July 21, 2013 - Catholic Community of Manistee

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 4 July 21, 2013Worship and PrayerMonday, July 22No Masses (GA or SM)Tuesday, July 239:00 am Mass (SJ) - † Robert Frederiksen(St. Joseph Choir)2:00 pm Mass (Medical Care) - † NorbertAlbright (7th An.) (Wife Ann and Family)6:30 pm Perpetual Help Novena (SJ)Wednesday, July 249:00 am Mass (GA) - For the living and deceasedof the Catholic Community of ManisteeNo Mass (SM)Thursday, July 259:00 am Mass (SJ) - † Helen Kolanowski(Joyce Tetzlaff)No Mass (SM)Friday, July 269:00 am Mass (SJ) - † Richard Sytek (An.)(Kay and Family)Noon - 1:00 Sacrament of Reconciliation (SJ)3:00 pm 24-hour Adoration begins (SM Chapel)No Mass or Confessions (SM)Saturday, July 274:00 pm Vigil Mass (SJ) - † Blanche (An.) andMichael Kaminski, Jerome and Leonard(Marian and Family)6:00 pm Vigil Mass (SM) - † LaVerne ‘Smokey’Smogoleski (Wife Dee Dee and Family)Sun., July 2 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time7:30 am Mass (GA) - For the living and deceasedof the Catholic Community of Manistee8:00 am TV Mass for the Homebound fromGaylord - Cable Channel 3 (Fox 32)9:30 am Mass (GA) - † Harold and SylviaRobinson (David & Mary Lou Rozmarek)11:30 am Mass (SJ) - † Gertrude and HersheyBraciszewski (Marla and Terry)17 TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME READINGS, JULY 21Genesis 18:20-32; Psalms 138;Colossians 2:12-14; Luke 11:1-13HELP SUPPORT OUR SEMINARIANSBy the grace of God, the Diocese of Gaylord has beengreatly blessed and expects to have 16 men in seminarythis fall discerning their vocation and preparing to servethis diocese for the rest of their lives. This number isa dramatic increase from 2008 when we had only fourmen in seminary -- and is three more than we had lastyear! At the same time, this blessing presents thechallenge of ensuring we have enough funds to coverthe education costs, which currently averages $34,000annually per seminarian. To help address this need, allparishes have been asked to take up a special collectionon August 3 rd and 4 th . Funds received during this collectionwill be used solely to cover seminarian educationcosts (tuition, books, rooms & board, and health insurance).Any amount received in excess of our need willbe placed in an endowment in the Northern MichiganCatholic Foundation for future growth. You can help bymaking a gift to the Seminarian Education Fund andpraying daily for our seminarians and for an increasein all vocations. Please prayerfully consider your gift.This Week in Our CommunityMCC School Buildings Closed to ALL activities.Monday, July 226:30-7:30 pm RCIA (SJPC Library)Tuesday, July 233:15-5:15 pm Paper Recycle / Bottle & Can Drop Off(MCC - Paper Truck)5:30-7:00 pm Community Table (SJPC)6:15 pm Pinochle (SJPC lower level lounge)Wednesday, July 246:00-8:00 pm YM Beach Night (5 th Ave. Beach)Thursday, July 253:15-5:15 pm Paper Recycle / Bottle & Can Drop Off(MCC - Paper Truck)4:30-7:00 pm ‘Thanksgiving in July’ Dinner Benefitfor Matthew 25:35 Food Pantry (SJPC)7:00 pm ‘Children of Light’ Prayer Group (SM)Friday, July 2612:00 Noon Manistee County 24-hour Relay forLife Begins (Manistee High School)7:00 pm 4th HARVEST Early Bird DrawingSaturday, July 2710:00-2:00 Paper Recycle / Bottle & Can Drop Off(MCC - Paper Truck)Key Code: GA - Guardian Angels Church; GAPC - Guardian Angels Parish Center; MCC - Manistee Catholic Central;SJ - St. Joseph Church; SJPC - St. Joseph Parish Center; SM - St. Mary Church; SMPH - St. Mary’s Parish Hall

Catholic Community of Manistee, MI Page 5 231.723.2619Sanctuary LampDirector of Parish/School MinistriesJuly 21 - 27 at Guardian Angels ChurchIn Loving Memory of Sr. Liz OzdychRequested by her sister Jeanette SmockJuly 21 - 27 - at St. Joseph ChurchIn Loving Memory of Mike Jankowski & Tom DulinskiRequested by Arlene Jankowski and FamilyJuly 21 - 27 at St. Mary of Mt. Carmel ShrineIn Loving Memory of Shirley Mikula (7/22 Birthday)Requested by Rita NiemerowiczCelebrating Our ParishionersHappy Anniversary!!7/21 - Donald & Connie Johnson (51st)7/22 - Stan & Mary Wehrmeister (52nd), Christopher &Kathleen Schmidt (13th), and Ryan & Aimee Kieszkowski(7th)7/23 - Mike & Diana Shively (36th), Dale & Cindy Rybicki(25th), and Chris & Jane Kundert (3rd)7/24 - Jerry & Barbara Zupin (42nd) and Todd & LauraCameron (14th)7/25 - Robert & Lenore Adams (60th), Mitch & MelissaModrzynski (4th), and Scott & Monica Smejkal (4th)7/27 - Lawrence & Carol Stendel (50th) and Jason &Caroline Janowiak (6th)Happy Birthday!!7/21 - Emeline Kroll, Bob Dobel, Mary Bjorkquist, JohnSoltes, Randee Oleniczak, Joe Stocki, Wendy Adamski,Derek Campbell, Carl Jans, & Sophia Blossingham (2)7/22 - Barbara Parr, Carl Rutske, Donald Miller (SM),Amy Brown, Andrew Sanford, Taylor White, JeremyBigalke (17), Autumn Evans (10), & Robert Schmidt (8)7/23 - Hope Hogan, Mary Beth Bowerman, Jane Walker,Bradley Kolk, Alicia Rakowski, Brock Lindeman, SaraMuszynski, Margaret Bjorkquist (15), Olivia Taylor (14),Jenna Bialik (11), & Noah Popielarz (9)7/24 - Marie Konicki, Jack Hasse, Jerome Nowak, TedKubanek, Charles Francis, Wally Smart, Mary AnnStefanski, Scott Oertel, Chris Beldo, Zachary Wood (16),& Sarah Bialik (13)7/25 - Genevieve Wisneski, Robert Anderson, SharonRoskoski, Ken Peplinski, Lori Sniegowski, Ronald Baker,Robert Gutowski, Donna Jados, & Faith Dahlke (9)7/26 - Rogene Dorn, Deanna Steinberg, Michael Fischer,Janet Duchon, Vicky Lijewski, Kerry Merkey, JaredParker, Caleb Wisniski (15), Mayan & Tatum Liston (14),Haydon Howe (9), & Callie Ronning (9)7/27 - Barbara Galwas, Joe Maxey, David Malkowski,& Ryan Pilarski (14)Heather JanowiakCCM - 723.2619, ext. 11janowiakh@manisteecatholiccentral.orgI would like to say THANK YOU to everyone who helpedwith the CCM picnic this year. We had an outstandingturn out of adult and student stewards. It was wonderfulto have everyone sharing their time and talentstogether. The weather was bright and sunny, the foodwas delicious, children’s games were fun, and the musicand dancing was great . . . but what I noticed all day,as I looked around the picnic, was the fellowship.Watching the parishioners of the CCM enjoying eachother’s copy . . . that was the icing on the cake! Thankyou again to everyone in the CCM for making the picnica success.Matthew 25:35 Food PantryThanks and much appreciation to Fr. John, Fr. Chet,Don Digna, CCM staff, Manistee High School andManistee Catholic Central Students - Jessa Parker, LeviLanning, Raymond Lanning, Nathan Fortier, & NolanFortier, and the volunteers from our community, whohave generously contributed their time, talents, andtreasures for distribution of groceries to those in needof food assistance in Manistee County at the food pantryon Friday, July 12. Once again, I would like to add myappreciation to Feeding America-West Michigan, theFood Rescue organization and Oleson’s Food Store fortheir generosity in working with us to provide meat andgroceries to the pantry. We also are very grateful to Fr.Dennis O’Donnell and the parishioners of St. Bernard’sChurch, Irons, for their generous donation of 122 poundsof food. Additionally, many thanks to all those whohave offered prayers and contributed grocery itemsand money to the food drive.This month the pantry served 120 shoppers, whichaccounted for 334 household members. We distributedin excess of 4,771 lbs of groceries and 442 lbs of meat.Volunteers from Hearts for Critters, provided and distributed900 lbs of pet food donated from their organization.Please pass the word, to those who may be in need offood assistance, about the food pantry. The next foodpantry is Friday, August 9. We ask for your continuedprayers and support for this ministry, as you are able.Thank you and God bless you!Joan GamacheIF YOU CAN'T FEED A HUNDRED PEOPLE, THEN FEED JUST ONE.~Blessed Mother Teresa

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6 July 21, 2013H.A.R.V.E.S.T. ~ HELPING A RELIGIOUS AND VALUED EDUCATION SHINE THROUGHManistee Catholic Central School is proud to announce that HARVEST 2013 is scheduled for Saturday,November 9. Our theme this year is . . . "HARVEST presents Alice in Wonderland"This fundraiser has generated more than $1.5 milliondollars, and is the largest annual fundraiser sponsoredby the school. It has evolved over the years, from asimple dinner, with a handful of auction items, to anelegant evening, "the social event of the year in Manistee"including food, raffles, auctions and entertainment ... allfor Our Beloved School! All the contributions over theyears have helped provide a high quality, faith-basedChristian education for all who wish to attend MCC.Please consider supporting the HARVEST event thisyear with a donation or by volunteering to help, or comejoin us for a night of great fun. Our event last year wasvery successful and plans are in the works for anotherfabulous gala. Your participation makes the difference.VOLUNTEER INFORMATIONHARVEST could not be accomplished without the helpof all our volunteers. This fundraiser is 100% volunteerdriven. As we approach this year's event, we need yourhelp, from decorations, to solicitations, selling raffletickets, to working the BIG night. Volunteers are thereason for HARVEST'S growth. Every job is importantand working together makes this event a true success!Please review the list of committees, and find what bestfits your time and talents. Each of these committeesneeds volunteers. Those listed below are looking forhelp NOW. Please contact us, and let us know whatyou would like to work on...2013 Event Chairpersons:Kay Fortier - kfortier@core.com (231-357-1270)Mary Lou Racine - mlsenvoy@aol.com(723-8739)Decorations Team: Coordinates all decoration needs,sets up work-bees and schedules volunteers.Solicitations: Volunteers will visit or call on businessesabout their donations for the HARVEST event. Donorshave already received letters, so these will be follow-upcalls. Deadline for receiving auction items isSEPTEMBER 10 th .Live Auction: CHAIRPERSON NEEDED! Coordinatesthe items for the program and presentation display on"BIG NIGHT", works with decorations chair to plandisplay for the "BIG NIGHT, works with photographer,to coordinate power point presentation, and managesvolunteers for LIVE on auction night.Silent Auction: CHAIRPERSON NEEDED! Describesand coordinates all items for program and presentation,works with Decorations Chair to plan display for "BIGNIGHT", prepares bid sheets, and manages all detailsfor the "BIG NIGHT", including boxing and bagging upand confirming purchases for buyers.Mailing Committee: Works on putting together mailingof raffle tickets, invitations and auction packets for guests.Thank you to these people for saying YES, and makinga commitment to HARVEST 2013. . .Lori Fortier and Pat Kaminski - - Raffle recordersAmanda Brown and Nicole Seymour - - DecorationsCoordinatorsDeb Kaminski - - ReservationsHeather Janowiak - - Volunteer Coordinator/Operation StewardshipSamantha McLinden and Don Digna - - PurchasingJan and Tim Sapak - - Canoe Construction for RaffleDONATIONSWe are currently soliciting tax-deductible donations forthis year's event. If you would like to donate a new itemfor our LIVE or SILENT auctions this year, please notifythe Catholic Community of Manistee office at 723-2619.There are also opportunities for businesses, organizationsor individuals to sponsor various areas of thisfundraiser, and we would be happy to discuss thosewith you. All CASH donations are always appreciated.We have a wish list for anyone needing suggestionswhich includes vacation homes or time shares, ticketsfor sporting events or concerts, sports memorabiliaincluding autographed balls or jerseys, golf packages,any gift cards, electronics including computers, tv's, e-readers, i-pads, cameras, X-box or playstations. If youhave access to any of these items, we would gratefullyaccept them.RAFFLE INFORMATIONGRAND RAFFLE - (license #C26054) $25.00/ticketEarly Bird drawings from April through September,on the 26 th of each month, with a cash prize of$2000.00 each time.Grand Cash Prize on November 9 th , at the HARVESTevent, of $2600.00.All drawings held at MCC, need not be present towin, and tickets drawn qualify for remaining EarlyBird drawings and Grand Cash Prizes.continued on page 7

Catholic Community of Manistee, MI Page 7 231.723.2619HARVEST continued from page 6SABER BUCKS 50/50 RAFFLE - $10.00/ticket50-50 split on November 9 th . The winner will receiveHALF of the amount collected (2012 prize was$3,890.00).CANOE RAFFLE -$5.00/TICKETThis is a hand-crafted canoe, by Jan and Tim Sapak.The winning ticket will be drawn on November 9 that the HARVEST event.All of these tickets may be purchased at the CatholicCommunity of Manistee office now... and at the MCCoffice after August 5.HARVEST meetings are held on the 2 nd Tuesday ofevery month at 6:30 pm at MCC. Everyone is welcome!Manistee Catholic Central Schoolwww.sabers.orgMCC COACHING POSITIONS AVAILABLEThe following coaching positions are available at ManisteeCatholic Central School for the 2013-2014 school year:Varsity Boys Basketball CoachVarsity Boys Assistant Basketball CoachVarsity Girls Basketball CoachJV Girls Basketball CoachJV Girls Assistant Basketball CoachMS Boys Assistant Basketball CoachApplicants must be energetic, able to work well with HighSchool students, possess leadership characteristics and havethe ability to effectively manage a team. They need to abideby the MCC Mission Statement and Athletic Handbook, workcollabora-tively with MCC Administration and the AthleticDirector. Practicing Catholic preferred, as well as somecoaching experience. Applicants must be at least 21 yearsof age. Please respond to this posting by completing thefirst three pages of the “Diocesan Job Application Packet” athttp://www.dioceseofgaylord.org/inside/human-resources-296/,and fax or send application to address listed below.Application deadline: Until positions are filledSalary: In accord with MCC Coaches Salary GuideContact:Tom Tenerovicz, Director Human Resource OfficeDiocese of Gaylord611 West North StreetGaylord, MI 49735Fax: 989-705-3589Manistee Catholic Central Welcomesa New Athletic DirectorBy: Mrs. Bigalke, PrincipalMCC is excited to introduce its newAthletic Director for the 2013-14 schoolyear, Mrs. Heather Skipski. Afterposting the position internally, Mrs.Skipski eagerly expressed interest inthe position, interviewed, and waswelcomed to her new role, along withher current role of part-time Pre-SchoolAide. She is a graduate of Shelby HSwhere she played volleyball, participated in track, andsoccer. She was the MCC middle school assistantvolleyball coach last season and is slated to be theMS head coach this fall. Mrs. Skipski also receivedher Early Childhood Development degree from WestShore Community College. Her husband, Kevin, is an’85 alumnus of MCC.I recently asked Mrs. Skipski to elaborate on the followingareas of her new position as Athletic Director:*What is your philosophy of athletics/extracurricularteams in school?“Being a part of any athletic or extracurricular team atManistee Catholic Central is a privilege. It is vital thateach team represents our school and its commitmentto faith. I strongly believe that participating in athleticsand extracurricular teams give students an opportunityto develop team building skills and learn the importanceof commitment and punctuality, thus playing a key rolein their growth and development as individuals.”*What did athletics do for you as a student athlete?“Being a student athlete provided me with several opportunitiesto grow as an individual. I quickly learned theimportance of being a team player, while workingtogether with others towards a common goal. I alsovalued commitment to myself. It takes integrity to seeeverything through no matter how difficult it becomes.I had a responsibility to myself and others to bring 100%of myself to every practice and every game.”*What are your top 3 goals for this new position?1. To continue to instill the need for faith in ourstudents and coaching staff on or off the field.2. To draw new students into our top-notch athleticprograms and get them excited about being activeand being a part of team.3. To maintain a professional level of understandingwith parents, coaches, students and the communityas it relates to our athletic program.MCC welcomes Mrs. Heather Skipski to her new roleas Athletic Director. She will begin select office hoursduring the week of August 5 th .

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 8 July 21, 2013Stewardship Report for July 14Ordinary Income(Env.)Adult Envelopes 11,316.25 (553)Loose Collection 1,743.25Student Envelopes 21.00 (21)Other IncomeUtilities 560.00 (41)Improvement 470.00 (14)Catholic Youth Center 20.00 (1)Manistee Catholic Central 487.00 (16)Food Pantry 60.00 (2)Mt. Carmel Cemetery 10.00 (1)WATERING OF YOUR CEMETERY PLANTSWater is available for your use at Mt. Carmel Cemeterybetween the hours of 8:00 am and 8:00 pm.Youth in Grades 6 th - 12 thare invited to join usfor the lastYouth Ministry Beach Nightof the summer on Wednesday, July 24 thfrom 6:00 to 8:00 pm at 5 th Avenue Beach.Come Enjoy Good Food,Lots of Fun & Fellowship!!1964 - 2014Plans are being made for the 50 th AnniversaryCelebration of Manistee Catholic Central School! Thereare several groups that need assistance researchingand finding information about the school and itsstudents, faculty and supporters. If you would like tohelp, or if you have historical information you would liketo share, please contact:Julie Perry (723.2076),Mary Lou Racine (723.8739),Mary Krusniak (723.2993), orSam McLinden (723.2619, x 25)Liturgical Ministers for July 27 and 28SJ 7/274:00 pmSM 7/276:00 pmGA 7/287:30 amPresider Lector Altar Servers Eucharistic MinistersFr. Chet F. Balcer M. & J. McComb,C. Star ChiefFr. Chet D. Wallace E. Bauman,Volunteer(H) S. Skiera, M. L. Racine, R. Wojciechowski(C) D. Bajtka, J. Krueger, J. Kuczynski, R. Thomas(H) R. Swidorski (C) E. Morehouse, M. Bolach,H. O’Hagan, B. CoteFr. Chet J. Janowiak J. Janowiak (H) M. Herberger, S. Linke (C) H. Janowiak,D. Pieczynski, J. Treml, M. TiefenthalGA 7/289:30 amSJ 7/2811:30 amFr. Chet H. Helminiak S. Wehrmeister,C. WittlieffFr.GaylordM. Feliczak M. & K. McLinden,B. Johnson(H) A. & B. Kowalkowski, M. Jorgensen (C) E. Jud,D. Kowalkowski, S. Kolanowski, K. Mowry(H) A. Crow, P. Kamaloski, K. Skiera(C) D. Kaminski, S. McLinden, N. Miller, VolunteerCLOW: S. McLinden, S. Ronning

Catholic Community of Manistee, MI Page 9 231.723.2619Prayer RequestsPlease remember in your prayers all the homebound, those whoare in the Medical Care, adult foster care homes, and thosewho are ill. We have been asked to pray for: Betty Adamski,Corey Adamski Family, Joe Badura, Paula Barton, Sr. CarolineBenigni, Joseph Bolach, Peter Bologna, Paul & Gary Brown,Landon Cameron, Joy Carlson, Stella Cooper, Ken Czarnecki,Tony Dans, Dale Edmondson Sr., Sheila Falk, LorraineFeliczak, Alice Gregorski, Jim & Charlotte Gutowski, JohnGutowski, Mickey Gutowski, Lori Hall, Doug Hanna, ChuckHerbert, Bob Hornkohl, Sally Hornkohl, Kimberly Hunter, BillJewell, Neven Johnson, Tina Johnson, Donald Karas, DonnaKiszelik, Theresa Koon, Special Intention - JK; Ervin & IleneKowalski, Bob & Sammie Kramer, Genevieve Krause, JanieLijewski, Lydia Loredo, Stephen Loredo Jr., Ginny Madsen,Brian McLaughlin, Betty Merkey, David Mikula, Alan Monnette,Kathleen Mosqueda, Sharon Newman, Ruth Niesen, PhyllisOlen, Joseph & Virginia Oleniczak, Mark Oleniczak (SJ),Sharon Peterson, Jake Petrosky, Mary Plamondon, ClaudiaPolcyn, Anita Priester, Ron Roszak, Tudie Rulison, Carl Rutske,Cindy Rybicki, Paul Rybicki, Patti Sagala, Anita Schrader,Marilyn Schrader, Connie Sciba, Don & Phyllis Shively,Harvey Showalter, DHS, Harold Sielski, ACS, Marie Smith,Dee Dee Smogoleski, Tom Snay, Gert Sowa, Greg Steinberg,Gerald Stypa, Jeff Swathwood, Lois Symanski, Michael Weber,Grace Wisniski, C. Wood Family, Brantley Worch & MinnieZatarga. Names will remain on the list for one month.Please pray for all service men and women who are currentlyserving in the military, especially: SrA Heather Albright, ZaneA. Balcer, SSGT Joshua Baranek, A1C Tyler Bell USAF, LCplBen Blakeslee, Travis Bulerski, Special Agent Kimberly Caban,LCpl. Stephen Campbell, Lt. Steven Chmielewski, A1C DanDigna, CAPT Joseph A. Duchon, 1st Lt. Adam C. Fix, JamieGolembiewski USN, LTC Albert T. Gorman, SSgt Dan Gutowski,MSGT Andrew Hallead, BM2 Ben Hainstock, FC2 Nathan R.Harju USN, Ens. Joseph Kedrowski, SrA Tom Korzeniewski,LTC Gary Kuczynski, IT1 (SW) Tyler Luedke, Patrick Madden,A1C Michael Miehlke, Sgt. Jaron Oleniczak, MSgt JacobOlson, Sgt 1st Class Jarod Perkioniemi, A1C Alan Potts, CPLNathan Rybicki, Lt. Luke Steinberg, OSS-1 Jody Swathwood,Sgt. Tyler Swidorski, SSgt Jeff Thorpe, MM3 Duane RayTiefenthal, MAS-2 Jonathan Walter, Cpl Reid Voorheis, &CAPT Donald Worm USN.A BIG THANK YOU TO OURSPONSOR OF THE WEEK:PREMIER HEATING & COOLING CO.Come & Enjoy‘Thanksgiving in July’for the benefit of theMatthew 25:35 Food PantryThursday, July 25, 20134:30 until 7:00 p.m.St. Joseph Parish Center249 6 th Street, ManisteeTickets $10 Adults;Children 12 & under $4;Pre-school Children Eat for FreeTake-Outs AvailableMenu: roast turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing; gravy,sweet & sour cabbage, candied yams, corn, greenbeans, jellied cranberry sauce, cole slaw, pickledbeets, rolls, coffee, lemonade, homemade dessertsFood Pantry Bucket Raffle:For each non-perishable food item brought anddonated that evening to the Food Pantry, receive araffle ticket for a chance to win lots of wonderful prizes!Adult tickets available at the CCM Office, 254 6 th St.,during business hours; Oleson’s Food Store; St. JosephMen’s Club members, or at the door. Advanced adultticket purchases appreciated, limited to 400 tickets.Children tickets are available at the door.All proceeds benefit Matthew 25:35 Food PantrySponsored by the St. Joseph Men’s ClubAround the AreaPILGRIMAGE TO THE SHRINE OF THEMOST BLESSED SACRAMENT AND EWTNWe will be making a pilgrimage to The Shrine of theMost Blessed Sacrament, Hanceville, Alabama and toEWTN, Irondale, Alabama, the first week of October.The Pilgrimage will be October 8, 9 and 10. If you wouldlike more information or would like to join us please callPat Kamaloski, 723.9348 or Rose Mary Sutter, 398.9656.LITTLE MARY’S HOSPITALITY HOUSEMark Your Calendar for Saturday, July 27 th !Little Mary’s Hospitality House will be having their 31 stAnnual Benefit Dinner. Dinner and Raffle Tickets areavailable by contacting Little Mary’s, 231.848.4699.Tickets are also available by visiting SurroundingsCandle Factory & Fine Cigars at 423 River Street orby contacting Pat Kamaloski at 231.723.9348.

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 10 July 21, 2013A Mass remembering those listed below will be celebrated on the first weekend of each month. The names will appear in thebulletin each week. Memorial offering is $60.00. Names and offerings may be turned in at the CCM Office or in the collection.If you have any questions please call the Catholic Community of Manistee Office.Catholic Community of Manistee Memorial AssociationNancy Bajtka, Bajtka & Gamache Families, living & deceasedPurgiel, Grabowski, Clark & Scott Families; Class of ‘55; Gage FamilyClarence & Martin JerumboAudrey Rakoski; Carl & Lorraine Steinberg; Andrew & Gertrude Mantych & sonsFrancis Bartosiewicz & Vasquez Families, living & deceasedBartosiewicz, Zielinski, Sharnowski & Schramski FamiliesPaul & Virginia Plouhar & Family, living & deceasedVic Zwiefka; Fr. Bill Zwiefka; Zwiefka, Bialik, Osborn & Badzinski FamiliesStan & Rita Siuda; Siuda & Marquardt FamiliesAl & Josephine Helminski and sons Ron & DennisElmer & Anna Stamp; Ed & Julia Karas; Grabowski & Luczyk Families & RWJoe & Hedwig Wojciechowski; E. Kowalski & S. Wojciechowski FamiliesKen; W & A Bernier; C & A Grabowski & Family Members; Elaine MeyersJoseph Abramowski, Harry & Nettie MuszynskiFausz & Robke FamiliesMarzinski, Garrison, Kaminski, Hansen & Gallagher FamiliesThe Peters & Bayer Families, living & deceasedNiemiec, Schramski & Skory Families, living & deceasedThe Edmondson & Pietrasik FamiliesBrandis, Fortier, Kolanowski, Doleys & Washnieski Families; HealthAngie & Edward NovakJoseph J., Lillian, Joseph C. & Dan StepniewskiJohn W., Rita A., Rebecca, John & Elizabeth Miller; Michael & Joanna StypaEstelle M. OleniczakMary Williams; Petroskey & Schettek FamiliesPattie Beaudrie; Dori Peters; Cindy Gregory; Centala & Modrzynski FamiliesMary Ann SielskiEd, Esther, David & Michael Pomeroy; Ed & Mary SwidorskiJeruzal, Krusniak, Eaton & Kowalski FamiliesBartoszek, Majkszak, Kosiboski, & Kirby Families; HealthKarl & Irene Herrmann; Gene GreeneA.A. Edel Family; Gutowski Family; George Bruno; Frank RutowskiLeo & Germaine, Martin & Stella Gutowski; Harry & Sophia NowakBatterson, Vadeboncoeur, Kadzban, Gorch & Adamczak FamiliesAloizy Oleniczak, Michael Krolczyk, Edward Oleniczak, living & deceasedSteinberg & Niesen Families; LeRoy Edel; Barbara Skiera; Barbara WisniskiWayne & Dick Skiera; Elizabeth, Henry & Joseph WojciechowskiMichael Majewski; Majewski & Darbyson FamiliesShowalter’s, Patterson’s, Zawacki’s & Modreski’s & Relatives, living & deceasedBarbara Frederiksen; Strzyzewski & Frederiksen FamiliesRoman & Hazel Zupin, Mark Reckow, and Carl & Katherine Hull FamiliesFrank, Florence & Donald Graczyk; Ernest, Marie & Jim ChycinskiDale Cooper Sr.; James Cooper; Christopher GrabowskiGutowski, Olejniczak, Rafalski, Florkowski & Zygay FamiliesGordon Sciba; John Sciba; Robert Rogers Families, living & deceasedRalph; Schubert, Maternowski & Krolczyk Families; Roy N.; Eleanore & Vince; LSBilski, Chrzanowski, Dauginis, Kielpinski & Pindel FamiliesFloyd & Gen Toczynski; Marianne KubackiHarry Niemerowicz; Niemerowicz & Newman FamiliesGordon Rozga & Parents; Stanley Zuchowski Parents, Children & FamiliesEdward Wagner & Edward Jankowiak Families, living & deceasedJacob & Frances Gutowski; Miles & Anna RobinsonMildred & Clarence Fausz; Frank & Mary FauszZiabkowski, Bowman & Tabaczka Families, living & deceasedSteve & Caroline Newman Family, living & deceasedRoy Niesen; Ralph Schubert; Jack & Joan Petersen; Niesen & Krolczyk FamiliesAnna & Steve Korzeniewski; Dufon & Korzeniewski FamiliesPhilip F. SenesacGeorge SenesacJuliette UrbanKuczynski, Mielcarek, Kaminski, Witucki, Steve Duchon & FamiliesTurk & Bauman FamiliesShively, Chavalia, Balcer & Kniola FamiliesRaymond Smuda, Sr.; Smith & Smuda Families, living & deceasedSwidorsk, Jeruzal & Skiera Families, living & deceasedMary C. Pieczynski; Pieczynski & Vida FamiliesHarry & Lenore Boertman; John & Celia Switalski; Raymond SwitalskiDaniels, Ragina, Jabrocki, O’Brien & Dobrawlski FamiliesBaranek, Weinert, Wagner, Kraus, Gumbus & Gutowski Families; Sue ViolCarboneau, Bartoszek, Dauginis, Soller, DiLaura & Kovack FamiliesTabaczka and Switalski Families, living & deceasedKeson, Polcyn, Bittel, Kowalczyk & Wojciechowski Families, living & deceasedLeonard & Karen Kurtz; Karas & Kurtz FamiliesJohn Gerald Jr. & Shirley M. Kolanowski; The Popkowski FamilyBartoszek, Cabot, Dembinski, Racine & Zielinski FamiliesHarry Skiera, William Zawacki & Harold Bauman Sr. Families, living & deceasedRaphael & Shirley Mikula; Irene & Edward Ziemba; Phidelas & BeverlyFlanigan & McIsaac Families, living & deceasedLeonard Sielski; Sr. Mary A. Morang; Sielski & Morang FamiliesWalter & Arliene Linski; Fedder & Linski Families, living & deceasedChandler, Burkhart & Barker Families, living & deceasedLila Callis & John Froncek FamiliesEdward & Anna Dahlke & Families; Mike, Tracy & Ralph Adamski & FamiliesShirley Herbert; Herbert & Tacktor Families, living & deceasedCasimer, Gertrude, Sr. Liz, Bill & Lee Ozdych; †Ozdych & Smock FamiliesRichard Gage; Mary Fink; Frank ChesneyAndrew & Suzanne Plouhar & Family, living & deceasedStanley, Frances & Nicole Kolanowski; Ted & Harriet BogusFrank & Elizabeth Washneski & Family; Carl & Juanita Krebs & Family;Melanie Ann Krebs-Schultz; Mathew Helminiak; living & deceased familyMary & Ernest Bialik; Sophie, Cassmer, John & Julia Russell; Loyal RamseyThe cover photo was taken by Jake Olson of Jake Olson Studios, Blair, NE and was used with his permission.

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