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Parish Member
Ellenberger Lumber Company and Do-it Center
OPEN 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m. Mon.—Fri. 8:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m. Saturdays
(989) 733-8023
3479 Main Street (Parish Member) Onaway, MI
Serving Northern Michigan for 67 Years
BREWBAKER’S HOUSING & R.V.
Since 1959
20935 Washington Ave. Phone: (989) 733-8535 Onaway, MI 49765 Toll Free: (888) 874-5723 www.brewbakers.com Fax: (989) 733-4014
Email: [email protected] (Parish Member)
989-733-2257
"Let nothing perturb you, nothing frighten you. All things pass. God does not change.
Patience achieves everything."
St. Teresa of Avila
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Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands.
Protect them. Bless them and their
families. I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord
and Savior. Amen
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To whom should I go and how exactly can we share together the renewing presence of the Spirit’s gentle love
“resting” upon us?
Sacraments
Baptisms Call the Parish Office to schedule.
Marriage Couples are invited to call the
Parish Office, minimally six months in advance, to prepare for and
schedule their marriage.
Confirmation Adults who have not been
confirmed are invited to call the Parish Office to arrange for
classes.
Adult Faith Formation Anyone inquiring about the
Catholic Faith or simply wishing to deepen their own understanding of
the Catholic Faith.
The Office
Office Hours:
Monday, Tuesday & Friday 9:30 a.m.—3:30 p.m.
(989) 733-6053
stpaul-onaway.com
Fr. Patrick (989) 701-4077
MISSION STATEMENT
We, the parishioners of St. Paul, Onaway, open to the guidance of the Holy Spirit, are dedicated to preserve, live and proclaim the Good News brought by Jesus. As a sacramental people, we are committed to welcome all into
Christ's presence among us.
ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. MONICA CATHOLIC CHURCH—AFTON
20811 Washington Avenue, Onaway, MI Ph. 989-733-6053 / Fax. 989-733-2848 / [email protected]
Website: stpaul-onaway.com / facebook.com/stpaulonaway
Jan. 20, 2019 Pastor : Rev. Patrick Maher 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
From the Pastor’s Desk
Our Parish Movie will be THIS Sunday the 20th
following Mass. We will be watching
The Staircase Lunch provided for a goodwill
offering. All are welcome to attend.
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ Jesus, Alas!!! Except for the beautiful Poinsettias and Wreathes, most signs of the Christmas are gone reminding me of just how fast time flies, and how important it is to appreciate these Holy times for family fellowship!!! (That’s just on the inside of our beautiful church, on the outside there is still snow). I wanted to once more give thanks for our Arts and Environment team for their tireless devotion to beautifying our worship space!!! Sally, Jesse, Greg, Ashley, Scott, Jared, Butch and Sharyl, Deb and Phil, Pat and Chris, Ray and Marsha, Marty and Ann, Carol, Pat and Darlene, Barry and Sue, Brianna, Ryan, Caitlyn, and Don. I also want to thank all of our flower donors and benefactors for their generosity to re-flect the beauty of God the Father, His Son, our Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Family of Nazareth for our Christmas Season celebrations!!! For St. Thomas Aquinas, beauty is id quod visum placet, " that which pleases upon being seen." “Visum” connotes more than meets the eye. Its meaning is closer to our understand-ing of the word "vision" (as opposed to "eyesight") and refers to an intuitive knowledge that includes the senses. The two senses that are involved in the apprehension of beauty are what St. Thomas calls "the senses of knowledge," that is, sight and hear-ing. The word “placet” means more than a mere sensual pleasure. It is better rendered as "a delight for the soul." This delight is conferred when a person beholds a beautiful ob-ject by means of an intuitive knowledge that incorporates either sight or hearing. Intelligence, therefore, which is our capacity to know, plays an indispensable role in the apprehension of beauty. This is a most important factor because it means that beauty is not merely subjective (or "in the eyes of the beholder," as many claim), but is objective inasmuch as it is an object of knowledge. Beauty has its roots in reality. “And so it is that all things must desire, must yearn for, must love, the Beautiful and the Good... And we may be so bold as to claim also that the Cause of all things (God) loves all things in the superabundance of his goodness, that be-cause of this goodness he makes all things, brings all things to perfection, holds all things together, and returns all things. The divine longing is Good seeking good for the sake of the good.” -Dionysius the Areopagite I so appreciate the beauty we share whenever we celebrate the Eucharist togeth-er!!! And remember,
You are Loved, Father Patrick
Financial Position (as of 12/31/18)
St. Paul Income $ 94,566.79 Expenses $ 73,430.76 Net Income $ 21,136.03
St. Monica Income $ 7,269.80 Expenses $ 5,516.73 Net Income $ 1,753.07
Starr Ittu
Pam Kolasa
Madison Leonard
Nancy Madison
Mark Marx
Brittany Maynard
Dennis McGuire
Bob Merrick
Kathy Merrick
Those in need of our prayers…
Audrey Badgero
Ann Bandish
Deb Bandish
Andrea Bauman
Dorothy Brama
Jeannie Brewbaker
Mike Butler
Sandra Bunk
Abel Canales
Dorothy Connors
Adam Cripps
Donna Diller
Louise Dorton
Elvin Eagleson
Barb Ellenberger
William Ellenberger
Debra Flynn
Donna Giessinger
Vicki Giessinger
Vicki Gosinski
Joe Gotz
Catherine Green
Susie Heron
Jim Hayes
Harry Hopkins
Carol Horning
Jim Thimmes
Carol Mousseau
Patrick Mousseau
Ann Osantowski
Anya Pecova
Bev Rathbun
Diana Rogers
Bernice Sage
Norma Schoolcraft
Leaton Stevens
Ray Stiles
Pete Szala
Dave Tesmer
Sue Tesmer
Shirley Traflet
Bob Turney
Randy Veihl
Randy Weber
Week at a Glance
Tuesday, Jan. 22nd Adoration 4pm (For the Pre-born)AA 8 pm, Hall (Rm. 1 & 2)
Wednesday, Jan. 23rd Soup Kitchen 2:30—5pm
Thursday, Jan. 24th Carving Class 10—12
Friday, Jan. 25th No Mass AA 8 pm, Hall (Rm. 1 & 2)
Saturday, Jan. 26th Adoration 3pm
Sunday, Jan. 27th Adoration 9am K-12 Faith Formation
Bless you for your Stewardship
St. Paul: 1/13/19
Reg. $1,807.00 + Loose $363.00+
Utilities $97.00 = $2,267.00
St. Monica: 1/13/19
Reg. $185.00 + Utilities $.00 = $185.00
Mass Intentions
Tuesday, January 22nd @ 5pm
+ Frank Reinke
req. Tom & Barb Ellenberger
Wednesday, January 23rd @ 9am
+ Jim Hall
req. Sally Schaar
Thursday, January 24th @ 9am
+ Isabelle Pomorski
req. Ron & Carol Pomorski
No Mass: Friday, January 25th
Saturday, January 26th @ 4pm
+ Bill Breed
req. U.P. Friends
Sunday, January 27th @ 10am
Parishioners of St. Monica & St. Paul
Readings for Week of Jan. 21st
Mon: Heb 5:1-10 / Mk 2:18-22
Tues: Heb 6:10-20 / Mk 2:23-28
Wed: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17 / Mk 3:1-6
Thurs: Heb 7:25-8:6 / Mk 3:7-12
Fri: Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22 / Mk 16:15-18
Sat: 2Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5 / Mk 3:20-21
Sun: Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10 / Ps 19 /
1Cor 12:12-30 or 1Cor 12:12-14, 27 /
Lk 1:1-4; 4:14-21
K-12 Faith Formation: Movie 20th, class 27th, Feb 3rd, 10th,
movie 17th, class 24th
The St. Paul Prayer Shawl and Blanket Ministry is going to start meeting on a regular basis and welcomes all who would like to
participate. If you can knit or crochet or would like to learn, please join us on the last Monday of every month at 11 a.m. in the church
hall, beginning January 28th. We will share patterns, yarn and encouragement. We will end the meeting at Woodwinds restaurant
for all who would like to go out for lunch. Questions? Call Viki Kaszonyi (419-504-8866) or Mary Diller (989-733-6130)
How am I challenged to live
my life differently? Can I recognize the Spirit
when I am challenged to change?
Parish library in classroom 5.
Stop by anytime the office is open.
Please note: We will be having adoration at 4pm
prior to Tue. Jan. 22nd Mass for all the Pre-Born.