Church

ST. MARY CHURCH PAW PAW, MICHIGAN

Mass Intentions for the Week

Monday February 3—St. Blaise & St. Ansgar 8:00 a.m. †Otto Schincariol req. family

Tuesday February 4 8:00 a.m. †Katie Grybus

Wednesday February 5—St. Agatha 8:00 a.m. †Lena Grzebyk req. Michael & Pauline O’Toole

9:00 a.m. †Irene Cassada

Thursday February 6—St. Paul Miki & Companions 8:00 a.m. †Ryan Tapper

7:00 p.m. Rosary

First Friday February 7

8:00 a.m. †Earl & Margaret Jackson req. Steve & Evelyn Clingerman

8:30 a.m. Adoration

1:00 p.m. Benediction

Sunday February 2—The Presentation of the Lord 8:00 a.m. Pro Populo

11:00 a.m. †Harold & Dorothy Hande req. family

Dear friends in Christ Jesus, On this fourth Sunday of ordinary time the church reminds us of the very important fact that God delights in the humble. He draws near to them, gathers them to himself and blesses them. He looks at the humble and lowly and fills them with his wisdom, virtue and the holiness of Christ. Therefore, only in God does the humble and the righteous depend and boast. In the first reading from the book of Zephaniah, God promise to preserve a remnant for Israel. However, one remarkable thing about this promise is that this group would be made up of only humble and lowly people. Through the church, God has invited us to form part of this humble people that put their confidence in Him. We are invited to be part of this remnant through, integrity, honesty, humility and obedience to God. At times, we try to resist this prestigious rest to which God has invited us. This is because, we often think we can get it only with money, fame, and power. Let us not deceive ourselves, but continue to follow the permanent values that radiates from the person and life of Jesus Christ. In our second reading, St Paul reminds us that God delights in the humble of heart. Although, He does not discriminate, he often choses the lowly and poor in spirit. So, St Paul encourages us not to be ashamed of the Christian community because of its composition of members of little human wisdom, intelligence, power and material wealth. The majority of our communities are made up the poor of the world. This is the will of God manifested in Christ Jesus and testified in the rest of revelation. Hence, St Paul reminds us that God called us to form part of the remnant even when we were not wise in the ordinary sense of the world. He did this in order to realize His Plan. He did not choose us because we were wise or rich. Rather, He chose us because of our lowliness. Through this, God has become our wisdom, virtue and holiness. These are the qualities he really desires in his people. All those who have these are the blessed ones. In the gospel that is sermon on the mountain, Christ recounts and reminds us of the most important Christian virtues that will help us become part of this remnant that God promises to elect for himself in our first reading. If we meditate on this, we will see that the poor in spirit, that is, those who suffer, those who mourn, the hungry and thirsty for justice, those who work for peace, the merciful, the pure in heart, the insulted and persecuted are living a voluntarily stripped life that draws them closer to God. They are the living blessedness that we see in the saints of all times. Saint Francis was stripped in poverty, saint Ignatius in obedience, saint Augustine preferred the love of God, saint Thomas Aquinas embraced the wisdom of God, and saint Theresa of Avila soaked herself in prayer. These, and other saints are reflections of the same Christ. They are the blessed. Today the church reminds us that we could also be part of them if we also persevere as they did. Today, they are the full members of the remnants in God’s eternal kingdom. They pray and wait for us to join them. “How happy are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of God” Have a nice weekend. Sincerely, Fr Joseph.

Saturday February 8—Vigil: 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:30 p.m. †Lena Grzebyk req. Dorothy Dietz Sunday February 9—5th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 a.m. Pro Populo 11:00 a.m. †Dorothy Lasbury req. Barbara Bryant

READERS & EMHC—FEBRUARY 8/9 4:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. READER READER READER F. Hanchak F. Van Meter T. Stanek EMHC EMHC EMHC J. Clauto J. Podkol F. Wallace M. Dick S. Starbuck A. Williams D. Poage M. Walker M. Austermann N. Garcia P. Arbanas D. Kessen R. Grzebyk D. Fry M. Kessen S. Hill M. Gibbs P. Lynch W. Hitchcock Volunteer L. Borys Y. Lean Volunteer E. Huver

ALTAR SERVERS—FEBRUARY 8/9 C. Carpp A. Gibbs` J. McCaw Volunteer C. Sipka F. Roy Volunteer B. Wunderlich Volunteer/New

No Catholic child will be denied the opportunity of a Catholic education at Saint Mary School due to financial need. Contact the Pastor at 269-657-4459.

Su

n

Mo

n

Tu

e

We

d

Th

u

Fri

S

at

1 F

irst

Sat

urd

ay

3:30

PM

Con

fess

ion

4:

30P

M M

ass

7P

M N

eoca

tech

umen

al W

ay

B

ake

Sal

e

2 P

rese

nta

tio

n o

f th

e L

ord

7:40

AM

Ros

ary

8:00

AM

Mas

s

9:30

AM

Rel

igio

us E

d

11:0

0 A

M M

ass

Pro

Pop

ulo

Bak

e S

ale

3 S

t. B

lais

e 8:

00 A

M M

ass

8:

00 P

M A

A &

Al-A

non

4 8:00

AM

Mas

s 8:

30 A

M P

erpe

tual

Hel

p N

oven

a

7:00

PM

Cho

ir P

ract

ice

5 S

t. A

gat

ha

8:00

AM

Mas

s 8:

30A

M R

osar

y M

aker

s 9:

00 A

M M

ass

7:

00 P

M R

CIA

7P

M N

eoca

tech

umen

al W

ay

6 S

t. P

aul M

iki &

Co

mp

. 8:

00 A

M M

ass

7:00

PM

Ros

ary

7 F

irst

Fri

day

8:

00 A

M M

ass

8:

30 A

M A

dora

tion

1:

00 P

M B

ened

ictio

n

8 S

t. J

ero

me

3:

30P

M C

onfe

ssio

n

4:30

PM

Mas

s

6:00

PM

Mon

thly

Ene

rgiz

er

7PM

Neo

cate

chum

enal

Way

Pan

try

Co

llect

ion

9 5t

h S

un

day

in O

rd. T

ime

7:40

AM

Ros

ary

8:

00 A

M M

ass

Pro

Pop

ulo

9:

30 A

M R

elig

ious

Ed

11

:00

AM

Mas

s

Pan

try

Co

llect

ion

10 S

t. S

cho

last

ica

8:

00 A

M M

ass

8:

00 P

M A

A &

Al-A

non

11 O

ur

Lad

y o

f L

ou

rdes

8:

00 A

M M

ass

8:30

AM

Per

petu

al H

elp

Nov

ena

7:00

PM

Cho

ir P

ract

ice

12

8:00

AM

Mas

s 8:

30A

M R

osar

y M

aker

s 9:

00 A

M M

ass

7:

00 P

M R

CIA

7P

M N

eoca

tech

umen

al W

ay

13

8:00

AM

Mas

s 7:

00 P

M R

osar

y

14 S

s C

yril

& M

eth

od

ius

8:00

AM

Mas

s

7:00

PM

Ado

ratio

n—G

audi

um C

hris

ti W

est

15

3:30

PM

Con

fess

ion

4:

30P

M M

ass

7P

M N

eoca

tech

umen

al W

ay

16 6

th S

un

day

in O

rd. T

ime

7:40

AM

Ros

ary

8:00

AM

Mas

s P

ro P

opul

o

11:0

0 A

M M

ass

17

8:00

AM

Mas

s

8:00

PM

AA

& A

l-Ano

n

18

8:00

AM

Mas

s 8:

30 A

M P

erpe

tual

Hel

p N

oven

a

7:00

PM

Cho

ir P

ract

ice

19

8:00

AM

Mas

s 8:

30A

M R

osar

y M

aker

s 7:

00 P

M R

CIA

7:

00 P

M B

aptis

m C

lass

7P

M N

eoca

tech

umen

al W

ay

20

8:00

AM

Mas

s 7:

00 P

M R

osar

y

21S

t. P

eter

Dam

ian

8:

00 A

M M

ass

22

Th

e C

hai

r o

f S

t. P

eter

10

:30A

M 1

st P

enan

ce R

etre

at

3:30

PM

Con

fess

ion

4:

30P

M M

ass

7P

M N

eoca

tech

umen

al W

ay

23 7

th S

un

day

in O

rd. T

ime

7:40

AM

Ros

ary

8:00

AM

Mas

s P

ro P

opul

o

9:30

AM

Rel

igio

us E

d

11:0

0 A

M M

ass

12

Noo

n B

aptis

ms

24

8:00

AM

Mas

s

6:00

PM

Par

ish

Cou

ncil

8:

00 P

M A

A &

Al-A

non

25

8:00

AM

Mas

s 10

:30A

M M

ass

Whi

te O

aks

8:30

AM

Per

petu

al H

elp

Nov

ena

7:00

PM

Cho

ir P

ract

ice

26 A

sh W

edn

esd

ay

Day

of

Fas

t &

Ab

stin

ence

8:00

AM

Mas

s 9:

00A

M M

ass

6:00

PM

Mas

s

6:45

PM

Sou

p &

Sal

ad S

uppe

r 7P

M N

eoca

tech

umen

al W

ay

27

8:00

AM

Mas

s 7:

00 P

M R

osar

y

28

8:00

AM

Mas

s

7PM

Sta

tions

of t

he C

ross

29

3:30

PM

Con

fess

ion

4:

30P

M M

ass

7P

M N

eoca

tech

umen

al W

ay

Feb

ruar

y 20

20

St.

Mar

y P

aris

h C

alen

dar

Let

us

rem

em

ber

those

wh

o h

ave d

ied i

n t

he M

on

th o

f F

ebru

ary

. M

ay t

hey r

est

in

peace.

Stan

ley

Bon

arsk

i1-

Feb

1984

How

ard

Mil

ler

1-F

eb19

57

Mil

dred

Wei

shu

hn1-

Feb

2007

Joan

ne M

. Fe

rges

on2-

Feb

2005

Mar

y K

undt

z2-

Feb

1981

Jam

es M

c C

aw2-

Feb

1981

Edw

ard

Pay

ne2-

Feb

1986

Edw

ard

L.

Rue

ll,

Sr.

2-F

eb20

09

Cle

on S

age

2-F

eb19

77

Mit

chel

l Se

chm

an2-

Feb

1971

The

resa

Voj

ancz

2-F

eb19

72

Tan

ia A

rent

3-F

eb20

02

Judi

th G

auth

ier

3-F

eb20

18

Ott

o S

chin

cari

ol3-

Feb

1999

Cha

rles

Sta

nisz

ewsk

i3-

Feb

2008

Edn

a B

utch

er4-

Feb

1983

John

Fri

tz4-

Feb

1982

Mag

dale

na J

aku

biec

4-F

eb19

76

John

Kow

alsk

i5-

Feb

1954

Lou

is M

. Si

tar

5-F

eb19

93

John

Tho

mas

5-F

eb19

74

Edw

ard

Blo

echl

6-F

eb19

88

Ger

tru

de B

roso

wsk

i6-

Feb

1996

Pet

er N

. B

rusa

ch6-

Feb

1997

Mar

ie D

imas

6-F

eb19

61

Wil

liam

Eng

elha

rd6-

Feb

1949

Ann

a B

. M

enzo

r6-

Feb

1989

Alf

red

A.

Four

nie

r7-

Feb

1954

Mar

y M

ikul

ik7-

Feb

1989

Dan

iel

Pau

novi

ch7-

Feb

1956

Fr.

Mar

tin

J. H

iggi

ns8-

Feb

1942

Mar

ion

N.

Hud

eck

8-F

eb20

13

Ber

nic

e I.

Jan

is8-

Feb

1988

Tha

ddeu

s P

olla

ck8-

Feb

1993

Mar

gare

t R

ober

ts8-

Feb

2008

Ada

m J

osep

h Sh

afer

8-F

eb20

05

Dav

id F

ranc

is S

mit

h8-

Feb

2005

Rud

olph

Eic

hake

r9-

Feb

1982

Jose

ph G

orni

ck9-

Feb

1974

Tho

mas

A.

Kow

alsk

i9-

Feb

1996

Stan

ley

Lul

a9-

Feb

1946

Ang

elia

Sca

mih

orn

9-F

eb19

85

Eli

zabe

th K

iley

9-F

eb20

12

Law

renc

e D

on

ovan

10-F

eb19

42

Mar

ion

Jaco

bs10

-Feb

1952

Jose

ph P

. K

apka

10-F

eb19

70

Tho

mas

Kin

son

10-F

eb19

64

Joan

E.

Mc

Can

n10

-Feb

1987

Lor

etta

Par

ent

10-F

eb19

86

Hed

wid

ge S

chin

cari

ol10

-Feb

2000

Jose

ph S

enic

a10

-Feb

1998

Ear

l St

ineb

ack

10-F

eb19

71

Hel

en B

arko

vich

11-F

eb19

97

Eve

lyn

A.

Kai

ser

11-F

eb19

91

Ant

ony

Sil

vest

ri11

-Feb

1961

John

M.

Chy

bik

12-F

eb20

11

Oli

ver

Dre

ier

12-F

eb19

73

Dor

is E

ngl

ehar

t12

-Feb

1998

Gre

gory

Gor

zela

nny

Sr.

12-F

eb20

08

Phy

llis

Sol

tysi

nsk

i12

-Feb

2009

Jose

ph F

out

h13

-Feb

1953

Jack

J.

Stac

how

icz

13-F

eb20

00

Mar

y A

nne

Ala

ga14

-Feb

2013

Roy

J.

Cou

rtad

e14

-Feb

1998

Dav

id P

auli

n14

-Feb

1983

Cla

rett

a P

rior

14-F

eb20

13

Ant

hony

Gre

zsik

15-F

eb19

48

John

Kra

sove

c15

-Feb

1976

Tho

mas

Non

dor

f15

-Feb

2008

Fran

k R

acki

15-F

eb19

67

Mar

ion

R.

Arb

anas

16-F

eb19

91

Ber

nic

e B

abin

16-F

eb19

95

Mar

tin

Gar

bul

insk

i16

-Feb

1953

Ane

lia

Tar

ala

16-F

eb19

86

Til

lie

Kli

mek

17-F

eb19

73

Mar

ie C

ount

erm

an17

-Feb

2002

Gor

don

J.

Ger

ou

17-F

eb20

14

Fran

k L

ula,

Jr.

17-F

eb19

80

Ros

e D

illo

n18

-Feb

1958

Ann

e E

ngel

hard

18-F

eb19

48

Iren

e M

arie

No

ndor

f18

-Feb

1996

Mic

hael

Sit

ar18

-Feb

1984

Tho

mas

Sti

lso

n18

-Feb

1974

Iren

e T

oliu

sis

18-F

eb20

03

Olg

a Z

ygad

lo18

-Feb

2008

Dol

ores

Cas

tigl

ia19

-Feb

2007

C.

G.

Gag

e19

-Feb

1963

Ant

oni

God

isak

19-F

eb19

42

Edw

ard

Mu

llen

19-F

eb19

83

Ric

hard

Bas

sett

20-F

eb19

83

Fran

ces

T.

Ben

zie

20-F

eb20

11

Joan

na G

uchi

us20

-Feb

1993

Pet

er P

alas

insk

i20

-Feb

1965

John

Bel

lwar

e (

Jack

)21

-Feb

1992

Elm

er D

orst

ewic

z21

-Feb

1995

Ger

tru

de A

. Fe

lcyn

21-F

eb20

00

Lau

ra N

eum

ann

21-F

eb19

86

Ant

hony

Pen

dow

ski

21-F

eb19

75

Alb

ina

Rim

kus

21-F

eb19

74

Kat

heri

ne

Ale

ksic

h22

-Feb

1985

Der

ek B

ette

rley

22-F

eb20

08

Stan

ley

Gie

rlas

inok

i22

-Feb

1953

John

P.

Kin

g22

-Feb

2003

Hel

en P

lasz

czak

22-F

eb19

71

Ant

hony

Lab

arer

o23

-Feb

1960

And

rew

Min

arik

23-F

eb19

96

Fr.

Rob

ert

Taf

fee

23-F

eb19

60

Cec

ilia

"Sa

lly"

Wad

e23

-Feb

2007

Krz

yszt

of

J. W

loch

23-F

eb20

08

Den

ver

D.

Bro

wn

24-F

eb19

98

Fr.

Pat

rick

Ken

ney

24-F

eb19

66

Ber

nar

d L

. K

obe

24-F

eb20

05

Ant

hony

Mal

ito

24-F

eb19

90

Rud

y O

wsi

any

24-F

eb20

02

Tim

othy

Pez

an24

-Feb

1961

Tha

ddeu

s (T

od)

Pfi

ster

24-F

eb19

99

Jose

ph S

chan

kin

24-F

eb19

79

Mar

y Se

chm

an24

-Feb

1942

Mar

ie C

. V

era

24-F

eb19

98

Ber

nic

e Z

iegl

er24

-Feb

1979

Rud

olph

A.

Mar

cell

etti

25-F

eb20

11

Mar

iano

Mec

oni

25-F

eb19

80

Eve

lyn

M.

Mih

elic

h25

-Feb

1992

Cla

renc

e A

. Sc

hult

z25

-Feb

2012

Elv

a A

. C

ross

27-F

eb19

99

Mic

hael

Mal

oney

27-F

eb19

51

Con

stan

ce R

ybin

sky

27-F

eb19

64

Mar

gare

t D

illo

n Se

aver

s27

-Feb

1997

Cla

ude

"Ted

" Sp

ence

r27

-Feb

2008

Fran

k V

ider

vol,

Sr.

27-F

eb19

76

Jose

ph K

rist

ofz

ski

28-F

eb19

75

Els

ie M

arti

n28

-Feb

2002

Mar

ie S

tach

owic

z28

-Feb

1979

Jose

ph V

ider

vol

28-F

eb19

67

Ron

ald

Jare

ckas

29-F

eb20

08

If a

ny i

nfor

mat

ion

is m

issi

ng o

r in

com

plet

e, p

leas

e co

ntac

t th

e pa

rish

off

ice

at 2

69-6

57

-445

9.

THE PRESENTATION OF THE LORD FEBRUARY 2, 2020

Prayer Requests Ken Bare, Spencer Meyer, Mark Kovach, Joe Dick, Pat Burza, Ryan Yaran, Larry Carpenter, CC, Trey, Janet Mosey, Kristin K., Catherine, Eric Fuhrmann, Shannon, Cathy, Micah Thayer, Gayle Wiggins, Dale & Dorothy Kemp, Dr. Greg, Alek, Dennis & Grace, Marie Stanek Wyszynski, Gina Borrello, Barb Wloch, Janet Hamay, Jean Markovich, Todd Sikkema, William Rios, Virginia Stimac, Mary Nash, David Koppers, Tammy Hawes, Ellie D., Nicole Middaugh, Chris Nash, Florence Hunt, Theron Mosey Pray for those residing at Bronson Commons and White Oaks. Please call the office if you are in special need of prayer help.

Scripture Readings for the Week of February 2, 2020 Sunday Feast of the Presentation of the Lord Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24:7, 8, 9, 10; Heb 2:14-18; Lk 2:22-40 or Lk 2:22-32 Monday Saint Blaise, Bishop and Martyr; Saint Ansgar, Bishop 2 Sm 15:13-14, 30; 16:5-13; Ps 3:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 ; Mk 5:1-20 Tuesday 2 Sm 18:9-10, 14b, 24-25a, 30—19:3; Ps 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6; Mk 5:21-43 Wednesday Memorial of Saint Agatha, Virgin and Martyr 2 Sm 24:2, 9-17; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 6, 7; Mk 6:1-6 Thursday Memorial of Saint Paul Miki and Companions, Martyrs

1 Kgs 2:1-4, 10-12; 1 Chr 29:10, 11ab, 11d-12a, 12bcd; Mk 6:7-13

Friday Sir 47:2-11; Ps 18:31, 47 and 50, 51; Mk 6:14-29 Saturday Saint Jerome Emiliani; Saint Josephine Bakhita, Virgin 1 Kgs 3:4-13; Ps 119:9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14; Mk 6:30-34 Sunday Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 58:7-10; Ps 112:4-5, 6-7, 8-9; 1 Cor 2:1-5; Mt 5:13-16

THE SPONSOR OF THE WEEK is La Cantina Ristaurante. To view the full advertisement, see the back page of our bulletin. Please patronize all of our sponsors because they make the bulletin possible.

Gaudium Christi West, Friday, February 14, 7-8:30 p.m. St. Mary Parish, Paw Paw is open to all and will begin with Mass followed by Adoration with the opportunity for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Gaudium Christi (the joy of Christ) is an opportunity to spend time with Jesus Christ present in the Blessed

Sacrament. Offer this time (whether it is 5 minutes or the entire time) to God so you might grow in greater intimacy with Jesus Christ. This is a time for you, in the quiet of your heart to listen and speak with the God who loves you.

Monthly Energizer, Saturday, February 8, 2020, 6-7:30 p.m., St. Mary Parish, Paw Paw, The Energizer consists of food and fellowship, praise and worship music from the band Kleen Sl8, a presentation covering a topic from the beautiful Catholic faith for youth and adults alike, a coinciding craft lesson for kids under 12. The Energizer opens with prayer as we adore our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. The cost is free with a free will donation being accepted. Please join us, bring your family and friends, as together we get energized about our faith!

The Diocese of Kalamazoo has and will continue to cooperate with the Michigan Attorney General’s investigation and encourages anyone with information related to misconduct to call the reporting number set-up by the Michigan Attorney General’s office at: 844.324.3374.

Parish Pilgrimage: Join us for a parish pilgrimage to The Shrine of Christ’s Passion in St. John, Indiana on Divine Mercy Sunday April 19th, 2020. Sign up in the back of the Church to reserve a ticket and for more information or by calling the Church office at 269-657-4459. Space is limited!

St. Mary’s Parish will again be sponsoring Caring Network’s Parish Playpen during the month of February! The agency is part of Catholic Charities Diocese of Kalamazoo serving pregnant women and children in need within nine counties of Southwestern Michigan! Please consider bringing items and placing them in the playpen in the Narthex. The most needed items for the month are Girls clothing (outfits and pajamas) size 0-9 months. A full needs list is available next to the playpen. Please contact Jennifer Dobbins (Parishioner) at 215-237-6271 or jennifer.l.dobbins@gmail.com with questions. Call 381-1234 or visit http://ccdok.org to learn more about Caring Network!

Parish Support–January 26, 2020 Envelopes (205) $6,985 Loose $ 485 Online Giving (8) $ 390 Total $7,860 Weekly Target $7,300 Amount over (under) Target $ 560

Envelopes issued 349 Registered households 687

Collection Year-to-Date $220,849 Budgeted Year-to-Date $219,000 Amount over (under) Year-to-Date $1,849

RCIA continues on Wednesday at 7PM in the school library. It is not too late to join. Call Jackie at 657-4459.

BAKE SALE FUNDRAISER - This weekend, February 1 & 2, after all Masses, there will be a bake sale to help raise funds for 30 homeschool high school students who will be attending a Catholic Heart Work Camp this coming July.

Today’s second collection is for the Churches in Africa, Central and Eastern Europe, and Latin America. It supports the needs of the rapidly growing Church in Africa, the recovery and rebuilding of the Church in Central and Eastern Europe, and the strength and stability of the Church in Latin America.

The February Eleanor’s Pantry Collection is next weekend, February 7/8. Please use the bins located at all entrances.

© 2020 Diocesan

56350 Village Center Circle, Unit 11 • Mattawan, MI 49071

eth Melby SonsREALTOR

ARISHIONER269.330.4621iLakeLady@gmail.comMILAKELADY.COM

ATTAWAN • PAW PAWWTON • KALAMAZOO

“We make a living by whatwe get...we make a life by

what we give!”

Scott BetzlerCatholic Director

375-2900Sue Wunderlich Office Manager

657-3870

Paw Paw’s Only Locally Catholic Owned Funeral Home60900 M-40, Paw Paw • 6080 Stadium Dr., Kalamazoo

Where You’re a Neighbor - Not a NumberDave Sowers

President34305 M-43 Hwy.Paw Paw, MI 49079

269-628-2171www.shepardbodyshop.com

WINERYSince 1921

®

W MICHIGAN AVE. • PAW PAW

657-5455 or 657-7033

RISTORANTEITALIANO & PIZZERIA

• BBQ RIBS • PIZZA • PASTA• STEAKS • SEAFOOD

Open Tuesday - Sunday at 5:00 pm

Since 1936

41764 Red Arrow Hwy. 657-3735Ed & Connie Thomas, Parishioners

Celebrating 83 years

“Specialty” Farm Equipment

Power Engineering Supply& Rhino Refrigeration LLC

YOUR COMMERCIALHEATING & COOLING SPECIALISTS

Mattawan 269-668-2549

Established 1961

www.sealandairtravel.com (269) 657-5529

info@sealandairtravel.com

TRAVEL SERVICE

ELLYN JONES, O wner

SeaLandAir, Inc

CHEVROLET • BUICK • GMC TRUCK

Paw Paw • 269-657-2000

TAPPER AUTOMOTIVE

www.tapperauto.com

Tracy L. Wilson, M.A.LLP, LPC, NCC

Limited Licensed PsychologistMaple View Consultation Center

181 W Michigan Ave. 657-6025(Supervised by fully licensed psychologist)

Preschool-Fifth Grade508 Paw Paw St. • saintmarypawpaw.org

Ms. Paula Gregoricka, Principal

Picnic Tables • Piers • Swings • DecksStorage Sheds • Lawn Furniture

RED ARROW HIGHWAY 657-3450

MEYER WOODPRODUCTS

1-877-343-2699 • 269-343-2691

We Service All Makes

Free In Home Water Test

MADE INTHE

U.S.A.

& OperatedSince 1940

DISCOUNTon the Purchase of aNew Water Softener

$100.00

www.Canneys.com

Warner Supply

657-3605 Paw PawHardware • Appliances • Sporting Goods

Neil’s Hardware & reNtalsMattawan

PAW PAWRENTALS

707 W Michigan AvenueRENTALS • NEW SALES

USED SALES • SERVICE • PARTSPROPANE GAS • PARTY SUPPLIES

269-657-7762

502 W MICHIGAN • PAW PAW

(269) 657-6347

“Your Pre Arrangement Specialist”

ROBERT C. ADAMS • KYLE J. KUTLIKDIRECTORS

AFFORDABLE • CONVENIENT • MODERN

www.adamspawpaw.com

FUNERAL HOME

Adams

Locally Owned & OperatedPLUMBING & HEATING, INC.

Residential Commercial

24Hr/7Day Emergency Service • 269-674-3839

FOOD, FOAM &GOOD FRIENDS

155 N. Main • Lawton(269) 624-1200

Tue - Thur: 11am - 10pmFri & Sat: 11am - 11pm

Sun: Noon - 9pm • Closed Mondays

Wydick’sHAULING, CLEANING & RECY

We take away everything - except your sins.269-423-8545

MichiganCatholicMatch.com/goMI

www.colorstreet.com/awesomenailsbytracy

Tracy Lynn Wilson, Color Street

Tracy Wilson, Senior Stylist

269-808-2182

T d •

Ser our r

200 S. K oo S w Paw, MI 49079

Specializing in Custom Closets & Pantries

www.TheEccentricCloset.com • 269-350-41407162 Stadium Dr. • Suite 2 • Kalamazoo, MI 49009