May 29, 2016

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MondayMAY 30

Weekday2 Pt 1:2–7

Mk 12:1–12

TuesdayMAY 31

Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Zep 3:14–18a or Rom 12:9–16Lk 1:39–56

WednesdayJUNE 1

St. Justin, Martyr

2 Tm 1:1–3, 6–12Mk 12:18–27

ThursdayJUNE 2

Weekday2 Tm 2:8–15Mk 12:28–34

FridayJUNE 3

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus

Ez 34:11–16Rom 5:5b–11

Lk 15:3–7

SaturdayJUNE 4

Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary

2 Tm 4:1–8Lk 2:41–51

SundayJUNE 5

Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

1 Kgs 17:17–24Gal 1:11–19Lk 7:11–17

Do we need both bread and wine to receive Christ’s Body and Blood? If I receive only the host—not the Precious Blood—am I participating fully in the Eucharist?

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By only taking the host you are participating fully. In the same way, if you only drink from the chalice you are participating fully. Jesus is always fully present in each form—both one and the other. Many times it is not possible to offer the chalice to a large congregation; yet there are also times when one cannot receive the host, especially in sickness, and consuming the Precious Blood is easier. In its teaching on the Eucharist, the Church invites us to receive both: “It is especially fitting to receive Christ in both forms during the celebration of the Eucharist. This allows the Eucharist to appear more

perfectly as a banquet, a banquet that is a foretaste of the banquet that will be celebrated with Christ at the end of time when the Kingdom of God is established in its fullness (see Eucharisticum Mysterium, 32).” In John 6 Jesus invites us to both eat and drink, so it is good to do both if you are able. If you aren’t able, or if the chalice isn’t offered at your church, you still participate fully. Both forms are always present though, because the priest must always receive both.

FR. PATRICK KEYES, CSsRsundaybulletin@liguori.org

Is taking just the host full participation?

Br. Daniel Korn, CSsR

Icon of Love

ICONS function as windows into the spiritual

world, bringing us closer to the divine

mystery and helping us strengthen our faith as we meditate

on them. The icon of Our Mother of Perpetual Help is one

of the best-loved and most well-known of these icons.

This book explores the messages within the Our Mother

of Perpetual Help icon, deepening our understanding of

the Incarnation, suffering, death, and resurrection of Christ.

Through guided meditations on the five key elements of the

icon, questions, and space for personal reflection, this book

will guide you on the path toward deeper understanding

and prayerful devotion, with Our Mother of Perpetual Help

as your guide.

Br. Daniel Korn, CSsR, is the Our Mother of Perpetual Help

iconologist for the Redemptorists.

Cover design: John Krus

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We are invited to respond to the presentation of Christ by Mary by becoming the ones who must extend our hands and receive this Word, this Christ made flesh. It is as if she is saying to us, “Receive this Word of your salvation!” Mary is inviting us to renew our commitment to live the Gospel and proclaim Christ through our words and actions.

–From Embracing the Icon of Love by Br. Daniel Korn

To see sample pages from this book, call us at 800-325-9521 or visit Liguori.org and type the title or 825651 in the search bar.

Prayer Intenons for the Week of May 29, 2016

Sun, May 29

Ϯ Mary Jo Suman ~ 9am

Ϯ Renee Koepke and the Graduating

Class of 2016~ 11am

Tuesday, May 31

Ϯ Valerie Bierlein

Wednesday, June 1

No Mass

Thursday, June 2

Ϯ Bob & Helen Morrison

Friday, June 3

Intentions of the Andrusiak Family

Sat, June 4

Ϯ Dorothy Dennis

Sun, June 5

Ϯ Catherine & Isidore Sruba ~ 9am

Ϯ Barb Swanson ~ 11am

Rev. Loc Q. Trinh, Pastor Email: pastor@holyfamilycaledonia.org Rectory Number: 616-891-1160 Parish Office: 616-891-9259 Fax: 616-891-1346 Office Hours Monday - Thursday: 8:30am - 4:30pm Friday: 8:30am -12:00pm

Website www.holyfamilycaledonia.org

Catholic Faith Formation 616-891-8867

Sacraments Baptism and Sacrament of Matrimony ~ 616-891-9259 Reconciliation ~ Saturdays 4:00-4:30pm

How Do I Become Catholic? ~ contact Chris Shafer at 616-891-9259 or cshafer@holyfamilycaledonia.org

Mass Times Tuesday ~ 6pm in Chapel Wednesday through Friday ~ 9am in Chapel Saturday ~ 5pm in Church Sunday ~ 9am and 11am in Church

Eucharistic Adoration Thursday ~ 9:30am-7pm in the Chapel

New Parishioners/Change of Address: Welcome, please register at the Parish Office. If you have moved please notify us.

~Please Pray for these loved ones~

Mary Jane Aalders, Larry Albaugh, Alyssa, Bob Black, Lyle Blain, Richard Bonarski, Paul Burns, Marguerite Callaghan, Bill Campbell, Lois Campbell, Patrick

Cogdill, Joshua Conrad, Carissa Cook, Barb Daley, Michael David, Kathy DeYoung, Mark Donohue, Donna Driscoll, Amy Finkbeiner, Larry Frye, Lindsey Grant, Shawn Gray & Family, Louis Harig, Jacob Harris, Theresa Hellwig, Jim Herdman, Kathlyn

Higgins, Barb and Karl Hodges, Alex Hofman, Betty Ann Holl, Justin Hopkins, Dolly Hula, Tom Hueller, Ruth Jackiewicz, Diana Johnson, Sarah Ketchapaw, Ed

and Rosemary Kilmartin, James Koza, Dave Krumm, Dave LeBlanc, Ellen Lehnert, Caroline Lemke, Arlene Luke, Kristin Mattson, Bill & Deanna Mervau, Samuel Monhke, Francis Moran, Daniel Newton, Cindy Odle, Heather Ogden, Norbert

Oshinski, Al Orr, Iris Ottenwess, Pat Paffhausen, Ed Pawloski, Deb Perkins, Bonnie Pitsch, Isaac Postma, Vicki Purgiel, Reuben Quirk, Nathan Roberts, Mary Kay Rodriguez, John Romero, Lovada Romero, Mary Ruic, Betty Russell, Patricia

Savage, Scott Scheltema, Tom Schwartz, Sheri Sherk, Christy Short, Cathy Stawick, Wila Sweet, Aaron Thome, Timothy Vickers, Eileen Wetzel, Katie Wierenga, Scott

& Jan Windy, Dorothy Zoet.

Holy Family offers, as a community, the gift of prayer. If you would like to have your name listed in this Prayer Corner during a time of need, contact the Parish Office.

This Week in the Parish

Sunday, May 29 No Coffee and Donuts

Monday, May 30 Parish Office Closed

Wednesday, June 1 No Mass

Thursday, June 2 Order of the Secular Franciscans 7pm

Holy Family Parish ~ Mission Statement We are called as a family to know, love and serve God.

HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC PARISH 9669 Kraft Avenue, Caledonia, MI

Schedule Change Alert!

There will be No Coffee and Donuts served after Mass during the Summer months. We will resume serving again on September 18.

“It is God Himself Who Receives What We Give in Charity”

Prayer Chain ~ Email If you or someone you know are in need of prayer and would like to be placed on the “email” prayer chain, please call or email Marcia Dohm with your prayer request. This is separate from the prayer requests printed in the bulletin weekly.

Questions? Contact Marcia Dohm at 616-877-0007 or momdohm@yahoo.com

Notice... Holy Family is producing a new parish directory. If you would like your name withheld from the directory, please contact the parish office at 616-891-9259 or parishoffice@holyfamilycaledonia.org.

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT HOLY FAMILY

Cave Quest VBS 2016 Gear up for an over-the-top underground adventure! Ground kids in the rock-solid foundation of God’s

love, a love that takes us through life’s dark times.

June 20– 24 from 9am -12pm and registrations are available online or on the Ministry Cart.

A donation board is posted in the Narthex. Stop by and choose an item or two to donate or use our Sign Up Genius link on our website to sign up for donations. Your support is appreciated and will help VBS be a great success!

Pictorial Directory - We need your pictures The family pictures are done and now we are in the process of designing and putting the "Activity Pages" together, that usually fall in the front of a church's Pictorial Directory. So we need your parish group activity pictures (i.e. Mom’s Group, Top of the Hill, K of C and CCW events, Mission Trips, Parish events), we need your Ministry Pictures, whether it be a group shot or actual ministry in action shots, we also need some of our Sacramental pictures of your baby's baptism, your wedding, your Ordination, etc. The pictures can be turned into the office either via the actual hard copy of the picture, or sending a quality digital copy through email. Please send your email pictures to: petesue@iserv.net. We will not use all the pictures we receive (as we only have so much space) but we do appreciate you sending them to us. We will accept your photos up until Monday, June 6th. If you have any questions, please contact Pete Murray, (616) 813-4368.

Surgery or Illness: If you or a loved one are hospitalized, in a nursing facility, having surgery, or experiencing an illness, please contact Christine Shafer in the parish office by phone or email so that we may pray for you, offer you our parish care ministries, set up the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick when appropriate, or offer Eucharist to the homebound where needed. Most hospitals have Holy Communion ministers arranged if you ask for this while there, but if you need help getting this arranged, please let us know.

Prayer Request The Lord listens to our prayers. It is important for us to be praying for one another and our needs as a parish community. When you have a prayer intention, there are several avenues for requesting those prayers around Holy Family. Prayer intentions can be specified, or may be anonymous by stating “for a special intention” or “for the prayer intention of ______”. ●Parish bulletin: contact the parish office to be added to the prayer list in the weekly bulletin to be held in prayer by fellow

parishioners. ●Email chain: contact Marcia Dohm, parishioner, if you would like to offer a prayer intention or to be added as a recipient

of the emails to pray for others. momdohm@yahoo.com ●Parish Staff prayer: the parish staff gathers for prayer 3-5 mornings per week and will pray for your prayer

intentions. Contact the parish office or Christine Shafer if you would like to request to be added to the staff prayer. ●Mass Intention: you may contact the parish office to schedule a weekday Mass to pray for your prayer intention.

Disability & Faith Conference June 11 at 1pm

At St. Robert Newminster Parish, Ada A Day of Jubilee for families who have children with disabilities and their siblings. Keynote and parent panel for parents; qualified supervision and activities for children and siblings. Grow in faith, gain support in the Church, be nourished. For all families with children/adults with visible and invisible disabilities: cognitive, developmental, emotional, mental, physical, medical, syndromes, visual/hearing impairment. Closing Mass at 4:30. Pizza dinner following. Registration forms available at www.dioceseofgrandrapids.org. For registration information or more information on the conference, contact: Christine Shafer cshafer@holyfamilycaledonia.org

AROUND THE PARISH AND COMMUNITY

Holy Family Access 6 Food Pantry Our food pantry is in constant need of your help in collecting items for our food pantry. We are always in need of cereal, canned meat, personal care items and laundry detergent. Please drop off your donations on the table in the Ministry Hallway. A more complete shopping list can be found in the Ministry Hallway. Feel free to take one. Questions? Contact Molly Fleming at norasmom1@yahoo.com or the parish office at 891-9259

Diaconate Aspirancy Process: Inquiry for the Diaconate At this time, the Diocese of Grand Rapids is accepting inquiries from men interested in the diaconate. To be considered, an applicant must be a Roman Catholic at least 30 years of age (minimum age for ordination is 35), who is an active member of his parish (located within the Diocese of Grand Rapids) with the support of his Pastor. He must be in good health, of sound moral character, mature faith, regular practice in the sacramental life of the Church, and have a sense of vocation to service. If married, he must be in a valid Catholic marriage for a minimum of five years, have the support of his wife and family, and be in a strong, stable marriage. If unmarried, he must be willing and able to commit to celibacy. Although an upper age limit for application has not been established, the expectation is that ordained deacons will have the health and energy to provide a minimum of ten years of ordained ministry to the diocese of Grand Rapids.

The deadline for inquiries to the Diocesan Aspirancy Process is August 12, 2016. All men who are interested in more information and/or applying are asked to contact Reverend Mark Przybysz, Diocesan Director, Office for Ministry & Life of Permanent Deacons, Diocese of Grand Rapids, for an appointment: mprzybysz@dioceseofgrandrapids.com or 616-453-8229, extension 100.

Bread Bakers Wanted! Do you enjoy making yummy homemade bread? Our welcome ministry gifts our new parishioners a fresh bread, baked with love by our own parish family, on welcome weekends. If you would like to be on the bread baking rotation, please call or email the office to be put on our list, and when it’s your turn, you’ll be contacted. Any type of yummy bread is welcome when it’s your turn.

Welcome Weekend Coordinator Would you like to be a part of welcoming families to our parish family? Consider coordinating our welcome weekends once a month starting in the Fall. This position would entail coordinating host/mentor families for new parishioners, scheduling new parishioners to their preferred Mass at the weekend, contacting bread bakers, getting the baskets put together, and overall coordination. Please contact Christine Shafer by phone or email if you are interested in this meaningful and important act of our parish family.

Take Them A Meal - Meal Ministry Our parish is seeking people who would like to bring meals to parishioners in their time of need. This might be while a family is experiencing a death in the family, post-surgery when the extra help could make a lot of difference, after a new baby in the family, and a number of other times. Lisa Ziemke will be coordinating this ministry of care and full bellies, but meal-makers are needed. You will be notified of an opportunity for meals and given instructions on delivery address,

time to deliver, food allergies, etc., and then can sign up for a meal. If you would like to be put on the notification list, please contact the parish office or contact Lisa Ziemke directly at 616-437-0607 or dpzjr@aol.com.

AROUND THE PARISH AND COMMUNITY

Lighthouse Media - Catholic CD’s Found in the Narthex - inventory changes regularly. Featured CD of the week ~ “How to Apply Our Faith to Our Families”. by Kimberly Hahn $3.00 per CD

Questions? Contact Cathy in the parish office at 891-9259

Collection for the Weekend of May 21/22 The collection for the weekend of May 21/22 was $10,396. The budgeted amount is $13,089 and the variance from the budget since July 1, 2015 is $27,881.

You are invited to a Card Shower! Please join us, the Catholic Community of St. Charles & St. Joseph - St. Mary, as we honor Fr. Mark Bauer on his 30th Ordination Anniversary on June 14th. Send a greeting with a story or two of your favorite memory! Cards may be sent to 505 S. Lafayette St., Greenville, MI. 48838

Memorial Day Masses on Monday, May 30 Ss. Peter & Paul Cemetery (Fr. Dennis Morrow) 1712 Preston NW @ 8:00AM Resurrection Cemetery (Fr. Pat Grille) 4100 Clyde Park SW @ 9:00AM Holy Cross Cemetery (Msgr R. Louis Stasker) 2000 Walker NW @ 10:00AM

Please bring your own chairs-Rain or Shine-Refreshments will be served. If you would be interested in volunteering to be a lector or extraordinary minister of Holy Communion, please contact the office at 616-453-1636.

FREE THE BELLS! HELP!!! We are being held in a dark locked closet! We want out! Join the Bell Choir!!! (no experience necessary) For more information, contact: Barbara: 616-891-9259 ext. 28 directorofworship@holyfamilycaledonia.org Joe: choir@holyfamilycaledonia.org

Medium Baskets Needed Our welcome ministry is in need of donations of medium size baskets you may have. These should be about 12-15” in diameter or similar sized. Small and large baskets are not needed. Medium baskets must be non-seasonal, clean and of gift-giving quality. The baskets hold a number of items, including a book and loaf of bread, so they should be a size that can hold those items.

AROUND THE PARISH AND COMMUNITY

Deepen Your Knowledge of the Faith This Summer! Take a 3-week online seminar through Catholic

Distance University for just $30. Register for Mary and the Scriptures (June 6-27), Acts of the Apostles (July 4-25) or Proclaiming the Reality of God: Compelling Evidence of God's Existence (July 25-Aug. 15). Visit https://cdu.catalog.instructure.com/ to register. At checkout, enter Promo Code CDU16GRANDRAPID to receive the special $30 rate reserved for parishioners within the diocese.

“Who do you say that I am?” Jesus posed this question to His Apostles. How would we answer Him? How do we come to know Jesus? The same way we get to know each other: by spending time together. Jesus ‘craves’ us, yearns for us to spend time with Him and to get to know Him as our best Friend. Take advantage of the beautiful invitation and opportunity.

Eucharistic Adoration

every Thursday following 9 AM Mass – 7 PM in the chapel

Retrouvaille Grand Rapids... ...invites you to attend a special evening of hope and inspiration with radio legend, Kevin Matthews and Father Mark Przybysz of St. Anthony’s of Padua Catholic Church. Hear how humor, faith and Broken Mary have led to healing in Kevin’s life and can help you in your ongoing faith journey. This presentation is for all people and all faiths. Bring your friends. (please no youth under age 13) You won’t want to miss out on this incredible opportunity! Saturday, June 11th from 6 to 8:30pm. St. Matthews Lutheran Church | 5125 Cascade Road SE | Grand Rapids, MI 49546 There is no charge for this event. A Free will offering is appreciated | Dessert provided R.S.V.P & Inquiries to Julie Gessner 616-635-1046 or retrograndrapids@gmail.com