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Whether we are old or young or perhaps somewhere in-between, all the readings this week are God talking to each of us. The first reading speaks of the very top and the youngest part of the cedar tree as the source for planting a new shoot that will bring forth new life. The psalm speaks of trees bearing fruit even in their old age, while St. Paul speaks clearly about our longing to be with God no matter where we are on life’s journey.  So, when we hear the parable of the mustard seed, we can hear once more that whether we are powerful or not, grown up or a growing child, wherever we are on the journey of faith, we are always an integral part of God’s plan. He can do great things with us and through us.

~ Fr. Tony

Schedule for This Week

Wednesday, June 16

5:30 PM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the soul of Alex Penny

6:00 PM – Reconciliation in the Chapel

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Thursday, June 17

9:00 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the Forgotten Souls in Purgatory

 9:30 AM: Eucharistic Adoration through 11:00 AM Friday

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Friday, June 18                                           

11:30 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the Souls lost to abortion

3:00 PM: Divine Mercy Chaplet in the Chapel

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Saturday, June 19 – Day of Devotion to St. Joseph                     

4:00 PM: Reconciliation in the Chapel

5:00 PM: Rosary

5:30 PM Mass         

Mass Intention: For the repose of the souls of  Rob Kruse, Ryan Barnes, Stanly & Mary Czarnopys, Fred Prysby

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Sunday, June 20 – Father’s Day                      

8:30 AM: Rosary

9:00 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the souls of  Roger Kent and the Deceased Members of Assumption Parish

10:30 AM: Rosary

11:00 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the souls of  Norm Pelak, Nathan Tafelsky, Don Ek

5:00 PM: Rosary

5:30 PM Mass 

Mass Intention: For the repose of the souls of Bob Jones, Brett Reibschlager

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Monday, June 21

9:00 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the soul of Sr. Christopher David Rizzon

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Tuesday, June 22 – No Mass

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Wednesday, June 23

5:30 PM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the Holy Souls

6:00 PM – Reconciliation in the Chapel

Thursday, June 24

9:00 AM Mass

Mass Intention: For the repose of the soul of Katherine Parker

 9:30 AM: Eucharistic Adoration through 11:00 AM Friday

 

 All Masses will be LIVE-STREAMED on Facebook and Vimeo for those who are unable to attend Mass in person.

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Belmont, MI 49306

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Belmont, MI 49306

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