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W h a t ’ s H a p p e n i n g H e r e
Greetings in Christ and Happy New
Year!! Last weekend, we learned
that over the last couple days most
of the retired priests in our area
have tested positive for Covid. We
ask that you pray for these priests,
that they will remain healthy.�
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We also ask for your patience: our
entire region is dependent on these
priests to help us with Mass cover-
age and, as a result, you may find
at different parishes in our area, that
when you show up for Mass, it’s a communion service. We
obviously hope to avoid this, but it may be impossible to
avoid.�
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This is also a reminder of the importance of wearing
masks and sanitizing our hands as an act of love and
charity for the community.�
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I would like to give a big thank you to the Knights of Co-
lumbus for their participation in leading the Consecration
Prayer at Masses last weekend!�
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This year we invite you to join us in the tradition of
“chalking the door” to celebrate the Epiphany. The Epipha-
ny marks the arrival of the magi to the place where Jesus
was born and the end of Christmas. We will be providing
you with the prayer and blessed chalk to participate at
your home as you leave Mass this weekend. Since the
chalk is blessed, any unused portion should be buried to
be disposed of properly. �
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In closing, please, please pray for our priests health and
help us by being patient and understanding!�
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
Celebrate the first American�born saint! St. Elizabeth Ann
Seton was born in New York City in the late 1700s and
raised Episcopalian. She married William Seton. Together
they had five children. He fell ill, and the family moved to
Italy for his health. While there, Elizabeth discovered Ca-
tholicism. Her husband eventually
passed away, but God had more plans
for the Seton family. Elizabeth felt a
further stirring in her heart. She
opened a school for girls in 1808. The
calling grew. Within a year, Elizabeth
had founded the Sisters of Charity, the
first community for religious women
established in the United States. Their
work established the first Catholic
school system in the country. On her
feast day this January 4th, pray for our
teachers and students!�
A Cup of Joe
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Stewardship & Worship
Receive God’s gifts gratefully - Cherish & tend to them responsibly -
Share them in justice & love - Return them to God
Holiday Office Closing
The parish office is closed Thursday, December 24th, and
reopens Monday, January 4th. In case of emergency
(ONLY if there is danger of death), please call (810) 356�
3187. For all other calls, please leave a message on the
parish office phone (810�694�4891).�
Christmas Flowers�
In Loving Memory of:�
John Allen, and Allen and Leblanc families by Jim Allen�
Jack Coletti by Davis & Edmonds family�
Bob & Caroline Davis by Davis & Edmonds family�
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Thanks to all of you who remembered your loved ones
with the special gift of altar flowers. Those listed are in our
prayers as we enjoy the beauty of our church at Christ-
mastime, thanking God for His Son, Jesus, and for the
lives of the people being remembered. Additional below:�
Altar Flowers
Sometimes people
choose to remember a
loved one who is de-
ceased or to honor a spe-
cial occasion by donating
flowers for the altar. We
order from our regular florist so that the arrangements are
a standard size and match the décor of the season. The
cost is $40. Currently the January 9/10, 16/17, 30/31, Feb-
ruary 6/7, 13/14, March 13/14 weekends are open for
Altar Flowers.�
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If you would like to remember your loved ones in this spe-
cial way and help make our church beautiful, please call
Theresa in the parish office, 694�4891, ext. 2211.��
Stewardship of Treasure
December 26th and 27th
No report available due to early bulletin deadline.
Recipient of 5% tithing on Others First weekend: �
Family Promise of Genesee County provides services
to families during temporary periods of homelessness,
keeping them together in a time of crisis while assisting
them in achieving sustainable independence. ��
“Others First” is This Weekend
We depend on your generosity to stock
our St. Joseph Food Pantry and Clothes
Closet. If you forgot to bring your food
items to Mass this weekend, you can still
bring them in any other weekend or you
may drop them off during the week at Out-
reach (the white building north of the
church) Monday � Friday 10:00 a.m. � 2:00 p.m. Thanks!�
Eucharistic Adoration
We are in need of a few scheduled adorers during Eucha-
ristic Adoration in the new church. Please call the office if
interested or email Jamie Rodriguez,��
Everyday Stewardship
Recognize God in Your Ordinary�
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Wise Men See God in the Simple Things�
If you’re on social media, you have probably seen a meme
going around that features this quote: “God has a plan for
your life. The enemy has a plan for your life. Be ready for
both. Just be wise enough to know which one to battle and
which one to embrace.”�
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There were certainly two competing plans for the Magi:
God’s and Herod’s. And, wise as they supposedly were, it
wasn’t entirely easy for the Magi to discern which was
which. �
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After all, Herod posed as a friend. He offered the Magi
hospitality and kindness. Though the Gospel doesn’t say
so, he probably flattered them and appealed to every mor-
al weakness he could observe in them. In his palace, they
must have felt great physical comfort � rest and tables of
plenty on what was an otherwise long and treacherous
journey.�
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But if the Magi were honest with themselves, I’ll bet they
would have admitted that, regardless of Herod’s charm,
they felt a gnawing sense of doubt while in his presence.
When they looked upon the Christ Child, born in a stable
without any of the comforts of the world or protections of
wealth, they probably felt the opposite. They probably felt
safe. �
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The Magi were lucky enough to have the right plan spelled
out for them in a dream, but for the rest of us, it’s enough
to remember this: God’s plan is often the one that leads us
to places of great simplicity, great humility and great love.
Let’s have the wisdom to view power with suspicion, and
innocence with admiration.�
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� Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS�
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Holy Family School FAITH FORMATION . . . ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
Be a part of our Holy FAMILY!�
Contact Lisa Harvey at 810�694�9072, ext. 0�
www.hfsgb.org �
Visit hfsgb.org�
Under the admissions tab and click
on scholarships & tuition assistance�
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Due March 1, 2021�
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in the school office or scan and �
email to [email protected]�
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Mass Intentions January 4 - 10
We are welcoming back our Liturgical Ministers. If you
would like to resume your ministry here at the church,
please contact Volunteer Coordinator, Jamie Rodriguez, at
the Parish Office (810) 694�4891 / [email protected].�
We also welcome all new volunteers at this time. �
Holy Family Happenings
Stay tuned, our calendar will be full again soon. �
Liturgical Ministry - January 9/10
The Baptism of the Lord
(schedule may not reflect recent changes)
Mass intentions continue to be posted in our parish bulle-
tin which can be viewed on our website hfgb.org. If you
wish to schedule a Mass intention or for any questions on
rescheduled intentions, you can email Theresa Dyer at
4:00 PM Saturday � Fr. Le�
Lectors: Kathy Swiantek, Darlene McKone�
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist:�
Anna Przyjazny� Kathy Stewart� Sandy Sprague�
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8:00 AM Sunday � Fr. Joe Krupp�
Lectors: Jane Avereyn, Kim Dinger�
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist:�
David Roberts II� Paul Throesch� Mary Throesch�
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10:00 AM Sunday � Fr. Joe Krupp�
Lectors: Deb Hawley, Debbie Hux�
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist:�
Rob Toth� Vicky Tomaszycki� Doug Benchley�
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12:00 PM Sunday � Fr. Le�
Lectors: Mark Dyer, Thomas Hasselbach�
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist:�
Karen Allen� Cheryl Gelisse� Bill Harris�
55 & Over Club
A toast for the New Year � For all the new
beginnings to come, for all of us. And finally
let us be thankful for all the good things our
Lord has in store for us. One day at a time.�
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Stay healthy � stay happy � stay safe!�
Welcome to our
newest member
who joined us
through the
Sacrament of
Baptism.�
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Baptized on December 19, 2020�
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Orin Scott Wade, son of Brandon and Bonnie Wade�
Weekly Readings - January 3 - 10
Sunday: Is 60:1�6/Ps 72:1�2, 7�8, 10�11, 12�13 [cf. 11]/
Eph 3:2�3a, 5�6/Mt 2:1�12�
Monday: 1 Jn 3:22�4:6/Ps 2:7bc�8, 10�12a [8ab]/Mt 4:12
�17, 23�25�
Tuesday: 1 Jn 4:7�10/Ps 72:1�2, 3�4, 7�8 [cf. 11]/Mk 6:34�
44�
Wednesday: 1 Jn 4:11�18/Ps 72:1�2, 10, 12�13 [cf. 11]/
Mk 6:45�52�
Thursday: 1 Jn 4:19�5:4/Ps 72:1�2, 14 and 15bc, 17 [cf.
11]/Lk 4:14�22a�
Friday: 1 Jn 5:5�13/Ps 147:12�13, 14�15, 19�20 [12a]/Lk
5:12�16�
Saturday: 1 Jn 5:14�21/Ps 149:1�2, 3�4, 5 and 6a and 9b
[cf. 4a]/Jn 3:22�30�
Next Sunday: Is 42:1�4, 6�7/Ps 29:1�2, 3�4, 3, 9�10 [11b]�
Acts 10:34�38/Mk 1:7�11 or Is 55:1�11/Is 12:2�3, 4bcd, 5�6�
[3)]/1 Jn 5:1�9/Mk 1:7�11�
Monday, January 4�
8:00 AM Fr. Paul Cummings by� Holy Family Parish�
Tuesday, January 5�
8:00 AM Elizabeth Hamady by David and Sam Abu�
� Shakra�
Wednesday, January 6�
8:00 AM Shirley O'Rourke (Living) by Sandy Sprague�
Thursday, January 7�
8:00 AM Maria Gabriele�by Holy Family Faculty and Staff�
Friday, January 8�
8:00 AM Marion Palmer�by Theresa and Mark Dyer�
Saturday, January 9�
8:00 AM Paul and Jean Wilcenski by George and Lisa
� Kanyuh Family�
4:00 PM Lawrence & Irene Nolde by Fred & Peggy Nolde�
Sunday, January 10�
8:00 AM James Romprey by Peter and Linda Daunt�
10:00 AM All Holy Family Parishioners� � �
12:00 PM Art Puzycki by Hasselbach Family�
Need Help with Medicare?
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Sponsored by St. Thomas Aquinas Senior Ministry�
Medicare Specialist and Multi Licensed Agent�
Will answer all Medicare questions and can help you with
a supplement or drug plan. Not employed by CMS.�
Independent Agent�
Has helped many people across the diocese.�
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Please pray for the following Holy Family �
parishioners who died on these dates:�
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January 3�
David Egan, Bruce Wood, George H. Lanham, Lucille
Jozwiak �
January 4�
Eugenie Hughes, Lloyd Racine �
January 5�
Chloe Somers, Dorothy Keyes, Arline Pearson, Mary
Tremblay�
January 6�
Virginia M. Guerin, Albert Blackman, Jack Darwin Miles,
James Walter Blackmon, Joseph S. Kulik, Frederick Cole,
Genevieve Wisniewski �
January 7�
Margaret Gainey, Frank M. Clune, Mary Bissonnette, Ter-
ence Doherty, Dolores Hajek �
January 8�
Michael Kennett, Herbert Bader, Lynn Mellott �
January 9� �
Geneva (Gail) Cavanaugh, William McCarthy, John “Jack”
Dillon�
P a r i s h P r a y e r s a n d m o r e
Prayer Intention of Pope Francis
for January�
Intention for Evangelization � Human fraternity May
the Lord give us the grace to live in full fellowship with our
brothers and sisters of other religions, praying for one an-
other, open to all.�
Please Pray for Our Ill and Their
Caregivers
Dear God,�
We place our worries into your hands. We place our sick
under your care and humbly ask that you restore your
servants to health once more…Agnes Adkisson, Kenneth
Adkisson, Dan Bullard, Janet Carriere, Tony Conklin, Cle-
tus Emmendorfer, Cameron Fox, Susan Geisler, Gay Ge-
lisse, Barbara Greene, Lawrence Jozwiak, Connie Lesley,
Kate Londrigan, Barbara McKay, Mark Merrill, Daniel Or-
gan, Arlen Oren, Sheila Peltier, Janet Prosniewski, Miriam
Rogers, Emmah Sanetha, Sam Smiley, Fred Sterning,
Chris Stohlman, Jeannine Wolford, Irene Waier, and Mike
Zelley.�
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To add or remove someone from our prayer list, we need
the person or an immediate family member to call the �
parish office (810) 694�4891 or e�mail the name to us at: �
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We will keep the names on the list for three months and
then remove them unless we are notified, but you are �
welcome to re�submit names. We want to help our ill and
their caregivers with prayer.�
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January 2021�
Apostolate of Prayer for Priests… Lansing�
Prayerfully Prepared for You by the Sisters of the Community of the Resurrection, Cason, Maine�
Jan. 1 Our Holy Father�
Jan. 2 Rev. David Harvey / Rev. Robert Kolenski�
Jan. 3 Bishop Earl A. Boyea�
Jan. 4 Rev. Karl Pung / Rev. Richard Kropf�
Jan. 5 Rev. Richard Eberle / Rev. Brendan Walsh�
Jan. 6 Rev. David Hannes / Rev. Anthony Smela�
Jan. 7 Rev. Miguel Arrieta / Rev. Timothy Krzyzaniak�
Jan. 8 All Priests�
Jan. 9 Rev. Eduardo Lorenzo / Rev. Joseph Tran�
Jan. 10 Bishop Carl Mengeling�
Jan. 11 Rev. Alan Wakefield / Rev. William Wegher�
Jan. 12 Rev. Thomas Helfrich / Rev. Robert Roggenbuck�
Jan. 13 Rev. Mark Rutherford / Rev. Eric Weber�
Jan. 14 Msgr. Robert Lunsford / Rev. Steven Anderson�
Jan. 15 Rev. Vincent Richardson / Rev. Kusitino Cobona�
Jan. 16 Rev. Thomas Butler / Rev. Paul Cummings�
Jan. 17 Msgr. Bernard Reilly / Rev. John Byers�
Jan. 18 Rev. John Whitlock / Rev. William Ashbaugh�
Jan. 19 Rev. James Graham / Rev. Mark Inglot�
Jan. 20 Rev. Steven Makranyi / Rev. Enzo Addari�
Jan. 21 Rev. Gordon Reigle / Rev. Timothy Nelson�
Jan. 22 Rev. Daniel Wheeler / Rev. Timothy Dombrowski�
Jan. 23 Rev. Bennett Constantine / Rev. Francis Murray�
Jan. 24 Rev. Dennis Howard / Rev. Joseph Rinaldo�
Jan. 25 Rev. Francis George / Rev. Paul Donnelly�
Jan. 26 Rev. Phillip Schweda / Rev. Joseph Kim�
Jan. 27 Rev. Kenneth Coughlin / Rev. Aaron Michka�
Jan. 28 Rev. Patrick Egan / Fr. Joseph Krupp�
Jan. 29 Rev. Prabhu Lakra / Rev. David Fons�
Jan. 30 Rev. James McDougall / Rev. Denis Spitzley�
Jan. 31 Rev. William Koenigsknecht / Rev. Raymond �
Urbanek�
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P a r i s h D i r e c t o r y
Parish Office…………………….. 694�4891�
Our parish office is closed, except by appointment.
Voicemail and email is checked periodically.�
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Pastor, Fr. Joseph Krupp�
Parochial Vicar, Fr. Leronio Vodivodi �
Deacon, Dennis Pennell�
Director of Evangelization, Deacon Dan Medich…� �
Business Manager, Kevin Neugent . [email protected]�
Music Director, Dr. B. Simon Lee….
Associate Music Director, Dr. Sia Lee …………………….
Accountant, Aimee Wolven ..……...…[email protected]
Administrative Assistant, Theresa Dyer. [email protected]
Bulletin Editor, Linda Doyle .…………[email protected]
Communications, Nicole Urbanik …. [email protected]
Facilities & Events, Carrie Pilarski …[email protected]
Ill & Bereaved, Nancy Repuyan……[email protected]
Religious Education, Katie Church…[email protected]�
Volunteer Coordinator, Jamie Rodriguez…
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Social Outreach Ministry………..771�7279�
Brian Holyfield�
Monday � Friday 10 a.m. � 2 p.m. �
Clients seeking help may not come in the building, but
just knock and we will work with you and bring the food
out to you. You do need to bring a photo I.D. �
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Holy Family School�
Principal, Theresa Purcell ………...... [email protected]�
Administrative Assistant, Lisa [email protected]�
Secretary, Chasity Campbell…… [email protected] �
School Receptionist, Shelley Corcoran………………...
Dir. Adv./Alumni Relations, Ann Yochim Tabereaux …
Teacher Associate, Sr. Sharon Hektor…………………..
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Emergency Phone……….....(810) 356�3187�
ONLY if there is danger of death. For all other calls,
please leave a message on the parish office phone.�
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11804 S. Saginaw Street, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 �
810�694�4891�
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Mass Schedule�
Saturday Vigil: 4 p.m.�
Sunday: 8 a.m., 10 a.m. (LIVE), 12 p.m.�
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Monday � Saturday: 8 a.m. (LIVE)�
(Playback available on YouTube)�
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Are there still restrictions? �
�� Masks are encouraged. �
�� Singing is still not encouraged �
�� Bathroom use is discouraged �
�� If possible, please bring your own cleaning wipes �
�� Holy Communion cannot be taken to the homebound �
�� If you receive the Eucharist on the tongue, please
kneel, raise your chin for the priest. �
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Will I still be able to watch Mass at home? �
Yes! We will continue to livestream our 8 am Masses
Monday � Saturday and our 10 am Mass on Sunday. Our
Bishop has extended the dispensation through Tuesday,
February 16th. Elderly, people who are ill or have health
issues, and children under seven years old are asked to
not attend Mass. �
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What about confessions? �
Saturdays after Mass 8:30 a.m. � 9:30 a.m. in the church�
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Quarantine Catechesis�
Wednesday � Friday: 12 p.m.�
Live on Fr. Joe’s Facebook page�
(Playback available on YouTube)�
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Eucharistic Adoration �
Tuesdays (3 � 7 p.m.) & Fridays (12 to 4 p.m.)�
�� One�hour time limit �
�� Masks strongly encouraged �
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Vocations � If you are interested in the priesthood,
please contact Fr. Joe. If you are interested in the
permanent Diaconate, please contact Dcn. Dan Medich.�
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Prayers & Devotions�
Word Among Us is currently available for free on
their website: https://wau.org/meditations.�
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