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Rejoice Heavenly Powers! Sing Choirs of Angels! Exult, all creation around God’s throne!
Jesus Christ our King is Risen! Sound the Trumpet of Salvation!
St Anthony Catholic Church Temperance, Michigan Easter Sunday, April 1, 2018
Please keep in your prayers all our service men and women,
especially:
AB Aaron Ford, USAF
Kenneth Lee Ziegler, Jr., Army
Page two St. Anthony Catholic Church, Temperance
MASS SCHEDULE Key to Abbreviations:
EF - Extra-ordinary Form (Trad. Latin Mass)
OF - Ordinary Form (New Rite; Novus Ordo)
LM - Low Mass; MC - Missa Cantata (Sung)
Monday, April 2, 2018 No Mass St. Francis of Paola (1507), R., Hermit, Founder of
the Minim Friars (New, Trad.)
Tuesday, April 3, 2018
No Mass
St. Richard (1253), B., of Chichester (Hist.)
St. Irene of Thessalonica (304), V., M. (Hist.)
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
No Mass
St. Isidore of Seville (636), B., D. (New, Trad.)
Thursday, April 5, 2018 No Masses
St. Vincent Ferrer (1419), Pr., R., “Angel of the
Apocalypse”, (New, Trad.)
Bl. Juliana of Mount Cornillon (1258), V. (Hist.)
First Friday, April 6, 2018 No Morning Mass 7:00pm John Clark (OF-LM) by John & Collen Clark
St. Marcellinus of Carthage (413), M. (Hist.)
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First Saturday, April 7, 2018
9:00am Fr. Brian’s Intentions (EF-MC)
St. John Baptist de la Salle (1719), Pr., F./Bros.
Christian Schools (New)
St. Herman Joseph (1241), Pr., R. (Hist.)
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Sunday Vigil Mass 5:00pm Lon Jemaa by Jamie & Pat Jemaa (OF-MC)
April 8, 2018 2nd Sunday of Easter or Divine Mercy Sunday (New)
Low Sunday: Domenica in albis; Quasimodo Sunday (Trad.)
9:00am Terry Warns by Joan Fritsch
(OF-MC)
11:00am Jonathan Scout (OF-MC) by Carol & Jim Fuelling
12:30pm Bill Snipe by Michelle Lindsey (EF-LM)
3:00pm The People of St. Anthony (OF-MC)
St. Julie Billiart (1816), V., (Trad./some places)
Readings for the Week
Monday, April 2: Acts 2:14,22-33; Matthew 28:8-15
Tuesday, April 3: Acts 2:36-41; John 20:11-18
Wednesday, April 4: Acts 3:1-10; Luke 24:13-35
Thursday, April 5:
Acts 3:11-26; Luke 24:35-48
First Friday, April 6:
Acts 4:1-12; John 21:1-14
First Saturday, April 7:
Acts 4:13-21; Mark 16:9-15
Divine Mercy Sunday, April 8, 2018
Acts 4:32-35
1John 5:1-6
John 20:19-31
This Week’s Calendar Monday, April 2, 2018 No Mass; Offices Closed Tuesday, April 3, 2018 No Mass; Offices Closed Wednesday, April 4, 2018 No Mass; Offices Closed 6:15 - 7pm- Perpetual Help & Prayers 7:30 - 10pm - K of C - KH Meeting Room Thursday, April 5, 2018 No Masses; No Confessions; Offices Closed 7:00pm - Right to Life of Michigan Dinner
- Livonia First Friday, April 6, 2018
No Morning Mass; Offices Closed 7:00pm Mass; with Exposition and Benediction
First Saturday, April 7, 2018 9:00am - Mass 10am - 12pm - Carmelites - Padua Hall K of C Breakfast Set-up - Kenna Hall 3:30-4:30pm - Confessions 5:00pm - Sunday Vigil Mass Prayer Blankets - Narthex Divine Mercy Sunday, April 8, 2018 9:00am & 11:00am - Mass 8:30-11:30am - K of C Breakfast
- Kenna Hall 12:30pm - Mass 2-3pm - Confessions 3:00pm - Mass, followed by
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Singing the Chaplet of Divine Mercy Litany of Divine Mercy Benediction
Prayer Blankets - Narthex
The Holy Father’s Monthly Prayer Intention for April
Universal – For those who have Responsibility in Economic Matters That economists may have the courage to reject any economy of exclusion and know how to open new paths.
Visitation Monastery 1745 Parkside Blvd., Toledo Ohio
Holy Hour
Sunday, April 8 at 4:00pm
All are welcome!
Evening prayers (Vespers), the Rosary,
Homily and Benediction
The devotions are held each month on the
Sunday following the First Friday.
Parish Offices will be closed until Monday, April 9. Have a Blessed Easter!
St. Anthony Offers Congratulations
to the newest member of
our Faith:
Isabella Marie Bylicki
Daughter of
Nathan & Theresa (Liedel) Bylicki
was Baptized
Thursday, March 22, 2018
May God Bless All of You!
Easter Blessings to All! Many people come to St. Anthony
Catholic Church to worship during the Easter
Season. We are blessed to
celebrate the Resurrection of the Lord with the familiar faces of those who join
us throughout the year:
We thank God for you!
Maybe this is your first time visiting St. Anthony Catholic Church. To you we extend a heartfelt
“Hello and Welcome!”
We hope you come again to join in our worship, and if you’re interested in
joining our Parish community, we’d be happy to welcome you to our family.
Maybe you’ve been away for a while and have chosen this time to return to our
midst - to you we offer a joy-filled,
“Welcome Home”!
Upcoming Events
K of C Breakfast - April 8
Life-line Screening - April 12
St. Luke Production “Maximilian”,
April 15
Karoake & Pot Luck “Fun” Raiser
- April 14
Rummage Sale - May 2 & 3
Patty Muskat Karl Nagley
Bonnie Nolan Tim O’Brien
Tyler & Jen Oehlers Austin Oehlers Frank Parker
Angelique Quiren Veronica Rakebrand
Rachel Renn Kaye Ritzenthaler
Carol Romero Sam, Courtney & Ava
Adrian Sandelin Kim Shields Steve Smith
Kimberly Spight Ann Sommers
Mazie Sue Springer Audrey Tavares Tom Townsend
Carole VanBrandt Virginia VanKirk
Aaron Vyse Pat Webber
Judy Wertenberger Vicki White
Rebecca Williams Debbie Wisniewski
Peter Williams Kathy Young
Judy Zimmerman
Shelly Allred Dorothy Armistead
Maria Baer Sherry Bailey John Bordine Fred Borowski Tom Brannan
Toni Breininger Jack Burns
Marie Burtscher Brendan Campbell
Bob Carey Cheryl
Bonnie Cornprobst Prudy Cousino Lowell Cousino
Amy Crumm Phillip Curtis
Linda DeFalco Janie Delauter
Frank Dobberstein Larry Dusseau
Cynthia Dvorsky Scott Ferguson
Ed Fish John Fowler
Ron Frier Jim Fuelling
Marcia Gilson Ben Gotha
Mary Graham Sheila Greisinger
Justin Gyra Steve Haman
Page threeSt. Anthony Catholic Church, Temperance
Liturgical Assignments for Divine Mercy Sunday,
April 7 & 8, 2018
Mass Priest Lector Altar Servers
Saturday, 5:00pm Mass
Fr. Brian N. Holup J. & J. Jemaa
Sunday, 9:00am Mass
Fr. Brian R. Oehlers T. Dietrich; C. Oswald
Sunday, 11:00am Mass
Fr. Brian M. Lindsey S. Updike
Sunday, 12:30pm (EF-LM)
Fr. Brian -- J. Hajdu; T. Walker
Sunday, 3:00pm Mass
Fr. Rohen
M. Lindsey J. Hajdu; R. Oehlers
….Let us Pray for…. Carolyn Harper
Colson Hess Barbara Hite
Michelle Hollinger Richard Holmes II
Sharon Horkey Beth Huner
JoAnn Huntwork Bill Hurley Mary Iott
Rosemary Jacobs Joey
Frances Jones Betsy Jurrus
Judy Katafiasz Hannah Kaufman
Jim Kulwicki Martin LaVoy
Audrey Lawrence Jim Lemble
Brenda & Ron Liwo Dick MacAdams
Bob McNear Sandy Maenle Edward Malik
Tom A. McGreevy Sandy Mitchell
Robert Moeltner Rhonda Morton Steve Murzynski
ST. ANTHONY’S DIRECTORY
PASTOR
Father Brian Hurley……….734-854-1143
Rectory……...…………………734-854-1143
4605 St. Anthony Rd., Temperance, MI 48182
Fax……………………………..734-854-4622
Web site…………....stanthonytemperance.org
E-mail……...……….…[email protected]
OFFICE STAFF:
Michelle Lindsey, Parish Secretary...734-854-1143
Linda Moeltner, Business Office…734-854-8445
Padua Hall………………….….734-854-9120
Kenna Hall…………………..…734-854-9162
4635 St. Anthony Road *************************
DIRECTOR OF LITURGY & MUSIC
Eric Hite 419-266-0571 [email protected]
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Ginny Stout, RE Coordinator….734-854-1160
Email……[email protected]
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Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday 5:00pm(OF-MC)
Sunday 9am & 11am (OF-MC); 12:30pm (EF-LM)
Holy Days Check bulletin
Sacrament of Penance
Saturday 3:30-4:30pm
Thursday 6:00-6:30pm
Devotions
First Friday 7:00pm Mass
First Saturday 9:00am Mass
O. L. of Perpetual Help - Wednesday @ 6:15pm
Prayer Blankets
Sandy Maenle……………………….847-7813
Prayer Chain
Miriam Dressel……………..…..734-888-1192
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Our Sacramental Policy Six-month Parish registration and
participation are required for Baptism,
Confirmation and Marriage.
Baptisms: Arrangements must be made in
advance and parents must attend a baptism
class. The Church requires that at least one of
the parents be a practicing Catholic, and the
Godparents must be active, practicing, fully
initiated Catholics at least 16 years of age. If
two Godparents: must be 1 male & 1 female; if
one Godparent: may be male or female.
Marriage: Arrangements must be made at
least nine months in advance. Please call the
rectory office. Officiate at the ceremony must
be St. Anthony Parish Pastor or a family
member.
Funerals: Officiate must be St. Anthony
Parish Pastor or a family member.
Please note: The services of the Parish
Organist are used for all sacramental liturgies.
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick:
Thursday, 6:30pm; call the Rectory to register;
or by appointment.
The Novena of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy began on Good Friday; please feel free to come to the Chapel each day this week at 3:00pm if you would like to continue the Novena there. The Novena concludes on Saturday, April 7. Next week, April 8 is Divine Mercy Sunday. There will be a priest in the
Confessional from 2:00pm until 3:00pm. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will begin at 3:00pm; and will be followed by Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, singing of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Litany of Divine Mercy and Benediction. All are invited to attend. (The 3:00pm Mass fulfills the Sunday obligation to attend Mass.)
Jesus, I trust in You!
Fr. Brian’s Blarney Happy Easter
May the Blessings of Almighty God
be with you this Easter. Lent seemed
to fly by and Easter is now upon us. I
hope you will be able to enjoy the
Easter Season and rejoice that the
Good Lord Jesus has risen from the
dead.
It is fitting that Easter falls on April
Fool’s Day, in so far as Jesus in a
sense “out foxed” the enemy. What
was thought of as a great failure by
the world, became the ultimate bait
and switch. Jesus trades places with
us in order to reclaim us from the
Devil for God the Father. We have
been purchased by the Blood of the
Lamb.
Parish “Fun” Raiser
There were about 45 in attendance
on Sunday, March 25th for the last
“Fun” Raiser. There were over 60
that had called in to attend, but things
must have come up to interfere with
the day. The weather has not helped
things. I am also wondering if the
term “Fun” Raiser is scaring people
off, because it sounds too close to
“Fund” Raiser. A friend from my
deaconate assignment and even my
mom asked me how the “fund” raiser
went. I had to correct them. Sorry if
this scared you off. The purpose is to
add social events and family friendly
events to the parish to help others to
socialize and meet new parishioners or
even long-term parishioners that have
not been able to attend other events.
Well… the 45ish that were in
attendance witness a wonderful
concert given by the McCutchen
Sisters (and their dad). I knew they
were going to be good, but they
shattered my expectations. They were
probably the best live local act that I
have seen (no offense to Randy Sehl
and Temperance Tonic). It probably
helps that the sisters can harmonize
and blend well due to good genetics
and long hours of practice. They did a
number of cover tunes, as well as,
their own originals that tend to be
based upon literature, especially
Tolkein’s Lord of the Rings Trilogy
and Hobbit Lore. They were so good,
I would like to try to have them back
this Spring and tie it in with a bonfire
or something to open the event to
other parishes and youth/young adult
groups.
Robert Maenle prepared ham with
pineapple chunks and others brought
sides, snacks, and deserts. I like ham
on occasion, but this ham was
fantastic. There were enough
leftovers that a number of us men
grabbed ham to go so that we could
have ham and eggs for breakfast. I
am getting hungry thinking about it.
Next Parish “Fun” Raiser
The next “Fun” Raiser will be
Saturday, April 14th in Kenna Hall.
Joel Zmuda and Eric Hite will be
doing a big band type of show. I
snuck down to the Sylvania American
Legion Post to see Joel sing with
Swing Mania at the Open Dance
Party. They played a number of big
band and swing tunes. Joel was
crooning away to some Dean Martin
and Frank Sinatra. It was a great time
listening to Joel and the band and
watching the swing dancers practice
their moves.
Leonardo
Please save the date for Leonardo’s
performance of St. Maximilian
Kolbe on Sunday, April 15th at
7:30pm in the parish church. Please
pass the word and invite neighbors
and friends. The performance is
hosted by the generosity of St.
Anthony parish. There is not a cost
for admittance, but a free will offering
will be taken. For those discouraged
by movie ticket prices, this will be a
great relief to them.
St. Maximilian was a Conventual
Franciscan in Poland, who had a great
devotion to the Blessed Mother. He
also used the social media of the time
to print numerous magazines and
other publications promoting the
Blessed Mother and the Militia
Immaculata, which was Mary’s
Militia of prayer warriors, to spread
the devotion to the Immaculate Heart
of Mary.
Chant and Tradition
While watching Joel Zmuda and
Swing Mania, I bumped into Pastor
Mark Gibbs from St. Michael
Lutheran Church on Whiteford
Center. He was there dancing with
his wife to the swing music. He
seemed to be having a good time
dancing and socializing. I had asked
Joel, who he was because I
recognized him, as well as a few other
people. Joel offered to introduce me,
but I had met him shortly after I had
arrived. It has been a few years since
I have seen him though, so it was nice
to run into him at a fun event.
Now knowing that it was Pastor
Gibbs, Joel and I went up to him to
say hello. I think he was as surprised
to see me there as I was of him. I
introduced Joel as my parishioner and
that he sings in the St. Anthony Choir.
Pastor Gibbs complimented Joel on
his singing and then asked if Joel
would be willing to teach him to sing
a few big band songs. Pastor Gibbs
mentioned that he chanted their
Liturgy and even led his choir if the
choir director was not available. He
was hoping to be able to sing a song
or two with the band. Joel said that
he would be happy to do that.
I asked him what kind of chant that
he did and it sounded like it was from
the German Lutheran Liturgy. It
sounded like it was pretty simple
chant. Then, Pastor Gibbs commented
on how blessed we were to have not
only the type of chant, but the
selection and amount, in the Catholic
Liturgy. I mentioned that I finally
learned to offer the Old Rite in Latin
and even sing it, with help from
different computer apps and
downloads. He thought that was
awesome. I invited him to come
some time when we have Sung Mass
in Latin. He seemed interested.
It was interesting to hear that the
Lutherans still have some chant (I
didn’t ask if it was in German, Latin,
or English) that is being used. It was
also refreshing to hear someone from
a n o t h e r d e n o mi n a t io n , wh o
appreciates chant and beautiful music
May God Be Blessed!!
Our Prayer List is a beautiful way
to ask for prayers for family, friends,
loved ones and acquaintances. Anyone
may be included on our list. Call the
Parish Office to include a name; please
let us know also when a name can be
removed.
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church Temperance, Michigan
PRAYER FOR THE RETURN OF NON-PRACTICING CATHOLICS
Good Shepherd, You never cease to seek out the lost, to call home the stray, to comfort the frightened, and to bind up the wounded.
I ask You to bring the people I hold in my heart back to the practice of the Faith, and to remove all obstacles that prevent them from receiving Your abundant mercy,
which flows sacramentally through the heart of Your holy Church.
Through the intercession of Mary, the Mother of God, their Guardian Angels, their Patron Saints, and the ever-prayerful St. Monica, may You pardon their sins and
unshackle them from whatever hinders their freedom to come Home. For You, O Good Shepherd, have loved us to the end and offered Yourself to the
Father for the salvation of all. Amen.
Prayers for the return of a non-practicing Catholic also should be accompanied by sacrificial and private acts of fasting, and almsgiving in their name.
Parish Census - 2017/18 In the fall, the Parish began the work
of updating the Parish data base through
a Parish-wide Census. Membership
forms were included in the bulletins, as
well as made available on the table in the
Narthex. As of Friday, March 2, we’ve
received back 94 current membership
forms.
In the next few weeks, we’ll begin the
2nd phase of completing our Census:
we’ll be mailing forms to anyone who
has not yet responded. Please take a few
moments to fill out the form and return
to the Parish Office by the end of April.
Forms may be returned in the Sunday
collection, dropped off in the Parish
Office, or mailed in.
Our last census was conducted in 2012.
We conduct a Census every 5 year to not
only update our records but to give all
parishioners the opportunity to share
their special talents for the good of
everyone in our Parish. Maintaining
reliable, accurate records is an essential
part of knowing our parishioners and
provides us with the information we
need to develop and offer programs that
meet your spiritual needs.
Any questions, please call
Michelle in the Parish Office
734-854-1143.
K of C Breakfast Buffet NEXT SUNDAY April 8, 2018
8:30am -11:30am
in Kenna Hall
ALL ARE WELCOME!!
St. Anthony of Padua, Our Patron and Intercessor,
Pray for Us.
Life Line Screening, a leading provider of
community-based preventive health screenings, will
offer their affordable, non-invasive and painless
health screenings at St. Anthony's Catholic Church - Hall on April 12, 2018.
Five screenings will be offered that scan for potential health problems related to:
blocked arteries which is a leading cause of stroke; abdominal aortic aneurysms which
can lead to a ruptured aorta; hardening of the arteries in the legs which is a strong
predictor of heart disease; atrial fibrillation or irregular heart beat which is closely tied to
stroke risk; and a bone density screening, for men and women, used to assess the risk of
osteoporosis. Register for a Wellness Package which includes 4 vascular tests and
osteoporosis screening from $149 ($139 with our member discount). All five screenings
take 60-90 minutes to complete. In order to register for this event and to receive a
$10 discount off any package priced above $129, please call 1-888-653-6441 or visit
www.lifelinescreening.com/communitycircle or text the word circle to 797979
Upcoming Events St. Anthony Parish Karaoke /Big
Band Family Friendly “Fun “Raiser, April 14 in Kenna Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm; bring a dish to pass. Please call the Parish Office to let us know you’re coming.
St. Luke Production of “Maximilian: Saint of Auschwitz”, April 15 at 7:30pm in the Church (see the flier in today’s bulletin)
Would you be willing to be an extra
set of eyes and ears for Fr. Brian at one
of our weekend Masses? St. Anthony
Parish would like to initiate a new
program called the
Parish Presence Program. All adults are invited to participate in
becoming an active parish member.
What a great way to meet your fellow
parishioners!!
Full details can be found on the
bulletin insert.
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
The Offertory Story March 25, 2018
# Env. assigned: 289; # Env. used: 121
Envelope total $ 4,189.38 Loose: $ 440.00 Children’s Envelopes: $ .19 Total $ 4,629.57 Weekly Budget amount..$ 5,250.00 +Over/-Under Budget $ -620.43 Year To Date +- $ +2,061.06
Other: Candles 48.09 CD’s 10.00 Easter Flowers 20.00 Easter Food Baskets 120.00 Lamb Dinner 50.00 Masses 50.00 St. Augustine Rental 1,200.00 Total for Other: 1,498.09
Traveling Vocation Chalice April 1 The Browns April 8 Paul Bazydlo April 15 The Okraglewski Family April 22 **Host Family Needed
Parish Presence Program Purpose: To be the eyes and ears of the priest before, during and after the Mass, relieving him of any concerns or anxieties for his parish family.
Responsibility: Be present in the Narthex ½ hr. prior to the beginning of Mass to welcome arriving parishioners and be available to answer questions of any newcomers. Once the Mass begins, be able to view any activity that occurs in the Narthex area for the duration of the Mass. You can sit in the front pew on Mary’s side and still have a view of the Narthex activities.
Start-Stop times: Arrive in the Narthex at least 30 minutes prior to the start of Mass and be available thru the completion of liturgical activities in church.
Program-Membership: Open to any parishioner aged 18 and over. Volunteer solicitation will occur thru announcements in the parish bulletin.
Scheduling: Will be on a weekly/monthly basis. (still undetermined). Volunteers will be asked to choose their preferred Mass times.
Resources: A St. Anthony information booklet will be available for reference and distribution. A lanyard identifying the member as a ‘PORTER’ will be available to wear when ‘on duty’. Please return lanyard to storage area after your ‘shift’.
Main Entrance presence: We would like to have the same coverage at the main entrance as at the Narthex entrance. The ushers on duty could serve as a backup or additional resource should any be needed. Preferred seating for the main entrance would be in one of the rear pews near the center. The same resources will also be available in this area.
Program management: The scheduling of members for each Mass will be overseen by the Fr. John A Kenna Knights of Columbus Council.
IMPORTANT NOTES: We are NOT a police force! We are NOT a security force! We assume no responsibility for the welfare or safety of people attending church activities. We want to be a warm and welcoming presence to all who join us in worshipping the Lord. We do what we can as ordinary civilians to be the eyes and ears of our parish and our priest.
Any additional suggestions or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Please contact Ron Dressel @ (734) 856-2331
Would you be willing to be an extra set of eyes and ears for Fr. Brian at one of our weekend Masses?
We would like to initiate a new program here called the Parish Presence Program. All adults are invited to participate in becoming an active parish member.
What a great way to meet your fellow parishioners!!
Please sign me up for the month of ________________
I will be one of the Porters for the _________________ Mass (Saturday: 5pm; Sunday: 9am, 11am or 12:30pm)
My name is _______________________________________________
Phone number ____________________________________________
Knightly News
April 2018
Dedicated to keeping you informed on the activities of the Fr. John A. Kenna Knights of Columbus Council 11430
During recent drive-arounds lately, I have noticed a lot of yard and house decorations depicting Easter bunnies and large
decorated eggs. Eggs represent new life, so I understood their significance, but the idea of a rabbit didn’t make much sense
so I ‘Googled’ the reason for the hare. It appears that the Germans brought the idea of an egg-laying hare to the US in the
1700s. Kids made nests where the eggs could be laid. I would rather see the true meaning of Easter be blazoned across our
yards but not sure how that could be done. Unlike Christmas time, where we could display a nativity scene, I am not so sure
I want to see an inflatable cross in our yards. In retrospect, I am glad we don’t see that as it could be used to mock the great
sacrifice our loving Lord made in providing each of us a path to salvation. Let us use those yard decorations as a reminder
what Easter means to us, the possibility of a new life with the Lord!! We can then have a truly joyous Easter season!
March was a busy time for our Council. Good weather helped bring folks out to the Breakfast Buffet as it was very well
attended. Harry Hahn had his name drawn in the attendance game at the March meeting. He was not eligible, so the
pot continues to grow. We had 4 members receive their full knighthood in the 3rd degree on March 17th. Pictured below
are Dave Thoma, Doug Vandergrift, Michael Holup and Eric Hite surrounded by fellow Knights who
were there to support their brothers. Congratulations also to Michael and Cheryl Scott and their crew for being
named Family of the Month for March. Pictured below is the Scott family along with Grand Knight
Michael Briskey. Don’t forget to check out the new kiosk in the Narthex. There are 15 new pamphlets there that are free. These were put
together by the K-C Catholic-Information-Services department of the Knights. There are some very good articles covered
so give them a look-over. Help yourself.
If you are a K-C member, why not come to the April meeting and try your luck by signing up for the game. You
COULD be the next winner.
Why not join with your brother Knights? We meet every 1st Wednesday at 7:30 PM in Kenna Hall. We invite all
men 18 yrs. or older who are practical Catholics to join a great bunch of guys. Just mention your interest to any of our
officers or give me a call.
Ron Dressel, Past Grand Knight (734-856-2331)