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2 The service of faith and the promo on of jus ce cannot be for us simply one ministry among others. It must be the integra ng factor of all our ministries; and not only of our ministries but also of our inner life as individuals, as communi es, and as a worldwide brotherhood The integra ng principle of our mission is the inseparable link between faith and the promo on of the jus ce of the kingdom (34th General Congrega on of the Society of Jesus) To live a life of faith means to live a life of ac on. It means that we desire to live beyond ourselves and become men and women for others. It means that we have the capacity to love and be compassionate servants to those around us, especially to those who are marginalized, poor in spirit, and to our neighbors who are in need. It means to be in communion and loving rela onship with others through deeds and not only words. This is faith. This is jus ce. A couple months ago, I wouldn t have had the words to describe the role jus ce has in my faith and as a follower of Christ. I thought I had a choice- I could choose faith or jus ce. I was wrong. I joined the St. Mary s staff in early August and through working with the Faith Doing Jus ce team, my mind and heart have been exposed to a whole new part of my faith. A part that has always been there, but just has collected some dust throughout the past few years. However, a er being in this parish for just two months and being exposed to ac ve and inspira onal social jus ce-minded parishioners, I have come to realize that there is no separa on between jus ce and faith; they are one in the same- and we can t ignore that. Fortunately, our parish is offering an excep onal opportunity for undergraduate students to open up their hearts to social jus ce and to learn what this is all about. The Igna an Family Teach-In for Jus ce (IFTJ), is a gathering for Jesuit ins tu ons and schools to come together in the context of social jus ce and solidarity to learn, reflect, pray, network, and advocate together. Over the course of the weekend, par cipants hear from remarkable keynote speakers, a end breakout presenta ons and workshops, and meet with elected officials to lobby for selected issues. Most importantly, this a opportunity to journey together as a St. Mary s fellowship- to learn together, pray together, and have a shared experience. An experience we can then take back to our parish and share with our community. I am invi ng you (undergraduate students) to join me in this trip. We are looking for students who want to embark on this journey of learning and reflec ng together. Students that want to do more in their faith and grow as followers of Christ- who want to put their faith to ac on. The gathering takes place Nov. 3-5 and almost all expenses are covered by the parish. Along with a ending the conference, we also have an opportunity to explore the D.C. area together! Memories are just wai ng to be made. If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact me at aliedtke@smspnewman.org You can learn more about the gathering on the IFTJ website: h ps://igna ansolidarity.net/i j/ Note: Spots are limited and are filled on a first come, first served basis. MASS SCHEDULE SUNDAY 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM, Noon, 2:00 PM (Sp), 5:00 PM & 9:00 PM DAILY Monday-Thursday 5:10 PM Friday 12:10 PM OFFICE HOURS Sunday Mon-Thurs Friday Saturday 8:00 AM-9:00 PM 9:00 AM-9:00 PM 9:00 AM-5:00 PM 12:00 PM-3:00 PM SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Sunday 7:30 PM Wednesday a er 5:10 PM Mass By appointment SMSPNEWMAN facebook.com/smsp.um myparish the App for Catholic Life Everyday stmarystudentparish.org 331 Thompson Street Ann Arbor, MI (f)

3 Want to take part in the largest annual Catholic social jus ce gathering in the United States? The Igna an Family Teach-In for Jus ce is a weekend-long gathering (Nov. 3-5) in Washington D.C. where Jesuit schools and organiza ons come together to learn, pray, reflect, and advocate together. Join a group of SMSP students as we grow and learn together about social jus ce in the context of faith. Learn more at: h ps://igna ansolidarity.net/i j/ Spots are limited and are filled on a firstcome, first-served basis. If you are interested, please contact Ally aliedtke@smspnewman.org for more informa on. MAGIS, a new undergraduate service group, is looking for students who are interested in exploring what it means to live as men and women for others. Volunteers commit to weekly service with other students and one hour of group reflec on centered on community, service, social jus ce, and spirituality. If you are interested in building community, growing in faith, serving the poor, and working for jus ce, please contact Sam sjennings@smspnewman.org 5:10 PM St. Igna us told his fellow Jesuits to go forth and set the world on fire. Our undergraduate-led ministry draws its inspira on from Igna us with a dual purpose: to welcome students into the parish, bringing them together as an undergraduate community through celebra ng mass, sharing a meal, and allowing them to engage with faith as it interacts in their everyday lives as college students. Ig.nite meets every Thursday of the academic year (except holidays) for a student-led 5:10 pm mass in the church followed by a meal, some guided conversa on, and socializing. The evening typically wraps up by 7:00 pm. Contact Ali areis@smspnewman.org restore after ig.nite 7:30 PM Looking to become more engaged in the Mass and a en ve to the ac on of God in your life? Restore is an open, undergraduate faith sharing group focused on restoring faith, friendships, and the kingdom of God. We read the readings for the coming Sunday and focus on seeing God in ac on in our lives. Come meet other undergrads, have authen c conversa ons and build real rela onships and community. No need to sign up, just drop in! Contact Jess jessjana@umich.edu. special events HOCKEY GAME AT YOST-OCT 7@3:00 PM Join us at Yost to watch Michigan's hockey team play Waterloo! We're leaving from St. Mary's at 3 PM, and the game starts at 4. Please let us know if you would like one of the ckets - they are first come, first serve ($5 per cket) and we only have 40. BON FIRE IN THE COURTYARD-NOV 2@7:00 PM sunday smsp From 6:00-9:00 PM every Sunday, there are tons of snacks (pre y much a dinner) in Newman Lounge. Students gather a er the 5:00 PM mass or before the 9:00 PM mass to get a bite to eat, do homework, or catch up with one another. We also have reconcilia on available at 7:30 in the church. Stop by and stay awhile!

4 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Choir Practice before each Mass Music Room Children s Liturgy of the Word 10:15 AM Newman Hall+ English as a Second Language 12:45 PM Newman Hall Hispanic/Latino Children s Lit 2:00 PM Donnelly & Whitman Teen Confirmation 3:15 PM Donnelly Hall + Outreach Team 4:00 PM Loyola Room co/mission 6:30 PM Donnelly Hall High School Youth Group 6:30 PM Rectory Lounge Reconciliation 7:30 PM Church Interfaith Lead Team Meeting 8:00 PM Newman Room MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 Choir Practice Grad/YP Mass 6:00 PM Music Room Centering Prayer 6:30 PM Richard Room Born for Joy 7:00 PM Monteith Room Bible Study 7:00 PM Rectory Lounge Spiritual Directions 7:00 PM Donnelly Hall SCC Men s Group 7:00 PM Loyola Room ASB Site Leader Formation 8:00 PM Donnelly Hall TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 SCC Open Group 10:00 AM Loyola Room SCC Moms Group 10:15 AM Rectory Lounge Fiesta Mass Music Rehearsal 4:00 PM Music Room LatinX Mass & Fiesta 5:10 PM Church & Newman+ Pray the Rosary after Mass 5:45 PM Church Rooted 6:30 PM Rectory Lounge LGBT Outreach Ministry 7:00 PM Loyola Room SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 8:30 AM Mass for +Brian Soong 10:00 AM Mass for +Helen Stenzel 12:00 PM Mass for +Mary Catherine von Stamwitz 2:00 PM Mass for People of the Parish 5:00 PM Mass for Christopher Brown 9:00 PM Mass for +Mary Mortara MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 5:10 PM Mass for +Lawrence France TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 5:10 PM Mass for +Jackie Fernandez WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 5:10 PM Mass for Michael Patterson THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 5:10 PM Mass for + Donna Vogelheim FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5 12:10 PM Mass for Lionel Heroux WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 SCC Women s Group 9:30 AM Rectory Lounge SCC Jolene 4:30 PM Loyola Room Reconciliation 5:45 PM Church Eucharistic Adoration 6:00 PM Church SCC Grad/YP Group 6:30 PM Loyola Room RCIA 7:00 PM Donnelly Hall SCC Ignatian Spirituality 8:00 PM Rectory Lounge REAL 8:00 PM Newman Room SCC Men s Undergrad 8:00 PM Richard Room THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 Choir Practice for Ig.nite Mass 4:15 PM Music Room Ig.nite 5:10 PM Church & Newman Hall+ SCC Open Group 7:00 PM Monteith Room SCC Grad/YP Group 7:00 PM Whitman Room Reader Training 7:30 PM Church Restore after Ig.nite 7:30 PM Rectory Lounge

5 MON, OCT 8 7:00-9:00 PM Monthly Mass & Dinner for Grad/YP. Join us to worship, connect, and enjoy a delicious homemade dinner with our Grad/YP community. MON, OCT 22 I 7 PM Join us for dessert and me to socialize or network with other grad students and young professionals. A different speaker or opportunity for prayer and reflec on will be featured each month. October's speaker is Fr. Jim Gartland, SJ. pictured below TUESDAYS 6:30 PM Rooted is an open faith sharing group for graduate students & young professionals. Come meet other grad/ yp's for fellowship, food, and authen c conversa on. No need to sign up, just drop in! Rooted will be held every Tuesday from 6:30-8:00 PM at SMSP. Contact Sam sjennings@smspnewman.org DETAILS TO FOLLOW La nx MASS & FIESTA TUES, OCT 2 I 5:10-8:00 PM Join us in celebra ng La nx Heritage Month with a bilingual mass at 5:10pm, followed by La nx dance lessons, delicious food, and tradi onal games. All undergrad and grad students/young professionals are welcome at any me throughout this celebra on! Contact Amy aketner@smspnewman.org THUR, OCT 4 I 7:30 PM Whether you've been trained at your home church or you'd like to become a new reader, please a end this quick training! No RSVP needed - simply show up at this training event. Contact Lane e lmele@umich.edu We welcome Rev. James G. Gartland, S.J. as he begins his role as the parish administrator at St. Mary Student Parish for the academic year. Rev. Gartland, S.J., pictured above, was the rector of the Saint Peter Faber Jesuit Community at Boston College from 2012 to He was part of the founding team of Chicago s Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in 1996 and served as its president from 2004 to Previously he served as pastor of St. Procopius, a Mexican immigrant parish in Chicago, from 1994 to Fr. Jim entered the Society of Jesus in 1983, a er teaching theology for three years at Loyola Academy in Wileme e, IL. He taught in Peru from 1987 to 1990 and was ordained a priest in He earned a bachelor s degree from Xavier University, master s degrees in Philosophy and Religious Educa on from Loyola University Chicago, and a Master of Divinity from the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley.

6 MONDAYS 7:00-8:30 PM Prac ce scripture-based faith sharing in small discussion groups which are guided by church-approved commentaries, ques on guides, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Contact Kathy Ann MONDAYS 6:30 PM Centering Prayer is a silent prac ce of prayer that rests on the faith that Christ is present within by His Holy Spirit. It is an excellent prepara on for contempla ve prayer, which is a grace or gi bestowed by God. The first Monday of each month we listen to an introduc on to centering prayer and then pray for 20 minutes. Otherwise, we typically sit and pray for two 20-minute sessions with a short medita ve walk in between. All are welcome. Contact Serena serena68@comcast.net WEDNESDAYS 6:00-10:00 PM Eucharis c Adora on will take place most Wednesdays in the Church. It is a me to reflect and pray quietly before the Lord. You are invited to come when you can and stay as long as you like. 1ST & 3RD TUES 7-8:30 PM Mee ngs are private and confiden al. As a diverse community of believers, we respect each person as a unique reflec on of God's presence in our midst. We commit ourselves to being a community of care, support, forma on, reconcilia on, and witness to jus ce with and among gay and lesbian persons, parents, family members, and friends. We teach that all love comes from God and focus on helping people reconcile their faith with their orienta on. We provide a safe space for discussion, healing, and prayer. Together we reflect on Scripture and listen to the lived experiences of gay and lesbian persons and their allies. Contact: Rodrigo rodri_cg@hotmail.com or Cynthia jcynthia@umich.edu Manresa Retreat House TUESDAYS AFTER THE 5:10 PM MASS Reci ng this ancient and powerful prayer with others can be a heart-opening experience and a way to promote peace in the world and in ourselves. We will provide you the texts of the prayers if needed. If you have inten ons for which you'd like us to pray, or any ques ons, please send them to Toni weena@umich.edu MONDAYS 7:00 PM A 12-step recovery group for men (ages 18+), who struggle with sexual ac ng out/ pornography and are sincerely looking for hope and help in a community of fellow strugglers. Visit SECOND TUESDAY OF THE MONTH I 7-8:30PM FALL: The book club will examine issues around stewardship. Oct 9: Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhorta on, "Gaudete et Exsultate" available for download here (in English): h ps://w2.va can.va/content/ francesco/en/apost_exhorta ons/documents/papafrancesco_esortazione-ap_ _gaudete-et-exsultate.pdf Nov 13: "The Vice of Luxury: Economic Excess in a Consumer Age" by David Clou er. This 2016 book will be available on reserve at Litera or may be obtained through the usual other sources. Dec 11: "The Gi of Peace" by Joseph Cardinal Bernardin, which takes a look at one man's late-life understanding of himself in rela on to the world. For more informa on, contact Liz at YpsiLiz2006@gmail.com

7 St. Luke N.E.W. Life Center's major fundraiser is Sunday, October 21 st, at Powers Catholic High School in Flint. We offer an a ernoon of food (a chicken or steak dinner grilled on site), silent and live auc ons and lots of fun. Please contact St. Mary parishioner, Lisa Hirsch at mcdfam5@sbcglobal.net or for informa on and/ or ckets for this event. You can also buy ckets via our website at by clicking on the events bu on. All proceeds benefit the job training, social enterprise, literacy, food pantry and other community programs provided by St. Luke's. We promise you a great me and as you enjoy the a ernoon, you are also helping change the lives of women and men in Flint. We hope you will join us on the 21st of October. Thank you for your support! St. Mary Student Parish is seeking volunteers to help at Alpha House, which is an organiza- on that provides temporary shelter, food, and support services for families in Washtenaw County-located at 4290 Jackson Rd, Ann Arbor, Volunteers are needed for the week of October 22nd through the 27th, and you can help by providing a main dish or side dish for dinner, serving the meal, being with children during ac vity me, or being an overnight volunteer. For more informa on contact Ally aliedtke@smspnewman.org , ext 221 Sign up link: h ps:// es-for-service/ SUN, SEPT 30 I 6:30 PM All high school students in the area are invited to join us for the next gathering at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 30. We'll hang out, enjoy an ice cream social, and talk about prayer, especially how to make it work in your busy lives. The High School Youth Group meets twice a month and is led by U-M students Brennan McHugh and Catherine Gardey. Join us and see what it's all about! For more informa on, contact Rita Zyber at rzyber@smspnewman.org. God calls us to share our talents with the church, and we need yours! If you have a heart for singing, please join one of our choirs. We are looking to start a choir at the 5pm Mass and a student choir at the 9pm Mass, but will always welcome new vocalists to our exis ng groups at 8:30 am, 10 am, noon, and 2 pm (Spanish). If you have any ques ons, please Kris n Berger, Music Coordinator, at kberger@smspnewman.org or talk to the director at your favorite Mass. THUR, OCT 4 I 7:30 PM SMSP is hos ng a training for Readers on Thursday, October 4 at 7:30 PM. Whether you've been trained at your home church or you'd like to become a new reader, please a end this quick training! No RSVP needed - simply show up at this training event. Contact Lane e lmele@umich.edu 10/29, 11/26, 12/10 only need to a end one class Bap sm classes are held in English and Spanish one Monday evening each month. Informa on packets are available in the parish office and should be picked up at least one week prior to class date. Contact Carol ckonczal@umich.edu for English Contact Amy aketner@smspnewman.org for Spanish

8 Interested in learning more about immigra on in the US? Already passionate about it? Engage with the immigrant community at our parish in a more meaningful way by joining the Immigra on Team and/or par cipa ng in our events. The Immigra on Team aims to make St. Mary a dynamic resource for our immigrant and non-immigrant communi es by providing pastoral care, educa on, and advocacy opportuni es, all based in mutual companionship. From praying the Rosary with immigrant families, to organizing advocacy campaigns and educa onal events, there are a variety of ways you join us in welcoming the stranger as Jesus has called us to do. Contact Amy aketner@smspnewman.org SUNDAY S FROM 12:45-1:45 PM The ESL (English as a Second Language) program is looking for volunteers! Our classes are conversa onal based, usually on a one-to-one student-to-tutor ra o. We meet once per week at St. Mary's each Sunday from 12:45-1:45 to help other members of our community, especially those of the Hispanic/La no community, learn English. Fluency in a language besides English and/or prior ESL experience help, but are not required to volunteer. The students we teach are of all ages, have a wide level of English-speaking abili es, and would really benefit from your help! It is a very rewarding experience to volunteer with our program and a great way to grow in your faith. If you have any ques ons or would like to get involved, please contact Tanner at tannerjo@umich.edu Come join us in our weekly Spanish mass, and our many other events and programs offered in Spanish. Our Hispanic/La no community includes a diverse array of students and resident parishioners. Many in the Ministry are bilingual, but minimal Spanish is needed to par cipate in our various programs. We welcome those na ve to Spanish-speaking countries, as well as those interested in prac cing Spanish! Volunteers are invited to help with English as a Second Language (ESL) conversa on hours, Children s Liturgy, Catechism, Bilingual Sta ons of the Cross, quinceañeras, Spanish choir, and social events. We also need volunteers to help with our weekly Spanish mass and with annual cultural celebra ons, like Our Lady of Guadalupe and Day of the Dead. Contact Amy aketner@smspnewman.org TUESDAYS FROM 6-7:30 PM IN OCT AND NOV This is a group for Spanish-speaking women to encourage selfesteem, self-love and empowerment. Contact Amy aketner@smspnewman.org A LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS: VIGIL FOR IMMIGRANT FAMILIES In every Catholic church, a candle perpetually burns near the tabernacle, a reminder of the presence of the Body of Christ. As members of the Body of Christ, we join in this ancient tradi on as we keep vigil with immigrant families those separated at our southern border, over con nents by forced migra on, or torn apart by deporta on, as many are here in our parish. Symbolized by the candle burning near the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe in the atrium, our St. Mary community con nues to keep watch and pray. May we, the Body of Christ, be a light in the darkness. Light in the Darkness: Vigil for Immigrant Families is a program of the Campaign for Hospitality. To learn more, please visit: campaignforhospitality.org/light.

9 Year-to-Date Offering Report as of 09/23/2018 $0 $250,000 $500,000 $750,000 $1,000,000 Annual Budget Goal $1,020,000 Year-to-Date (YTD) Goal $233,000 Amount Collected YTD $224,976 Above (Below) YTD Goal -$8,024 Sunday Offering Report as of 09/23/2018 September Budget Goal $19,000 Sunday 09/23/2018 (Week 13) $12,460 Above (Below) Weekly Goal -$6,540 Give like students give - straight from their smartphone. Venmo, a smartphone app, is a secure pla orm designed to allow you to make payments, transfer money, and donate quickly and easily to friends, groups, and businesses. Link your bank account (or debit card), choose the recipient of your choice, and hit pay. It s that easy! Our username You can s ll donate online and/or with checks and cash. Venmo is simply another way to donate that is more efficient, convenient, and very popular among students. Don t be surprised if you even see smartphones out during the offertory - they re not tex ng... they re suppor ng St. Mary! We ve raised 87% of our DSA goal! Thank you to the many families who have given. If you are prayerfully considering a contribu on, pledge cards can be found at both entrances and may be returned with your Sunday offering or to the parish office. Lord, give us the grace to be generous in our support of the Diocesan Services Appeal, so that we may faithfully par cipate as missionary disciples in the work of Your Holy Church.

10 PASTORAL STAFF Fr. Joseph F. Wagner S.J. Pastoral Admin Fr. Dennis T. Dillon, S.J. Pastoral Assoc ext 225 ext 246 Fr. Richard D Souza, S.J. Pastoral Assoc ext 0 radsouza@umich.edu Fr. Patrick Casey, S.J. Pastoral Associ Deacon Romolo Leone Pastoral Assoc CAMPUS MINISTRY STAFF Fr. Joseph F. Wagner S.J. Campus Minister Jennifer Line Campus Minister Alison Reis Campus Minister Brian Cerabona Campus Minister Samuel Jennings Campus Ministry Assoc Allison Liedtke Campus Ministry Assoc PARISH STAFF Lane e Mele Office Manager & Liturgy Assistant Carol Konczal Recep onist & Administra ve Assistant Susan Maulbetsch Hospitality & Welcome Coordinator Julie Mussio Marriage Prepara on & Ministry Schedule Coordinator Alicia Frene e Controller Danielle Kopin Stewardship Director Bri any Tobias Communica ons Director Amy Ketner Hispanic/La no Ministry Coordinator Kristen Gowman Bookkeeping Assistant Lori Feiler Family Ministry Program Coordinator Karen Foster Family Ministry Program Assistant Marcela Larios Hispanic/La no Ministry Sacramental Prepara on Assistant Rita Zyber RCIA & Youth Ministry Coordinator Kris n Berger Music Coordinator Sue Walters Database Coordinator Gary Pearce Opera ons Manager ext 234 pcasey@smspnewman.org ext 233 rleone@umich.edu ext 225 jwagner@smspnewman.org ext 223 jline@smspnewman.org ext 244 aquinn@smspnewman.org ext 235 bcerabona@smspnewman.org ext 252 sjennings@smspnewman.org ext 221 aliedtke@smspnewman.org ext 232 lmele@umich.edu ext 226 ckonczal@umich.edu ext 229 smaulb@umich.edu ext 243 jmussio@smspnewman.org ext 224 afrene e@smspnewman.org ext 250 dkopin@smspnewman.org ext 240 btobias@smspnewman.org ext 248 aketner@smspnewman.org ext 241 kgowman@smspnewman.org ext 245 lfeiler@smspnewman.org ext 247 kfoster@smspnewman.org ext 222 mlarios@smspnewman.org ext 230 rzyber@smspnewman.org ext 249 kberger@smspnewman.org ext 239 swalters@smspnewman.org ext 231 gpearce@smspnewman.org Dan Hankins Custodian ext 0 dhankins@smspnewman.org Mark Deprest Building Assistant ext 0 George Kasotakis Custodial Assistant ext 0 STUDENT STAFF Christopher Clark Katelyn Johnson Claire Krakowiak Jamie Lince REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS: Elpido Adrian, Maria Delores Monicibas Aleman, Scott Alexander, Marcelo Alvarez, Dee Ana, Fred Andes, Mariel Arbogast-Wilson, Marlene Armstrong, Geri Arnold, Kevin Arway, Orlando Averion, Zenaida Averion, Maria Ayavaca, Jamie Ballew, Jeanne Barry, Pat Battista, Colin Beaumier, Margaret Behan, Jenn Belczak, Kim Benoit, Philip Bentley, Benjamin Besa, Katie Bischoff, Yvonne Boelster, Helen, Koula & Vassio Botchen, Doug Brannan, Joan Brown-Alexander, Rosemary Callahan, Joan Campbell, Celia Capay, Rebecca Ronquillo Chaparro, Rick Chapman, Shenlin Chen, Hyun Sook Choi, Francyn Chomic, Carol Clark, James Dali Clark, Molly Cook, Aimee Cruz, Irene DaDeppo, Ronald Dawson, Lori DeFour, Humberto de las Casas, Anna DenBoer, Diana, Bonnie Dunkelburger, Simone Dysinger, Nathalie Ertel, Dennis Farmer, Patti Feeney, Leo Fenton, Annie & Tricia Flaherty, Mary Forgacs, Katie Fuller, Peter Gallucci, Cecelia, Javier & Leticia Garcia, Carmen Garduno Bonquillo, Patrick Geary, Beth Giarlo, Joni Giarlo, Debbie Gilbert, Juan Ibarra-Gonzalez, Sheila Grant, Bethany Grates, Liz Groulx, Sophia & Senovia Guevara, Marianna Hann, Kate Hanson, Maria Hernandez, Berta Herrera, Stephen Hosken, James Hughes, Matt Hughes, Janine Hutchinson, Fr. Charlie Irvin, Bonnie Irvin, Alejandro Islas, Roshney Jain, Anne Marie Jamili, David Johnson, Thor Johnson, Alfred Juarez, Dan & Ron Karczewski, Mark Kintz, Brandan Kirma, Graydon Krapohl, Leah Kulhanek, Art Lamey, Bernice Lamey, Randy LaPier, Tom Larson, Amira Lehavy, Daniel Leung, Joan Lesneski, Ron Lesneski, Daniel Lienert, Brianna Liker, Augustin Ronquillo Lopez, Maryjo Lum, Bessie Madias, Cristina Magsino, Ed Manning, Kathryn Marsh, Makayla May, Bill McCann, Fran McCauley, Abby McDonough, Walter Moilenan, Sarah McPharlin, Helen Meador, Valentine Meda, Irene Mike, Rio Miles, Rosemarie Milles, Grace Miroslaw, Gerald Montry, Harrison Morton, Dean Mualim, Chuck Munchurian, Mary Natrella, Mary Noel, Jan Olsavsky Kipp, Meghan O Neil, Joan Opiela, Antonio Osorio, Elizabeth Otto, Michael Patterson, Joyce Ann Pethan, Elizabeth Pidgeon, Anne Piehl, Kay Pineiro, Monica Pointer, Jake Powell, John Pridnia, Noah Purdy, Joseph Puttrich, Chester Pyzik, Irene Pyzik, Bella Raffin, Luis Mario Riano, Sheila Rice, Lenir Rivas, Isabel Rodriguez, Melissa Roy, Minati Roy, Mary Rudy, April Schack, Bob Schoeni, Eugene Schwartz, Kathryn Shah, John Siebert, Therese Sheffield, Don Shelton, Stacey Simpson Duke, Joseph Slawski, Eddie Smith, Len Stenger, Mackenzie Stothers, Joseph Sweetman, Monica Terhar, Gerald Tilson, Victoria Tomalia, Mary & Fred Tomcala, Marco Victoriano, Pota Vlatos, Joanna Vuylsteke, Hayden Watkins, Mary Loretta Weg, Annette Weingate, Lisa Wolf -Novak, Mary Yacu, Imelda Yap, Bonnie Zaborny, Filberto Zamorano, Linda Zara, Julia, Manuel & Wilmer Zhinin, and Kathy Zukowski To add or remove a name: stmarys@umich.edu or call the office

11 SEPTEMBER 30 TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Reading I Nm 11:25-29 Psalm Ps 19:8, 10, Reading II Jas 5:1-6 Gospel Mk 9:38-43, 45, OCTOBER 7 TWENTY-SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Reading I Gn 2:18-24 Psalm Ps 128:1-6 Reading II Heb 2:9-11 Gospel Mk 10:2-16 Moses and Jesus both a est to the fact that the work of the Spirit cannot be confined by an ins tu on, and that no one can claim a monopoly of the Spirit s charism, or wisdom. Beware of growing rich while neglec ng the rights and needs of others. Conjugal love, lived in fidelity to God s original plan, is to be one of the principal manifesta ons of the kingdom proclaimed by Jesus. Through bap sm into Christ, we join with him in having one and the same Father. PLEASE THANK OUR SPONSORS! THIS BULLETIN IS FURNISHED TO THE PARISH WITHOUT CHARGE. The adver sements that appear completely defray all publishing costs with which the church would otherwise be burdened. Please patronize these sponsors as a thank you for their kind generosity. Judee Nelson jnelson@4lpi.com or (800) x6319 K.C. Runciman Landscapes Serving Ann Arbor Since 1946 Landscape Design & Construction (734) D-4-3 For ad info. call /a

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