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Eucharistic Adoration

Schedule Change

As of September 1, Adoration will be held

Tuesdays from 3 � 7 p.m. and Fridays from

12 � 4 p.m.�

Religious Education Classes 2020�2021 will be virtual

this year. We will provide all needed materials, text-

books, as well as virtual support for families. More infor-

mation will be provided in the coming weeks. For ques-

tions or more information, please contact Katie Church

at �kchurch@hfgb.org�or 810�694�4891 ext. 2151.�� �

(810) 694�4891 hfgb.org�

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2020 Diocesan Services Appeal

Diocesan Services Appeal�

2020 Goal � $5,200,000�

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Thank you to everyone who has made a

gift or pledge commitment to our Diocesan

Services Appeal. Our gifts to DSA enable

our diocese to provide services crucial to

our parish.� The programs and services

funded by DSA offer direct assistance to

individuals and families, and to parishes,

schools, and Catholic Charities agencies. �

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Please continue to send in your gifts/

pledges or go to the Diocese of Lansing

website to donate directly. �

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DSA as of 9/8/2020 �

Estimated Pledges $146,961�

79.6% of our goal*�

367 donors�

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*Holy Family’s goal for 2020 is $184,796.�

Stewardship of Treasure

September 5th & 6th

Registered Families� � � � 1931�

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Envelopes received this week� � � 95�

Mail�in givers this week 110�

Online givers this week� � � � 281�

Amount offered from envelopes� � $ 6,034.00�

Amount offered from mail $ 13,366.00�

Amount offered from online giving� $ 21,888.00�

Amount offered from visitors� � $ 404.50�

Total weekly offerings�� � $ 41,692.50

Stewardship & Worship

Receive God’s gi s gratefully � Cherish & tend to them responsibly � �

Share them in jus�ce & love � Return them to God�

Gospel Meditation

Encourage Deeper Understanding of Scripture�

What right do we have to limit the amount and degree of

forgiveness we show to others when we are so desperate-

ly in need of it ourselves? In not wanting someone who

hurt us to downplay or forget the gravity of their wrong, we

cling to anger, resentment, and wrath as a way of main-

taining control. It is a way to acknowledge and express our

deep hurt. We fail to realize that in doing so we hold our-

selves hostage to these destructive feelings and actually

become mired in the bondage of sin. All we gain is further

alienation from ourselves, others, and especially God. We

are no longer free but tethered to all of this unresolved

negativity. Don’t we really want to let it go? The fact is that

we need to.�

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A good self�reflective posture will quickly show us that

when the shoe is on the other foot and we are the ones in

need of forgiveness, we desire it above anything else. This

is especially true with our relationship with God. It is hypo-

critical to want one thing for ourselves and something else

for another. Yet, many act in precisely this way.�

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Perhaps we think that in offering forgiveness, even for the

most grievous of wrongs, somehow excuses the person of

their wrong and makes it almost acceptable. This is what

makes revenge, retaliation, and punishment so attractive.

We see forgiveness as being an eraser that easily wipes

away the offense without consequence. Or, we may be-

lieve that in offering forgiveness I must somehow forget

the wrong and open myself as a victim of even greater

possible hurts in the future. In fact, forgiving my sister or

brother of their wrongful actions or attitudes involves none

of this. It does not erase anything or position me vulnera-

bly as a doormat to be walked on. �

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Forgiveness is an act of freedom that restores honest dia-

logue, shares true and heartfelt feelings and acknowledg-

es the consequences of an action. It admits that the wrong

has caused a hurt that must be healed and squarely posi-

tions responsibility on the offender. The act of forgiveness

recognizes our sinfulness and brokenness. It also admits

that the most saintly among us is capable of doing very

grave and deep harm to another person. It sees that we all

can be victims of our passions and works in progress that

deserve unlimited chances to get it right. With forgiveness,

I release myself from the bonds of negativity and pursue a

path of restoration, wholeness, and healing. I do not forget

the wrong nor do I dismiss it. Sometimes, we have to stay

far away from the one who hurt us. But we can still heal

internally and be free.�

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For the one who wants to be forgiven and the one who

needs offer forgiveness, the journey can be an adventure

in learning what brought us to this place and what is need-

ed to move forward. This is exactly how God treats us.

Why would we not want to do the same for others?�

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SFC Matthew Crimando�Army, Camp Shelby, MS �

Sgt. Kyle Kaneris�Army�

LT. Noël Koenig�Navy, Dallas, TX�

Lcpl. Zachary Korte�Marines, Washington�

Sgt. Adam Moreau�Army, North Carolina�

A1C Daniel Przybysz� Air Force, Minot, ND�

Sgt. Zachary Rogers � Army, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii�

PFC Joseph Sardo � Army, Ft. Carson, CO�

A1C Patrick Sordyl�Air Force, San Angelo, TX�

Maj. Richard J. Valko�Marines, San Diego, CA�

PV�2 Adam Vance�Army, Colorado�

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Please pray for these men and �

women in military service:�

(810) 694�4891 hfgb.org�

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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�

or lharvey@hfsgb.org�

www.hfsgb.org �

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Mass Intentions Sept. 14 - 20

Liturgical Ministers will resume when �

normal public Masses resume.�

Holy Family Happenings

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Stay tuned, our calendar will be full again soon. �

Liturgical Ministry September 19 - 20

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

(schedule may not reflect recent changes)

All Mass intentions from August 1, 2020, originally sched-

uled for Wednesday and Sunday evening Masses have

been rescheduled due to the change in our Mass sched-

ule. Notifications were mailed out, but if you have any

questions you can email Theresa Dyer at tdyer@hfgb.org;�

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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

tdyer@hfgb.org.�

Altar Flowers

Sometimes people choose

to remember a loved one

who is deceased or to hon-

or a special 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. Cur-

rently September 19/20, October 3/4, 10/11 and 17/18

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.��

Weekly Readings September 13 - 20

Sunday: Sir 27:30�28:7/Ps 103:1�2, 3�4, 9�10, 11�12 [8]/

Rom 14:7�9/Mt 18:21�35 / Monday: Nm 21:4b�9/Ps 78:1bc

�2, 34�35, 36�37, 38 [cf. 7b]/Phil 2:6�11/Jn 3:13�17 / Tues-

day: 1 Cor 12:12�14, 27�31a/Ps 31:2 and 3b, 3cd�4, 5�6,

15�16, 20 [17]/Jn 19:25�27 or Lk 2:33�35 / Wednesday: 1

Cor 12:31�13:13/Ps 33:2�3, 4�5, 12 and 22 [12]/Lk 7:31�

35 / Thursday: 1 Cor 15:1�11/Ps 118:1b�2, 16ab�17, 28

[1]/Lk 7:36�50 / Friday: 1 Cor 15:12�20/Ps 17:1bcd, 6�7,

8b and 15 [15b]/Lk 8:1�3 / Saturday: 1 Cor 15:35�37, 42�

49/Ps 56:10c�12, 13�14 [14]/Lk 8:4�15 / Next Sunday: Is

55:6�9/Ps 145:2�3, 8�9, 17�18 [18a]/Phil 1:20c�24, 27a/Mt

20:1�16a�

Monday, September 14�

8:00 AM James Londrigan (Living) by Londrigan Family�

Tuesday, September 15�

8:00 AM Fritz Bruening by Victor George�

Wednesday, September 16�

8:00 AM Alma Wendt by� Elaine Ulrich�

Thursday, September 17�

8:00 AM Jimmy O’Dea (Living) by Jim & Lorri O’Dea�

Friday, September 18�

8:00 AM Ryan Londrigan (Living) by Londrigan Family� �

Saturday, September 19�

8:00 AM Mary Pat Champagne by Nance & John Greene�

4:00 PM All Holy Family Parishioners�

Sunday, September 20�

8:00 AM Jim McEnrue by Teresa McEnrue�

10:00 AM Christina Teer by Kathy Teer�

12:00 PM Alice Barrie by Hasselbach Family� � �

Men-on-Fire

Thursday, September 17th�

Bishop Earl Boyea speaking on “Being A Catholic Man.”�

Prayer: 5:45 pm / Mass: 6:15 pm / Speaker: 7:00 pm �

Refreshments: 8:00 pm (outside)�

Free will offering / All men age 14+ invited�

Holy Spirit Catholic Church,�

9565 Musch Rd., Brighton 48116 �

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For more info contact Rory Clark: RkcLaw@msn.com�

Anxious � Distressed � Worried � Fearful � Hurting?�

�

Holy Family Prayer Ministry can help.

Our trained prayer ministers would be honored to pray

with you � to connect you with Jesus and allow Him to

lead you into healing, freedom, and wholeness. �

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Request a confidential prayer appointment today at�

hfgb.org�

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Prayer ministry sessions are currently being conducted by

phone or by use of several virtual apps.�

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Be assured � all information you provide is kept strictly

confidential.�

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For more information, �

contact Dcn. Larry & Linda Blondin lblondin@hfgb.org �

Healing

Holy Family

Prayer Ministry

(810) 694�4891 hfgb.org�

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Please pray for the following Holy Family �

parishioners who died on these dates:�

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September 13�

Kenneth Suska, Michael Sullivan, Thelma Murphy, William

Barkey, Jr.�

September 14�

Patricia Vanitvelt, Elizabeth Wright�

September 15� �

Sophie Shustock, Lee Gates, Maxine Taylor, Romero

Montalbo, Frank VanHouten, Richard Tytar, Cecilia �

Kertesz, James King�

September 16�

Helen Madden, Edna Roche, Lorina Wesloski �

September 17�

Jean Zito, William Nolan�

September 18�

Randallus Blough, David Rowell, Royce Wilson, Neal �

Mason, Alfred Milkie, Tony DiAngelo, Estelita Bernabe,

Marion Wagner, Aldo Salvati�

September 19� �

George Miller, Irene Jakubczyk, Edgar Whipps, Kenneth

Downing�

P a r i s h P r a y e r s a n d m o r e

Diocesan Commission for Catholic

Social Teaching

On May 6th Bishop Earl Boyea re�established a Diocesan

Commission for Catholic Social Teaching.�The Commis-

sion exists to assist him in his ministry to catechize all the

baptized in the Diocese of Lansing on the principles of

Catholic Social Teaching, advance the dignity of the hu-

man person and to promote the common good of society.

If you are passionate about making Catholic Social Teach-

ing more of a driving force in our Diocese, please call Dea-

con Dave Borzenski at (517) 331�5765.�We really need

you!�

Please Pray for the Ill and Their

Caregivers

Please remember in prayer

those listed in the Septem-

ber 6 bulletin and those

listed in the Parish Book of Intercessions located in the

chapel. Newly added: Barbara Greene and Emmah Sane-

tha. �

College Ministry

Looking for other college students to grow with in commu-

nity? Come to Launch! Launch College Ministry is a minis-

try of the Catholic Community of Flint, serving students of

the various universities and colleges in Flint, as well as

those taking online classes, but living in the area. We

meet Tuesdays at 6:30 pm. Visit�flintcatholic.org/

launchcollegeministry�or our Facebook page “Launch Col-

lege Ministry" for more information. �

Padre Pio Talk

St. Therese Parish (102 West Randolph, Lansing 48906)

will be hosting a special event on St. Padre Pio on the

evening of Thursday, September 17. St. Padre Pio was

an Italian Franciscan friar who lived from 1887 � 1968.

During his lifetime, he experienced on his body a perpetual

stigmata, the five wounds of Christ. He had the ability to

prophesize and to read souls. Through his prayers, mirac-

ulous cures took place and continue to take place until this

day. �

�

Dr. Pat Castle of Papillion, NE, will be coming to St.

Therese to give a talk entitled “Meeting St. Pio: Pray, Hope

and Don’t Worry.” He will speak about the life and ministry

of St. Padre Pio. Dr. Castle is the founder of the world’s

largest Pro�Life Team, LIFE Runners. He has a Ph.D. in

nano�analytical chemistry and served extensively in the

United States Air Force. He has been endorsed by several

US Bishops, including Cardinal Dolan of New York City

and Archbishop George Lucas of Omaha, Nebraska. More

information about Dr. Castle can be found at

www.liferunners.org/speaking. A free will offering will be

taken.�

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This special evening will begin at 6:15 PM on Thurs-

day, September 17, in the Church with the recitation of

the Divine Mercy Chaplet. Dr. Castle’s presentation will

take place at 7 PM. Because of Bishop Boyea’s decree

limiting Masses and other worship events to 25% seating

capacity, 85 participants will be allowed to attend this

event (masks are required). Feel free to invite your friends,

but please arrive early! There will be no Mass on the even-

ing of Thursday, September 17; instead, it has been

moved to the morning of Thursday, Sept. 17, at 8:30 AM. �

Prayer Intention of Pope Francis

for September�

Universal prayer intention � Respect for the Planet’s

Resources We pray that the planet’s resources will not be

plundered, but shared in a just and respectful manner. �

Bonfire Catholic Men’s Group

September 24th / 6 � 9 pm�

His Call to Courage�

(with special guest Fr. Paul Richardson with chili dinner)�

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“Do not be afraid. Do not be satisfied with mediocrity. Put

out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch.”�

� Pope John Paul II�

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Are you ready to experience the Divine Inferno �

of The Holy Spirit?�

For additional information, contact David Struppa (734)

678�7280�

Visit Bonfire Catholic Men’s Group at bonfirecatholic.com�

(810) 694�4891 hfgb.org�

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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 open again Mon � Fri 9 am to 4 pm

(closed 12 pm � 1 pm for lunch). Due to potential

changing circumstances, you may wish to call before

visiting the office, to be sure someone is there. Voicemail

is checked periodically throughout each day.�

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Pastor, Fr. Joseph Krupp�

Deacon, Dennis Pennell�

Deacon, Larry Blondin …………….. lblondin@hfgb.org�

Business Manager, Kevin Neugent . kneugent@hfgb.org�

Music Director, Dr. B. Simon Lee….

� musicdirector@hfgb.org �

Associate Music Director, Dr. Sia Lee …………………….

� musicdirector@hfgb.org �

Accountant, Aimee Wolven ..……...…awolven@hfgb.org

Administrative Assistant, Theresa Dyer. tdyer@hfgb.org

Bulletin Editor, Linda Doyle .…………....ldoyle@hfgb.org

Communications, Nicole Urbanik …. nurbanik@hfgb.org

Facilities & Events, Carrie Pilarski ….cpilarski@hfgb.org

Ill & Bereaved, Nancy Repuyan…….nrepuyan@hfgb.org

Religious Education, Katie Church…..kchurch@hfgb.org�

Volunteer Coordinator, Jamie Rodriguez…

� jrodriguez@hfgb.org�

Director of Evangelization, Deacon Dan Medich…

� dmedich@hfgb.org �

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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 ………...... tpurcell@hfsgb.org�

Administrative Assistant, Lisa Harvey.lharvey@hfsgb.org�

Secretary, Chasity Campbell…… ccampbell@hfsgb.org �

School Receptionist, Shelley Corcoran………………...

� scorcoran@hfsgb.org �

Dir. Adv./Alumni Relations, Ann Yochim Tabereaux …

� atabereaux@hfsgb.org �

Teacher Associate, Sr. Sharon Hektor…………………..

� shektor@hfsgb.org �

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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�

hfgb.org�

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holyfamily@hfgb.org�

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Download our Holy Family GB app from your app store!�

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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 November

28th. 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? �

Drive�up reconciliation (lower lot) is scheduled Saturday,

September 12, 9 am � 11 am. Fr. Tom Nenneau is

hearing confessions after the 8 am Mass on Saturdays in

the hall.�

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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 �

As of September 1, 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. Larry.�

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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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FORMED.org � thousands of movies, programs, audio

and book�

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