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CSA & Farewell 2

Goal: $71,189.00Total Pledged: $30,594.00Total Paid: $26,287.75Pledge Bal: $ 4,306.25Families: 1180Pledges: 96 Pledges fully paid: 79Pledges outstanding: 17Average Pledge: 318.69

We are edging toward the halfway point and have 43% toward our goal! Thank you to the 96 parishionerswho have returned those pledges so quickly. Reminder; Our challenge for this year is to surpass our 2021target goal of $71,189.00 by Christmas this year. We are also looking to increase our pledge families by 2%which works out to be 5.2 new family pledges. We are not looking for equal gifts but equal sacrifice. There aremultiple ways to spread out your gift. Our gifts to the CSA help fund so many ministries, programs, andservices that support our own church like our RCIA program. The Department of Evangelization, Catechesisand Schools uses CSA funds to develop certification programs for RCIA ministers and formation for RCIAteams. If you have not received your 2021 CSA pledge materials in the mail, please contact Nancy at the parishoffice for assistance. Please make all checks payable to the Archdiocese of Detroit-CSA and put SIJ in thememo line. Thank you and May God Bless You! Nancy Milich

There are limited chairs available so please bring a chair with you. Sit and enjoy being in an informalsetting outdoors, visit with your fellow parishioners.

Water will be provided

Come to wish Sr. Catherine Marie farewell and good luck on her new assignment. Introduce yourself and welcome our new principal, Sr. Maria Guadalupe.

Men's Club will be providing a BBQ of hot dogs and hamburgers.

At Mass, we continue to read John 6. Interestingly, we won’t read from John 6 next week. Do youknow why? Instead, we will finish the chapter on August 22. I would like to continue writing aboutthe Eucharist. I am going to give an overview of its treatment in the catechism. I will finish up in twoweeks.

Do you know all the names of the sacrament? Because of its richness, we refer to it in different waysto highlight aspects of the mystery. It is called the Eucharist because Eucharist means thanksgiving,and we are giving thanksgiving to God. It is called the Holy Sacrifice because it makes present the onesacrifice of Christ. It is called Holy Communion because we become sharers in Christ’s Body and Bloodand become one body. It is called Holy Mass because as I discussed last week, missa is Latin for thesending out at the end, meaning we are sent out to live what we have received.

We bring up bread and wine at the offertory. Bread and wine were offered by the king-priestMelchizedek in the Old Testament. We remember the manna in the desert. We remember Jesus’miracles, multiplying loaves and turning water into wine at Cana. Now he turns bread and wine intohis Body and Blood. Recall the bread and the wine at the Passover and Israel’s haste departure fromslavery. The Last Supper is a Passover meal. Jesus gives then the Jewish Passover a new meaning. Hewill pass over to his Father by his death and Resurrection, which anticipates the final Passover of theChurch into the glory of the kingdom.

At Mass, it is Christ who is the celebrant. The priest acts in the person of Christ, presiding over theassembly, receiving the offerings, and praying the Eucharistic Prayer. The basic order of thecelebration is the same as it has been for 2000 years. There are the readings, and the homily is theexhortation to accept the Word of God and put it into practice. We bring forward bread and wine,symbolic of us bringing our human endeavors to Christ who will perfect them in his sacrifice. Thecollection is our sharing with those in need. In the preface, the Church thanks the Father, throughChrist, in the Holy Spirit for creation, redemption, and sanctification, and we join in unending praisewith the angels and all the saints. At the epiclesis (when the priests holds his hands over the breadand wine), the Church asks the Father to send the Holy Spirit, and during the institution narrative, bythe power of the Holy Spirit, the bread and the wine become the Body and Blood of Christ. After theLord’s Prayer we receive Communion, the Body and Blood of Christ. The catechism reminds us of thewords all the way from St. Justin: No one may take part unless he believes what we teach is true.

As mentioned in the beginning, the Eucharist is a sacrifice of thanksgiving. It is thanksgiving for allthat God has made good, beautiful, and just. It is presented to the Father through the death andResurrection of Christ. It is also a sacrifice of praise. Christ is glorifying God, and it is only possiblethrough him, with him, and in him. That should remind you of the words of the doxology Throughhim…, and that if it is the work of Christ, no other thing that we can do is a substitute for Mass. Itwould actually be quite presumptuous to think anything we do to be equal to what Christ does inMass.

Those are some thoughts for this week. As mentioned, I am working through CCC 1322-1419. Ofcourse, I cannot cover all. Read to see what I have only summarized, and we will pick up again in twoweeks.

May God bless you, Fr. David Cybulski

3From the Desk of Father David

The Eucharist

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St Isaac Jogues Picnic and RaffleSaturday, September 25, 2021

On the Parish Grounds

Our Parish Picnic and Raffle plans continue to evolve. How are those raffle ticket sales going?Tickets continue to pour in! Don't wait until the last minute. You want to be part of the early birddrawings for your chance at $100.00!! Reminder, our perpetual $100.00 drawing continues weeklythrough September 20th so get those tickets in!

Congratulations! July 25th Winner is M/M Josh Bristol and August 1st Winner is M/M Dino Simone.

2021 Parish Picnic EventsCLASSIC CAR SHOW

Saturday, September 25th 10am to 3 pm Rain or ShineSt. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church 21100 Madison, St Clair Shores, MI 48081

Limited to 75 cars. $10.00 per car if pre-registered, $15 day of eventFood Trucks, DJ, 50/50, free to public.

Register at pmd48082@yahoo.com put Car show in subject line.

FUN RUN/WALK - SATURDAY, SEPTEMEBER 25TH Registration 8:30 am Event starts at 9am

St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church 21100 Madison, St Clair Shores, MI 48081Meet at the 10 mile entrance.

Route will be 10 mile to Little Mack to 11 Mile Rd to Harper & back to the church.Cost is $20 a person with a T-Shirt No T-Shirt $10 a person

Families will have a 10% discount if more than 4 people.Registration & payment required with registration please drop off in collection basket or email

pmd48082@yahoo.com put fun run in subject line.Name(s):________________________________________________________________Phone Number: ________________________________________________________Email: __________________________________________________________________T-shirt size(s): ____________________________________________________

NIGHT FIRE - SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25TH 11am to 3pmFree event. Come and light a candle and pray with our Lord.

Rosaries, holy medals, prayer cards and books will be given out.RAFFLE AND MEN'S CLUB BBQ

On the parish grounds after 4pm Mass.

Mark your calendars and come enjoy a fun filled day of fellowship, faith, and food! Our "Big"raffle drawings will be held around 6:00PM. Please keep watching for updates in the Torch asour plans continue to evolve and finalize.

I want to help out on September 25, 2021 Parish Picnic/Fun DayName: __________________________________________________________________________Phone Number: _________________________________________________________________Email address: __________________________________________________________________I want to help with: ____________________________________________________________

Parish Raffle

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M/M Richard AdamsRose AmmarSusan AmmarMatthew AndersonMary ArendoskiJohn AtkinsonM/M BalowM/M BankstahlAgnes BarnesAngela BateDavid BeinditM/M BellestriDolores BellomoDcn Jim & Carol BerchM/M BergeCesare BertoncinBetty BladdickJoann BlumSuzanne BlumlineM/M BodnariukM/M BontomasiM/M BorekM/M BowmanMarlene BrownM/M Eric BruderM/M BruneM/M Gary BryanAngela BunchChristie Burley-Lietzow M/M BurnsM/M BuschM/M CalandraM/M CaparoM/M CarlisiM/M Robert CentnerM/M CherletM/M CichowskiMaddalene ColettiM/M CollicaM/M CosnowskiM/M CucinellaCharlene CzarneckiM/M CzerwinskiM/M CzoykowskiM/M DarosWilliam DavisM/M DayJohn DeBusscherM/M DeckerM/M DelaneyClaire DePapePat Dery (3)Jerome DeSmetWilliam DiamondM/M DiehlAnn Marie DunnStephen DygasM/M DyrvalM/M EconomeasM/M EllesLinda EllisM/M EllisJessica Evans

M/M FencykM/M Brian FeuerM/M Gerald FlanneryM/M FlorinDiane FoucheyM/M FowlerM/M FrankJames FreiburgerM/M GackiAllen GaldysM/M GammicchiaJean GarasciaWilliam GardinerBonnie GarofaloM/M GesinskiRichard GregoryBarbara GodmanLeonard Goodlesky, Jr.Patricia GoraM/M GrudzinskiStephanie GryebetMargaret GudenauM/M GumienyM/M HaasSandra HallM/M HaraminacM/M HarrisM/M D. HarveyMichele HarveyJames HenigeM/M HishonDorothy HoganM/M HoppenworthM/M Matthew HouthM/M JarzombekM/M David JeleniewskiLorraine JezakM/M John JohnsonM/M KankaKathleen KardosJacqueline KleisingerM/M Dale KlimekM/M Larry KlimekM/M Kosal (2)M/M KraftLinda KunathRobert KusekKenneth KushAllison KuzmaRaymond KwiatkowskiM/M LaCroixEleanore LadaDorothy LambardoM/M Steven LambertRita LavisM/M Michael LavisM/M Brendan LavisM/M LeahyJoseph LentineLinda Patrick LipaM/M Ronald LipaM/M LoftusM/M Lonardo

M/M LudekeM/M LuftJohn LukasM/M Kenneth LutomskiAnn MalteseBarbara MarchelM/M MarkesinoEleanore MartensCynthia MartzM/M MazzaraRika McGhieM/M McKeoghM/M McKinnonM/M McSherryM/M Clinton MyersCarole MihaloAnthony MilanoNancy MilichM/M MillerJohn MinnellaEileen MiskiewiczM/M MocnyM/M MortonM/M Anthony MrozM/M MurphyRaymond Novack, Jr.John PaffordBeverly PalerminoKaren PalonisM/M James PanasiewiczRita ParrezM/M PastrickPhyllis PayetteM/M PennoM/M PfisterM/M John/Linda PoggioloM/M PopowichVirginia PresnellMargaret PupaM/M RihacekM/M RobinsonMary Jane RoraffM/M RososkoMary Ann RuemenappCandice RusieM/M Greg RuvoloLinda SalahM/M Simon SettleM/M Joseph ShockM/M Paul/Joyce ShockPaul Shock (2)M/M SiehdaM/M SimonePeter SlatonM/M John SlaytonM/M SledzM/M SliwinskiM/M Daniel SmigellM/M Gerald SmigellDcn. Lee & Roberta SmithM/M John SmithLawrence SmithM/M Scott Smith

M/M Troy SmithMary Kay SobotaM/M SpearsDelphine SrokaJerome SrokaJenny StanoLillian StapanM/M Nicholas StarkNick Stark (2)M/M StockettM/M TarnackiDavid TeolisM/M TischBarbara TrombleyEryne Trombley-BuschDenise TujakaM/M UmbreitPatricia Ann VandaeleM/M VenetAnthony VentimigliaMildred WalbyM/M WasukanisM/M WaszkiewiczM/M WelshM/M WestwoodKaren WhyteM/M WicklineM/M Steven WietechaM/M Dennis WietechaGeraldine WietechaKathleen WilliamsM/M WojtowiczM/M WroblewskiM/M YanduraLauren ZangerCandance ZannMary Ann ZusuchaJan ZawalskiCheryl ZellaM/M Zynel

Increase your chances, get another book of tickets,

we have extra books!

When Father David stopped me after Mass and asked me to consider joining the Evangelization Committee here at St. lsaac Jogues, I think I almost said "no, thank you" before he finished hisquestion. Not because of anything that was said, but my own personality. I am a skeptic, and my firstresponse to just about anything is "no,'' before later thinking on it. I also didn't think of myself as anevangelist, walking and preaching the Gospel as St. Paul did. It's just not me. But he asked me to prayon it and I did.

So as a convert, I thought back to my evangelization 20+ years ago now. It didn't happen by being approached and asked if I had heard the Good News. I wasn't ready; I wouldn't have listened. Minewas more of a passive evangelization. I had a good friend who went to weekly Mass, and as my lifeseemed to be filled with chaos, her life seemed to be at peace. I was drawn to her. I didn't know what lwanted or needed in my life at that point, but I knew I wanted THAT. At some point, years later, I askedher if I could go to church with her. That friend, now my wife, evangelized me in just the way that Ineeded: She was the light; a magnet that drew me toward God.

So what does this have to do with you?

We are ALL called to evangelize, and bring those around us to Christ. If you are blessed with the skillsof St. Paul and St. Peter, that is great! But maybe many of you are like me. We all have unique talents,and are called to use them.

Are you being the light for your family and neighbors, so if they feel the call, you will be the one they reach out to? Do you have a social media presence that is filled with empathy, love, and forgiveness, showing others the way? Do you have ideas about how we can reach the young people in our parishand community so we don't lose them? Whatever your talent is, we ask that you pray on it. Imagine ifeach of us were able to bring one person back to the Church. We could potentially reach hundreds, just by doing our part.

We are a new Committee that was started, and immediately disrupted by COVID. But we are always looking for members. We currently meet on the Church front porch the first Thursday of the month following 6 pm Mass (7:15-8:45pm). If you might be interested, please speak to Father David about possibly joining us.

Yours in Christ,Joe Dudek &The Evangelization Committee(Fr. David, Charles Boyd, Joe Dudek, Mike Wallace, Eileen Rosinski & Mary Ann Champagne)

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Do you ever feel that some-thing is missing? That you are just Not whole yet?

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FOOD FOR THOUGHT

What lessons were you taught early in life thathave remained with you through the years?

Have you been able to attend our exciting Dynamic Book summer reading program? You canattend any of the sessions so if you have not had time to join in earlier, now is your chance!This is a perfect opportunity to meet individuals in a more informal relaxed setting. Books anda schedule are available at the church entrance. Mark your calendar, plan on attending, bring afriend. Let's get together, we look forward to seeing you!

When - Tuesday, August 10th, immediately following Eucharist Adoration, 6:15 p.mWhere - Outside under the tree by the altar. Inclement weather we will meet in St. Angel’s hall. Bring a chair or blanket. Beverages or snacks for yourself (optional)Hosts - Worship will be hosting the 5th week

Discussion-Week 5Chapters 11-13

Council of Catholic Women/Archdiocese of DetroitIn celebration of the National Council of Catholic Women’s 101st Anniversary, themembers of the CCW/AD are inviting all women of the archdiocese to attend theirmeeting on Saturday, August 14,2021 at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament,9844 Woodward, Detroit. The event will begin with a Social at 9:30a.m. and Meeting at10:00 a.m. The CCW/AD members have served the Detroit area for over 80 years.Come see what we are all about. For more information and reservation, pleasecontact Sharon Di Giovanni at 586-243-8530 or sharondege@wowway.com.

Call your children and ask if their children are registered anywhere. If not, ask permission tobring them to St. Isaac and take responsibility for their soul.Teach a class here and share your love with the children of the parish.Be a classroom aide to assist the lead teacher.Be a hall monitor to assure our children get from point A to point B during class.Help make copies for catechists earlier in the day so the catechist can prepare the classroom.Be a prayer assessor. Listen to the children’s prayers one-on-one to assure they learn them.

Imagine that feeling when your child is place on a wait list for a favorite sport or activity becausethere is no one stepping up to coach the team. In the grand scheme of things, that is a temporaryinconvenience, but honestly, everything will be ok. Now imagine your child’s salvation beingchallenged because there is no one stepping up to pass it on to them. No one to explain to them thebeauty and richness of the Catholic Church. No one to explain that St Isaac Jogues isn’t the same as anon-denominal church down the street and leaving the Church is leaving Jesus’ true presence in theEucharist.

I realize those examples are drastic, but we are living in drastic times. We are literally arming ouryoung people (and their families) to know how to defend themselves in battle against the wickednessand snares of the devil. We are teaching them to better understand how much they are loved andvalued as a creation of God, their Father.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IS A BIG DEAL!Please take time to register your child on the parish website if you haven’t already done so. I amstaffing and ordering material right now and want to assure everyone is counted.

DON’T HAVE CHILDREN AT HOME? Here are some ways you can help!

WE NEED YOU NOW! There is no time to waste! Classes begin Monday, September 13, 2021,from 5:00-6:00pm. Staff training begins soon.

Please contact me at 586-842-3744 for more information or to help. Thank you in advance foryour “YES!”

Blessings, Greg Crachiolo, DREgrachiolo@saintisaacjogues.com

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HELP NEEDED TO TRANSFER THE FAITH TO FUTURE GENERATIONS!

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SIJ-SVDP pantry helping our Neighbors in Need

Help stock our St. Vincent de Paul Pantry. Here are some of the itemsneeded (please normal sizes are preferred): Dry Cereal, Rice, DryMashed Potatoes, Mac N Cheese, Can Tomato Sauce, Paper Towels,Spaghetti, Canned Pasta, Pancake mix, Syrup, Jelly, CannedVegetables (no corn please!) All non-perishable donations can bedropped off at the Narthex, the back entrance of church. For youradded convienence there are also Yellow Envelopes for your monetarydonation in the church Narthex (vestibule).

The Pantry located at 20880 E 10 mile Rd., St Clair Shores, MI 48080 isopen for Walk Up/Drive up service on Tuesdays from 12-2PM. Also byappointment by calling 586-778-5100, press # 4 to be connected to ourvoicemail, as we do not have offices onsite.

Thank you for helping those less fortunate, Mike Wallace SIJ-SVDP

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St. Monica

11Coming Soon to SIJ: Two-week “Music Boot Camp”

Parish Life

The MemorareRemember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that

never was it known that anyone who fled tothy protection, implored thy help, or sought

thine intercession was left unaided.Inspired bythis confidence, I fly unto thee, O Virgin of

virgins, my mother; to thee do I come, beforethee I stand, sinful and sorrowful. O Mother ofthe Word Incarnate, despise not my petitions,but in thy mercy hear and answer me. Amen.

ACT OF SPIRITUAL COMMUNION

My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy

Sacrament. I love You above all

things, and I desire to receive

You into my soul. Since Icannot at this moment receive

You sacramentally, come at least

spiritually into my heart. Iembrace You as if You were

already there and unite myself

wholly to You. Never permit

me to be separated from You.

Amen.

Dear Blessed Virgin Mary webeg you for your intercession;

as we pray the Memorare for anend to this pandemic, a vaccine,

strength for our priests, peace inour country, hope for ourfamilies and for all those

effected by COVID-19.

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MEDIA/STREAMING/SOUND FUND UPDATEMEDIA/STREAMING/SOUND FUND UPDATEMEDIA/STREAMING/SOUND FUND UPDATE

We must pray for priests everyday—especially because of the deep

hatred Satan has for priests. ChristHimself instituted the priesthoodfor the Church here on earth, so

naturally, the devil hates the menChrist has chosen to continue to

bring light and truth to the world.  

Prayer Requests forPriests

If anyone is interested in helping out with streaming our outdoor Mass, please contact Mary at the office. (586) 778-5100 and select option #5.

Pardon our Dust! We continue to make upgrades, changes, and tweaks to our system.We apologize in advance for any problems that arise. Please bear with us as wenavigate through these issues. Again, thank you for your continued support! Donationscan be made online faithdirect.net/MI1045 or place your donation in an envelope marked"Media Fund", add your envelope number and drop it in the offertory basket. A sincere thankyou for your continued support of our Media Fund. Without your kindness, none of of ourimprovements would be possible!! These updates are ongoing through your generosity.

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"Do you have summer vacation plans this month?Remember to plan for your offertory as well!When summer getaways take you out of town onSundays, eGiving lets you continue to support St. Isaac Jogues and the ministries you cherish.You can sign up from your computer, smartphoneor tablet, and set up a recurring donation or makea one-time gift.

Recuring gifts sustain our parish in the busysummer months and throughout the year. You’llprovide us with consistent support, even if you’reaway on a Sunday, so the programs, services, andministries that mean so much to our communitywill never miss a beat.

Sign up today by visiting faith.direct MI1045, ortext ‘Enroll’ to (586-701-7299). Thank you for yourcontinued support of our parish family. Thank youfor your support! Stay safe. God Bless You.

We hope you are enjoying yoursummer and if you are lucky enoughto get away, don't forget your parish

Eternal Rest Grant Unto Her O' Lord

Charlotte Keenan May 4, 1925 ~ April 10, 1921

Prayers, Readings, and Intentions

Justin ParkerSSG-Staff Sergeant Nicholas SommersPv2 Christoper H. SedrowskiPFC Kyle Richardson, Army David Shepler Anthony Smith Allen and Nick Smith Janice Stockett Ryan Stritzinger Sgt. Kurt Ulrich Senior Airman Richard Ware Lcpl Jasen Wrubel Karen Young LCDR David Grzywacz  Cullen O’Brien—Navy Ashley Marchio,- Army Chad Terry—Air Force Lcpl. Adam Myers Warrant Officer Nicholas Wietecha—Army 2ndLt. Matthew P. DesRochers, USMC  SSgt. Desiree Basinger Chris Burley - Navy Codey J. Agemy - Air Force     S/SGT.  Jessica Chatfield T/Sgt. Paxton ChatfieldZachary Scurto-ArmyPvt Ryan Schurman

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Please pray for the sick in our communityHelen AdamskiJennie AlciniGuy AldisDebbie AlvaroNof AntoineMichael AouadSusan BabichJoseph BecarriJames BeranSue Shock-BolleJack BrownJulia BurlandApollonia BuschmohleIsaac CharretteRoberta CheongFamily of Lucy ClarkAdam ColeCathy CulhaneMary Jane DeCenderRoy DeKeyzerJerome DeSmetCynthia DeVitaBill DyrvalLisa FeuerSusan FreundSylvan Leo FreundRoger Flowers

Paulette LucidoJohn LuibrandKim MackDolores MarchwinskiPhyllis MarekMary MartzRichard MazzellaMaureen MerpiMarge MoleckStanley MrozBetty PetroskeMarie RuvoloBob SantaviccaPam SherryJohnnie ShoemakeAngela SmithJenny StanoMeghan StavaleMr/Mrs. StefanskiJim SzandzikSuzanne SzandzikFrank TroesteDiane TurkielaRosa Maria VitaleCharleen VivianoRose Wojtowicz

Please remember Our servicemen & women in yourPrayers

SSgt Jacquelyn Sommers - AirForceS/Sgt. Jared VictorSgt. Daniel Allen PFC Corey Barbour PFC Michael Barbour Sgt. John Baumgart M/SGT Jason Beran T/SGT Michael Shawn Beran S/SGT Zachary Carey Lt. Sarah Dean-Hanes Capt. Jeffery Dierling SM Sgt. Michael Dyson PFC Dan Feldpausch Daniel Groller 2Lt. Randy Groller Hart Haire AT1 Robert Hasenauer, III Major Matthew Hendrickson Paul Koss Mike Kreiselmeier Cpl. Roberto Davalos-Alatorre Steven Parisi—Army SSgt. Joshua Basinger Jayson Szandzik– Navy Kelly and Mike Lasko Derek LorangerKyle Kosal, ArmyS/SGT Jason Lefever

Weekly Readings

Mass IntentionsFrank GavlinskiDavid GilinAnna GiordanoMartin GlynnThe Green FamilyRaymond GrudzinskiRobert GryebetStephanie GryebetJan GwozdzAlyce HallmanNeal HamelDorothy HoganMargaret HoganRoy HolcombJohn JaissleSandra KaczorMary Grace KaulJames KellyStephanie KiernickiLindsay KleskoRalph KosalConstance KowalskiKen KushPam LavisRita LavisMaggie LeahyPamela Leduc

Readings for the week of August 8, 20218/8: 1 Kgs 19:4-8/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [9a]/Eph 4:30—5:2/Jn 6:41-518/9: Dt 10:12-22/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20 [12a]/Mt 17:22-278/10: 2 Cor 9:6-10/Ps 112:1-2, 5-6, 7-8, 9 [5]/Jn 12:24-268/11: Dt 34:1-12/Ps 66:1-3a, 5 and 8, 16-17 [cf. 20a and 10b]/Mt 18:15-208/12: Jos 3:7-10a, 11, 13-17/Ps 114:1-2, 3-4, 5-6/Mt 18:21—19:18/13: Jos 24:1-13/Ps 136:1-3, 16-18, 21-22 and 24/Mt 19:3-128/14: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2/Ps 132:6-7, 9-10, 13-14 [8]/1 Cor 15:54b-57/Lk 11:27-28 Next Sunday: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/Ps 45:10, 11, 12, 16 [10bc]/1 Cor15:20-27/Lk 1:39-56

Saturday, August 14, 2021- TheAssumption of the Blessed VirginMary

Celebrant: Father David livestream

4:00 p.m. +Bedelia Howard, Birthday (Linda Salah) +Lucille Howard (Rick & Jane Jacob)

Thursday, August 12, 2021 -St. JaneFrances de Chantal, Religious

Friday, August 13, 2021 -SS Pontain,Pope & Hippolytus, Priest, Martrys

Tuesday, August 10, 2021 - St.Lawrence, Deacon & Martyr

Monday, August 9, 2021 -St.Teresa Benedicta of the Cross,Virigin and Martyr

Sunday, August 15, 2021 -TheAssumption of the Blessed VirginMary

Celebrant: Father David livestream

9:30 a.m. Parishioners of St. Isaac Jogues

Celebrant: Father David

11:30 a.m. +Millie Hatt (Husband)

8:10 a.m. +Virginia Humble (Linda Salah)

8:10 a.m. Patricia Yaney - Birthday (Linda Salah)

6:00 p.m. + Stanley Kotula (Kathi Williams)

8:10 a.m. +Evelyn Berch (Dcn. Jim & Carol)

Saturday, August 7, 2021-Nineteenth Sunday in OrdinaryTimeCelebrant: Father David livestream

4:00 p.m. +Angela DeBusscher (Husband, John) +Raymond Whyte (Family) Sunday, August 8, 2021 -NineteenthSunday in Ordinary Time

Celebrant: Father David livestream

9:30 a.m. +Ron Mager (Wife, Marlene)

Celebrant: Father David

11:30 a.m. +Millie Hatt (Husband) +Janet Salah, Anniv. (Sister, Linda) +John Bladdick (Wife, Betty Bladdick)

Pastor - Rev. David Cybulski (FrCybulski@saintisaacjogues.com)Deacon - Senior Active, Deacon James Berch (Dcnjimberch@saintisaacjogues.com)Business Manager - Dan Brys (dbrys@saintisaacjogues.com)Administrative Assistant - Mary Nowak (mnowak@saintisaacjogues.com)Director of Religious Ed. - Greg Crachiolo (gcrachiolo@saintisaacjogues.com) - (586) 842-3744 Office Support - Nancy Milich (nmilich@saintisaacjogues.com) (586)-842-3738Music Minister - Carole Mihalo (cmihalo@saintisaacjogues.com)Athletic Director - John C. Poggiolo (sijchargers@gmail.com) (586) 359-8162

Monday, Wednesday,Thursday: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Closed for lunch 12 Noon-1:00 p.m.Tuesday 1:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m./Friday 9:00 a.m.-12 NoonSaturday and Sunday: Closed

Parish Office HoursSaint Isaac Jogues Roman Catholic Parish Directory

Monday - Friday:  7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.Principal -Sr. Maria Guadalupe O.P. (principal@saintisaacjogues.com)Secretary - Alicia VanCoillie (avancoillie@sticaacjogues.com)Address: 21100 Madison Saint Clair Shores, MI 48081(586) 771-3525.....Fax: (586)778-8183www.stisaacjoguesschool.org

Perpetual Help DevotionsMonday morning followingMass

Eucharistic AdorationT , F  3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Th 5:00p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Liturgy Schedule

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Bulletin Deadline: Monday @ 12:00 p.m. Please send submissions to:Parishoffice@saintisaacjogues.com, with "Bulletin" in the Subject Line

SacramentsConfessions: 30 minutes prior to Thursday &Friday Masses and 3:00 p.m. on SaturdayVisits to the HomeboundPlease call the parish office for details. Baptisms & MarriagesPlease call the parish office for details. Anointing of the SickCall the office for anointing at the firstThursday of the month during Mass.Contact the parish office prior to any surgery,hospitalization, or in an emergency.

School Office Hours

Parish staff

Church: 21100 Madison St. • St. Clair Shores, MI 48081Parish Office:  21100 Madison St. • St. Clair Shores, MI 48081(586) 778-5100   Fax (586) 778-4458www.saintisaacjogues.com  parishoffice@saintisaacjogues.com 

Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday: 4:00 p.m. Sunday: 9:30 a.m. & Outdoor at 11:30 a.m. Weather permittingWeekday Mass Schedule: Monday and Friday at 8:10 a.m. Thursday 6:00 p.m.           **ROSARY begins 35 minutes before Mass

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AUTUMN HEATING & COOLING

St. Clair Shores586-776-3377

www.autumn-heating.com

EARL J. WEIL & SONPLUMBING SERVICE

SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR OVER 75 YEARSINSTALLATION & REPAIRS

Boiler • Water Heaters • Sewer & Drain CleaningReplace Galvanized Piping

586-775-2205STATE LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER - LIC #07108

27250 Harper, St. Clair Shores

Your Pandora Jewelry SourceCharms, Beads, Bracelets,

Earrings, Necklaces and More!586-774-2100

28525 HARPER, ST. CLAIR SHORES

THIS SPACE IS

Vision Associates, P.C.Contact Lens and Eye Care CenterJohn C. Poggiolo, O.D., Optometric Physician

eyecare4vision@sbcglobal.net(586) 777-0060

28532 Schoenherr RoadWarren, MI 48088

Hot water tanks - toilets - sewers & Drains CleaneD - sump pumps

(248) 542-7850 • $20.00 OFF any plumbing work

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Roofing • Gutters • BrickingOver 30 years of “Referral Based Business”

FREE ESTIMATES(586) 772-0402LICENSED & INSURED

Senior Citizens Discount Parishioner

S.C.S.

ROOFING • GUTTERSLicensed Insured

$100 OFFEvery Tear-Off

$50 OFF Every Re-RoofQuality Workmanship • References

FINANCING AVAILABLEFREE ESTIMATES

12 Months Same As Cash & other payment options available

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White’s Home Improvements, Inc.

“ROOFS DONE RIGHT BY WHITE”

GILBERT’SPRO HARDWARE, INC.Second Generation Serving

Eastsiders Since 194921912 Harper, St. Clair Shores

776-95328am - 6pm Monday-Saturday • 10am - 4pm Sunday

www.mrhardware.com

MG Salon and SpaHaircut • Color • Nails

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29900 HARPER AVENUE, ST. CLAIR SHORES

Interiors & ExteriorsSatisfaction Guaranteed

586-549-7819 • Senior Discount

CUSTOM HOMECUSTOM HOMEPAINTINGPAINTING

25319 Little Mack Ave., St. Clair Shores

586-443-4950

Board Certified Pediatricians Providing Care for Patients from

Birth to 21 Years.

Accepting New Patients!

st. john pediatric associates

Assisted Living & Memory Care, Close to HomeA Shared Campus with Shorepointe

Health & Rehabilitation

Offers a Continuum of Care

• Signature Neighborhood Life Style Concept• Delicious Seasonal Menus• Spiritual, Social, Educational & Cultural Activities• 24/7 On-Site Personal Assistance• Plus so much more!CranberryPark.net

Call for a tour! 586-498-450026101 Jefferson Ave., North of 10 Mile, St. Clair Shores, MI48081

DWAYNE KUSCH PAINTING

586.484.8945 • Drywall • Drywall & Plaster Repairs • Interior/Exterior • Residential/Commercial

Parishioner Licensed • Insured

Over 25 Years Experience

Greta Guest Rubello

ST. CLAIR SHORES

realtor.ggr@gmail.com

586-945-0540

27830 Gratiot Ave. • Roseville 28433 Jefferson Ave. • St. Clair Shores 35201 Garfield Rd. • Clinton Twp. 586.775.1911 586.775.2424 586.792.5000

Serving our Communities Since 1927www.kaulfuneralhome.com

Complete Plumbing

24 HourFast Response

Emergency ServiceMENTION AD FOR $25 OFFANY SERVICE

Sinks/Faucets • Toilets • Hot Water TanksSump Pumps • Valves & Fittings

Sewer Cleaning and Line RoddingFREE ESTIMATES

Phone: 248-329-1960 • Cell: 586-929-3059

28510 Harper Ave., St. Clair Shores, MI 48081

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Mon-Sun 8am-9pm

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villagemktorders@gmail.com (to place your order)

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Call John (586) 776-5167

New & Repairs

Licensed& Insured

Roofing • Gutters • Siding Professional Reasonable Senior DiscountsOver 45 Years... Same Owner, Same Phone Number

FLO ABKE, GRIFLO ABKE, GRIAssociate Broker

19900 E. 10 Mile Rd., Suite 104St. Clair Shores, MI, 48080

Cell: (313) 378-3376floabke@mirealsource.com

www.floabke.com

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Plumbing? Sewer? Drain Problems? ... We Can Help

WaterWorkPlumbing.com586-501-8479

$20 OFF ANY SERVICE 24 HOUR EMERGENCY

SERVICELicensed & Insured

Master PlumberSENIOR DISCOUNTS

Abbey MooreInsurance Professional

The Genaw Agency29840 Harper Ave.St. Clair Shores, MI586-218-7795amoore1@fbinsmi.com $10 donated to the church when you bring in your policy declarations to receive a quote.