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July 9, 2017 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest.

Matthew 11:28

FR. NOEL - THE PILGRIM'S CORNER [email protected]

Celebrating my 14 years,WOULD I MAKE THE SAME CHOICE AGAIN?After years as a missionary priest, and 14 years here in the ministry in the Archdiocese of Detroit, I ask myself at times, “If I were a young man today, would I make the same choice again?” and “Has my life been fruitful or wasted?” And yet again, “Was it all meaningful?”By all means, I need wisdom with retrospection. I am aware I don’t often have the luxury when I have to make life’s choices. We are the product of our time; we live in a very different time today, both in our Church and in our world here and now. I was blessed to be ordained during Saint Pope John Paul’s papacy growing up in a post-Vatican II Church. My early Catholic formation was secure and sure due to my family and to their firm grip of their catholic faith under JPII. I grew up certain that the Church is a witnessing and evangelizing church and that everyone else has a vital role to be part of her mission.

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OUR FOCUS

St. Isidore provides a safe, positive, and nurturing environment so that persons of every background feel included and engaged here.

Our doors are open. We reach out to those who are seeking God’s grace and meet them where they are.

St. Isidore is a strong, passionate place of faith. Together we will build up our community and share it with those around us.

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WEEKLY CALENDAR INDEXBaby Pantry 7

Baptisms --

Bible Study 5Children’s Page 17Christian Service - Blood Drive 5CSA Status 15Deacon Bill’s Column 6Diane Bucko’s Column --Fr. Noel - The Pilgrim's Corner 1, 4Fellowship Baseball Game 8F.I.T. (First Impressions Team) 5Health Ministry --Liturgical Schedule 16Mass Intentions 4Military 15On the Rise Bakery 3Parish Directory 16Parish Office Summer Hours 3Prayers for the Sick 15Rest In Peace 3Stewardship --Strawberry Festival 9 - 14St. Vincent De Paul 6Vacation Bible School 5Wedding Banns 3

Sunday, July 9 7:30 am Mass CH 9:30 am Mass CH 11:30 am Mass CH 1:00 pm Baptisms Ch

Monday, July 10 8:00 am Mass CH 7:00 pm Prayer Group RC Tuesday, July 11 7:00 am Holy Hour CH 8:00 am Mass CH 9:00 am Rosary Makers ECR 6:00 pm K of C 4th Degree Meeting RC 6:00 pm Ladies of the Assembly FCR Wednesday, July 12 8:00 am Mass CH 9:30 am Scripture Study FC 7:00 pm Bible Study RC

Thursday, July 13 8:00 am Mass CH 6:30 pm K of C Membership Meeting RC 7:00 pm Baptism Preparation Class ECR Friday, July 14 7:00 am Holy Hour CH 8:00 am Mass CH 6:00 pm Music Ministry BBQ REC

Saturday, July 15 8:00 am Mass CH 2:00 pm Wedding CH 3:15 pm Reconciliation CH 4:30 pm Mass CH On the Rise Bakery A

Sunday, July 16 On the Rise Bakery A 7:30 am Mass CH 9:30 am Mass CH 11:30 am Mass CH

WEEKLY READINGS

KEY TO CALENDAR LOCATIONS: A-Atrium, CH-Church, CR-Classrooms, CY-Courtyard, ECR-Executive Conference Room, FCR-Front Conference Room, GS-Gathering Space, K-Social Hall Kitchen, MA-Maintenance Room, MR-Music Room, OS-Off Site, RC-Resource Center, REC-Rectory, SH-Social Hall, YR-Youth Room

The Week of July 9, 2017Sunday Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Zec 9:9-10; Ps 145:1-2, 8-9, 10-11, 13-14; Rom 8:9, 11-13; Mt 11:25-30Monday Gn 28:10-22a; Ps 91:1-2, 3-4, 14-15ab; Mt 9:18-26Tuesday Saint Benedict, Abbot Gn 32:23-33; Ps 17:1b, 2-3, 6-7ab, 8b and 15; Mt 9:32-38Wednesday Gn 41:55-57; 42:5-7a, 17-24a; Ps 33:2-3, 10-11, 18-19; Mt 10:1-7Thursday Saint Henry Gn 44:18-21, 23b-29; 45:1-5; Ps 105:16-17, 18-19, 20-21; Mt 10:7-15Friday Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, Virgin Gn 46:1-7, 28-30; Ps 37:3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40; Mt 10:16-23Saturday Saint Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Gn 49:29-32; 50:15-26a; Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7; Mt 10:24-33Sunday Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 55:10-11; Ps 65:10, 11, 12-13, 14; Rom 8:18-23; Mt 13:1-23 or 13:1-9

EVANGELIZATION PRAYERGracious God, Bless all the people of St. Isidore with increased faith and charity. Send the Holy Spirit to renew our hearts and minds that we might become a church dedicated to sharing your “Good News” with others.In Jesus name we pray. Amen!

JULY 9, 20173 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

WEDDING BANNS III Jeremy Justice & Rachelle Lenard

I Douglas Young, Jr. & Alyssa Allen

Charlotte CahalanEntered eternal life on June 12, 2017 Mother of Virginia Renusch

Rosemary MollEntered eternal life on June 28, 2017 Wife of Joseph MollOur thoughts and prayers are with their families. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.

REST IN PEACE

PARISH OFFICE SUMMER HOURS

Beginning on Wednesday, July 5, the parish office hours will follow the summer schedule, as follows:Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 7:00 pm closed for lunch 12:00 - 1:00 pmFriday 8:30 am - 12:00 noonSaturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pmSunday 9:00 am - 1:00 pmNormal office hours will resume after Labor Day (September 4) on Tuesday, September 5.

Next weekend, July 15 & 16, the men of the “On The Rise Bakery” will be here to entice with their delicious baked goods. Their baked goods will be available after all the Masses that weekend. Please stop by and enjoy some of the most wonderful baked goods ever.


Monday, July 108:00 AM †James VanSteenkiste Wife & Family†Larry Shaw (Birthday) Wife & Nancy Coppage†Mary & †Joe Maslonka (Anniversary) Daughter, Helene†Sylvia Santos Mendoza Cruz Family†Corrado Scarnecchia Wife

Tuesday, July 118:00 AMM/M Matthew Herc & Family Parent†Mary Bartkowicz Irene Maciag†Cecilia & †Robert Kebbe Family†Amelia Kurzatkowski Daughter Wednesday, July 128:00 AM Helene Twardzik Pullen FamilyBob Cox Friend†William "Bill" Goike Wife & Family

Thursday, July 138:00 AM Joan & Richard Gdowski (50th Wedding Anniversary) Joan & Richard Gdowski†Eugene Herc Wife†John Sarafin Daughter, Pat†David Panetta, Jr. Mom & Dad

Friday, July 148:00 AMConnie & Vince Mariani Pullen Family†Marge Leich Family†Paul Hahn (Birthday) Mom†Dec'd Memb./Miller-Kraszweski Family Family†Mary & †Don Bartolotta Sister

Saturday, July 158:00 AM People of the Parish

Saturday, July 154:30 PMLiving & †Deceased Members of the Family James & Clara Campbell Families†Duane Mousty Wife, Virginia†Nick & †Christopher Zizzi Family†Andrew & †Ann Molnar Family†Kate Dunkel Family†Joseph Witek Len & Marlene Sitek†Marie Goralczyk Family†Cass Gacki Wife & Family†William "Bill" Goike Wife & Family†Edward Perry Family Sunday, July 167:30 AM †Leo Silvestri (Birthday) Family†Salvatore Gelardi Family†Walter & †Annie Rhein Daughter†Ligaya Lanni Sister, Virginia†Donald Vandenbrouck Richard Koss Family

9:30 AM People of the ParishJaye & Josh Krajenka Pullen Family†Frank DiPonio Wife & Family†Frank Hittner Sister†Angeline Valice Kenneth & Renee Valice†Ligaya Lanni Dolores Sancimino†Philip Bucko†Pat Goike Rosemary Chesney

11:30 AM †Anna Lopuszansky Family†Francesco & †Fillippa Fontana Rosalie & Family†Ken Scargall Mom & Dad†James Conley Family†Gina & †John Trevisi Family†Yousif Miko Family†Ligaya Lanni Alan & Sally Slowke

MASS INTENTIONS

THE PILGRIM'S CORNER (Continued from page 1)

At the age of 18, I strongly believed that God was calling me to be a missionary priest, not a diocesan and/or a Religious order priest, because that was the best and most-challenging way I could serve God; thanks a lot to my parents who were supportive of our missionary parish ran by the Mill Hill Missionaries. Answering a call to be a priest was greatly treasured. It was the best thing that any young Catholic boy could do. Even though I was raised from a simple and poor family, I considered myself a principled person, and going to the priesthood serving God and his people would be for me a powerful pull, and a challenge I could not fight back. Seminary life was an eye-opener in terms of understanding my calling to serve God and his people. Yet, real education and formation as a priest began the day I stepped off the mission field. Seminary foundation gave a lot of the basics that helped me in my ministry, but there were no textbooks along the way that discoursed how to be a good priest in a ground-breaking situation! Then, I slowly learned as time

went on that my passion for the mission finds different expressions as situations change. Our God is a God of interesting astonishments. Every July 14 when I celebrate my ordination anniversary I would pray like a child: “Lord, what will you amaze me this time?” I guess, this time will be more exciting! God’s surprises provide me each year making my calling more life-giving and valuable because it unfastens to the many opportunities, living encounters and occasions for doing good, both great and small. And when difficult times arise, I just whistle the melody of the Louis Armstrong song: “What a Wonderful World". I pause and pray, “Well, God, this one will beat the game!” Yet, I know, I wouldn’t have too many great surprises like that in a lifetime. Although, I must admit, our good Lord have given many surprises at St. Isidore; I have celebrated many parties with Fr. Ron, the staff, the parish commissions and the parishioners in grandiose times during the past 2 years! God is the God of surprises indeed! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!


CHRISTIAN SERVICE [email protected]

As usual we are in need of volunteers to help work the Blood Drive on Sunday August 6th.

We have three 2 hour shifts, two people per shift. If you can help, please give me a call. The shifts are:

8:00 am – 10:00 am

10:00 am – 12:00 noon

12:00 noon – 2:00 pm

If you can help in any way, please call Tony at the office, Tuesday through Thursday.

If you wish to register to give blood you may do so now by going on line to www.redcrossblood.org and register.

Any and all help is deeply appreciated.

Thank You,

Tony

WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!!Our Summer Blood Drive is Aug. 6, 2017.

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month at 7:00 pm in the Resource Center.

July Dates: July 12 and 26

Join F.I.T. (First Impressions Team)! Contact the parish office to volunteer to help welcome your fellow parishioners and guests.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

Donations Requested!Pick an item from our bulletin board (in the Gathering Space) to donate for VBS!! Items need to be brought back by Friday, July 21st. Reminder: VBS is July 24-28.


ST. VINCENT DE PAUL [email protected] DEACON BILL [email protected]

We know how much you, our parishioners, are asked, and asked, and asked to give. And GIVE indeed you do! ALWAYS. To so many causes.

We thank you very much. God bless you!Talk to our pantry volunteers. When asked about parishioners, they use these words: Generous, caring, giving, responding, sharing, incredible, wonderful, astounding, marvelous… and on & on. That’s you – the best parishioners in the Detroit Archdiocese!

THANK YOU!Unfortunately our list is quite long. Our pantry is very low on food, paper products, soaps and toiletries. We hate to beg so much, but we've had a real run on the pantry since school has been over. (km)

WE REALLY, TRULY NEED: � $25 Meijer/ Kroger gift cards � all soups - especially Progresso, Chunky,

tomato, cream soups, etc. � spaghetti noodles � canned spaghetti sauce � tuna � Spaghettios (or any canned spaghetti) � peanut butter � cereals - especially lower sugar � elbow noodles � crackers – Graham, snack & saltine � boxed potatoes - scalloped, au gratin, mashed � canned chili � Manwich � pork & beans � fruit cocktail � laundry soap � dish soap � Kleenex � paper plates

This week, please say a special prayer each day for the poor, the hungry, the homeless, and the forgotten in our parish.

Thank you for your donations!St. Isidore Conference ~ Pat Schmeiser

Addictions written June 13, 2017(Continued from July 2, 2017)

The inability of the addict to “walk away” from their addiction is not a function or measure of their ability to love another person.I think that every person reading this article can name at least one close relative or close friend who is addicted to some foreign substance. Perhaps this person may recognize that they, themselves, have an addiction. None the less, I do not think that there is a family here in America that does not suffer from some member who suffers from one addiction or another. Our nation suffers from the violence experienced via the addict trying to attain money to support their habit, the death of family and friends because of an intoxicated driver, the loss of a loved one to an overdose, etc. However, I believe that the greatest pain, for the addict and the loved one, is the pain of helplessness and hopelessness. This pain is common to both groups. For very many people suffering under the effects of addiction, they want a way out but feel helpless in finding it. It is more than the physical and psychological demands of the addiction, it is also the cost of and unavailability of adequate medical (including psychological) interventions; it is the peer pressure of friends and suppliers (pushers); it is the loss of self-respect that contribute to and enhance the feelings of helplessness and hopelessness. Parents, grandparents, spouses, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, and friends can also have feelings of great frustration, of helplessness and hopelessness. They desperately want help and health for their loved one. They want to help, but don’t know how. Everything they have tried – angry threats – divorce – isolation – eviction – bribery – guilt – etc. has failed to affect any lasting intervention. They are tired of the accusation of them being an “enabler” when they have worked so hard, invested so much energy, so many prayers and tears that the person they love so deeply can be saved. Yes, there is a great sense of helplessness and hopelessness. There is the reality that not everyone who goes through a rehabilitation program successfully resists the physical and psychological draw of their “former” addiction for any long stretch of time. This enhances the depth of helplessness and hopelessness in both the addicted person and those who love this person.There is, though, hope! Many people do make the radical change from addiction to health, but they do not do it alone! There is a way out for the person, but it requires a “whole village” working together, with a common strategy, and a true desire by all – especially the addicted person – for a lasting change, freedom. The first ingredient, the primary catalyst for effective change is the determined desire of the addict for a change. Without this commitment, every other effort is futile. But, regardless of the deep commitment, there needs to be professional (medical and psychological) direction, and environmental support (family, friends and mentors). [Note: In AA, having a mentor is not an option.] But there needs to be another critical dimension: Faith. But Jesus looked at them and said, “For mortals it is impossible, but for God all things are possible.” Mt 19:26

(To be continued)


BABY PANTRY

(From Sr. Ruth Marlene Fox, O.S.B.): “Do we take our responsibility seriously in our parish to look after one another, to offer compassion, understanding, and kindness in order to maintain a bonded community?”

Right now, we need: h Diapers: Sizes 4, 5 and 6 h **Baby shampoo, *Baby lotion,

*Diaper rash cream/ointment, **Baby wash (We are often out of these items.)

THANK YOU!

DE LA SALLE COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL"Builders of Boys, Makers of Men" Listed below is the most recent graduate from St. Isidore Church who achieved a 3.3 or higher GPA for the second semester of the 2016-2017 school year.

Jacob BashoreCongratulations on your accomplishment!

WIDOWED FRIENDSReminder The Summer Picnic is July 23rd at River Bends Park 5700 22 Mile Rd, Shelby Twp, MI 48217, between Ryan & Shelby Rd. 12 noon Mass, picnic till 5pm.Cost $20.00 for members, non members $24.00, bring chairs for Mass, BYOB, no pets/animals, no alcoholic beverages, no walk ins. This is a catered affair . RSVP asap by July 16th, mail in payment with form to WF 16842 Driftwood Dr, Macomb Twp MI 48042

HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE Terra Sancta Pilgrimages with Franciscan friar Fr. Alex Kratz will be leading a Catholic Pilgrimage to the Holy Land from October 9-23, 2017. This life-changing experience walking in Jesus’ footsteps includes daily Mass and Rosary, biblical readings on site, time for prayer and spiritual guidance, and meeting local Christians. Cost is $4,299 (all expenses included, round trip from Detroit, 3 daily meals, all tips and taxes). $500 deposit due at registration. Orientation Meeting is August 6. Next pilgrimage: April 9-23, 2018. Call (248) 514-1747 or [email protected].

CSA MINUTE: NATIONAL COLLECTIONSGifts to the Catholic Services Appeal fund our local Church’s contribution to six national collections of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops each year.The bishops in the United States created national collections so dioceses could combine resources and more effectively carry out our mission as Catholics. Each collection represents our community of faith at work in our country and around the world. CSA gifts are given to the collections for the Catholic University of America, Catholic Communication Campaign, Holy Land, Church in Latin America, Catholic Home Missions Appeal, and Black and Indian Missions.For more information about CSA-funded ministries, programs, and services, go to www.aod.org.

A SUMMER OPPORTUNITY PLANNED FOR YOU Three internationally-known speakers will be in our area this August just for you in the conference, “An Era of Change or a Change of Era?” Pope Francis has challenged us: "One could say that today we are not living an era of change but a change of era.” Our three speakers (Richard Gaillardetz, Ph.D., Margaret Nutting Ralph, Pd.D. and Fr. Howard Gray, SJ, Ph.D.) – each from their own reflection and experience – will help us to explore this reality that Pope Francis has presented to us. The daytime offerings (August 7-9) will take place at St. Isidore Parish, Macomb. For the full schedule and registration information, go to www.wearethechurchconferences.com.

Two evening opportunities (free will offering) will also take place:

“Wrestling with the Faith: The Demands of Mature Discipleship in a Secular

Age”with Richard Gaillardetz, Ph.D.

at St. Isidore Parish, Macomb on Monday, August 7th (7:00 pm)

Mature Christian belief has never been more difficult than it is today. This

presentation will reflect on the need to find a middle way between facile obedience and casual regard for the

received faith of the church. “Be Not Afraid: I Am With You Always”

With Margaret Nutting Ralph, Ph.D.at St. Margaret of Scotland Parish, St. Clair Shores on Tuesday, August 8th

(7:00 pm)An unwillingness to embrace change is often caused by fear. In this session we will learn how to dispel fear by exploring the many ways in which the risen Christ

remains in our midst. For complete information, see www.wearethechurchconferences.com.Registration is required for the daytime sessions; the evening sessions are walk-in with free-will offerings.


The St. Isidore Fellowship Committee Invites All to Join Us for a Baseball Game

at Jimmy John's Field in Utica

Game Date: Friday, July 21, 2017 at 7:05 pmTickets: $30 per person and includes ticket, buffet and 2 drink tickets. Seats willbeinthePavilionareanearfirstbase.Ticketscanbepurchased at the parish front desk.

Home Team: Westside Woolly MammothsOpponent: Eastside Diamond HoppersSpecial Bonus: Fireworks! Presented after the gameLocation: Jimmy John's Field in Downtown Utica (at the intersection of Auburn Road and Utica Road)Travel: There is NOT a bus; travel is up to the purchaserParking: Game parking is free of charge in area public parking lots located in the city of Utica. Spaces are on a first-come, first-served basis. Information: Contact the parish office in person, call (586) 286-1700 or email [email protected] directions, a parking map and more information about Jimmy John's Field and the United Shore Professional Baseball League (USPBL), visit this website: http://uspbl.com/


Thank You to the following businesses, groups and individuals who donated items for the Strawberry Festival Theme Raffle:

The CakeWalk committee would like to thank the following for their donations and help:

Community LeadersThe Kellys (Beam Suntory)St. Isidore Altar Society

BenefactorsWeingartzThe ManczyksWalt Disney WorldThe Vanpamel Family

PatronsThe Carlson-Williams FamilySt. Isidore Knights of Columbus Council #7200Cathy DmitrukJets Pizza (21 and Garfield)

FriendsSister Clement StineBrian and Linda Jenuwine & FamilySt. Isidore Evangelization CommitteeDavid R. HarrisonThe RaksBeth BeebeLuisa MeschiniThe PrattsThe McDonaldsNancy Berta

Dr. Christopher BriedenBricks and Minifigs (21 and Hayes)Testa Barra (22 and Romeo Plank)Mod Pizza (23 and Hayes)Detroit Red WingsMichigan State UniversityAndrew Marke Salon and Spa (21 and Card)Viaggi Travel (22 and Hayes)Lee-Ellena Funeral Home

Special ThanksCookies and Cupcakes by DesignThe De ReysRita MartinKatherine DunnGreat Clips (23 and Romeo Plank)Richmond Forest Golf CourseCracklewood Golf ClubTimberwood Golf ClubHershey’s Ice Cream (21 Mile Rd)Rocko’s Pet Depot (21 and Hayes)and Many Anonymous Parishioners Who Donated Prizes

Coloring Contest WinnersHenry GrafAllison FecteauHaylee FitzgeraldJuliana Francis

Art Contest WinnersCaleb BareKay GrafJessica BlakeJenna Clinard

Congratulations to the Strawberry Festival Coloring and Art Contest winners!

Look for more Strawberry Festival updates over the next few weeks, as we continue to hand out the raffle prizes, collect final data and crunch the numbers.Photos and videos will be posted to the Strawberry Festival Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/stisidorefestival/

Christine’s BakeryNino SalvaggioRegina MaianiDolores McDougallHelen Pugh

Kara RogersKathy ScherrAmy RighiJohn, Debbie & Jessica RakCharles & Barbara Haworth


2017 ST. ISIDORE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL THEME RAFFLE WINNERS# PRIZE DESCRIPTION WINNER # PRIZE DESCRIPTION WINNER1 Vizio 55" Ultra HD TV Theresa Toccaceli 43 Doll with Crochet Dress Chris Kuhlman2 Wheelbarrow of Cheer Chris VanHulle 44 Mod Pizza Gift Cards Jan Downs3 Vizio 39" TV w/ Xbox One Lori Debella 45 Barbie Toys Pat Pakizer4 Surface Pro Tablet Laura Fox-Smith 46 Oral Care Basket Mike Notte5 Broil King Gas Grill John Hanus 47 Southern Belle Collectible Doll Rob Skavery6 Apple iPad Nancy Polisema 48 Rounds of Golf Mary Goike7 iRobot Roomba Vacuum Joe Damico 49 Games w/ Playmobile Toy Pat Pakizer8 Nintendo Switch John Ciaramella 50 Afghan & Angel Statues Rose McCormick9 Dyson Vacuum Mike Jamula 51 Wine Table with Wine Kathy Sharer10 Lawnmower Monica VanHaverbeck 52 $100 Travel Gift & Wine Cork Acc. Arielle Cicchetti11 iPad Mini Todd Camarata 53 Norwex Products Emelia Ciaramitaro12 Lottery Tickets Ed Glowniak 54 Outdoor Fun Blake Cucuro13 Apple Watch Joe Francis 55 fitbit Surge Joyce Maciasz14 Tequila, Cooler & Frozen Drink Maker Jonathan Shunn 56 Pet Supplies Gene Gazley15 Apple iPod & Bose SoundLink Helene Twardzik 57 Fairy Collectible Doll Domenica Costa16 Restaurant Gift Cards Mike Fontana 58 Girl with Bear Collectible Doll Ralph Cheney17 Golf Clubs with Bag Gary Karam 59 Wine Cart & Rack with Wine Karen Coons18 4 Disney Park Hopper Passes Nicole Mustazza 60 Girl with Bear Collectible Doll John Harder19 Gift Card Variety Brenda Srour 61 Arts and Crafts Michelle Puma20 Google Home Aida Anaya 62 Girl with Plaid Pants Doll Michael Chirco21 Bucket of Bourbon Michael Rak 63 Imaginext Toys Deni Dimitrievski22 Apple Watch Sophia Capocchia 64 Star Wars Toys Jeremy Campbell23 Amazon Echo Dave Parrott 65 Game Chair Ariel Jackson24 KitchenAid Stand Mixer Bernadette Susko 66 3650 Watt Generator Michelle Mileski25 Sewing Machine Yvonne Hernandez 67 Easter 11:30 Mass Pew & Park Mary Doran26 Gift Card Variety Arielle Cicchetti 68 Christmas 4:00 Mass Pew & Park Carol Moore27 Hero 5 GoPro Camera Diana Hilliar 69 Tom Izzo Basketball John Romanik28 fitbit Surge Jennifer Handley 70 Beach Basket Frank Kliest29 Protocol Drone Patricia Frankfort 71 Picnic Basket Rita Martin30 Werner Ladder Mary Nantais 72 Statue, Rosaries, Religious Items Audrey Wilson31 Keurig Beverage Brewer Jill Little 73 Hair Care Products Nancy Cattaneo32 Gift Card Variety Tony Valente 74 Hair Care Products Emelia Ciramitaro33 Luggage Del Wheeler 75 MSU Package Sue Kramer34 Beats Studio Wireless Jessica Rak 76 Jet's Pizza Package Philip Messana35 Detroit Tigers Tickets John Parrino 77 Birthday Package Ken Resmer36 Autographed Hockey Puck Sue Sizeland 78 Wagon of Cheer Tom Viggiano37 Gas Backpack Blower Terri Preskar 79 Basket of Goodies Lois Gentry38 Baby Basket Carol Chianese 80 Autographed Sports Photos Larry Bonomo39 Nerf Toys Gary Simmers 81 Basket of Red Wines Pat Hays40 Sandwich Maker & Air Fryer Bernie Lapinski 82 Basket of Cabernet Sauvignon Deano Loupes41 Afghan & Angel Statue Rachel Rarick 83 Budweiser Mirror & Chair Mike Nowinski42 Wreath T. Monacelli


CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MAIN RAFFLE WINNERS!

1st Prize $7,500 Bob Brady

2nd Prize $2,500 Esther DiMichele

3rd Prize $1,000 Larry Gilin

4th Prize $500 Tom Gelardi


WE PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING IN THE MILITARY

PFC Tanner Adkins Army AfghanistanWO1 Jeremy Bentley Army IraqPvt. Troy Ciaramella Army USASgt. Sean Collins MarinesSgt. Tyler Dean Army KuwaitPFC Anthony Difatta Army AfghanistanPFC Brian Domzalski MarinesPFC E3 Jeffrey Frame Army WO2 Jason Gaboury Army Capt. Wade Gaboury Air Force QatarSgt. James Galowski, Jr. Army Middle EastPFC John Gellert III Army Aaron Griffin Navy Seal AfghanistanLt. David R. Grzywacz Navy LCpl David Horton Marines AfghanistanMaj. Jeffrey Jablonski Army MichiganLCpl Logan Jabouri MarinesJ. Jackson Navy Staff Sgt. Ethan Jensen Air Force AfghanistanSgt. Edward Kujawa MarinesJason Kurpiewski Navy AfghanistanSeaBee UT2 Brian Louwers Navy Spec. Michael Manning Army AfghanistanTristan Newton Navy Courtney Osborne Navy AfghanistanPFC Matt Piotke Army IraqMC2 Jeffrey Richardson Navy AfghanistanSr. Airman Justin Santiago Air Force JordanJoel Sebastian Army Chief John C. Sbraccia Navy KuwaitSr. Airman Jeremy Spanski Air Force AfghanistanCpl. Jeremiah Stewart Army AfghanistanBrandon Vargo Marines PFC Ann Vassas Marines S. CarolinaGjelosh Vata Army

Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. And give us peace. Amen.

WE PRAY FOR THE SICK

Janis AdamsBob AgiusMary AgiusMary BadalamentiStephen BarracoVicky BerdJonathan BisdorfRita BovaJames BruinsmaSybil CampernelSilvio CaringiPauline CarusoTheresa CiaramellaRachelle ColasantiSabrina ConfortiDawn DoanGladys DorichJason DornoffBridget Enrici

Isaiah FordEric FredlundGina GoikeDonald HollandDavid JanuschJohn JarzynaAnn JenuwineLynne KlannLarry KozakGinette LabergeWilliam ManczykMarie MarcathAmanda MarlerRonald MatteiJanet McDonaldGary MichelsPatti MichelsRonald MichelsSteven Michels

Andy NicosiaMarge NizzioJohn O'MalleyCarol PawlowskiNatalie PeriniLouisa PietrowskyRobert RanuschDennis RivardDon RussellMarlene SitekBreanne TalmadgeAlbert ToccaceliAnita WagnierLena

...and for all parishioners that are ill but not on this list and their caretakers.

Unless expressly requested by the family, usually the name of the sick person will be taken off the list after three months. In the instance of an ongoing serious, critical, or terminal status that is known to us, that policy will not apply.

SPECIAL COLLECTIONSJuly 9 Vocations SupportJuly 16 Building Fund

We invite our parishioners to call the parish office to provide us with the names of men and women from our parish who are presently serving in the armed services. Let us know when our brave men and women return from harm''s way.

2017 Catholic Services Appeal (CSA)St. Isidore Church Status as of June 13Goal $181,114Amount Pledged $ 143,466Outstanding Balance $ 37,648Registered Families (start of campaign) 3,758 Pledging Families 677 Non-Responding Families 3,081


WEEKEND LITURGY SCHEDULE JULY 15 & 16, 2017

Deacons Rev. Mr. Tom Carter Rev. Mr. Bill StimpsonPastoral Minister Tony KendzierskiOperations Ron PakizerOffice Manager Debbie Rak Pastoral Associate Diane Bucko Technology & Communications Holly ShanefeltLiturgy & Music Amy RighiMusic & Creative Development Matt KushChildren’s Choir Director Claire ToupinParish Nurse Heather Herbst, RN, BSNFaith Formation Director Ann De ReyFaith Formation Coordinators Nancy Marvin Linda OsobkaYouth Minister-HS Erika DomsicYouth Minister-MS Julie RarickBookkeeper MaryAnn MayAdministrative Support Kathy Homrocky Dawn Kehoe Marilyn Lis Helen Pugh Rachel RarickMaintenance John Hilt Edward Kotulski Tony Mona

PARISH OFFICE HOURS SACRAMENTS

MASS SCHEDULE PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL

PARISH STAFFSummer Hours: July 5 - September 1, 2017Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 7:00 pmClosed for Lunch (M-Th) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pmFriday 8:30 am - 12:00 pmSaturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pmSunday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

DailyMonday - Saturday 8:00 amHoly Hour (Tuesday & Friday) 7:00 amWeekendsSaturday 4:30 pmSunday 7:30 am 9:30 am 11:30 am

Registration Forms are available on-line, at the parish office, and in the gathering space kiosks.

Baptism By arrangement with the parish officeReconciliation Saturday at 3:15 pmMarriage By arrangement with the parish office, at least six months prior.RCIA Call for schedule

Chair Michael FontanaVice Chair Todd GrzelewskiSecretary Gretchen McAleerMembers at LargeDavid Bisdorf Rita NichterRay Karam Mary SheahanRon Mattei Ascanio TerracianoJeffrey Muzyk

Bulletin Articles must be e-mailed publication-ready to [email protected] no later than 9:00 am on the preceding Monday.

18201 Twenty-Three Mile RoadMacomb Township, MI 48042-4110Phone: 586-286-1700Fax: 586-286-8753www.stisidore.churchE-Mail: [email protected]

Pastor Rev. Ronald VictorAssociate Pastor Rev. Noel Cornelio

Our Vision:

St. Isidore is a Catholic Community where all are welcome, living and spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ.

Our Mission:

Guided by the Holy Spirit, we welcome the gifts, talents and presence of our St. Isidore Catholic Community. We strive to create a nurturing environment of inspiration, faith and service for all God’s people.

LiturgicalColor

Saturday, July 154:30 PM

Sunday, July 167:30 AM



LectorsPete MorelliTim Palmer

Joe PilatRosanna Banka

Mark PaolettiAda Paoletti

Bill CiarmitaroDan Salwin

LeadEucharisticMinisters

David BisdorfKaren Bisdorf

Maryann BrohlDebbie Eckhout

Mark PaolettiAda Paoletti

Gerri KoszewskiJohn Righi

AltarServers

Jessica PalmerGianna RoodbeenNina Lucci

Jenna ClinardRiya PanickerNeyha Panicker

Joe Paoletti Rose PaolettiSophia Paoletti

Giuliana DeLuca Karen Xospa-Anaya Daniela Xospa-Anaya

MusicMinisters

Amy Righi Matt Kush Matt Kush Contemporary Ensemble


Ages 7-12 July 9, 2017 • Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30

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