordinator

Kristin Carriveau

[email protected]

Music Ministers

Suelyn Bartz, John Luke Grabiel, Eileen Tank, Julie Wood

Maintenance Supervisor

Joe Pokorzynski

Maintenance Staff

Jason Luther

School Maintenance

Chris Olsen

Part-Time Maintenance

Jim Bouchard, Mike LaMarre

Catholic Chaplain of Alpena (Hospital Ministry)

LeJean Carter (590-0523)

Pastoral Council

Bob Mischloney, Ann-Marie Ruder, Mark Balko, Virginia Tadajewski,

Christopher Benedict, Deb Spleet, Bill Kuchnicki, Jane Hiske, Marty Gougeon

Finance Council

Jenny Poli, Don Bartosh, Vaune Bieker, Peggy Burns,

Dylan Wallace, Ralph Stepaniak

Diocesan Pastoral Council Diocesan Finance Council

Seth Wm. Peters Don Bartosh

[email protected]

Local Ministries Madonna House 354-4073

Catholic Human Services 356-6385

Friendship Room 354-8018

St. Vincent dePaul Society 354-3671

Options Pregnancy Center 354-6089

Baby Pantry 356-9317

Children’s Closet 356-9545

Caring Place Adult Day Center 358-7928

Salvation Army (Call Us for Help) 358-2769

NEMCSA 356-3474

Holy Cross Cemetery 354-3831

Parish Vision All Saints Parish is a spiritual and faith-filled family,

embraced by God’s love. We are centered on the

Holy Eucharist, inspired by the Communion of Saints

and empowered by the Holy Spirit to enliven and

ignite a community bound by love. We are united in

vibrant service under the leadership of the Trinity.

Parish Mission We, the members of All Saints Parish are called as a

sacramental people to grow in our faith and

participate fully in the one Body of Christ, centered in

the Eucharist. We value each other’s gifts and talents

as we serve the needs of our community while living

the truth and love of the Gospel.

Need a Ride to Mass?

Our parish partners

with Thunder Bay Transportation Authority to

provide a ride for those who are in need.

Those who need a ride will need to call TBTA

(ph: 989-356-4596) two hours before you would

like to be picked up to schedule your ride. If

you wish to have it charged, you must tell TBTA

dispatcher you are charging it to All Saints

Parish (we will not be doing reimbursements as

we would have no proof of a ride).

The parish will cover the ride only to/from

Church for the 4 PM Saturday Mass and the

11 AM Sunday Mass (based on the hours of

operation for TBTA).

All Saints Catholic School 500 N. Second Ave

www.alpenaallsaints.org

Phone 989-354-4911

Principal

Nicole Hatch | email: [email protected]

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