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Adoration Times
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2019 Mardi Gras Dinner Dance
Third Annual
St. Pius X Mardi Gras Dinner Dance
Saturday, February 23
5:30pm doors open
6:15pm dinner
*Cash bar (beer & wine)
$15 per person (BY Feb 18)
$20 at the door
To reserve $15 ticket price & your place, call
St. Pius X Parish office 810-235-8574 by Feb 18
or stop in !
Dancing, great food and awesome company!
50/50 opportunities!
Selfie station!
Great time to dress up in Mardi Gras favorites!
Fr. A as DJ!
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10Responsorial Psalm Ps 29:1a and 2, 3ac-4, 3b and 9c-10Gospel Mk 8:14-21
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National Catholic Register
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By Vincent Weaver | Rainbows are awe-inspiring. Whenever they appear, they make you take notice. Why is that? Put simply, it’s because they’re beautiful. They’re beautiful not because they blend or...
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By Fr. George Rutler | Like the optimist who sees a glass of water half-full and the pessimist who sees it half-empty, people assess the times in which they live by their personality. Each age has...
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By Archbishop Charles Chaput | THE EDITORS What to Expect From the Vatican Summit? CARDINAL WILFRID NAPIER Love, Care and Justice Must Be...
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By Rick Becker | As a convert from evangelicalism, I didn’t come into the Church as a blank slate. I knew the Scriptures pretty well (better than most Catholics, as I found out), I was already...
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By John Grondelski | The Washington Post reports that Americans don’t sleep enough. The article in the paper’s main edition is replete with all the references that make a conclusion sound...
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News from the Vatican
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The Major Superiors of Religious Orders and Congregations around the world have issued a statement calling the abuse of children “wrong anywhere and anytime.”
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12-year-old Genesis Butler is in Rome requesting to meet with Pope Francis about her campaign that he go vegan for Lent.
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The Vatican says a Holy See lawyer who appeared on a list of American priests credibly accused of sexual abuse isn't currently at the Catholic Church's supreme court, where he holds a top position.
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The organizers of Pope Francis's summit on preventing clergy sex abuse will meet this week with a dozen abuse victims who have descended on Rome to protest the Catholic Church's response to the...
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A leading U.S. organization dedicated to documenting the clergy sex abuse crisis believes there are “many more McCarricks."
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From the Department of the Attorney General of the State of Michigan
As you likely know, the Department of the Attorney General has initiated an investigation into the sexual abuse and assault by Catholic priests of children and others as well as the concealment of these crimes. On 3 October 2018, investigators from the Department and the Michigan State Police executed a search warrant on the seven dioceses in Michigan obtaining relevant documents for this investigation going back to January 1950. All seven dioceses have pledged their cooperation with the investigation.
In light of this, the Department would like to give every victim of abuse by a priest, or those with information relating to the investigation of abuse and coverup, the ability to share more information on the Attorney General toll-free hotline at 844-324-3374 (Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or send information by email through the link https://www.michigan.gov/ag and select "Learn More" in the Open Investigations section.
The identity and information provided by any victim shall remain confidential during the course of our investigation. The purpose of this investigation is to prosecute any crimes that occurred and to identify any and all perpetrators, whether or not they can be prosecuted, so that those who have survived these crimes may heal and to guarantee that no one will be victimized again.
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His Holiness,
Pope Francis -
Most Rev. Earl A. Boyea,
Bishop of Lansing -
Word on Fire
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