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A SCAM INVOLVING FR. CRAIG VIA TEXT
Dear Friends,
Apparently, there is a “new scam” using my name via text message/or via e-mail asking for gift cards to help someone sick and suffering with cancer.
This is a scam.
I promise that I and/or the parish staff will not ever ask anyone to send donations through gift cards in my name anywhere at anytime.
I am sorry in advance.
Fr. Craig
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A SCAM.
Here is a link to the Federal Trade Commission's site with more information on the many ways gift cards are used to fraudulently get your money.
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/gift-card-scams
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No Evening Mass on Monday, July 4th
Mass will be offered at 9:00 a.m. on this date. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Parish Office Summer Hours
For the months of July and August, the parish offices will be closed on THURSDAYS. We will return to our
Monday - Friday schedule following Labor Day. Thank you for your cooperation. Have a safe and happy summer!
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All Are Welcome
You
are welcome here at St. Anne's. Whether you are new to the Ortonville area or have lived here for as long as you can remember, we want to let you know that we would love for you to become part of our community. Above all, we hope that you will visit us, join in our worship of God, and walk with us as we strive to grow in the likeness of the Risen Christ.
Our Mission
"We, the people of St. Anne, are a growing Catholic Community with various gifts and talents, and we are open to the Spirit among us. Rooting ourselves in The Word of God, we reach out to all in loving service, witnessing, and celebrating the life of Jesus Christ in our midst."
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Reflections & News Summary
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6-26-2022--Dear Friends, As we are nearing the end of June. Some good news, we as a Parish are at 24% toward(s) our CSA goal. Meaning, we have received $16,610 dollars towards our goal of $68,100.00.Read More
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06-19-2022--On Friday, June 24 we will celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. We will begin that Friday before Mass, with a time of silent prayer. At Mass, we will hear from the 15th chapter of Luke’s Gospel, it is the timeless parable of the lost sheep. Jesus addresses those listening, “What man among you having a hundred sheep and losing one of them would not leave the ninety-nine in the desert and go after the lost one until he finds it?Read More -
06-12-2022--To open our soul to His Love and to receive graces In June, we will hear the story of St. Peter. (Still in Sacred Scripture, called “Simon, son of John.”) As you know, Simon-Peter says, “Yes, Lord, you know that I love you.” We are called to enter into PRAYER and imagine, being on the shore of the Sea of Tiberias, where our Lord Jesus asks Peter, three times for a “profession of love.” We must remember, Jesus’ ways are NOT our ways. Consider, whenever our Lord Jesus, in Sacred Scripture asks questions, it IS NOT to “gain information.” Jesus does this in order to open Simon-Peter’s soul (and even each of our souls) to His Love and to give graces.Read More
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Worship With Us
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Weekends:
Saturday: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM
Weekdays:
Monday: 7:00 PM
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 9:00 AM
Get Information on Livestreamed Masses Here
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Confession Times
- Saturday: 4:00 PM or by appointment
and by appointment with pastor
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Adoration Times
- Monday: 5:45 PM to 6:45 PM
- Friday: 7:45 AM to 8:45 AM
You are welcome to pray before the Blessed Sacrament any time as it can be exposed through the glass window of the cabinet in our small prayer chapel.
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How To Support Ukraine
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Why give to Ukraine through Catholic Extension?
Catholic Extension has supported the Ukrainian Catholic Church in America since 1979. The Ukrainian Catholic Church in America and Catholic Church in Ukraine are incredibly interconnected, not only spiritually but in mission.Our U.S. Ukrainian Catholic leaders know the situation in Ukrainian intimately, because their own family members, and brothers and sisters in faith are the ones being affected. Most importantly, they know where help is most needed.
“Whatever gifts or donations are given will be able to go directly to those who are the most in need,” said Bishop Bohdan Danylo, who leads the Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy based in Parma, Ohio.
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Prayer Requests
If you would like to add a family member or friend to our prayer list, please call our parish secretary
Anne Schulz at (248) 627-3965, ext. 100. In order to have a person's name published in the bulletin, we must have that individual's permission. Thank you for your cooperation.
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