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Welcome to Assumption!

As we progress closer to the end of this liturgical year and a beginning of a new one on the First Sunday of Advent, the readings we hear focus our attention on the end times. This week, we find James and John asking for their places in the kingdom of glory. I suppose we would all like to know that we have a good seat reserved in the kingdom. But what the disciples and, perhaps we ourselves, need to learn is that the cost of the kingdom is bound to the whole life of Christ, not just the good times, the miracles, the powerful moments and the wonderful meals. Being a faithful Christian involves a lot more than just a happy feeling. In the second reading we are reminded that we can confidently offer up all of our lives, both the good times and the bad, to our Lord. In the reading from Hebrews we hear how “we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who has similarly been tested in every way, yet without sin. So let us confidently approach the throne of grace to receive mercy and to find grace for timely help”

Fr. Tony Pelak

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Schedule for This Week

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Monday, Ocrtober 11

7:00 AM Mass 

Mass Intention: For the repose of the soul of Paul Sobie

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Tuesday, October 12 – No Mass

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Wednesday, October 13

5:30 PM

Mass Intention: For the repose of the soul of Nancy Marculis and in celebration of John & Rosie Scheidel’s 65th Wedding Anniversary!

6:00 PM – Reconciliation in the Confessional

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Thursday, October 14

9:00 AM

Mass Intention: For those nearing the end of life.

9:30 AM: Eucharistic Adoration through 8:00 AM Friday

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Friday, October 15                                            

9:00 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the souls of Charlotte & Arthur Judson

3:00 PM: Divine Mercy Chaplet in the Chapel

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Saturday, October 16      

4:00 PM: Reconciliation in the Chapel

5:00 PM: Rosary

5:30 PM Mass 

Mass Intention: For the repose of the souls of Ryan Barnes, Mitchell Panek and blessings for the women attending the St. Francis Retreat

Sunday, October 17 

8:30 AM: Rosary

9:00 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the souls of Pamela May and blessings for the women attending the St. Francis Retreat

10:30 AM: Rosary

11:00 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the souls of Madonna Waeltermann, Nathan Tafelsky and for the Deceased Members of Assumption Parish

5:00 PM: Rosary

5:30 PM Mass 

Mass Intention: For the repose of the souls of Patricia Gilfoyle, Delaine Mary Quam

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Monday, October 18

9:00 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the soul of Nancy Marculis

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  The 5:30 PM Wednesday Mass, the 9:00 AM Thursday Mass, the 5:30 PM Saturday Mass and the 9:00 AM Sunday Mass will be LIVE-STREAMED on Facebook and Vimeo.

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Parish Address:
6369 Belmont Ave, NE
Belmont, MI 49306

Church Address:
6390 Belmont Ave, NE
Belmont, MI 49306

Parish Phone
616.361.5126

Parish Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Parish Mission Statement

Enlightened by the Holy Spirit, we, the parish of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, commit to know, love and worship the Lord Jesus Christ. With Mary, our mother and model, we will proclaim the gospel, serve others and welcome all to the family of God.

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