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Our Mission As members of the family of God, we of St. Joseph Parish, Dexter, in the Diocese of Lansing, believe that we are called to be people of faith and prayer, to celebrate the sacraments, and to live the Word. We commit ourselves to being warm and welcoming, responding to each other’s needs and to the needs of the community by sharing our gifts and talents.
Parish Office: 3430 Dover Office Hours: M-F 9-12 1-5 Parish Office: 734-426-8483 Religious Education: 734-426-2674 Disciple House: 734-424-0102 Capital Campaign: 734-426-4229 Fax: 734-426-6451 Website: www.stjos.com Facebook: St. Joseph Catholic Parish, Dexter Michigan
Fr. Brendan J. Walsh Romolo Leone Randy Desrochers Laura McKenzie Gail Assenmacher Don Dalgleish Marinell High Michelle Hochrein Steve Kasperick—Postellon Liz Neil Cindy Walton John Kiesling Ken Cebula Gary Fradette
Pastor Permanent Deacon Permanent Deacon
Administrative Assistant Capital Campaign and Office Assistant
Coordinator of Youth Ministry Director of Adult Formation
Director of Religious Education Director of Music and Liturgy
Finance /Cemetery Religious Education Secretary
Village Campus Maintenance Country Campus Maintenace
Grounds
Weekend Liturgies: Located at Mast & N. Territorial Roads
Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m. Sunday 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 — 4:30 p.m. Or by appointment
Weekday Liturgies:
Located at Village Church, Fourth & Dover Monday through Friday 8:15 a.m. Saturday – Communion Service 8:15 a.m.
Pastoral Staff
Baptisms: Baptisms are held the second and fourth weekend at each Liturgy. Please contact the Parish Office for preparation information.
Marriage: Contact the Parish Office at least nine months in advance.
Ministry to the Hospitalized or Homebound: Contact the Parish Office to arrange for a Minister to bring the Eucharist or have Fr. Brendan anoint you or a member of your family confined to home or hospital.
Registration: First weekend of each month after Mass, online at www.stjos.com, or contact our Parish Office.
Bulletin Deadlines: E-mail notification to Laura McKenzie at [email protected] 10 days before desired publication date.
St. Joseph Catholic Parish Dexter, MI
Chris Burke
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 20, 2017 St. Joseph Catholic Church, Dexter, MI
Low gluten hosts available upon request.
Assisted listening devices are available.
Readings for the Week of August 20
Sunday Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Is 56:1, 6-7; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Rom 11:13-15,
29-32; Mt 15:21-28
Monday Saint Pius X, Pope
Jgs 2:11-19; Ps 106:34-35, 36-37, 39-40, 43ab
and 44; Mt 19:16-22
Tuesday The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Jgs 6:11-24a; Ps 85:9, 11-12, 13-14; Mt
19:23-30
Wednesday Saint Rose of Lima, Virgin
Jgs 9:6-15; Ps 21:2-3, 4-5, 6-7; Mt 20:1-16
Thursday Saint Bartholomew, Apostle
Rv 21:9b-14; Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18;
Jn 1:45-51
Friday Saint Louis; Saint Joseph Calasanz, Priest
Ru 1:1, 3-6, 14b-16, 22; Ps 146:5-6ab, 6c-
7, 8-9a, 9bc-10; Mt 22:34-40
Saturday Ru 2:1-3, 8-11; 4:13-17; Ps 128:1b-2, 3, 4, 5;
Mt 23:1-12
Sunday Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time
Is 22:19-23; Ps 138:1-2, 2-3, 6, 8; Rom 1
1:33-36; Mt 16:13-20
Religious Formation at the Disciple House
As we prepare for a new year of Faith
Formation, we have decided to do all our
Religious Education and Formation at the
Disciple House this year. This was decided
after consultation with parents, our
Education Commission and our Pastoral Council.
This allows us to continue working toward a united cam-
pus and to consolidate our program in one location
Witnesses of Faith Needed
This is also the time of year to ask for volunteers to help
witness and teach our faith to our children and adults. It
is a wonderful opportunity to learn, to grow and to share
our love of Jesus. If you can and are willing to witness
Jesus and to teach our Catholic faith, please visit with
Michelle Hochrein, Don Dalgleish or Marinell High.
This is a wonderful opportunity to help our faith
community grow.
Shalom,
Fr. Brendan
Mass Intentions
Monday, August 21
8:15am † Chuck Naylor by John & Michaelina Brown
Tuesday, August 22
8:15am † Henry Filipek by Cindy Johnson
Wednesday, August 23
8:15am † Randy Fox by Lynn Fox
Thursday, August 24
8:15am † Don Melinsky by Jen Melinsky
Friday, August 25
8:15am † Louise Birchmeir by Rosemary Koch & Joyce Carpenter
Saturday, August 26
5pm † Elizabeth Morris by Randy & Carol Desrochers
Sunday, August 27
9am † Betty Smith by Joe & Linda Veltri
11am Parishioners of St. Joseph
Beatification of Solanus Casey The bus is ordered, the tickets
have been requested and we are
set to travel to for Ford Field on
November 18, 2017 to attend
the beatification Mass of Solanus
Casey, OFM. The cost for this trip
will be $15 which covers the bus
ride. There will be no cost for
the tickets. We do not yet know
the exact time of the Mass so
therefore our departure time is unsure but will most
likely be around 11am. We will let you know as soon
as we are informed. If you are interested in taking
part in this incredible event with us please register in
the usual ways: online at st.jos.com, after all Masses
on September 9/10 – 9/24 or at the Parish Office.
For more information please call the Parish Office at
734-426-8483
Meijer Simply Give Campaign — Faith in Action Please consider shopping at Meijer during the upcoming
Simply Give campaign, Sunday August 20 through Saturday,
September 16. Your purchase of a SG card at the Zeeb
Rd. Meijer store will be matched and converted into food
-only cards that Faith in Action will use throughout the
year to supplement our ongoing food drives by providing
fresh fruit, produce, dairy, lunch meat, and diapers!!
Faith in Action has benefitted greatly from thousands of
dollars’ worth of food cards---$13,000 in the past year
alone! Look for Simply Give cards near the checkout.
This is a great way to create a multiplier effect to help
feed your food insecure neighbors!
SUNDAY COLLECTION 7 August 13, 2017
Budgeted Weekly Need $18,800.00
Weekly Sunday Collection $12,445.11
Electronic Deposits $9,345.00
TOTAL COLLECTION $21,790.11
Weekly Surplus/(Deficit) $2,990.11
Year to Date Goal $131,600.00
Year to Date Actual $131,361.26
Year to Date Surplus/(Deficit) ($238.74)
O God, let all nations praise you! Psalm 67
This Week in Our Parish
Tuesday, August 22
6;30pm Education Formation Commission, Parish Center
7:30pm Women’s AA, Parish Center
8pm AA, Parish Center
Wednesday, August 23
9:30am Consoling the Heart of Jesus, Mary’s Room
7pm Consoling the Heart of Jesus, Mary’s Room
7pm WTH Cabinet Meeting, Parish Center
Thursday, August 24
7am Men’s Group, Joseph’s Room
7pm Building the Brotherhood of Christ, Joseph’s Room
7:30pm AA, Parish Center
Saturday, August 26
4pm Reconciliation, Country Church
4:30pm Holy Rosary, Country Church
Sunday, August 27
12:30pm RCIA, Mary’s Room
Coffee and Donuts after Sunday Masses
Pray For The Sick
Parishioners
Marvin Bolton David Burch Ken Cebula
Mary Lou Dunlavy Suzanne Eaton John Farrell, Jr.
John Finke Tricia Garner
Frances Gordenier Sheila Grant
Henry Hungerford Florence Juback
Joseph James Juback Jordan Keen
Jeannette Kobylarz Gary Koke
Don Kruszewski Al LaCosse
Peg Lewinski Tim Lewinski Mimi Marks
Regina Maynard Kevin McCallum Marsha Morris Russ Mynning
Wilma Mynning John Nimitz
Brook Noesen-Bosscher Mark Olexa
Sherry Richards Pat Rutowski Joan Starnal
Mary Ann Stephenson Kris & Sarah Sugg
George Torok Bob Turck
Mary Lou Veasman Linda Veltri
Mike Vencil Sr. Myron Welch
Mackenzie Wilkerson Ron Willett
Our Family and Friends
Susan Anstett Ken Banchoff David Bodary
Juy Bublitz Laura Carolan
Francyn Chomic Molly Cooke
Louise Quinn Dyer Patrick Geary
Patrick Gregory Tony Halaris Rob Hummel
Fr. Charlie Irvin Pete Kobilsek
Leo Koziol Jan Lawrence Nicole Martin Angela Morse
Bonnie Murphy Gloria Plotkowski
Ken Race Ruth Ramor John Rarog
John L. Sherry Jocelyn Turgeon Katy Wildman
Please contact the Parish Office with any changes.
Handbell Training Workshop Calling all handbell musicians! Are you a
current handbell ringer? Are you interested in
ringing handbells? Join us on Tuesday, Au-
gust 29 from 6 to 8:30 pm at the Country
Church for a handbell workshop Summer
Ring 2017 - with Rob Meyer-Kukan of the
Healthy Musician Institute. At the Summer Ring we will
learn about:
● Handbell Basics ● Ringing Techniques ● Marking Your
Music ● and more…
This workshop is specifically designed for ringers of all
skill levels from experienced ringers to new or begin-
ning ringers. All are welcome, so bring a friend!
Summer Ring is offered FREE of charge, a free-will
offering will be collected to support the music ministry
at St. Joseph Parish. For more information visit
www.healthymusicianinstitute.com/summer-ring.
Witness to Hope / Stairway to Unite
Combined Campaign The official kick off our combined campaign is in mid September. We will be having several receptions to inform our parishioner about the
needs of the Diocese of Lansing and our own parish. Please plan on attending one of the fol-lowing receptions:
Saturday, September 16 10:30am – 11:30am Thursday, September 21 7pm – 8pm Sunday, September 24 3pm – 4pm
Saturday, October 7 10:30am – 11:30am Sunday, October 15 3pm – 4pm
Wednesday, October 25 7pm – 8pm
We ask you to prayerfully consider and support our combined campaign this fall. Please call Gail Assenmacher at (734)426-8483 or email
[email protected] if you have any questions or to sign up to help make phone calls, serve as a hospitality member or supply a snack at one or more of the receptions.
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 20, 2017 St. Joseph Catholic Church, Dexter, MI
Mustard Seed (9th-12th grade)
Leadership Retreat — will be held as an
overnight on August 26-27 for those on the
leadership team. Information and a Permission Form
were emailed home. Your RSVP is needed now. Please
call Don with any questions.
Catechist Enlighten the minds and hearts of
our youth by sharing your faith –
become a catechist! If you’ve ever
thought about this important min-
istry, contact us. We can an-
swer your questions and con-
cerns and help you to understand
what becoming a catechist really means. Please contact
Michelle Hochrein (Preschool through Grade 6) at
[email protected] or Don Dalgleish
(Grades 7-8 and the High School Confirmation program)
at [email protected] or call 734-426-2674. We
have openings at all grade levels, both on Sundays and
during the week. Please prayerfully discern if God
might be calling you to this amazing ministry. We
would love to work with you!
REP Registration Online registration for religious edu-
cation – Preschool through 8th
Grade - has begun! Please visit
www.stjos.com to find the quick
jump for the registration page. Sign
up now! Classes are offered on a
first-come, first-served basis and will be cancelled if less
than 10 children are registered as of August 20. Chang-
es this year include: Sunday 9-10:30am is for preschool
through 2nd Grade ONLY. Sunday 11am-12:30pm and
Tuesday 3:45-5:15pm sessions are for all grades
(preschool through 8th grade). The Wednesday session
will now be held from 6:15-7:45pm and is for 3rd grade
through 8th grade ONLY. Finally, all classes will be held
at Disciple House (on the Country Church campus, 6805
Mast Road) this year.
Confirmation News Current Confirmation candidates: The Sacra-
ment of Confirmation will be celebrated on
Tuesday, October 10th at 7pm at St. Mary’s
in Pinckney. There will be a mandatory prac-
tice event beforehand – more information will
be emailed to you as soon as it is available. Incoming Confirmation candidates (incoming
and current High School students only): Please attend an
information meeting to learn more about the program and
to register. There is no online registration for the Con-
firmation program. Meetings will be held on Tuesday,
September 19 and Wednesday, September 20 – both at
the Country Church at 7pm. Please visit www.stjos.com
to find the quick jump to RSVP for which Confirmation
meeting you plan to attend.
Interested in the Catholic Faith? If you are already Catholic perhaps you know someone who has questions about our faith, some-
one who may be searching for a deeper relationship with God, or simply someone who has never
experienced the joy of encountering the Lord, perhaps you could encourage them to consider the
Catholic way of life.
The RCIA process is open to adults, youth and children of catechetical age who . . . . .
have not been baptized.
have been baptized in another Christian faith.
have been baptized Catholic but have not completed full initiation into the Church through Confirmation
and /or Eucharist.
would like to explore Roman Catholicism.
Our weekly sessions of RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) are held on Sundays at 12:30pm in Mary’s Room on
the Village Campus.
We invite you or someone you know to contact Marinell High for further information at [email protected] or
426-8483. Today is the best day to begin to change your life!
Aquinas College Visit Day Friday, September 1
Aquinas College in Grand Rapids is hosting an
AQDay for all high school juniors and seniors
interested in visiting their beautiful 117-acre
campus. The Admissions Office invites you to
come and discover what life at AQ is really all about. Get
the inside scoop on academics, athletics, scholarships,
service learning, study abroad, and more.
Please visit aquinas.edu/aqday for more details or to
register for the event on September 1.
Train the young in the way they should go;
even when old, they will not swerve from it.
Proverbs 22:6
O God, let all nations praise you! Psalm 67
50+ - Prayer and Fellowship It is time again for our 50+ Mass and
potluck luncheons. Come and experi-
ence Mass in a small group setting,
then join in fellowship at the Potluck
Luncheon Tuesday, September 19, in
the Parish Center at Noon. If you’d
like to know more, please call Linda Clark at 734
-769-0872.
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Twelfth Annual Silent Auction Make plans to join us for this annual event that is all about the food, the fun, and the friends! Mark your calendar for
November 11 at 6:30 pm. Tickets will go on sale now in the Parish Office and the weekend of September 9/10 will
be available after all the Masses.
Silent Auction
Donations and Volunteer Opportunities If you would like to make a contribution of an auction item you can do that anytime. To make it very
simple for everyone you can go to amazon.com, click on find a registry or list. You will enter
[email protected] and click on search. This will give you the many, many choices of donations
that would work well for us. We will also have donation cards in the Gathering Space beginning the weekend of
September 2/3.
Volunteers are always needed so if you like to help with any aspect of the auction give Liz Neil or Marinell High a call
at the Parish Office 734-426-8483.
Senior Appreciation Mass & Lunch Save the Date
On Thursday, September 21 our parish will host
Bishop Boyea, the Washtenaw Council on Aging
and seniors from parishes of Washtenaw County
for the Senior Appreciation Mass and Lunch.
Please mark your calendar now and plan to at-
tend this event. Mass will start at 11am at the
Country Church. The luncheon w i l l fo l low at
the Co lumbus Ha l l and Banquet Center .
More deta i ls coming soo n.
FORMED – This Week’s Suggestion Living the Gospel with the Heart of Pope Francis
Dr. Edward Sri is a renowned theologian, author, and
professor at the Augustine Institute. In this presenta-
tion, Dr. Sri invites all Christians to embrace the call of
Pope Francis to be missionary disciples in today's world.
With contagious enthusiasm and insightfulness, Dr. Sri
makes the Holy Father's message both accessible and
actionable for people living in this day and age.
Visit formed.org with a web browser • Click on Register
(lower right of page) • Enter Parish Access Code:
VG7Y6N Enter your email and create a password (you
need this to login later) • Enjoy and share with others in
our local community!
The Book of Revelation
Come Explore with Us! Beginning Wednesday evening September 6 and
Thursday morning September 7, we will spend 11
weeks exploring the Book of Revelation from the
Catholic perspective. This book of Scripture
gets a lot of attention and can seem frightening
and off putt ing. I f you join us for these 11
weeks you wil l come to understand how this
book connects the Kingdom of God in heaven
with our the l i fe of the Church as wel l as the
connectedness of this book and the Mass. Signups
wil l be in the Gathering Space the weekends of
August 20 and 27 or online and in the off ice
from August 1 on. Please contact Marinel l
High at 734-426-8483 with any questions or by
email at [email protected].
Friday afternoon with the Tigers! Friday, September 1 at 1:05 pm.is the
rain date for the Tiger game from June
30. Several of our ticket holders are not
able to go that day and so those tickets
are for sale. The cost will be $40 a per-
son which will include the ticket and the
charter bus ride. Call the Parish Office and reserve
your tickets today!!
Thinking Ahead! The Ladies Advent Tea is scheduled
for Tuesday, December 5 at 7:00 pm
at the Country Church! Make plans
now to bring your all your friends and
start your Advent off with prayer,
presentation and yummy food!
O God, let all nations praise you! Psalm 67
Charitable Activities & Social Justice Commission—Volunteer Service Opportunities Alpha House: Sundays; September 3, September 17 & November 19 from 5:30 to 8pm. Parish contact: Ellen Noesen-
Bosscher at 734- 646-0627, [email protected]. Children welcome
Delonis Center: Monday, September 4 from 12:30-2:30pm and Monday; October 2, November 6, & December 4, from
3 to 5pm. Parish contact: Nancy Batchelor at 253-227-4831, [email protected].
Giving Garden: Parish Contact: Barb Rutz 734-550-9668; [email protected].
Food Gatherers: Wednesdays 5:30-7:30pm; October 18, December 20, and Saturday, August 19 from 2-4pm Parish
contact: Karin Burns 816-863-9609, [email protected].
St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen: Wednesdays; September 6, October 4, November 1, & December 6 from 8am to 2pm. Par-
ish contact: Ann Smart 734- 424-0111, [email protected].
Fr. Gabriel Richard High School
Annual Dramalums Summer Play Join us for our Annual
Dramalums Summer
Play, “Into the Woods!”
in Towsley Auditori-
um at Washtenaw
Community College.
Thursday, August 24 —
6 : 0 0 p m O p e n i n g
Night Dinner Gala —
7:30pm Performance
Friday, August 25 — 7:30pm Performance
Saturday, August 26 — 7:30pm Performance
Sunday, August 27 — 2:00pm Performance
Dinner Gala and Performance August 24 –$100/ticket.
Performances August 24-27–$15/adult & $10/
student. To reserve tickets for the Dinner Gala, please
contact Amy Nicholas at [email protected] or at
734.662.0496 ext. 217.
Volunteer at the 2017 Walk for Life! Family Life Services Clinic and
Pregnancy Center just opened reg-
istration for the 2017 Walk for Life
coming up on September 9 at
Concordia University.
Last year was our biggest walk yet, and we hope to
grow even more this year. But we need your help to do
so! This is a great way to get involved as a youth
group, small group, church group, work group, or friend
group. It is also a good opportunity if you’ve wanted to
help our organization aid moms and babies in our
community but can’t commit to volunteering weekly.
Please contact Amber Sumner at the number or email
below if you or your group are interested in helping or if
you’d like more information about the event/volunteer
opportunities. EMAIL: [email protected] or
call: 734-434-3088. Thank you!!
Natural Family Planning The Couple-to-Couple League provides thorough Natural
Family Planning (NFP) training in an engaging three ses-
sion main course and offers supplemental training for
postpartum and premenopause couples, upon request.
NFP is a wonderful way for engaged and married couples
to enrich their marriage and avoid the health risks asso-
ciated with artificial contraception. The Sympto-Thermal
Method will be taught in Saline during the sessions listed
below. The main course fulfills the diocesan NFP mar-
riage prep requirement. For questions, contact Kelly
Kopinski: [email protected].
Main Course: September 23, October 21, November 18
from 9 am to noon. Pre-register at http://
register.ccli.org/class_series/10610
Ave Maria University
Seeking Volunteer Football Scouts AMU is developing a scout network in Michigan to help
identify Catholic football players from all schools (public /
private / Catholic) in this area. Generous scholarships
are available. For more details, please contact Dr. Gary
Jackson, Michigan Scout Coordinator, at gjack-
[email protected] or 734-516-9615.
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O God, let all nations praise you! Psalm 67
K of C Corner In the fraternal year 2017/18 the Dexter K of
C Dexter will participate in a new program
focusing on the Domestic Church. The K of C is an organ-
ization that supports Catholic family life. The family is
the primary place where we experience and form our
Catholic faith. By promoting the family as a ”domestic
church” husbands and wives, parents and children, can
grow in their knowledge and practice of the Catholic
Faith. The K of C has always responded to the needs of
the Church, particularly through our charitable and social
programs. In order to support the evangelization of fami-
ly life and the Domestic Church, our council will continue
to look for ways to partnership with our parish. As the
world’s largest Catholic fraternal and family organization,
the K of C has a responsibility to dedicate our time, talent
and resources to ensuring that Council 2959 and
St Joseph is an example of this new evangeliza-
tion. Vivat Jesus!
Upcoming K of C Schedule
August 16: Council Planning/Officers Meeting 7pm
August 27: KofC Summer Picnic noon
August 30: Pray Rosary at the Cemetery 7:30pm
September 6: Dinner before the Meeting 6:30pm
September 6: Meeting of council membership 7pm
Jim Delhey, Grand Knight 734-426-3606
Job Openings Old St. Patrick Catholic Church seeks a full time Director
of Religious Education/Youth Minister. Very strong commu-
nication & organizational skills are critical. Candidates
must have some theological training/degree. Responsibilities
include: administering religious education program,
teaching RCIA, directing H.S. youth group, overseeing
young adults, supporting parish events, and updating
website. Old St. Patrick is a relatively small, traditional
and liturgically conscious parish. Ease of working with
homeschool students is necessary. Submit resumes to
Old St. Patrick, 5671 Whitmore Lake Rd. Ann Arbor, MI
48105 or [email protected]
Father Gabriel Richard, a Catholic High School in Ann
Arbor, is accepting applications for Substitute Teachers
for the 2017/18 school year. Substitutes are needed in
all areas of academic specialization. Candidates must
have a transcript indicating completion of 90 college
credit hours with a minimum 2.0 GPA or hold a valid or
expired Michigan Teaching Certificate. The ideal appli-
cant is a practicing Catholic, who believes and is fully and
firmly committed to the magisterial teachings of the Cath-
olic Church. Candidates should be willing to substitute on
an as-needed basis and are encouraged to apply by submit-
ting a resume to: Mary Vangieson, [email protected] or Fa-
ther Gabriel Richard High School Attn: Mary Vangieson 4333
Whitehall Drive Ann Arbor, MI 48105.
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[email protected] Janet McAllister • Realtor • Parishioner
8265 Dexter Chelsea Rd. • Dexter734-426-5558
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Doug & Stephanie Schoch • Parishioners
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Thomas C. Jensen, Gen. Mgr.
3410 BROAD ST. — DEXTER 734-426-4661 OWNERS - MICHAEL, STEVEN & CHRISTOPHER RICHARD
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MASTER PLUMBER
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Lunch • Dinner • Carryout Available!Now Serving Brunch on Sundays • 11am-3pm
Good Food Good Friends
8114 Main St. Catering 426-1234
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1898 West Stadium Blvd.Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Parishioner
Kim BeneteauREALTOR®
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Jason Nymark, AAMS® Financial Advisor & Parishioner Helping families plan their financial future
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“We meet the nicest people by accident.”Matthew G. Mason (734) 475-1149 ext. 21
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Partners: Todd Borek and Karl Jennings
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Excellence in Education • Distinctively Catholic
Open 9-4 • M-F& After Weekend Mass
9565 Musch Rd. • Brighton, MI 48116 • HSRCC.NET810-231-9199 X 206Call for a tour: 810-900-9050
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Marks Auto Service
Celebrating 20 years in business
Mark McCulloughOwner - Master Mechanic
Brakes • Tires • Wheel Alignments • Engines • Transmissions • Exhaust8256 Dexter Chelsea Rd • Dexter, MI • 734.426.3163
FAMILY RESTAURANT
Eat In ~ Carry Out 424-0900 7049 Dexter Ann Arbor Rd.
OPEN DAILY 7am - 3pmHomemade Specials Served Daily
Parishioner
Gaitway Farms
Specializing in riding lessons for the [email protected] | 33 N. Steinbach Rd. • Dexter, MI 48130
734.377.7502