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“Some SeedS

FELL AMONG

THORNS, AND

THE THORNS

GREW UP AND

choked it.”

All Saints Catholic Parish Page 2 Alpena, Michigan

From Fr. Joe

On this 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time we hear the

parable of a seed sower who apparently spreads

the seeds with reckless abandon. Why do I say

reckless? Well, some of those seeds fell in areas

that are very unproductive. We may look at such

a sower as being careless, inefficient, or lazy and

just trying to get rid of the seed so he can be

done with his work. But if we see the sower as

God, it tells us something else. What is that? That

God is so very generous, and his generosity

reaches us no matter where we are — on the

path, rocky ground, among thorns, or rich soil.

And, wherever God’s seeds (word) is received, it

yields a miraculously bountiful return.

To be sure, God’s word is sown when the Holy

Scriptures are proclaimed at Mass and other

liturgies. But it is also sown in some other and

unpredictable places and ways. God’s word is

sown when the day’s joys and challenges are

shared at the family dinner table. God’s word is

sown when expressions of endearment are

extended, when understanding and forgiveness

is communicated, in speaking words of

encouragement, in challenging injustices. In all

these ways – through us – God’s word achieves

the end for which it was sent.

However, because God’s word challenges us

to conform ourselves more perfectly to His will –

and not our own – we often close our ears to

hearing it (hard, rocky ground) which limits our

living it out. Yes, there is resistance to God’s

word, resistance God overcome with His grace,

but we must cooperate with it – God never

forces himself on us. Still, God sows the seed

(word) lavishly and with abandon. God’s desire

that the Divine Word be heard and lived (i.e.

bears fruit) is so great that God is willing to

“waste” ¾ of it in order that at least ¼ be heard

and evoke a response from us. Now, our job is to

take up God’s word and keep sowing it. We are

to scatter God’s word with abandon and with

hope. And even if only a small portion of what

we sow lands on soil willing to receive it, God

nonetheless assures an abundant harvest.

Many of us primarily hear God’s word – Holy

Scripture – when it is proclaimed during the

Liturgy of the Word at Mass on Sundays. It really

is naïve of us to think that we can go to Mass

‘cold’ (i.e. without having prepared to hear the

Readings) and be attuned enough to God’s

word to remember the message well enough to

live it. Though not the fault of Mass (with the

Liturgy of the Word taking place relatively near

Mass Intentions & More Fr. Joe & Fr. Scott will both be celebrating Mass daily

(without a congregation).

The following are the scheduled intentions for this week.

Monday, July 13 .............................................††Hank & Christine Maj

Tuesday, July 14 ........................................... ††Roy & Katherine Wilds Wednesday, July 15 ................................. ††Janet DeLorge & Paul King Thursday, July 16 ................................................ ††Gerald & Louis Lay

Friday, July 17 ....................................................... †Dan McDougall

July 18/19 Weekend Masses

............................. Living & Deceased of the Parish

............................................... ††John & Mark Quast

................................ ††Mary R. & Edward E. Seguin

……………………...……………….….††Bob Pilarski

*The Mass intention that was scheduled for Sunday, July 19,

††Gerald & Louis Lay, has been moved to Thursday, July 16.

The reason for this is we no longer have five Masses each

weekend, for the time being.

**Our weekend Mass schedule is subject to change weekly based

on the availability of volunteers.

***Weekday Masses are celebrated and honored privately, but

are now livestreamed via our YouTube channel and on Facebook.

Date of Adoration Ending Early Due to a scheduled funeral Mass, Adoration will end

at 1:30 pm (instead of 2:00 pm) on Friday, July 10.

2021 Mass Book Opens for Intentions

Reminder: our 2021 Mass Book is open to schedule intentions.

What 2021 Masses will look like in terms of social distancing, is anyone’s

guess. For this reason, we will only be scheduling two intentions for

Sunday Masses and we will not assign them to any particular time.

Reminder: at this time, weekday Masses are still being honored, but

celebrated privately by our priests.

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

Fifteenth Sunday—Ordinary Time Page 3 July 12, 2020

Stewardship of Prayer July 12, 2020 Sunday 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 Mt 13:1-9

Monday Saint Henry

Is 1:10-17; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21 and 23; Mt 10:34—11:1

Tuesday Memorial of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, Virgin

Is 7:1-9; Ps 48:2-3a, 3b-4, 5-6, 7-8; Mt 11:20-24

Wednesday Memorial of Saint Bonaventure, Bishop and

Doctor of the Church

Is 10:5-7, 13b-16; Ps 94:5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 14-15; Mt 11:25-27

Thursday Memorial of Our Lady of Mount Carmel

Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Ps 102:13-14ab and 15, 16-18, 19-21; Mt 11:28-30

Friday Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Is 38:10, 11, 12abcd, 16; Mt 12:1-8

Saturday Saint Camillus de Lellis, Priest

Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-2, 3-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12:14-21

Sunday Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Wis 12:13, 16-19; Ps 86:5-6, 9-10, 15-16;

Rom 8:26-27; Mt 13:24-43 or Mt 13:24-30

the beginning) sometimes we are still calming

down from just getting to Mass. Maybe there

was an argument on the way to Mass; or still

anxiety from getting everyone ready and

together on time; or worry about work, about

school, a strained or broken relationship, an

underlying health concern; … etc; ... etc; … etc.

Come on, after all, life happens! And, on top of

all of that, there’s the Covid-19 thing. I don’t like

having to get a MassPasSM, having to “check-in”

before being allowed to get in for Mass. I didn’t

get to sit where I wanted to. I don’t like having

to wear a mask. I want to be able to sit next to

somebody. I want to receive Holy Communion

the way I used to AND during Mass, not after.

AHHHH!!! Yes, there are things that may get in

the way of me “hearing” and/or “tuning in” to

the Holy Scriptures being proclaimed. (Actually,

the things we are having to do in order to be

present at Mass during this time of the Covid-19

pandemic, can be a blessing – if we let it. There

is an “intentionality” made by those who

undertake the effort to get a MassPasSM – they

want to be at Mass. Having to “check-in” and

keep social distancing means we generally have

to get to church early, and since we really can’t

talk to anyone around us, there is time to “quiet”

ourselves and let those tensions and worries fade

away – and maybe even pray about them.

What a blessing that can be – if we let it.)

Another way to deepen our understanding of

the scriptures is to take some time – alone or with

others – during the week before the Sunday

Mass to sit with God’s word and actually read it,

and at least get a hint or glimpse of what God

wants you to hear. This is how we cultivate the

soil of our hearts to hear God’s word, so it is not

wasted on barren hearts.

We also hear God’s word through the words

of others. A challenging remark that moves us to

action on behalf of others; a critical remark that

causes us to look at our own behavior and

choices; a kind remark that brings us joy – these,

too, are ways God’s word comes to us, and

ways we can sow the seed of God’s word in the

hearts of others.

But it is not enough to hear and/or remember

the word, we have to do it. In James 1:22

(though not one of the Readings at Mass this

weekend) we hear the Apostle say, “Do not

merely listen to the word, and so deceive

yourselves. Do what it says.” The thing is, those

who keep the word, (i.e. who act on it) they are

transformed by it.

(Continued on page 5)...

Stewardship in Our Readings May our stewardship of time, talent, and treasure show us to be

among those who have heard the message of Christ and taken it

in, yielding a hundred- or sixty- or thirty fold!

Blessed Mother Shrine Votive Lamp (14 day candle at St. Mary Church)

In Memory of Richard “Stretch” Nowak

requested by: Jim, Julie, Dan, & Dana

July Prayer Intentions All Saints Parish: For the safety of all

Rosary Society: For the homebound and for evangelization

Pope Francis: We pray that today’s families may be accompanied with

love, respect, and guidance.

July Contact Confidential Prayer Group Julie Kowalski | phone: 356-0427

LARCC Prayer Intention We join our brothers and sisters in the LARCC community

(Lutheran, Anglican, Roman Catholic, Congregational)

in praying for this weekend’s intention:

All Saints Catholic Parish: RCIA/Adult Faith Formation


https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=James%201:22-25


Protecting Our Children Diocese Promise to protect;

pledge to heal In an effort to protect all children and to

promote healing, the Diocese of Gaylord

encourages victims of child abuse or neglect

to report the matter. In fact, many professionals

are required by Michigan State law to report

suspected abuse or neglect of a child or minor.

Individuals should contact their local office of

the Department of Human Services. If an

allegation involves sexual misconduct of a

minor by clergy or any employee of the

Diocese of Gaylord, even if it is in the past,

individuals may also contact Larry LaCross at

(989) 705-9010.

Stewardship of Treasure Week ending July 5, 2020

Offertory needed to sustain parish each week: $20,481

Direct Donations

Online Giving

(6/29/20 - 7/5/20)

Regular Offertory—Weekend

Masses of June 20/21 and

donations that were mailed in or

dropped off.

$16,746.60 $3,559.75

# of Donors/Envelopes Used 237 56

Loose $102.00

Combined Total Offertory $20,408.35

Budgeted Offertory Income $20,481.00

Difference -72.65

Building Fund $188.00 $10.00

Capital Improvement $208.00

Utilities $78.00 $20.00

Livestream Fund (as of 6/30/20) $6,690.00

CSA—Week 2 Totals Pledged as of 7/6/20:

453 Pledges, totaling $131,108.25 (66% of our goal)

Remaining goal is $67,958.75

When making a pledge, please keep separate from offertory if possible,

and remember to make checks payable to All Saints Parish.

All Saints Parish Weekend & Weekday Masses Livestreamed!

By this time in the pandemic, you have already found your preferred

method of participating in Mass from home. But may we suggest another

option which is watching weekend Mass livestreamed from All Saints

Parish. If you are unable to come to weekend Mass at All Saints (and we

do understand), this may be a way for you to still feel connected to your

home parish.

Visit our website, alpenacatholics.org, and click on the YouTube button in

the top right corner. Once you are on our All Saints Parish YouTube

homepage, click on the videos tab and you should be able to find the

recording.

• You can watch the 10:00 am Sunday Mass live as it is happening or, if

that time doesn’t work for you, check back later and watch it when it

is more convenient.

• Daily Mass (which is not a public Mass) is now being livestreamed

weekdays on Facebook and YouTube at 9:00 am. Because of this

addition, there will no longer be the 4 o'clock live feed.

Rosary Society Seeking New Members

Do you feel a special devotion to Mary and the

rosary? Then we invite you to join the Rosary

Society here at All Saints Parish. Today we are

over 270 members strong, each praying one

decade of the rosary daily. Our Rosary Society

is open to all men and women who are able to

pray. We need YOU! The world needs our

prayers. Please join us. It is a small

commitment with a larger purpose.

You can receive more information by calling

Patti Martinez at 255-4168.

Please pray for our students who have been Preparing for

Sacraments Please pray for the following students who

have been continually preparing for Confirma-

tion and First Eucharist even during the stay at

home order. These students were supposed to

receive sacraments on May 8 and will now fi-

nally be able to receive them this summer as

each one completes their preparations. Please

pray for: Evan Andrews, Drew Erickson, Adam

Florip, Jacquelyn Frantz, Avery Green, Tucker

Hitzelberger, Brady Kadrich, Jace Kadrich,

Conner Kauffman, Joshua LaCross, Devon

Momrik, William Podczervinski, Kolby Ross, Lan-

don Roznowski, Makenna Schram, Anna Sheri-

dan, Lilian Skowronek, Alexandra Smolinski,

Alexis Souva, Jackson Wallace, Nolan Werda,

Kylie Witulski And those preparing to be Con-

firmed only: Milo Dahleen, Otto Dahleen, Con-

ner Heald. May the Lord guide them as they

continue in their learning, their prayer life and

as they grow even deeper in their love for the

Lord during this time of preparation.


Fifteenth Sunday—Ordinary Time Page 5 July 12, 2020

Please Pray for the Departed We pray for the repose of the souls of those who have gone to their rest

in the hope of rising again.

Albert Krajnik & Elaine Nelson

Gary St. Charles, Ken Connon, & David “Kelly” Kieliszewski

May they rest in peace!

Received in Baptism We welcome with great joy the newest member of our Parish family who

was received into the Body of Christ through the waters of baptism:

July 4, 2020:

Harlan Walter Gepford

son of

Matthew & Rachel (Boyk) Gepford

Letter From A Visitor

The following is a kind letter from someone who was stranded here in

Alpena since the Covid-19 pandemic hit us in early March. It speaks well

of our Parish that someone (in what must have been very frustrating

circumstances) could leave now and feel so deeply blessed, and

grateful for the hospitality of our Parish. Thank you for your part in making

all of our visitors feel welcome. Please continue to do so, and please

keep all of our visitors in your prayers.

“Dear Fr. Joe & Fr. Scott & Staff,

In appreciation of having the privilege of being so welcomed here at All

Saints Parish and able to attend daily Adoration and Sunday Mass since I

was unexpectedly stranded in Alpena four months ago; please accept

this donation to put toward your CSA collections.

Everyone I’ve met since I arrived has made me feel more like a

parishioner than a visitor. My stay here has been so blessed I feel like one

of your Parish Family. Unless God has other plans, I will be leaving Sat. July

11th. I am bringing many memories and blessings with me. All of you will

continue to remain in my prayers and kept in a special place in my heart.

Thank You and God Bless You

Gratefully Yours, in The Love of The Most Blessed and Holy Trinity “

Celebrating an Anniversary

Gene & Pam Boyk

60 years—July 16

…(Continued from page 3)

If there is resistance to trying this – either from

yourself or someone else – it might stem from fear

of being transformed. “If that happens to me, I

might have to change the way I’ve been doing

things. I don’t know if I want that. Yeah, I might

not be the most fulfilled at the moment, but I’m

pretty comfortable with the way I am. I don’t

want to risk being transformed.”

Go ahead — risk it! You’ll be in for the ride of

your life!

PS. As many of you know, at the present time

due to the need to keep social distancing and

other measures to keep people safe from the

Covid-19 virus, we are not having funeral

luncheons. Those luncheons were made possible

with the help of volunteers who, though maybe

not conscious of it, were fulfilling one of the

Corporal Works of Mercy – that of burying the

dead. They did not have a part in actually

burying the deceased person, but burying the

dead involves the whole process, including

caring for the family of the deceased. (Which is

also a Spiritual Work of Mercy – comforting.)

During this time of precaution, there is another

need for volunteers in regard to funerals in

church, especially since the times of those funeral

services are when our maintenance/janitorial staff

are not present. Just as with our Sunday Masses,

volunteers are needed to sanitize the pews after

the funeral. If you are healthy and physically able

to help with this ministry to the bereaved, please

contact the parish office. Currently, we

celebrate funerals in church at All Saints Parish

only on Wednesdays and Fridays at 3:00 PM. If

we get enough volunteers we may be able to

have funerals on other days of the week.



Welcome to All Saints! We would like to welcome home anyone who has been away from the Church

and has joined us for Mass this weekend. We know coming back may not have

been an easy decision, and we are very glad you made it. Please stop by the

office to introduce yourself and register.

Pastor

Rev. Joe Muszkiewicz

Associate

Rev. Scott Lawler

[email protected]

Parish Office

Phone: 989-354-3019

Fax: 989-358-9079

817 Sable Street, Alpena, MI 49707

Monday-Friday 10:00 am—2:00 pm (During Pandemic—social distancing)

Facebook ‘Alpena Catholics of All Saints Parish’

www.alpenacatholics.org

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Business Manager

Kim Krajniak

[email protected]

Bookkeeper

Bette Tadajewski

Business Office Assistant

Angie King

[email protected]

Parish Secretary

Penny Jones

[email protected]

Office Assistant

Judy Quast

[email protected]

Parish Catechetical Leader

Jackie Benson

[email protected]

Discipleship Coordinator

Kristin Carriveau

[email protected]

Music Ministers

Suelyn Bartz, John Luke Grabiel, Julie Wood

Maintenance Supervisor

Joe Pokorzynski

Maintenance Staff

Ken Smarr

School Maintenance

Chris Johnston

Part-Time Maintenance

Jim Bouchard

Pastoral Council

Bob Mischloney, Ann-Marie Ruder, Mark Balko, Virginia Tadajewski,

Christopher Benedict, Deb Spleet, Bill Kuchnicki, Jane Hiske, Marty Gougeon

Finance Council

Jenny Poli, Don Bartosh, Vaune Bieker,

Dylan Wallace, Ralph Stepaniak

Diocesan Pastoral Council Diocesan Finance Council

Seth Wm. Peters Don Bartosh

Local Ministries Madonna House 354-4073

Catholic Human Services 356-6385

Friendship Room 354-8018

St. Vincent dePaul Society 354-3671

Options Pregnancy Center 354-6089

Baby Pantry 356-9317

Children’s Closet 356-9545

Caring Place Adult Day Center 358-7928

Salvation Army (Call Us for Help) 358-2769

NEMCSA 356-3474

Holy Cross Cemetery 354-3831

Parish Vision All Saints Parish is a spiritual and faith-filled family,

embraced by God’s love. We are centered on the

Holy Eucharist, inspired by the Communion of Saints

and empowered by the Holy Spirit to enliven and

ignite a community bound by love. We are united in

vibrant service under the leadership of the Trinity.

Parish Mission We, the members of All Saints Parish are called as a

sacramental people to grow in our faith and

participate fully in the one Body of Christ, centered in

the Eucharist. We value each other’s gifts and talents

as we serve the needs of our community while living

the truth and love of the Gospel.

All Saints Catholic School 500 N. Second Ave

www.alpenaallsaints.org

Phone 989-354-4911

Principal

Nicole Hatch | email: [email protected]

Scrip—Online Option Did you know All Saint School’s Scrip program is

also accessible online and that many of the

cards are instantly available (ecards). And

when ordering online, All Saints School still gets

the profit. See below for the website address

and the All Saints School enrollment code to

get started.

shopwithscrip.com

Enrollment Code: CA56343B6298L

Scrip Online Payment Options

• Credit Card (2.6% fee/total order)

• Bank Account “Presto Pay”

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• *Pay at All Saints School

Place your order and pay at the

school with a check or cash.

*This option is currently not

available during the state issued

“Stay at Home” order.


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