Page 1 October 15, 2017 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 15 2017 The Parishes of MALLIA'S MOMENTS by Fr. Joe Mallia In today's second reading from the Letter of St. Paul to the Philippians, we hear a verse that is very close to my heart and gives me daily strength no matter what I face. St. Paul wrote, "I can do all things in Him who strengthens me". Think about how powerful this verse is, because unlike so often when people encourage each other by calling out their own inner strength, St. Paul reminds us that even beyond inner strength lies something more - God. St. Paul is not just encouraging and rooting for the Philippians by recalling his ability to overcome personal struggles, he is providing hope to them because they are not alone and that even when they are completely spent, they can do the impossible because their real strength comes from God. How often at a competition, you will hear someone shout out to a relative or friend, "you got this"! But St. Paul is not talking about sports. The Philippians were facing real dangers and real life and death problems. St. Paul wants us to understand the real gift we have been given. I know I am not capable of doing everything, I grow weary, unsure of myself and my own ability. I know I become overwhelmed by the situations of life and struggle to find value in my efforts, but then I pause and recall that there is more than me in this daily struggle. I am not taking each step or each decision by myself and it is not me against the world; God will strengthen me and has each and every day of my life. I know that deep in my heart, I have accomplished nothing without God guiding me, enlightening me and strengthening me. It was this awareness in the life of St. Paul that kept him grateful and humble before the Lord and it reminds me of how I am to act before God. Are you feeling overwhelmed, unsure and insecure? Are you hesitant to do something that is good? God may not help you win a game, but God is capable of helping you win over sin. God will give you the strength to fight despair and against hopelessness. God will provide all that you need to finally overcome that persistent fault in your life. No matter how difficult it has been, with God all things are possible and God can do it in your life. You don't have to do it alone; you don't have to rely only on your own abilities - God can do all things in you because it is God who strengthens you. Now, let’s go forth with confidence and overcome all things that have been keeping us from giving our hearts fully to God. Pray the Rosary As we recall the 100th anniversary of the apparition of Mary at Fatima, I again urge all families and individuals to pray the rosary every day. You can pray it in the car, at home, between events, during lunch or whenever you find 20 minutes. Mary has given us the rosary as a defense against evil and we need to heed her words. Pray for us, O Mother of God, that we may be worthy of the promises of Christ. Youth Group If you missed the informational meeting last Sunday, you can still sign up of the various opportunities presented to all our high school age youth. Please contact the team at [email protected]. School Auction Just a reminder that seats for this years school auction are selling quickly and I hope that we can sell out all the tickets again this year. The school auction benefits the school in various ways, especially by designating some of the money for special projects. Last year we were able to invest money to get Chromebooks for the middle school. This year, I would like to be able to expand that tool a bit more and replace the desks in the middle school with tables and chairs. Improvements and growth take time and money; and our auction is a great source of revenue so that we do not need to keep making big hikes in our tuition. As enrollment grows, we are going to need to add more supplies for our teachers to address the new students. Thank you for your support. As we get deeper into fall One of the things that becomes a concern for older members in our community is dealing with leaves and snow removal. I would encourage you to think about the older members in your neighborhood and if you know they need help, offer now to take care of picking Continued on Page 3
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Page 1 October 15, 2017
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 15 2017
The Parishes of
MALLIA'S MOMENTS by Fr. Joe Mallia
In today's second reading from the Letter of St. Paul to the Philippians, we hear a verse that is very close to my heart and gives me daily strength no matter what I face. St. Paul wrote, "I can do all things in Him who strengthens me". Think about how powerful this verse is, because unlike so often when people encourage each other by calling out their own inner strength, St. Paul reminds us that even beyond inner strength lies something more - God. St. Paul is not just encouraging and rooting for the Philippians by recalling his ability to overcome personal struggles, he is providing hope to them because they are not alone and that even when they are completely spent, they can do the impossible because their real strength comes from God.
How often at a competition, you will hear someone shout out to a relative or friend, "you got this"! But St. Paul is not talking about sports. The Philippians were facing real dangers and real life and death problems. St. Paul wants us to understand the real gift we have been given. I know I am not capable of doing everything, I grow weary, unsure of myself and my own ability. I know I become overwhelmed by the situations of life and struggle to find value in my efforts, but then I pause and recall that there is more than me in this daily struggle. I am not taking each step or each decision by myself and it is not me against the world; God will strengthen me and has each and every day of my life. I know that deep in my heart, I have accomplished nothing without God guiding me, enlightening me and strengthening me. It was this awareness in the life of St. Paul that kept him grateful and humble before the Lord and it reminds me of how I am to act before God.
Are you feeling overwhelmed, unsure and insecure? Are you hesitant to do something that is good? God may not help you win a game, but God is capable of helping you win over sin. God will give you the strength to fight despair and against hopelessness. God will provide all that you need to finally overcome that persistent fault in your life. No matter how difficult it has been, with God all things are possible and God can do it in your life. You don't have to do it alone; you don't have to rely only on your own abilities - God can do all things in you because it is God who strengthens you. Now, let’s go forth with confidence and overcome all things that have been keeping us from giving our hearts fully to God.
Pray the Rosary
As we recall the 100th anniversary of the apparition of Mary at Fatima, I again urge all families and individuals to pray the rosary every day. You can pray it in the car, at home, between events, during lunch or whenever you find 20 minutes. Mary has given us the rosary as a defense against evil and we need to heed her words. Pray for us, O Mother of God, that we may be worthy of the promises of Christ.
Youth Group
If you missed the informational meeting last Sunday, you can still sign up of the various opportunities presented to all our high school age youth. Please contact the team at [email protected].
School Auction
Just a reminder that seats for this years school auction are selling quickly and I hope that we can sell out all the tickets again this year. The school auction benefits the school in various ways, especially by designating some of the money for special projects. Last year we were able to invest money to get Chromebooks for the middle school. This year, I would like to be able to expand that tool a bit more and replace the desks in the middle school with tables and chairs. Improvements and growth take time and money; and our auction is a great source of revenue so that we do not need to keep making big hikes in our tuition. As enrollment grows, we are going to need to add more supplies for our teachers to address the new students. Thank you for your support.
As we get deeper into fall
One of the things that becomes a concern for older members in our community is dealing with leaves and snow removal. I would encourage you to think about the older members in your neighborhood and if you know they need help, offer now to take care of picking
Continued on Page 3
Pastor: Reverend Joseph Mallia E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (586) 727-5215 Ext. 119
Sunday Masses: Saturday - 4:30 p.m. Holy Family Memphis
Sunday 10:30 a.m. & 5:30 p.m. Holy Family Memphis
Daily Masses: Tuesday - 7:00 p.m. & Friday - 8:00 a.m. Adoration on Fridays following Mass until 9:30 a.m. Adoration on First Fridays until 8:00 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., before 7:00 p.m. evening mass
Saturday, 3:00 p.m. in the Church, or by appointment.
St. Augustine School 67901 Howard St., Richmond MI 48062
Website: http://www.staugustinecatholicschool.com School Office: 586-727-9365
Principal - Tina Silvestri Ext. 131
Secretary - Judy Rey Ext. 130
Secretary - Lisa Hunter Ext. 129
Sacrament of Baptism: Please contact the parish office to schedule a baptism. It is recommended that parents seeking Baptism for their child attend two baptismal preparation classes.
Sacrament of Marriage:
In accordance with the guidelines of the Province of Michigan, engaged couples must contact the Parish Office six months prior to the desired date of marriage and complete required preparation.
Sacrament of the Sick:
Notify the Parish Office of any need for hospital or home visits.
Bulletin Submissions Deadline: 12:00 p.m. on Friday for the following weekend; deadline changes near major holidays. Please submit electronically to
PO1 Jeremy Gauthier SSgt Craig Grabowski PVT Brent Gracey
LT USN Adam Haag
LTCMDR Ryan Haag
Maj. Michael A. Hoffman, DDS
PO2 Michael Jahr Cpl Pietr Jahr
PFC Virginia Jahr Cpt. Jack Johnston
MSgt Joseph Korotko
Sgt Connor Koveck
CPT David F. Kuntz
SrA Brendan Pfeifer Maj. Christopher Platz
Maj. Lisa Marie Platz
PVT Brad Quant MSgt Kevin Quant
SrA Christopher P. Raska
Eric P. Raska
Lt Paul Raska
Col Matthew Rettke
2LT Tyler Rettke
POHM2 John-Christopher Sbraccia
SSgt David Siegrist MAJ Cormac Smith
LCpl Timothy James Spruytte
SSG Raymond Stier E4 Brandon Stoops
PFC Christopher Tishler AB Logan VanBuren
Warrant Officer Jeffery Weis POHM3 Nicholas Wohlfiel
LCpl Mark Zyble
Pray for Those Who Serve Our Country
up their leaves or promise to shovel the sidewalk at least when it snows. This is a great outreach and will really put their minds at rest knowing that this will be taken care of when the time comes. Thank you for considering this act of kindness.
Knights of Columbus
I want to encourage every man in our parish from the age of 18 on up to consider joining the Knights of Columbus. This is a wonderful group of men who do many things in our local community, but also around the world for the betterment of the faith. The list of their generosity and hard work is too long to list, but the rewards are clearly visible. The most important work the Knights do is to strengthen the faith within the family. I urge you to not only join, but further encourage those who are already members of the Knights of Columbus to become even more active within our local councils. Your presence and dedication are a source of strength for all of us. Rededicate yourself to or join for the first time the Knights of Columbus.
Halloween
People feel various things about Halloween, but I think that it can be another opportunity for evangelization to the greater community. I want to urge you to suggest to people that they stop by the Trunk or Treat event at Holy Family on Halloween night and to stop by the rectory as well that night. We need to get people feeling comfortable being around the church and seeing us as really part of the community if we want them to come to church. We need to help them see that we are here everyday and not just Sundays. There is a reason that I put a saying on every candy bar I give out that is positive about faith in God. Maybe one child or parent will read it and start coming back to mass more frequently. You may want to consider doing the same. Thank you for your help in spreading the good word about our parishes.
Also, don't forget to fill out the candy gram form if you have a student away at college or away serving our country in the military.
Have a great week.
Address:
Name of the person receiving the candy gram:
Location: Holy Family
Time: 11:00am - 12:30pm
Location: St. Augustine
Time: 8:15am - 10:30am
Halloween Candy Gram (please print)
In your envelope packet you should have received an envelope for the Propagation of Faith for the mission collection to be taken up next weekend. Please prayerfully consider supporting the Pontifical Mission Society for the Propagation of the Faith which is the Church’s principal means of spreading the gospel thought-out the world.
Page 4 October 15, 2017 F A I T H M A T T E R S
CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
October 15~ Holy Family *Rosary
October 22~ St. Augustine *Pumpkins October 29~ Holy Family *Saints October 31~ Can Collection @ Holy Family November 5~ Holy Family *Candy/Cards November 12~ Holy Family *Service November 19~ St. Augustine *Advent November 26~ No YM~ Happy Thanksgiving!
Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Council #10501
6:00 pm—8:00 pm
In the Life Center’s gymnasium.
Tell your friends! Let’s make this a community tradition.
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS
Just a reminder that through the month of October, the Divine Mercy Store has marked
Page 5 October 15, 2017 E V A N G E L I Z A T I O N
With Fr. Joe
At 7:00 PM in the Life Center Bring your bible and a note pad. Mark the
following dates on your calendar. October 16th and 30th.
Q. Why are lay-ministers of the Eucharist considered extraordinary?
A. Perhaps your question lies in a misunderstanding of the word extraordinary as it pertains to administering the Eucharist? We are all extraordinary in that we are made in the image and likeness of God our Creator.
Many things in this world are extraordinarily wonderful. However, we need to think of this word as two words: extra-ordinary.
When it comes to the celebration of the Mass and taking Holy Communion to the sick and homebound there needs to be a sufficient number of ministers so that the body and blood of the Lord may be distributed in a timely, reverent and orderly manner. Bishops, priests and deacons distribute Holy Communion by virtue of their office as ordinary ministers of the Body and Blood of the Lord.
When the size of the congregation or the time constraints of the bishop, priest, or deacon make it impractical or impossible to minister distribution of the Eucharist in a timely, orderly fashion, then extra–ordinary ministers can fill the need. Extra ordinary ministers of Holy Communion receive sufficient spiritual, theological, and practical preparation to fulfill this role with knowledge and reverence, but they are not ordained ministers. (General Instruction of the Roman Missal 162)
at the Capuchin Retreat House in Washington, Michigan
Thursday, October 19, 2017 9:00am – 2:00pm (approximately)
Suggested donation is $25.00
To reserve a spot, call Lee Baeyens at (586) 727-4198. Car pools are being arranged.
Mail Call
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Please Pray for St. Augustine Parishioners
at home or in the hospital...
Antoinette Agosta
Julie Ames
Dave Austin
Vera Barjaktarovich
Mary Lou Brickel Marjorie Brohl Sue Broughton
Sheryl Buckland
Louis Canter Jerry Caporuscio
Bailey Ann Clapper
Helen Dheygere
Mary DeWitte
Jennie Domagalski Marc Dreim
Gail Duetsch
Gary Duhamel Joan Elam
Bob Fillhart Ronald Fistler Carol Fogal Shelley Frontera
Alison Gray Edward Hallwood
Maryann Herrmann
Helen Kaczperski Sylvia Kaltz Dave Kammer Dave Kisskalt Carole Kocher John Kocher Betty Kolp
Tom Kowalski Arthur Lambert Barbara Lambert Ann Lipior Eugenia Lipior Don Locklear Roger Lumley Tony Manchik
Janet Mantovani Alfreda Marecki John Matousek
Jim Mazzala
Mary McGuire
Darlene McVannel Dan Moomaw
Johny Muller Kandy Murray Debra Kammer Nurse
Tom Obee Charles (Tom) Ozark Bryan Pawlowski Gary Penzak
Rich Platz Carol Pollari Darren Polansky Jeanette Ponski Peter Pytleski John Pytleski Barb Reinke
Jessica Ricketts
Carolyn Scarlett Helen Schafka
Pat Scheuer Joseph Scherb
Thelma Secretor Rose Segatti Dennis Sharpe
John M. Sharpe
Edith Shirk
Mary Slago
Deb Snider Carol Stanzione
Danielle Stislicki Lily Suess
Lloyd Suess
Stanley Swidersky Sue Thomas Michael Ureel Bridget Urquhart Cynthia Walker Debbie Whiting
Terry Whiting
Jerry Witt Lisbeth Yaek
Joseph Yelencich, Jr. Mary Yelencich
St. Augustine Parish
St. Augustine Mass
Intentions
St. Augustine
Wedding Banns
III. Martin Rheume & Andrea Karl
II. Ryan Delaney & Allison Hebel
Baptized in Christ
October 8, 2017
Wyatt Jackson Davis
Son of William & Megan Davis
Looking for a way to share your
blessings this Thanksgiving?
For the month of October the Richmond Community Food Pantry will be collecting items to fill our Thanksgiving baskets. Your food donations will be distributed to our community area families in need. List of items needed:
Stuffing mix (turkey or cornbread) Cranberry sauce (whole or jellied) Boxed potatoes Macaroni & cheese Rice (1lb. Bags) Cream of mushroom soup Tea, Coffee Dessert mixes, cake, muffins, etc. Canned frosting Jello / Dream Whip Turkey gravy (jar or can)
If you wish to make a monetary donation instead of shopping, please consider a gift card from Kroger or Meijer, which can be dropped off at the parish office in an envelope addressed to the food pantry. Donated items can be placed in the food pantry containers at each entrance of St. Augustine church or may be dropped off at the parish office during normal business hours. Thank you for your support.
Richmond Community Food Pantry
Rosary Rally
In commemoration of the anniversary of Our Lady appearing in Fatima, we will be praying a special rosary after the 9:00 a.m. Mass on Sunday October 15th at St. Augustine. All are
welcome to attend. We will pray the rosary outside of the church if the weather is acceptable and we will also have an image of Our Lady of Fatima present during the praying of the rosary.
A Christian Service Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 19th. We will meet in Room 7.
SPAGHETTI DINNER VOCATIONS FUNDRAISER
Who: Richmond Knights of Columbus
Where: St. Augustine Parish Hall
68035 Main Street, Richmond
When: 4-8 p.m. Saturday, Oct 21, 2017
What: Spaghetti w/ Meat sauce
Spaghetti Sauce w/o Meat Salad
Garlic Bread
Beverages
Dessert
Price: Free-will donation, profits to benefit Our two seminarians
Louis Hackstock and Daniel Magareno
For any questions or to make a donation
Please call 586-727-9225
Fall Clean Up at St. Michael Cemetery November 4th
Mass - 8am Cemetery clean-up - 9am
November is the month in which Catholics remember those who have joined the Communion of Saints. In order to keep Saint Michael’s Cemetery a beautiful and dignified resting place for the deceased members of our parish family, it requires a cleaning twice a year. Following morning Mass at Saint Augustine at 8:00 a.m. Saturday, November 4 (November 11 in case of rain), the annual fall cleaning of Saint Michael’s Cemetery will take place. The clean-up will begin at 9:00 a.m. During the clean-up all debris and dried foliage will be removed. Trees and shrubs will be trimmed as well. This will prepare the cemetery for the placement of winter decorations, i.e., grave blankets, wreaths, etc., which takes place later in the fall. Some of the volunteers will be tasked to help clean a portion of the newly acquired section of the cemetery (formerly the Holmberg property). Please bring your work gloves, rakes, shovels, wheelbarrows, etc.
It is my hope we have a good showing of parishioners to help us clean our beautiful cemetery on Saturday, November 4th. If you have any questions, please contact me at (810) 543-1838.
Sincerely, Joe Stevens
Chairperson, Saint Michael’s Cemetery Committee
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Holy Family Parish
Saturday, October 14, 2017 4:30 PM � For the Parishioners
Sunday, October 15, 2017 10:30 AM � Sylvia Shinska by Mary Jane Schmid
� Tom Jakubiak; deceased members of the Jakubiak Family; and Cob, Inie & Patrick Harman by Claudia Jakubiak
� Joann Hayes by the Family
� For the intentions of Sarah & John Foss by Melissa Stites
5:30 PM � Betty Mazur by Stan Mazur � Virginia Piontkowski-Ren by Loren &
Marlene Brown
Monday, October 16, 2017 No Mass Scheduled Tuesday, October 17, 2017 7:00 PM � Frank Koc by the Family
No Mass Scheduled Wednesday, October 18, 2017 No Mass Scheduled Thursday, October 19, 2017 No Mass Scheduled Friday, October 20, 2017 8:00 AM � Sylvia Shinska by the Family
� Souls in Purgatory by Vicky Kicinski Saturday, October 21, 2017 4:30 PM � John Wessel by his wife, Florence
Wessel � Florence Wessel by Loren & Marlene
Brown
� Richard Bodalski (18th anniv.) by Richard & Marge Brohl � Sue Mertz by Mitch & Fran
Marcinkowski � Joe Kaminski (2nd anniv.) & Patrick
Woodley by Marianne Kaminski Sunday, October 22, 2017 10:30 AM � For the Parishioners
5:30 PM � Betty Mazur by Stan Mazur � Virginia Piontkowski-Ren by Mark,
Shelley, Jessica & Megan Wilcoxon and Dan Dorsey
� Paul & Beatrice LaPoint by the Hohlbein & Reed Families
� Alfred (70th anniv.) & Mary Fuzinski by the Hohlbein & Reed Families
Intercessory prayer reflects God’s own character of outgoing love and mercy. Please pray for:
Mass
Intentions
Holy Family Wedding Banns
III. Christopher Waterloo & Michelle Schmidt
Holy Day of Obligation
Wednesday November 1, 2017
Mass schedule
St. Augustine 6:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
Holy Family 8:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.
Holy Family
Page 9 October 15, 2017 Holy Family Parish Activities
Monday, 10-16-17 7:00 pm Bible Study
Tuesday, 10-17-17 6:30 pm Confessions
7:00 pm Mass 8:00 pm AA
4:00 pm Faith Formation
6:30 pm RCIA
6:30 pm Council Committee Meeting
7:00 pm Parish Council Meeting
Thursday, 10-19-17 9:00 am Divine Mercy Mission Center / Store Open
8:00 pm AA
Friday, 10-20-17 8:00 Mass
9:00 am - 8:00 pm Adoration
9:00 am - 4:00 pm Divine Mercy Mission Center / Store Open
Saturday, 10-21-17 Altar Society Bake Sale
K of C Food Drive for Christian Srv. 3:00 pm Confessions
4:30 pm Mass (Anointing of the Sick following Mass)
Sunday, 10-22-17 9:00 am Faith Formation Altar Society Bake Sale
K of C Food Drive for Christian Srv. 10:30 am Mass (Anointing of the Sick following Mass) 5:30 pm Mass (Anointing of the Sick following Mass) 6:30 pm Youth Group @ St. A.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE NEWS
COLLECTION FOR
OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN
Throughout the month of October, we will be collecting white socks for men and women, deodorant for men and women, packages of gum, hard candy, granola bars and Rice Krispy treats for our Service men and women. We will also have two weekends in October where we will have Patriotic note
cards available for you to write a personal message to individuals in our Armed Forces as well as notes for our Veterans. We will make sure they get to our Armed Forces and Veterans. The Archdiocese wants each church to do a service project so we thought that this was a way to show our love and support to those who protect and have protected US. In these troubled times, it is a humble way to say THANK YOU. There will be boxes in the back of church and the Life Center for your donations. In no way is this meant to be a hardship to anyone. Please do what you can for our brave brothers and sisters. May God Bless all of you for your continued support of our Christian Service projects.
Marlene Brown
FREE WILL
DONATION!
Louis
Hackstock Daniel
Magareno
SERVING: Lasagna, Fettuccini Alfredo, Italian Sausage,
Meatballs, veggie, salad, bread, dessert and beverage.
K of C’s 3nd Annual Italian Dinner To Support Our Seminarians
Saturday, January 27, 2018 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm
In the Holy Family Life Center
Mark you calendar for this spectacular homemade dinner which will help support our future priests.
All Saints
K of C
#10501
Page 10 October 15, 2017 St. Augustine School
Third Graders Host School Mass
Every grade has something to look forward. Second graders make their First Reconciliation and First Holy Communion. There are many firsts in third grade, and one of them happened last week. On Wednesday, the students hosted their first school Mass. That means the third graders read the introduction, First Reading, Psalm, and intercessions. They were also the greeters, ushers, and brought up the offertory gifts.
Students started practicing their readings the week before so that they could pronounce all the hard words. Then on Monday and Tuesday, we practiced the whole Mass at church so all the third graders would know what to do. On the day of our Mass, many of the parents make special arrangements to come to church to see their children in their new role. That Wednesday morning, the students were really excited, but also very nervous. In the end, they all did a great job. Those who did not get an opportunity this time are looking forward to our Mass in November so they will get a turn.
If you ever get the chance to come to a Mass on Wednesday morning at St. Augustine, you will see our students in action.
Ellen Kauffman
3rd Grade Teacher
St. Augustine Catholic School
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Dear St. Augustine & Holy Family Parish Members:
The St. Augustine School Auction is fast approaching! Tickets are going fast! If you plan on attending, come in quickly to purchase your tickets from the school office!
We are still looking for donations of new items for our auction. Donations must be in next week as we have to get our program with item descriptions to the printer. Please bring any donations to the school office no later than October 15 and mark it “auction” along with your name and contact info. We would like to thank our current sponsors: Air Works, Dixon Family Chiropractic, Eric Groeneveld DDS, Kehrig Steel, Leisure Manor Residence for Seniors, PGS Dentistry, Senior Helper, Tony Heating and Cooling, Wesley Orthodontics and Woodward Avenue Chili.
Here is a sneak-peak at some of the items we have already received: A compound bow, a signed Richard Petty Shirt, Disney park-hopper passes, American Girl, FitBit, Flat screen TV, Grill, Norwex products with cleaning service, Picnic with Ms. DeJonckheere and Elliot, gorgeous jewelry from Coughlin Jewelers, open gym at Holy Family with Ms. Kauffman and lots more! There are some great deals to be had while supporting our school! Like our auction page on Facebook to get more “sneak peaks” of auction items as they come in!
Thank you for your continued support of our event! Watch the bulletin for more sneak peaks for this terrific event!
FLU SHOTS at St. Augustine Sunday October 15 , 2017
Administered by the VNA Caring Home Support
COST: $30. * FREE for Medicare Part B, and covered by most insurances. .
Please bring your insurance card and driver’s license. Wear a short sleeved shirt!
8:15 - 10:30 a.m. In the School Library
COFFEE & DONUTS
and SCRIP SALES ALSO AVAILABLE
Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School Open House
Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School is hosting our Fall Open House Sunday, November 5th from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Receive a tour from current students and parents, meet our staff and coaches, and
learn about the clubs and electives that are offered here at the school.
Whether you have an 8th grade student getting ready for high school, a middle-school student interested in learning about the school, or just haven’t stopped by in awhile, we invite you to come see all of the great things happening at Cardinal Mooney.
The school is located at 660 S. Water St. Marine City, MI 48039. For more information on Cardinal Mooney please contact the Admissions Office at 810-765-2285 ext. 11. We hope to see you then!
