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    CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES!

    St. Michael Catholic Church


    MASS SCHEDULE GIRARD
    Saturday
    5:30 pm
    Sunday
    10:00 am

    ARMA
    4:00 pm
    8:00 am

    CONFESSION
    GIRARD
    ARMA
    Saturday
    2:00-2:30 pm 3:15-3:45 pm
    Weekdays before Mass, anytime by appointment
    RECTORY HOURS & INFORMATION
    Tuesday-Friday: 9:00 am - Noon
    Rectory: (620) 724-8717
    Fr. Maxs cell: (316) 708-9473
    Fr. Maxs email: thomas.becket.fan@gmail.com
    STAFF Pastor: Fr. Max Biltz
    Secretary: Faith Paoni
    Bookkeeper: Janel Scales
    Bulletin Editor: Nancy Bauer
    PARISH WEBSITE:
    www.stmichaelgirard.com
    UPCOMING EVENTS:
    Finance Council
    Parish Council
    Tony Stonerock, Chair Dale Coomes, Chair
    TBA
    TBA

    !Altar Society

    Knights of Columbus
    4th Monday of month 1st Tuesday of month
    6:30pm @ Daltons
    7:00pm in hall

    !Helping Hands

    Daughters of Isabella
    Carrie Smith
    Marilyn Bradshaw
    724-6684
    724-7133
    Kapauns Men: Will resume meeting in the fall

    THE MYSTERY OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY


    The mystery of the Most Holy Trinity is one of the most profound mysteries of our faith. This
    is so because it concerns the very nature of God. While we dont claim to understand the
    mysteries of our holy religion, there are many analogies to them. Western theologians, since the
    time of St. Augustine, have demonstrated that there is no contradiction between reason and
    revelation. For those who desire some reasoned analysis, here are the statements of these noted
    theologians: 1)As the trunk, the leaves, and the branches go to make up ONE TREE; 2)as the
    three angles of a triangle go to make up ONE TRIANGLE; 3)as the direction, brightness and
    heat of the sun go to make up ONE SUN; 4)as the length, width, and height of the room make
    up but ONE ROOM; 5)as water, ice, and steam are the three manifestations of ONE
    SUBSTANCE; 6)as movement, limpidity (still & clear), and fluidity of water do not make up
    three rivers, but ONLY ONE; 7)as the form, color, and perfume of the rose do not make up three
    roses, but ONLY ONE; 8)as our soul, our intellect, and our will do not make up three persons,
    but ONLY ONE; 9)as one times one times one equal one and not three..so, too, in some
    divinely more mysterious way, there are Three Persons in one God and yet only ONE GOD
    THE MOST HOLY TRINITY.
    Fr. John Reinkemeyer said it this way: Today, the Church reminds us that there are two other
    Divine Persons in the Trinitythe Father, the Son, as well as the Holy Spirit. A great mystery, but
    one that is astounding beyond words. From all eternity, the Father begets the Son; from all
    eternity, the Son (the Word) is born of the Father. From all eternity, the Father and the Son
    breathe forth the Holy Spirit; from all eternity, the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father through
    the Son. The triune God is beyond and outside of time, yet the Son was born IN TIME without
    which we would not have been redeemed. Thank God for the gift of faith you have
    received. (My family and I thank God, but also Fr. Joseph Gorentz and Fr. Reinkemeyer who
    were instrumental in our becoming Catholics)
    Fr. William Carr, a retired priest of our diocese, says it another way: It is a total mystery; it is
    beyond our limited minds to understand. Legend has it that St. Augustine was meditating on the
    mystery of the Trinity as he walked on a beach. He saw a child with a sea shell, dipping water
    from the ocean and pouring it into a small hole in the sand. The child said, Im going to put the
    whole ocean into this hole. St. Augustine replied, But that is impossible. likewise, the child
    said, it is much like the Trinityhard to understand. Therefore, we should be content with the
    simplicity of our faith and seek not to inquire into that which God wished to remain hidden.
    Did you know that the word Trinity was first used by the theologian, Tertullian, one of the
    early Fathers of the Church around 180 A.D.? Before that time, theologians struggled to find a
    way to describe the three persons in one God. We can comprehend how difficult it was for the
    early teachers to make the Trinity acceptable, mainly due to a lack of available terms that the
    many nationalities could believe. Be grateful for your Catholic faith and pray for those who do not
    believe these truths.




    - Marcel Normand

    Altar Ministers for Next Weekend

    Mass Schedule and Intentions for May 21 -29


    May 21 Saturday
    22
    23
    24
    25
    26
    27
    28
    29

    4:00pm
    5:30pm
    Sunday
    8:00am
    10:00am
    Monday
    7:00am
    Tuesday
    5:30pm
    Wednesday 6:30pm
    Thursday 7:00pm
    8:30am-3:00pm
    Friday
    12:00 noon
    8:00am-6:00pm
    Saturday 4:00pm
    5:30pm
    Sunday
    8:00am
    10:00am

    106 N. Western Ave.


    Girard, KS 66743
    (620) 724-8717
    Pastor: Fr. Max Biltz

    Clifford & Sylvia Endicott


    Ron Breneman
    For the People
    Jim Davied
    No Mass
    No Mass
    No Mass
    No Mass
    No Adoration
    No Mass
    No Adoration
    Cathi Lepoglow
    Don Pyle
    No Intention
    For the People

    Arma
    Girard
    Arma
    Girard
    Girard
    Arma
    Girard
    Girard
    Arma
    Girard
    Girard
    Arma
    Girard
    Arma
    Girard

    Next Saturday (5/28/16)

    !Altar Servers:
    EMHC:

    !
    Lector:
    !

    Gift Bearers

    5:30 pm

    Next Sunday (5/29/16)

    10:00 am

    Trevor & Peyton


    Amershek

    Gage Born Evan Sisney,


    Teddy Paoni

    Rhonda Stonerock

    Marilyn McCracken

    Tony Stonerock

    Denny Heidrick

    Jerry & Diane Hanson Ken & Cheryl Giefer


    family

    Collections

    Congratulations to our senior PSR students as they begin their


    lifes journeys. Best luck to all of you in all of your future
    endeavors. May you find happiness and success in whatever
    you choose to do.

    St. Michael


    St. Joseph

    Max Adams

    Jaycie Polhlopek

    Drew Davied

    Madison Hey

    Hunter Kavanagh

    Ashley McDonald

    Teddy Paoni

    Cooper Puckett

    TOTUS TUUS: JULY 10-15

    Please mark your calendars for a fun & energetic week at St.
    Michaels parish hall to participate in Totus Tuus - a parish
    based summer catechetical program for youth, dedicated to
    sharing the Gospel and promoting our faith through
    evangelization, catechesis, Marian devotion & fun! The
    program is led by college students and seminarians, teaching
    and inspiring youth in participating parishes throughout the
    diocese. Totus Tuus, a Latin phrase meaning totally yours,
    was the motto of St. John Paul II and signifies our desire to
    give ourselves entirely to Jesus Christ through Mary. This is a
    FREE program, each family is asked to bring a bag of cookies
    the first day of the program. Children in grades 1-5 meet
    Monday-Friday from 9-3 and youth grades 6-12 meet SundayThursday in the evenings. Enrollment forms will be available
    in the back of the church. All are invited to attend the potluck
    dinner on Wednesday. Parishioners are needed for dinner
    hosts and provide lunch for the team each day.

    Contributions
    Childrens Offering

    Last Week

    July 2015 to date

    $2,613.00

    $116,685.87

    $12.00

    $691.32

    Expenses

    $122,206.40

    Over / (Under)

    ($4,829.21)

    Building Fund Contributions

    $35.00

    Building Fund Loan Balance

    $216,777.63

    of the Sower as you share our beliefs planting the seeds of


    faith, hope and love. Abundant blessings to each of you!

    Kandell Amershek, 1st grade


    Paula Sevart, 2nd grade
    Barb Duling, 3rd grade
    Mary Reif, 4th grade
    Janel Scales, 5th grade
    Tim Born, 6th grade
    Savanna Ashmore, 7th grade
    Linda DeGarmo, 8th grade
    Confirmation team:
    Pat Westhoff, Mary Leritz,
    Robbie Grabendike, Buth Reif, Michelle Puckett
    Dr. Adam Paoni, Seniors
    CYM: Rachel Ausemus, Carrie Smith, Pat Westhoff,
    Mary Leritz, Robbie Grabendike

    !See you in the fall! First day of 2016-2017 PSR classes will be
    posted in the bulletin and on the parish Facebook page.

    MEMORIAL DAY MASS

    CATECHISTS NEEDED
    Are you being called? Our PSR program is in need of
    catechists for our Sunday morning and Wednesday evening
    programs beginning next fall. Please prayerfully consider
    assisting in this important parish ministry!

    PSR NEWS
    Our last PSR & CYM gathering of the year are complete. We
    thank all our catechists and youth ministry volunteers for their
    awesome contribution of time and talent to our Religious
    Education program. With you, we can fulfill the mission of
    the church to teach the faith to the children and help support
    the parents as they hand on the faith to their families. Being a
    catechist is demanding. The time and energy it takes to be a
    good catechist is great, but the rewards are many. In some
    ways, you each take on the role of the Sower from the Parable

    There will be a 9:30am mass on Memorial Day, May 30, at St.


    Aloysius Cemetery.

    PRAYERS FOR OUR PARISHIONERS

    Please pray for parishioners Herman Masser, Thurma Masser,


    Rosemary OToole, Tom Weston, and Judy Widner who are ill
    or in need of prayers.

    VISITING PRIEST

    Fr. Lanzrath is our visiting priest this weekend. Please make


    him feel welcome, and thank him for being here and for his
    pastoral care of our parishes during this time!

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    charge for persons with a cancer diagnosis or cancer survivors.

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