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THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. JUDE
Mission Statement We, the people of the Catholic Community of St. Jude, are followers of Christ,
striving to live the Gospel and reflect the compassion and love of Jesus to all people. Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 18, 2018
Thanksgiving Day - Thursday, November 22 - 9:00AM Mass
Our Giving Tree is one way which the Catholic Community of St. Jude reaches into the community and helps those who are less
fortunate have a bright and Merry Christmas. Our tree is up and ready to go!
Parishioners are asked to take an ornament and return the items listed on it to under
the tree before December 16.
Points to remember It is necessary to return the ornament with the gift. As we receive more names and requests, more tags will be added to the tree for the next couple of weeks. All Gift Cards please return VIA the collection basket! Please do not wrap the gifts, donations of gift wrap, tape and
tags are welcome instead. Thank you so much for your generosity!
Reservations now open! See page 8 for details.
Entertainment this year is the barbershop quartet, Station Break.
Donors choose a
child’s name and a stocking, purchase gifts for the child, decorate &fill the stocking. Return it all to the church by December 5. Stockings are delivered to the Salvation Army for distribution.
Mass Intentions & Events for the Week
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Church & Community Center: 801 N. Bridge St.
(517) 669-6049 Community Center
Parish Offices are located at 409 Wilson Street Phone (517) 669-8335 Fax (517) 669-8343
Religious Formation Office Phone (517) 669-8341
After Hours Emergency phone (517) 803-0911
Parish Office Hours: Monday thru Thursday 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Friday 9:00AM to 1:00PM Bulletin Deadline is 10:00AM Wednesdays
- Contact Tina Simon
Parish Staff & Phone Extensions
Deacon Ted Heutsche Email: [email protected] Deacon Kevin Orth
Email: [email protected] Parish Office Manager: Tina Simon Ext. 13 Email: [email protected]
Bookkeeper: Rosemary Starn Ext. 15
Email: [email protected]
Maintenance: Ray Taylor
Matthew 25/Helping Hands Ministry phone (517) 930-1383
Weekend Masses Saturday, 5:00PM, Sunday, 8:30AM, 11:00AM
Weekday Masses Tuesdays at 6:00PM (Sept-May)
Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 8:00AM
Reconciliation Saturdays, 4:00PM-4:30PM or by appointment
Other Area Reconciliation Opportunities St. Thomas Aquinas (E. Lansing) Saturday 3-4PM St. John the Evangelist (MSU) M/W/F 4-5PM, TH 7:30-8:30PM St. Therese of Lisieux (Lansing) Saturday 3:15PM St. Joseph (St. Johns) Tuesday 6:30PM and Saturday 4PM St. Gerard (Lansing) Tues 7-7:50PM and Saturday 9AM–10AM
Diocese of Lansing Victim Assistance Coordinator Cheryl Williams-Hecksel, LMSW 1-888-308-6252, or via email:
www.stjudedewitt.com Find us on
Sunday, November 18, 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Dn 12:1-3/Heb 10:11-14,18/Mk 13:24-32 8:30AM Mass: Barb Marsh Smith by People of the Parish People of the Parish Children's Liturgy of the Word, Wee Believers Anointing of the Sick, Keep Christ in Christmas Sale, Giving Tree Kick Off 9:30AM Altar Server Training, Faith Formation, RCIA 11:00AM Mass: Gail Thelen by The Thelen Family Marty Masterson by The Kahler Family Anointing of the Sick, Keep Christ in Christmas Sale, Giving Tree Kick Off Noon Altar Server Training, 7/8 Fusion 5:00PM Confirmation Workshop 6:00PM Women’s Group (20s-40s) 7:00PM Rooted Monday, November 19, Weekday Rv 1:1-4, 2:1-5/Lk 18:35-43 7:00PM Hands of Grace Tuesday, November 20, Weekday Rv 3:1-6, 14-22/Lk 19:1-10 Noon Senior Citizen Luncheon 5:00PM Joyful Sounds Choir 6:00PM Mass: Mike Hellerstedt by Dan & Leslie Hellerstedt 7:00PM Tapping the Faith at Reno’s North Wednesday, November 21, The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Rv 4:1-11/Lk 19:11-18 8:00AM Mass: Tom Perry by Donna Baibak Ruth Grenda Family by Andy & Terri Angwin Thursday, November 22, Saint Cecilia, Virgin and Martyr Lk 19:11-28/Rv 5:1-10/Lk 19:41-44 9:00AM Thanksgiving Day Mass: Gordon Vanderwier by Kevin & Patty Crowner
Parish and Formation Offices will be closed Friday, November 23, Saint Clement I, Pope and Martyr; Saint Columban, Abbot; Blessed Miguel Agustin Pro, Priest and Martyr Rv 10:8-11/Lk 19:45-48 NO 8:00AM Mass Parish and Formation Offices will be closed Saturday, November 24, Saint Andrew Dung-Lac, Priest and Companions, Martyrs Rv 11:4-12/Lk 20:27-40 4:00PM Reconciliation 5:00PM Mass: People of the Parish Pat McCrackin by John &Jackie Urbain Sunday, November 25, Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe Dn 7:13-14/Rv 1:5-8/Jn 18:33b-37 8:30AM Mass: The James Irish Family by Jim & Ellen Harte 11:00AM Mass: Randy Yanska by Nancy Yanska Hanley 6:00PM K of C Family Fun Night 7:00PM Rooted Adoration Service
The FBI Report Father Bob Irish, Pastor 669-8335 ext. 11 [email protected]
Next Sunday’s Scriptures: A reflection on the readings for Mass next Sunday, November 25.
Jesus, King of heaven and earth, cares for all his people and calls us to love and serve him in return. This final Sunday in Ordinary time is marked as the Feast of Christ the King. Jesus, our King, has all power in heaven and earth. The Church represents the kingdom on earth. We, as members of that kingdom, are expected to follow the example of Jesus. He rules with love, service and compassion, and calls us to do the same. All of today’s readings address the idea of kingship. Daniel’s, 7:13-14, vision sees the king in everlasting glory being served by all nations. The second reading, Revelation 1:5-8, names the King as Jesus Christ and affirms his reign as absolute and everlasting. John’s Gospel, 18:33b-37, relays the exchange between Jesus and Pilate before his crucifixion, where Jesus confirms his kingdom is not of this world.
Reflection on this weeks reading! We are called the Catholic Community of St. Jude and our Mission Statement that appears on the front of this bulletin and our website says this about whom we are, whom we strive to be and whom we hope others will see us as.
We, the people of the
Catholic Community of St. Jude, are followers of Christ, striving to live the Gospel and reflect the compassion and
love of Jesus to all people.
What word or phrase stands out for you when you think of why you are a member here? What do you hope to receive from this family of faith? What are you willing to do with the skills God has endowed you with? How are you, personally and collectively as a family, reflecting the compassion and love of Jesus to others? How are you contributing to build up the Kingdom of God in our faith community?
These questions are good food for thought and reflection as we enter the season of holidays and holy days that begin with Thanksgiving this coming Thursday. A day for us to join together, at 9:00AM, in prayers & with songs of thanksgiving to our God for the many gifts and skills he has given us.
When we give thanks, we bring to mind God’s gifts to us. This, in turn, reminds us of God’s gracious nature. We think, not just of what God has done, but also of who God is. Thus, giving thanks is a point of entry to praise. In the language of Psalm 100, we “...enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise; give thanks to Him and praise His Name.” There’s no biblical rule that states that thanks must always come before praise. But, for many of us, thanksgiving for what God has done leads us to praise God for whom he is.
To be thankful (from the Greek Eucharistia) is a profound biblical reality and practice: “O give thanks unto the Lord for He is good….” This is just as dominant a theme in the New Testament as in the Old: “I thank you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth….” This brings to mind just how thoroughly we stress the role of thanksgiving in our lives as Christians. May we follow these words of advice from Saint Mother Teresa:
“Be thankful for small things, it is in them that your strength lies.”
We remember in prayer . . All who are sick may be healed in body and spirit, especially: Gary Brya, Anna Konecki, Bob Fedewa, Julie Gordon, Terry Peiffer, Fedele Spadafora, and all our chronically ill parishioners.
This list is refreshed on the first of each month. Only parishioners will be listed in the bulletin but your friends and family members may be added to the parish prayer line when needed, contact Tina at 669-8335.
Our parish members and their families that are serving in our armed forces. Kerri, Matt, Richard, Brett, Chandra, Christopher, Stephen, Matt, Vann, Kara, Robert,
Tyler, Kyle, Michael, Joseph, Erin, Matt, Michael, Ryan, Tamara, and Dalton.
Dear God, we pray to give all of our soldiers the courage and strength to do the duty that is required of them. May they always remember our appreciation for the sacrifice they are making for us. We are thankful for the men and women who are willing to risk their lives to protect our freedom. We ask you to go with each one of them and protect them wherever they go. Amen
The next Baptism Preparation Class will be held Tuesday, December 4, at 7pm. Please contact Laurie Seybert at 669-8335 ext. 16 or by email at [email protected] to register or for information about preparing for your child’s Baptism. NEW LIFES IN CHRIST . . . These children became members of the Body of Christ on November 10 & 11 through the celebration of the sacrament of Baptism by Fr. Robert Irish.
Leo Dean Curtis was presented by his parents, Benjamin and Sara (Jewett) Curtis, and godparents, Kyle Jewett
and Camryn Ozuch. Kyla Joelle Fielder was presented by her parents, Brian and Krista (Marciniak) Fielder, and godparents, Ken and Karen Marciniak.
Quinn and Kristal (Edie) Shooltz presented their children Scarlet Elsie Shooltz and Trevor William Edie. Godparent for both was Brendan Edie. PARISH NUPTIALS. . . On Saturday, November 10, Quinn and Kristal Shooltz also renewed their solemn covenant of marriage during a convalidation service at which Fr. Irish presided.
Parish Sacramental News Parish Sacramental Policies
Baptism: To schedule a baptism or register for the baptismal
preparation program, parents may contact Laurie Seybert at 669-8335 ext, 16 or by email at
[email protected]. Please see our website for more
information about Baptisms. www.stjudedewitt.com
Marriage: Arrangements should be made with Fr. Bob at least one year in advance of your proposed wedding date. No
weddings are celebrated during Lent.
Pastoral Care of the Sick: Please call the parish office if you are
hospitalized or at home and would like a visit from a Eucha-
ristic minister to the homebound, Fr. Bob, or to receive the Anoint-
ing of the Sick.
Anointing of the Sick: is also celebrated after each Mass the weekend of the third Sunday of
each month.
D. Helen Reck November 18, 2011 Jaramie Kiebler November 20, 1981 Harold (Hap) Taylor November 20, 2008
Roger L. Koski November 21, 2001 Marion Simon November 22, 2004 Therese M. Fedewa November 24, 1997
Anniversaries of deceased friends and family from our parish
Liturgical Ministry Schedule for November 24 & 25
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If you are able to fill a position that has “sub requested” please log in to Ministry Scheduler Pro.
5:00pm Mass Altar Server: Luke Greenfield Eucharistic Ministers: Lisa Grost, Leslie Feldpausch, Tina Sharkey, Robert & Susan Strouse, Opening Lector: Greg Pratt Mass Coordinator: Denise Pratt Greeters: Julie Doyle, Nancy Rausch, David & Rosemary Fuller Ushers: Thomas Doyle, Brian Ballinger, Mark Feldpausch, Gordon Vanderwier
8:30am Mass Altar Servers: Gabrielle Stafford, Joshua Stafford Eucharistic Ministers: Bethany Scutt, Larry Stafford, Dan Hellerstedt, Karine Russell, Elizabeth Braun, Susan Garmo/Braun Lectors: Lesley Hellerstedt, Matthew Stafford Mass Coordinator: Alex Johnson Greeters: Gregory & Karne McClure, Frank & Caroline McBride Ushers: Hans Braun, Daniel Smith, Peter McKinnon
11:00am Mass Altar Servers: Molly Brya, Joseph Buckmaster, Opening Eucharistic Ministers: Jocob Orth, Bonnie Rios, Shannon Fitzpatrick, Diane Bayless, Michael Brya, Opening Lectors: Michael Ongena, Opening Mass Coordinator: Michael Muehlenbeck Greeters: Brenda Orth, Karmen and Grace Hungerford, Regina Stein Ushers: Mark Kromer, 3 Openings
Worship Central Office of Worship and Music Ministries | Patrick Paddock, Director
669-8335 ext. 20 [email protected]
Greetings to All, Christmas is Coming! Celebrate the Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord this year by sharing your gift of music with our Parish! Calling all children and youth...join me on Christmas Eve at our 5:00pm Mass. Rehearsals for children are… Tuesday, November 27 | 5:00pm to 5:45pm Tuesday, December 4 | 5:00pm to 5:45pm Tuesday, December 18 | 5:00pm to 5:45pm To sign-up, please call or e-mail me by Sunday, November 25. For high school youth, to sign up please call or e-mail me by Sunday, December 9. Voices and instrumentalists are invited! Our one rehearsal will be Monday, December 24 | 3:30pm to 4:25pm. Calling all adults, both men and women, voices and instrumentalists...join me on Christmas Eve at our 11:00pm Mass.
Rehearsals are...Wednesday, December 5, 12 and 19, 7:00pm to 8:30pm each rehearsal. Sign-up by Sunday, December 2 by calling or e-mailing me to accept this invitation. Formation/Training Opportunities
Altar Servers—November 17/18 Saturday at 6pm or Sunday at 9:30am Led by coordinators Fr. Bob and Deacon
Kevin Meet in the church Our next round of formation/trainings will take place in the early part of 2019. Exact dates will be announced once they are set. Stay tuned! Ministers for Thanksgiving are needed: 9:00am Mass Altar Server: Avery Pugh, 2 Openings Eucharistic Ministers: Kennedi Pugh, Joe Ciaramella, 4 Openings Lector: Chris Pugh Mass Coordinator: Karen Ciaramella Greeters: NOT FILLED Ushers: NOT FILLED Please log in to Ministry Scheduler and volunteer or contact Tina at the parish office.
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Formation Administration Assistant: Laurie Seybert Formation Assistant: Lynda Roof Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 669-8341 ext. 16 Phone: 669-8341 ext. 19
Pre-K—8th grade Faith Formation, Youth Fusion, Sacrament Prep Mary Lippert, Child and Family Ministry Coordinator, 669-8341 ext. 17 [email protected]
The month to remind us to be thankful for the many blessings in our lives!
7th and 8th grade Youth Fusion Sunday, November 18
12:00pm-2pm Middle School Jesus
Confirmation Workshop II Sunday, November 18
5:00pm-7pm
This is a Sponsor and Candidate meeting.
All paperwork is due, including $50 retreat
payment.
Kelly and Matt Stafford’s 4th grade class
was touched by the Holy Spirit during
last’s week Faith Formation!
There will be no Elementary Faith Formation,
including Wee Believers on Sunday, November 25th
RECONCILIATION CELEBRATION OF FORGIVENESS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6TH AT 7:00PM
There are 23 students who are preparing to make their
First Reconciliation this year!
Make a commitment to pray for a student who is preparing to receive Reconciliation, First Communion, and/or Confirmation or an adults who is in the RCIA program by picking up a prayer stone near the grandfather clock.
“COME, HOLY SPIRIT!
FILL THE HEARTS OF YOUR FAITHFUL!”
High School and Young Adult Hallie Card, Youth and Young Adult Ministry Coordinator, 669-8335 ext. 18
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News
ThanksLiving Service Night
This Sunday, November 18, from 7:00 - 9:00 pm, will be our annual ThanksLiving Service Night. Come and join us for service projects that help us to live out our gratitude as we prepare for Thanksgiving.
For those in Confirmation preparation, this is a great way to engage in service to your Church and Community. If you have not yet come to a Rooted meeting this year, this would be a fantastic place to start.
Come, live out your thanks!
Steubenville Youth Conference June 28 - 30, 2019, St. Jude will be taking 12 students to the Steubenville Youth Conference. This amazing conference has been inspiring American Catholic teens for decades. Held at Franciscan University in Steubenville, OH, and other satellite locations, these conferences feature well known and engaging Catholic speakers and live music that will knock your socks off. A handful of spots are still available for next summer’s trip. If you are interested in attending or would simply like to hear more, please contact Hallie Card.
Tapping the Faith
This wonderful event is open to people of all ages! Join us this Tuesday, November 20, from 7:00 - 9:00 pm at Reno’s North for a Tapping the Faith special event! Based on the favorite debate game of our high school Rooted Youth Group, we will be having a night filled with rounds of “Sin or No Sin.” In this game, we will explore our own convictions on what is right or wrong, debate them, and then find out whether they are truly sinful actions. This evening will prove to be entertaining and informative! Come, have some delicious food, share beverages, chat with friends, and learn more about our Faith!
RCIA Hallie Card, 669-8335 ext. 18 [email protected]
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Greetings Corner Birthday Blessings to Jan Mallison, Helen Kraus-Patterson, Terry Peiffer, Marilyn Thimmig and Connie Wieber
Happy Anniversary on the occasion of their 25th to Robert and Darla Swanson
30th to John and Cheryl Fournier 54th to Ronald and Carole Helsel 68th to Robert and Beverly Vondale
Celebrating a milestone anniversary, a milestone birthday, a notable accomplishment? If you happen to be celebrating a milestone birthday, 65 and older (we automatically print those who are celebrating 65, 70,
75, 80 and over) and we know about it, we will congratulate those folks. Contact the parish office at 669-8335 ext.13 if you have someone to add.
is Thursday, November 29th. All ladies are invited ! You can make an individual reservation or be a Hostess. Hostesses reserve a table, decorate their table (as elaborate or a simple as desired). Admission is $4 per person or $30 to reserve a table of 8. Reservations will be accepted through November 21st “NO at the door reservations” are accepted. Doors open at 6:30pm and guests enter and enjoy a “parade stroll”. The fun continues as hostesses
serve delicious cheesecake, coffee, water, and hot tea. This is a time to relax, reconnect with friends, enjoy family and meet new friends. Our entertainment will be a men's barbershop Quartet, Station Break. Guests may choose to donate a package of diapers and/or non glass baby food items which are forwarded to various agencies. To reserve a table or make a guest reservation, go to the parish website at www.stjudedewitt.com and see the Events tab or contact Rosie Starn at 517.669.8335 ext.15, 9AM-5PM or by email at [email protected]. Annual Women's Retreat - January 4-6, 2019 at St. Francis Retreat Center in DeWitt, "From Chaos to Order: A Scriptural Guide". Join us to gain new scriptural insights on ways to bring order into your own life and community. The suggested donation for the weekend is $175 - retreat begins with check in at 6:00 pm on Friday and ends after lunch on Sunday. Women of all ages are welcome! Register with St. Francis at 517-669-8321; registration is also available online at www.stfrancis.ws. Please prayerfully consider if God is calling you to set aside time for this encounter opportunity!
Parish Life
This Week’s Topic
This week, we will be beginning a focus on the Eucharist as the central dogma of our Faith and continuing our discussion on the road we took to get here. We will be meeting in the Youth Room from 9:30 - 10:30 am
Next Week’s Topic Next week, we will be utilizing our brand new online classroom on Formed.org to celebrate our thankful gratitude and honor Jesus as Christ the King. Stay tuned for directions on how to access this new classroom!
Other News in Our Diocese
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Thanksgiving Day Dinner is being sponsored by St. Gerard Social Ministry Commission for people who will be alone on Thanksgiving Day. The dinner is a sit down, family style dinner in a friendly atmosphere, served on Thanksgiving Day, November 22, at 12:30pm in Fr. Weber Hall at 4433 W. Willow Hwy. Transportation will be provided if needed. For further information or transportation, please call the Parish Office at 323-2379. Volunteers are needed to help with the set-up, cooking, transportation, serving and cleanup. The shifts are 9:30am-noon, noon-3pm or 9:30am-3pm. Please go to www.stgerard.org/communitydinners to sign up. (Volunteer drivers are especially needed. The shift is from 10am– 3pm) If you have any questions call Mike and Carolyn Hudson, 321-4297 or email [email protected]. Clinton County Thanksgiving Celebration and Dinner at the Knights of Columbus Hall in St. Johns on Thursday, November 22. There will be a worship service at 11am and dinner served from Noon to 2pm. This meal is provided at no cost by area individuals, organizations, churches, businesses , foundations and artists. Please RSVP to 989 292-0972 or ccthanksgiving.org.
Married Couples Retreat: "From Chaos to Order" at St. Francis Retreat Center, December 7-9. This weekend is based upon the movement from Chaos to Order with Christ as the stabilizing force in our lives. Topics covered include Finding Time for God in Our Lives, Finding Time for Each Other, Reclaiming Order in a Chaotic World, and more. This weekend also features a wine and cheese reception & tapas style dinner and dessert on Friday evening, blessing of wedding rings and renewal of vows, Saturday Vigil Mass, and a bonfire/movie night. Cost is $300 per couple, with $50 as a non-refundable deposit. Cost includes all meals, lodging, and materials. Register online at www.stfrancis.ws or call 517-669-8321. The Knights of Columbus are hosting our Doc Egan Children’s Christmas Party at Columbus Hall (5300 N. Grand River, Lansing) on Saturday, December 8 from 1pm to 3pm. Games, Treats, Goodies, a Santa visit, a Christmas Story & a Christmas Blessing are all included in this FREE event. Each child is asked to bring a nonperishable food item which will be given to a local charity. Each child will be encouraged to complete a simple craft project to be donated to a local nursing home. Each child will have an opportunity to sign a Christmas card for a Veteran in a VA Home. This is a no cost event for all children up to 11 years old and is presented by the Bishop Albers Assembly and the Lansing Assembly 4th Degree Knights of Columbus. For more info contact Ken Watterson at 517-881-0812.
Through November 25 the Knights of Columbus will be selling the “Keep Christ in Christmas” items after all the Masses each weekend in the
gathering space.
Any Catholic man who is interested in learning more about the Knights of Columbus, please contact our Grand Knight Andrew Rademacher at 517 819-8692. Visit www.DeWittKofC.com or https://www.kofc.org/join
Happy Thanksgiving!!! I pray that all of you enjoy a family filled and faith filled Thanksgiving, recalling wonderful memories of past Thanksgiving celebrations along with creating memories for future Thanksgiving celebrations. This past Wednesday we heard about the cleansing of the 10 lepers with just one of them returning to give thanks to God (Luke 17:11-19). In Fr. Bob’s homily, he reminded us of the importance of thanking God for all of the blessings in our lives. I don’t know about you, but I could sure use some work on that. When I am experiencing trials and challenges I have no problem voicing my frustration and unhappiness but when I experience the everyday miracles of normal existence, I tend to take it for granted and believe that this is the way it is supposed to be. I lose sight of the fact that everything I have is a blessing from God! The basic essentials like shelter, food, water, clothing, good health and peace are expectations of mine even though there are people right here in our own community who are lacking in one or many of these blessings. How often do I thank God for my blessings in prayer, and also realize that I am called to share my blessings with others. They are not only for me. This fact was driven home on Thursday when a few of us travelled to St. Francis Prayer Center in Flint to provide Thanksgiving food baskets and assisted with our own Thanksgiving food basket donations. In both cases I paused to thank God for all of you and your willingness to give thanks by offering to share the blessings you have experienced with your brothers and sisters in Christ. Our parish is blessed to have so many of you willing to give thanks to God by giving of yourselves to others. Have a Blessed Thanksgiving!
The food pantry is in need of:
Tuna Helper, Jell-o, spaghetti, laundry detergent, and toilet paper.
FOOD DELIVERY SCHEDULE
November 19 — Sarah Gustafson November 26 — Melissa Kramer
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From the Operations Managers Desk Rob Strouse, 669-8335 ext. 10 [email protected]
Counter Schedule: November 19 — Team #5 November 26 — Team #6
Parish Offerings
Fiscal YTD 7/1/18-6/30/19
YTD Budgeted Expenses: $289,400.00 YTD Offertory: - 163,067.37
YTD On–Line Offertory - 88,948.00 YTD Non-Offertory Income - 29,790.80 YTD Deficit ($7,593.83)
YTD Building Fund (Phase II) $27,852.00
November 5-11, Contributions
Budgeted Expenses: $14,470.00 Offertory: -$7,348.00
On-Line Offertory: -$4,957.00 Non-Offertory Income: -$135.48
Deficit: ($2,029.52)
Building Fund: $1,700.00
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Burkhead-Green-Kilgo Funeral Home
Family owned and operated since 1909 We are able to perform visitations
and services here at The Catholic Community of St. Jude Scott Kilgo, Owner Charlotte, Michigan (517) 543-3160
www.burkhead-greenfuneralhome.com
Mary Jo Garascia Realtor
517•881•3158 www.HomesbyMaryJo.net
