September 29    6:00pm to 8:00pm  (Dinner begins at 6:00pm.)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            September 29 6:00pm to 8:00pm (Dinner begins at 6:00pm)
Topic of discussion: Beauties Of Our Faith Video: His Irish Wit and Humor- The Best of Fulton J. Sheen (Part one) 54 minutes
Description: The truth never goes out of style: Yesterday, today and forever. His words of wisdom is what we do desperately need today. So much to discuss!
If you have any questions, please contact Sherrie Clutts at the parish office.

Office: 943-4633 ext 217
Email: sclutts@shamrockchurchtc.org

October 6    6:00pm to 8:00pm        (Dinner begins at 6:00pm)                                                                     Topic of Discussion: Apostolic Fathers                                                                                                                    Video:   Apostolic Fathers: Handing on the Faith by Stephen Ray     (Part One)  49 minutes                 Description:  Stephen Ray takes you on an exciting journey to the Roman Empire and the world of the first Christians. You’ll follow in the footsteps of the Church Fathers through Israel, Turkey, France and Italy as they celebrate the Eucharist while hiding for their lives and willingly suffer for proclaiming their faith in Jesus. You’ll come to understand the hearts and faith of Ignatius of Antioch, Clement of Rome, Polycarp of Smyrna, Irenaeus of Lyons and Justin Martyr.

 

CCW FALL BAZAAR
Saturday, October 15, 2022
10:00am—6:30pm
BOOTHS:
COUNTRY PANTRY (Jams & Jelly, Baked Goods and Breads)
Sign up sheets for needed baking supplies (sugar, flour, canning jars) Will be in the back of Church starting September 24th. There will also be sign up sheets asking Parishioners to help bake items for the Country Pantry. Please keep reading your Bulletin for up-dates.
SILENT AUCTION (Please contact the Parish Office if you have an item or service we can add to the Auction.
GRANDMA’S ATTIC (New and Gently Used Items)
Items can be left in the Social Hall Coat Room on Saturdays & Sundays or Anytime during the week when the Church is open. Please label with a tag Saying, “For Bazaar.” NO CLOTHES & NO FURNITURE ITEMS.
JEWELRY (New and Gently Used Items)
Items can be left in the Social Hall Coat Room on Saturdays & Sundays or Anytime during the week when the Church is open. Please label with a tag Saying, “For Bazaar.”
KITCHEN (Lunch available: Soups and Homemade Bread)
Volunteers are needed for 3-4 hours slots to help on October 15th, 2022 to sell items at the booths. Sign up sheets will be in the back of Church starting September 24th.
Thank you in advance for helping make the CCW Fall Bazaar a success.

https://youtu.be/Ryzd29giYUc

Fight Like Heaven with a 54 Day Novena

https://www.micatholic.org/advocacy/focus/2022/protect-life-vote-no-on-proposal-3.pdf

 

SOMETHING NEW!!! As you know we offer Mass Intentions for the living and deceased for $10 per Mass Intention. Per the Diocese of Gaylord we are only allowed one intention per Mass. There is always one Mass on the weekend that is offered for intentions of the parish. At this time we have no Mass intentions available until August 21, 2022. Beginning Sunday, February 20th, we will offer our red Sanctuary Candle, located by the tabernacle, as an intention for someone living or deceased from Sunday—Monday each week. The cost will be $10. This gives those who could not get their intentions into a Mass an opportunity to offer an intention in a different way.

 What Is Happening In the Parish

 IN OUR PARISH THIS WEEK
Please pray daily for the Religious/Clergy listed

The Sanctuary Candle burns this week In Honor of Heidi Mueller by Ken & Peggy Godin

Thursday, September 29th
9:00am—MASS Jere Lynn Brown by Knights of Columbus Council 13432
10:00am-12:00 pm Food Pantry Open
6:00pm—Music Ministry practice
6:00pm—Adult Faith Formation/Social Hall
Rev. Mitchel Roman

Friday, September 30th
9:00am—MASS Morris Kolarik by Paul & Bernie Lezon
Rev. Richard Schaeffer

Saturday, October 1st
11:00am—Funeral/Margie Meachum Followed by luncheon
3:30-4:30pm Confessions
5:00pm—MASS Julie Nowland by her mother; Patricia Nowland
Pope Francis

Sunday, October 2nd Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Life Chain Sunday”
9:00am—MASS Special Intentions of the Parish
11:00am—MASS Edward Elsavage by Tom & Anne Spieles
Coffee & Rolls following both Masses
Rev. Lawrence Sergott

The Sanctuary Candle burns this week In memory of Ed & Ray Galla by Theresa Kulanda                 

Monday, October 3rd
6:00pm—Faith Formation/SH
6:30pm—CCW Meeting/Day Chapel
Rev. James Siler

Tuesday, October 4th
10:00am-12:00 pm Food Pantry Open
6:30-8:00pm—”Scripture Come Alive”/Social Hall
Deceased Priests

Wednesday, October 5th
9:00am—MASS Marjorie Jean Moeggenberg by Ken & Peggy Godin
6:00pm—Youth Ministry/Kitchen
6:00pm—Pastoral Council Meeting/SH
Rev. Rolando Silva

Thursday, October 6th
9:00am—MASS Robert Alley by Tom Zeoli, St. Patrick Music Ministry
10:00am-12:00 pm Food Pantry Open
6:00pm—Music Ministry practice
6:00pm—Adult Faith Formation/Social Hall
Rev. Kenneth Stachnik

Friday, October 7th
9:00am—MASS Therese LeMieux by Deacon Jim Schlitz
Rev. Dennis Stilwell

Saturday, October 8th
3:30-4:30pm Confessions
5:00pm—MASS Special Intentions of the Parish
Most Reverend Jeffrey J. Walsh

Sunday, October 9th Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Crop Walk”
9:00am—MASS Rose Mary Barnes by Ken & Peggy Godin
11:00am—MASS Joe & Gania Rode 60th Wedding Anniversary
12:30pm—Reconciliation/Sacrament Prep/SH
4:00pm—Rosary Coast to Coast/Benediction/Adoration
Rev. Edmund Tizhe

What Does It Mean To Be A Registered Parish Member vs. Unregistered From time to time we experience individuals who indicate that they are parish members but when it comes time to looking up needed information on them, we have nothing in our records. (NOTE: This scenario is true for all parishes.) Often people attend Mass at a parish for months or sometimes years, but never officially register. Being a registered parishioner also makes the process much simpler when it is time for receiving sacraments, registering for faith formation (religious education), sponsoring a sacrament recipient and even planning funerals. When a person is registered in a parish, all of their sacraments (Baptism, First Eucharist, Confirmation, Marriage and Death) are recorded in the sacramental archive books. So why is it so important to be an actual registered member of a parish? Living in a culture that no longer supports a religious way of life, much less a Catholic Christian way of life, the local parish plays an integral role in helping to guide and support us on our journey. The parish does this through it's educational and formational programs, prayer groups, spiritual development and celebrations of the Word and Sacraments. In the Roman Catholic Church of the United States of America, members to be considered "active" parishioners must be registered in the Parish for a sufficient period of time, fulfilled the Sabbath Commandment by attending Mass faithfully on Sundays and Holy Days, and continuously support the Mission of Christ in the local Parish by preferably using the envelope system. In order to receive the Sacraments of Baptism, First Reconciliation, First Holy Communion, Confirmation, or Holy Matrimony you need be a registered member. To help insure this dynamic in the parish, the Church requires registration. Parish registration creates a two -fold obligation: On one hand, the pastor is obligated to serve the spiritual needs of that individual. On the other hand, the individual is obligated to support the mission and needs of the parish. If you are unsure that you are a registered member of St. Patrick’s, please contact Sue Korson at the parish office. If you aren’t, it only takes a few minutes to do so. –Sherrie Clutts DRE

Weekend Masses

Weekday Masses  -       
Cancellations are possible - see current bulletin

Something New For Your App If you have the myParish app on your cell phone, you may notice a temporary background change for the Lent and Easter seasons. It is a beautiful background of the Holy Cross and again it is just temporary. Another feature that will be found on your app is called Lenten Reflections. It will be found under the icon called Inspire Daily. Remember there are so many features on your app and they are easy to use. No matter what kind of smart phone you own, it is easy to download if you do not already have the app. If you have any questions, please contact either Sue Korson or Sherrie Clutts at the parish office.