ST. MARY QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH APRIL 4, 2021
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ST. MARY QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH
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A weekly share of our family income to support our Church and School
Weekend of March 28th
$600 .00 K of C #1585
Adults .......................................................................................... $.00
$300.00 Gale & Linda Michaud Children ..................................................................................... $.00
$150.00 St. Anthony’s Team Loose ............................................................................................ $.00
$150.00 Laura Gagala Kessler Votive Lights/Flowers .......................................................... $.00
Donations/Bequests.............................................................. $.00
Thank you! Next drawing is April Mass Stipends ........................................................................... $.00
Diocesan Collections ............................................................. $.00
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TOTAL ...................................................................... $.00 Early Transmission.
SAVE THE DATE
Eucharis@c Adora@on Chapel Please Pray for
The parish will be celebrating our HE IS RISEN! Our Sick & Shut-Ins
“75th” Diamond Anniversary this ALLELUIA! ALLELUIA! ALLELUIA!
year, since we had to postpone it Come to the Chapel. P"(*&"' +$,, -& (.."&/$(#&% 01":
last year. We will begin by gather- Adore Him. Praise Him. Thank Him. Nancy Culver, Jack & Mary Andreini,
ing at the 4:30 p.m. Mass with Bish- Prayer partners needed for all Christine St. Louis, Bev McDermott,
op John Doer!ler, on August 7th, hours. There are vacant hours Joan Bittinger, Ida Nord, David
followed by a sit down dinner at the open. Please call Lu, @ 282-6909 or McKee, Mescal Lindholm, Eloise
Knights of Columbus Hall. This is a Barb, @ 221-9707. Gunselman, Robert & Christine
celebration for our parish family. Printz, Al Erickson, Les & Margaret
So, mark your calendar now to at- FR. MIKE, FR. MICHAEL, Loper, Ruby & Ruth Marchaterre,
tend this momentous event. More AND PARISH STAFF WISH YOU Betty Larson, George & Sue Hardy,
to come in the following months. A BLESSED EASTER. and all who are homebound.
We pray for all those who are sick,
HE ROSE FOR ME! who are in nursing homes, and
Our sympathy, prayers those who are being cared for by
and support to Dean Then let your life through their loved ones at home or those
(Shelly) Neuens on the all its ways who receive ongoing treatment for
death of his brother, David, who One long thanksgiving be terminal and life-threatening dis-
passed away on March 22nd. Its theme of joy its song of praise eases. May God bring them healing
Christ died and rose for me! and sustain them in hope...and all
May his soul and all the souls of the who have asked for our prayers.
faithful departed rest in peace.
Do you have a prayer request? Call
the parish of!ice, at 774-6122, and
they will be put on our prayer line.
THANK YOU Please remember in prayer all
those men and women who serve in
Our sincere thanks to everyone who helped to make our
the Armed Forces.
Easter liturgies so beautiful and special. We would like to
thank Juleen Tobin and crew for the decorating during Holy
Week and Easter, the church looked truly amazing. To all the
Liturgical Ministers: Cathy, Chris, and Dan, the music was
wonderful. We are truly blessed to have such a wonderful
parish family.
Page 2 XCalendar of Events CARMELITE SILVER TEA
April 7, Wednesday-CCD classes 5-8th, from 5:15-6:30 p.m. It was decided
High School from 6:35-7:35 p.m. to have the
Carmelite
Silver Tea for
CHOOSE LIFE one day only,
Saturday, September 18th. We are
Christ is risen, alleluia! He has broken the chains of death, enabling in need of craft/homemade items
us to enjoy eternal life. But before the treasure of eternal life, we are given that can be dropped off at the
the gift of our human life, an immeasurable gift which should never be parish of!ice during business
rejected or discarded. Abortion and euthanasia are not part of God’s life- hours, or at the Monastery.
giving plan. Pray for all life, especially the elderly and the unborn.
CHANGE CHALLENGE FOR A
CAUSE
DEAR PADRE Over the past three weeks, the
Youth Group students of St. Mary
Queen of Peace participated in a
WHY DO SOME CHURCHES USE BELLS DURING THE CONSECRATION “Change Challenge” as a communi-
AND OTHERS DO NOT? ty service project, to raise money
for local Iron Mountain Freshman,
We ring bells because they make a beautiful sound for the Lord and for Geno Schinderle. Geno was diag-
our ears. They signal something important; they bring us comfort in sorrow, nosed with leukemia in November
and they double our joy. The of!icial name for the bell ringing is and has been undergoing extensive
tintinnabulation. As with many practices, tintinnabulation is present in treatment, at St. Vincent Hospital
many traditions worldwide. It’s a beautiful way to focus the mind and heart, in Green Bay. In an effort to con-
lifting the soul to God. I’ll never forget the stirring sunrise tintinnabulation tribute a !inancial donation to the
at Assisi on Easter Sunday. Schinderle family, the “Change
Challenge” provided a friendly
Catholics ring bells at the Eucharist, during the singing of the Gloria competition (at times:) amongst
on Holy Thursday and at the Easter Vigil, at the showing of the consecrated the high school students, to see
bread and wine and, in some places, at the beginning of the preparation of which grade could earn the most
the gifts and the Communion procession. We also ring bells to mark the for Geno. A total of $948.30 was
morning, non, and evening hours, at which times devotion recalls the raised!
Incarnation of Christ and the praying of the Angelus. Bells are rung to
assemble the community for prayer and festivities. At weddings and
funerals, bells declare that something important is happening-an event to be
surrounded by beautiful sound. Words From Pope Francis
But why do some churches use bells during the consecration and
others do not? The books of the revised liturgy give an option, so some You cannot give
parish leaders choose to ring bells and others do not. However, in the Latin [courage] to yourself,
Mass, there is no option-the bells must be rung at set times. but you can receive it
as a gift. All you have
to do is open your
From The Eucharist: 50 Questions From the Pews, heart in prayer and
©2008 Liguori Publications roll away, however slightly, that
Sundaybulletin@Liguori.org stone placed at the entrance to your
heart so that Jesus’ light can en-
ter...With you, Lord, we will be tested
but not shaken.
EASTER VIGIL HOMILY, APRIL 11,
2020
St. Mary Queen of Peace X Page 3Scripture for the Week of April 5, 2021 Mass Intentions for the Week
Mon Acts 2:14, 22-33/Mt 28:8-15
Tues Acts 2:36-41/Jn 20:11-18 M18%(*, A."$, 5
Wed Acts 3:1-10/Lk 24:13-35 NO MASS
Thur Acts 3:11-26/Lk 24:35-48 T!&'%(*, A."$, 6-O/#(Z& 10 E('#&"
Fri Acts 4:1-12/Jn 21:1-14 8:00 AM †Dorothy Edens-Req. by Marcella McGuire
Sat Acts 4:13-21/Mk 16:9-15
SUN Acts 4:32-35/1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-31 W&%8&'%(*, A."$, 7-O/#(Z& 10 E('#&"
8:00 AM †Ryan Rice-Req. by the Rice Family
First Reading: We have eaten and drunk with him T7!"'%(*, A."$, 8-O/#(Z& 10 E('#&"
after his resurrection from the dead. 8:00 AM All Who Contributed to the Easter Flower Fund
(Acts 10:34, 37-43)
F"$%(*, A."$, 9-O/#(Z& 10 E('#&"
8:00 AM †Richard & Donna Printz-Req. by M/M Bob Printz
Second Reading: Look for things that are in heaven,
where Christ is. S(#!"%(*, A."$, 10-D$Z$8& M&"/* ((8#.)
(Col 3:1-4) 4:30 PM Living & Deceased Members of Our Parish Family
S!8%(*, A."$, 11-D$Z$8& M&"/*
Gospel: The teaching of scripture is that he must rise 8:00 AM †Doris Farrington-Req. by Gene Farrington
from the dead. 10:00 AM †Joe Warren-Req. by M/M John Laydon &
(Jn 20:1-9) Melissa Menghini
A VOCATION VIEW: The Lord has risen; it is true!
Proclaim it to the world! Pray for an increase in
vocations to the priesthood and religious life in the
Diocese of Marquette.
Liturgical Ministries
Divine Mercy
Stewardship By the Book: 4:30 PM - A."$, 10
Lector: Lisa Harry
Alleluia! Christ is risen and is victorious over sin and Eucharist: Lynne Gussert
death! We are good stewards of our faith if, like St. Servers: Lance Harry & Dale Close
Ushers: Veronica Roberts & Colleen DeRoche
Paul, we share this good news whenever and wherever
Hospitality: Jeff & Deb Couper/John & Bev McCole
we can. Gift Bearers: NONE
The Knights of Columbus are looking for 8:00 AM - A."$, 11
men seeking a career opportunity, repre- Lector: Ashley DeMay
senting their insurance program as a Field Eucharist: Bob DeMay
Agent. We offer a complete bene!its package Servers: Nathan & Taylor DeMay
Ushers: Steve & Laura Rhode
with this full-time position. One must be eli-
Hospitality: Dave & Deb Brisson/Jim & Paula Ebli
gible for membership in the Knights of Columbus. For Gift Bearers: NONE
more information, please contact Tim Nowak, General
Agent, at (920)462-4100, or by email, at timo- 10:00 AM - A."$, 11
thy.knowak@kofc.org, Lector: Tricia Peterson
or check us out at www.kofcwi.org Eucharist: Ebie Stack
Servers: Ellyce & Sheila Doenier
Ushers: David & Tony Santi
Celebra@ng the Wisdom of Bishop Frederic Baraga Hospitality: Jeremy Rodriguez Family/Roy Harris Family
Gift Bearers: NONE
KITCHI JAWENDAGOSIWIN: “There is no great- Money Counters: Jerry & Sue Sanders
er joy in this world than to receive your Lord
and God in Holy communion.” Please be faithful to your assigned ministry of service. It is your
responsibility to get a substitute. Please let the of!ice know the
name/(s) of your replacements. Thank you!
Kingsford, Michigan 49802 X Page 4Parish Family Membership MASS SCHEDULE
We welcome you to the Catholic Christian Community
of St. Mary Queen of Peace. Please contact the parish 4:30 p.m. Saturday Vigil Mass
of!ice to register at the earliest opportunity. 8:00 & 10:00 a.m. Sunday Masses
Confessions Saturdays at 3:00 p.m.
Sacraments Or by appointment
Reconciliation Daily Mass
Confessions are heard on Saturday beginning at 3:00 p.m., Check the bulletin
or anytime by appointment.
Baptism PARISH STAFF
Parent(s) must be registered and active members of the Pastor Rev. Michael Woempner
parish for at least six months and are expected to attend Assoc. Pastor Rev. Michael Kowalewski
one session with the pastor on the meaning of Baptism Admin. Assistant Lori Bargo
prior to the celebration of the Sacrament. Godparents (one Dir. Religious Ed K-8th Mary Beth Casanova
man and one woman), if not from the parish, must have a High School/Youth Group Bob & Erin DeMay
letter from their pastor stating that they are practicing Janitor Jozef Raiche
Catholics and able to serve as sponsor. It is encouraged Grounds Marcel Raiche
that both Godparents be Catholic, but one may be a non-
Catholic and serve as a Christian witness.
Marriage MASS ORGANISTS
The Catholic Church maintains the teaching of Jesus Saturday 4:30 p.m.
Christ, that marriage is a permanent and unconditional Sunday 8:00 a.m. Daniel Steinbrecher
commitment between one man and one woman. Sunday 10 a.m. Folk Choir Cathy Spice
For a marriage to take place at Queen of Peace, one or both OFFICE PHONE 774-6122
parties (or their parents) must be registered active OFFICE HOURS Mon-Fri 7:00 a.m.-noon
members for at least 6 months before beginning marriage Mon-Tues-Thurs 1:30-5:15 p.m.
preparation. Registration in the parish for the sole purpose of being Wed 1:30-3:00/4:30-7:00 p.m.
married here is not permitted. Once preparation begins, no
date will be set until the initial information is gathered by Address: St. Mary Queen of Peace Church
the pastor. The Diocese requires 6 months prior to the 600 Marquette Blvd.
wedding to ensure adequate time to prepare properly for Kingsford, Mi. 49802
the Sacrament. There are options for preparation, but some
sort of preparation is required. Call the Parish Office to MISSION STATEMENT
make the arrangements with the pastor. Saturdays are the
usual day for weddings. We, the parishioners of St. Mary Queen of Peace, as
children of God, are committed to providing an inviting
Times for weddings: For a Wedding Mass, no later than and friendly atmosphere for religious worship, with
noon. For the Liturgy of the Word, no later than 12:30 p.m. our goal to offer salvation to all through Jesus Christ.
Anointing & Sick Calls Our church provides digni!ied and reverent
Anointing of the Sick is available upon request. liturgies; a place where we, as individuals, in a
Please call the rectory when anyone is sick, in the hos- Christian community, can grow spiritually,
pital, or shut-in and unable to attend Mass. In an educationally, and socially. By helping and comforting
emergency situation, call immediately. all those in need, we share our God-given gifts within
our church, community, and the world.
Funerals
When there is a death in the family, contact a Funeral St. Mary Queen of Peace Parish is a place of loving
Director, who will in turn make arrangements with fellowship within the family of God. We carry into the
the Parish. Please note that the Diocesan Guidelines world the witness, message, and example of the gospel,
state that wakes and visitations are to take place in prayerfully ful!illing our mission.
the Funeral Home, not in the Church. While excep-
tions may be made by the pastor, it will only be for (Approved by the Parish Pastoral Council, April 17,
special pastoral needs and/or circumstances. 1997)
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