* If the information below is not current, please refer to the current PDF version. The previous week’s bulletin is also available.
| Date | Time | Mass / Intention | Servers |
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Sun, Jan. 29 4th Sunday after Epiphany (St. Francis de Sales, Bishop, Confessor & Doctor of the Church |
8:00 am 10:30 am 12:15 pm 5:00 pm |
Pro Populo-High Mass for her intentions(B. Vroom) for the Holy Souls in Purgatory (T. House) private intention |
R. House & D. King A. Graham & P. Drahman Mr. Magerl T. Migala |
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Mon, Jan 30 St. Martina Virgin & Martyr |
6:40 am 7:30 am |
for Martina Poganatz (Kinleys) Rectory-for Erin Vila (T. Hartline) |
Bro. Sebastian Mr. Magerl |
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Tues, Jan 31 St. John Bosco, Confessor & Special Patron of Education of Youth |
6:40 am 11:15 am 7:30 pm |
for her children & gandchildren (D. Vila) for the Holy Souls in Purgatory(B. Urann) Holy Hour |
J. Scherling L. Graham & G. Dinaro Bro. Sebastian, W. Green, R. Phelps |
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Wed, Feb 1 St. Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop & Martyr |
6:40 am 7:30 am |
for the Holy Souls in Purgatory (Sr. Mary Bridget)
Rectory-for Francis Vila (T. Hartline) |
Bro. Sebastian Mr. Magerl |
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Thu, Feb 2 Purification B.V.M. (Candlemas Day) |
6:40 am 10:30 am |
R.I.P. Joseph F. Saulon (M. Immaculata) solemn blessing & procession of candles, High Mass with incense-Pro Populo |
J. Scherling K. Strain, S. Welp, C. Lodgard, W. Green |
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Fri, Feb 3 St. Blaise Bishop & Martyr-First Friday |
8:00 am 8:15 am 6:00 pm 9:00 pm |
Devotions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Rectory-for the Sisters with feastdays in February for Sean Sullivan (D. Sullivan), followed by Exposition of the Blesses Sacament, Sacred Heart Devotions, Rosary for Vocations, silent adoration Reposition of the Blessed Sacament |
Mr. Magerl K. Kosch & K. Graham Bro. Sebastian |
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Sat, Feb 4 St. Andrew Corsini Bishop & Confessor-First Saturday |
8:00 am |
R.I.P. Philomena Mary Kieffer (R. & T. Magerl) followed by 15-minute meditation on the Mysteries of the Rosary | Dr. Hughes & K. Strain |
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Sun, Feb 5 Septuagesima Sunday (St. Agatha Virgin & Martyr) |
8:00 am 10:30 am 12:15 pm 5:00 pm |
Pro Populo-High Mass for John Netzel & family ( Parish Choir members) Rectory-R.I.P. Roland & Daniel Nadeau (J. Karkos) private intention |
P. & J. Gilchrist C.& J. Muglia D. Fuire R. Phelps |
January is the Month of Holy Name of Jesus
O Lord Jesus Christ, Who didst take to Thyself a body and soul like ours, to teach us the glory of self-sacrifice and service, mercifully deign to instill in other hearts the desire to dedicate their lives to Thee. Give us PRIESTS to stand before Thine Altar and to preach the words of Thy Gospel; BROTHERS to assist the priests and to reproduce in themselves Thy humility; SISTERS to teach the young and nurse the sick and to minister Thy charity to all; LAY PEOPLE to imitate Thee in their homes and families. Amen. (7 years indulgence each time recited; a plenary indulgence if recited daily for an entire month.)
See other Parish Devotions and Prayers on separate web page.
* - Indicates new since last bulletin
*MIQ BOOKSTORE - The bookstore will be open from 9 am - 4 pm.
*DRAMA CLASS - of St. Michael's Academy has just recorded their first Christmas CD. Beautifully sung Christmas favorites and professionally recorded DC's are available by calling Rosie Urann at 509.496.4965. CD's are $10 each. Thank you for supporting the Drama Class.
LIST OF MILITARY - Steven Bittner, Robert Bogensberger, Patrick Crockford, Charles Edwards, Matthew Edwards, Jerry Harding, Chris Kosel, Michael Lewis, Alan Migala, Richard Ramirez, Jr., Anthony Sarquilla, Joachim Zver and John Zver.
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK AND HOUSEBOUND - Sr Mary Gemma, Brother Joseph, Alvina Urban, Frank Medina, Theresa Bennett, Howard Kosch, Richard Dallen, Joseph Stratte, Brian Green & Erin Vila.
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*Sunday Collection Jan 15, 2012 Collection Report* |
| Tithes | $3,571.50 | ||||||
| St. Anthony's Poor Box | $14.10 | ||||||
| Rosary Apostolate | $25.00 | ||||||
| Moscow Fund | $-0- | ||||||
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
St. Ignatius Library Schedule (open after both morning Masses): Jan 22; Feb 15, 26
ST. LOUIS MARIE DE MONTFORT MISSION - Sunday Mass is offered on the 2nd Sundays of the month in the Tri-Cities area (check the schedule for Mass times). If you are traveling there, or know traditional Catholics in the area, contact (509) 734-3040 for location information.
MARY IMMACULATE QUEEN BOOKSTORE - If you live out of town and are at the Mount on a Sunday and need to obtain religious items that day, please contact the Sisters (pre-arrangement is preferable call 509-467-1077).
ROSARY AT NURSING HOME - Please come pray the Rosary with the elderly on the 1st & 3rd Sundays of the month at Royal Park Nursing Home in the Oak Room (7411 N. Nevada St.) at 2 p.m. Any questions, please call Anne Marie King 489-1584
HANDICAPPED PARKING - As a matter of charity and state law, only those with a valid handicap parking permit may use the designated handicap parking space! Warning stickers will be issued to those who violate this policy. Thank you for your cooperation.
BABYSITTING: During the 8 & 10:30 a.m. Masses on Sundays in Rm. 200.
ADULT DOCTRINE CLASS - Tuesdays from 6:30 - 7:30 pm. Taught by Fr. Casimir to any adults or teenagers who are interested. Subject matter is “Catholic Bible Study.” Bring a Catholic Bible if you can.
CHILDREN'S SUNDAY CATECHISM - 9:30 - 10:20 a.m., for children who do not attend St. Michael’s Academy. Classes are every Sunday unless indicated otherwise. Please consult the bulletin board for more information.
PRO-LIFE ROSARY- Join the prayerful protest against abortion at Planned Parenthood, 123 E. Indiana Ave, every Friday at noon. The Rosary is prayed at that time.
WELCOME ENVELOPES - You are encouraged to use these handy envelopes in the pews. It is an easy way to update address & telephone information for the parish list, toenclose your offering or to request a box of envelopes.
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI MISSIONARY GUILD - Do you want to help the missionary activity of the Church and at the same time receive special Mass remembrances? If so, be sure to enroll in this guild. The donation is $12 for one year. Enrollment forms are available in the bulletin rack. Send or turn in to the parish office.
PURGATORIAN LEAGUE - Enroll your deceased loved ones in the Purgatorian League. Each month they will be remembered in a special Mass for the repose of their souls. Enrollment for one person is only $5/year. Perpetual enrollment for one person is $25 and perpetual family enrollment is $50. Enrollment forms are available in the bulletin rack. Send or turn in to the parish office.
REGULAR CHOIR SCHEDULE
1st Sunday each month - 8:00 am Congregational High Mass (all sing, lay choir members may go to the choir loft)
2nd Sunday each month - 8:00 am High Mass (Sisters & Lay choir)
3rd Sunday each month - 8:00 am High Mass (Sisters)
4th Sunday each month - 10:30 High Mass (lay choir)
Please note that the lay choir practices at 7pm on the Wednesday beforehand, to prepare for this High Mass. Don't miss practice!
Please see the Dress Code for attendance at Mass at Mount St. Michael.
Our decorum at Holy Mass can give greater honor and glory to Almighty God, give good example and edification to others, and increase our faith and devotion to the Real Presence of our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. The following are practical examples of the rule of decorum we should observe in church:
• Always dress in a manner appropriate to divine worship.
• Be on time for the start of Mass.
• Upon entering the church, bless yourself with holy water (using the right hand). Genuflect on the right knee in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
• Avoid using the center aisle, especially if Mass has begun. Use the side aisle and fill toward the center.
• The last three pews in the church should be reserved for families with small children and those who may have to leave the church during Mass. Baby toys, food items, gum, and strollers are always inappropriate in church.
• During Communion, please keep the line moving in a pious and orderly manner. Promote piety and prayerful contemplation by folding the hands in a pious manner.
• At the end of Mass, allow the celebrant to leave the altar before exiting the church. Make sure to genuflect to the Blessed Sacrament when leaving.