st. michael catholic church
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St. Michael
Catholic Church 100 Antwerp Drive,
Hicksville, OH 43526
Mailing/Billing Address:
311 West High Street
419-542-8202
A member of the Our Lady, Queen of Peace, Deanery
February 23, 2020”
Office Hours:
9:30-12 noon, Wed & Fri
Parish Office/House - 419-542-8202
Office Fax - 419-542-9513
Church/Hall - 419-542-8714
St. Michael’s Mass Times:
Sunday 10:30am
Wednesday& Friday 8:30am
St. Mary’s Mass Times :
Saturday 4:00pm
Sunday 8:30am
Tuesday 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am
St. Joseph’s Mass Times:
Saturday 6:00pm
Monday 8:30am
Reconciliation: 7:30am Wednesdays & Fridays. (Sun. & Thurs. 7:30am & Tues.5:30pm at St. Mary’s. Monday 7:30am at St. Joseph’s.)
Hospitalizations: Due to federal confidentiality laws, hospitals will no longer share patient information. Families must contact Fr. Borgelt or the office to inform him if someone is hospitalized.
Baptisms: Call Office at 419-542-8202.
Weddings: All weddings must be arranged through the pastor at least six months before the planned wedding in order to allow time for marriage preparation.
R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): Those interested in learning about the church or joining the church contact the office.
Church Directory: Very Reverend Daniel E. Borgelt, V.F.
Edgerton Office 419-298-2540
Deacon Joe Timbrook 419-542-6500
Deacon Rod Conkle 419-542-6473
Deacon John Kromer, Senior Status 419-670-1855
Office Manager/Bookkeeper / Susie Smalley
[email protected] 419-542-8202
Pastoral CouncilPres/ Jeff Vetter 419-487-2773
Finance Council Chair/Gabe Inkrott 260-908-3177
Maintenance Committee: Jeff Vetter 419-487-2773
Russell Pierce 419-506-0061
Custodian/ Bob Meyer 419-487-1179
CCD Coordinator / Deano Smalley 419-487-2658
Bulletin Editor/ Mary Wermer 419-769-6750
[email protected] (Deadline: Tuesday @ 5pm)
Altar Rosary Society Pres / Janice Richardson 260-705-1914
Knights of Columbus Grand Knight / Marlin Eicher 419-487-0949
Music Director / Joy Martin 419-542-8266
Liturgies & Calendar
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 23, 2020
E Sat Feb 22 4:00pm Darrel Thiel
B Sat Feb 22 6:00pm Fred Thiel
E Sun Feb 23 8:30am Urban & Frances Meyer
H Sun Feb 23 10:30am Dennis Guilford
B Mon Feb 24 8:30am Randy Wirth
E Tues Feb 25 7:00pm Mike Sanders
B
E
H
Wed Feb 26 6:30am
8:30am
12:00pm
7:00pm
Gerald Siebenaler
** The Parish
Donna Rice
Bill Hammond
E Thur Feb 27 8:30am Greg Gineman
H Fri Feb 28 8:30am Ralph Timbrook-
E Sat Feb 29 4:00pm Rozella Cape
B Sat Feb 29 6:00pm Tom Fry
E Sun Mar 1 8:30am James Flegal
H Sun Mar 1 10:30am Phillip Meyer
H = Hicksville; E = Edgerton; B = Blakeslee
**Prayers for the living
______________INCOME:________________
Sunday $ 3467.00
Online Giving $ 440.00
Building & Maintenance Fund $ 110.00
Initial Offering $ 3.00
Square Dance (before expenses) $ 2705.00
Ministries Schedule for Ash Wednesday,
February 26, 2020 @ 12 Noon
Servers: Jude Smalley
Ushers: Duane Bassett
Lector: Jan Kaylor OFS
Offertory: Dean & Susie Smalley
Greeter: Marybelle Timbrook
Ordinary Minister: Deacon Rod Conkle
Extraordinary Ministers: Mary Slattery, Joan Garmyn
Ministries Schedule for Ash Wednesday,
February 26, 2020 @ 7:00pm
Servers: Alex & Ben Harris
Ushers: Dan Vetter, Denny Vetter
Lector: Jim Battershell
Offertory: Bob & Roxie Timbrook
Greeters: Dan & Lorraine Vetter
Ordinary Minister: Deacon John Kromer
Extraordinary Ministers: Ed & Beth Mendez, Deb
Harris, Greg & Dee Pepple
Ministries Schedule for Sunday,
March 1, 2020 @ 10:30am
Servers: Macie & Luke Eicher
Ushers: Greg Collins, Duane Bassett
Lector: Beth Mendez
Offertory: Roseanne Volkert
Greeters: Eric & Vicki Art
Ordinary Minister: Deacon John Kromer
Extraordinary Ministers: Bob & Polly Meyer, Gary
Timbrook, Russ & Cindy Pierce
If you cannot fulfill your scheduled ministry,
It is YOUR responsibility to get a replacement!
Call or Text Lisa Firestine for scheduling changes
at 260-715-0439
MARCH EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS
TO THE SICK:
1. Ed Mendez and Beth 419-279-4915
2. Diane Collins 419--487-1297
MARCH MONEY COUNTERS:
Joan Linder, Pat Etchen
Carol Art, Sheila Bassett
MARCH MONEY COLLECTOR:
Saturday - Mike Meyer
Sunday - Deb Thiel
A Family Perspective ~ February 23th – 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ Giving the shirt off your back, turning the other cheek or walking / driving the extra mile is normal stuff in families. We do that for one another. Today’s gospel reminds us all people, even those we don’t like, are our brothers and sisters. Our family should prepare us to be FAMILY to others.
Weekly Calendar – Feb 23, 2020 – Mar 1, 2020
SUN Feb 23 8:30am Confirmation Class & High
School CCD Class
10:30am Sunday Mass
MON Feb 24 7:00pm Prayer Group
TUES Feb 25 7:00pm Men’s Group
WED Feb 26 12:00pm Ash Wednesday Mass
7:00pm No CCD – Go to Ash
Wednesday Mass
THUR Feb 27 8:00am Eucharistic Adoration (Ch)
FRI Feb 28 8:30am Mass
7:00pm Stations of the Cross
SUN Mar 1 8:30am Confirmation Class
(Parents attend also)
High School CCD Class
10:30am Sunday Mass – RCIA Rite of
Sending
3:00pm RCIA – Rite of Election
7:00pm Youth Group
➢ PURPOSE 2020. Your Life Was Meant To Have A
Purpose. Discover yours at PURPOSE 2020, A retreat for
high school sophomores,juniors,and seniors. Girls February
28-March 1, for more info www.PurposeToledo.com
➢ Our community meals have become a success,
THANKS to all who help and donate. We could still use
more assistance: setting tables, Kitchen food prep, meal
delivery driver, table clearing, dishwashing, clean-up and so
on. Are you able to give us a hand for a short period of time
with a need such as these? Our actual serving time is from
4:30 to 6 pm, but we can use your helping hands in other
areas as well. Please pray about this and make plans to join
our lively group on March 13th. THANK YOU! I
appreciate the efforts of all who help and/or donate,
especially Mary Slattery, Alice Breidenbaugh and Deacon
Rod Conkle. Dale Gallup.
➢ Altar Rosary Society News -- March 9th, 7:00pm
meeting and PAINTING WITH LISA LAKER! Also,
reminder that we are March Soup & Sandwich suppliers on
the 7th/8th. ALL ARE WELCOME!
➢ If you missed the SQUARE DANCE Sat night, you
missed a rooten, tooten, toe tapping good time.! The dance
floor was always full& the laughing and talking abounded.
Everyone had a fantastic time. A great big THANK YOU
to everyone who helped, from set up to clean up & the people
working the tables. A tip of the hat to Greg Balser who made
& donated the OSU clock & whoever donated the OSU sign!
Now you only have one chance left to join in the fun,
March 21st. Be there and be Square dancing. By the way,
there is tons of line dancing also!
Please keep those who are sick or those in need in our prayers:
Aiden Slattery Jeanie Bassett Austin Ortiz Jerry Piasecki Beth Reinhart Jill Nussel Betty Doeden Jim Reinhart Betty Meyer Janis Meyer Bill Hablawetz Joshua Zollinger Bill Welly Koralyn Tuomi Carl Sabo Leah Meyer Carmen Lanum Lindsay Starbuck Cody Davis Lindsey Thiel Corey Schapert Marj Vetter Dan Smith Marney Schaffer Dave Kenner Mary Margaret Welly Deb Mary Ortiz Deb Rogers Michael Bell Donia Anderson Nick Bostelman Doug Reinhart Randy Miller Ed Breidenbaugh Ray Schliesser Rochelle Reinhart Erica Reineck Roseanna Husted Floyd Esquival Sister Alice Schmersal Frances Brachma Steve Gloria Jasso Holly Niese Hayden Anderson Hope Castillo Henry Miller Iris Hulkill Mike Kenner Neville Holbrook
If you would like a loved one added to this list, a family member must contact the office (419-542-
8202). Those added will remain on the list for one month, at which time the family can contact us to
add them again as many times as needed.
Please keep all military personnel in your Prayers:
Levi Guilford Monique Jasso Sarah Frederick Paul Vaz de Carvalho Cole Reeb
If your family has a member in the military please contact the office and we will
add their name as well.
~~ Ash Wednesday Services ~~
St Michael 12:00pm St Michael 7:00pm St Mary 7:00pm ( Feb 25th ) 8:30am St Joseph 6:30am
NEWS FROM ST MICHAEL
➢ Help enrich our Lenten experience! We are looking
for Families, Organizations, or Individuals to lead the stations
of the cross on Friday nights at 7:00 pm during Lents. If you
sign up you will be responsible to arrange the attendance of 1
Reader, 1 Cross Bearer, and 2 Candle Bearers. Mother Mary
would strongly encourage all of us to come and experience
what Jesus did for us so our sins could be forgiven. Sign-up
Sheet is in the Sacristy all time slots are open. Any
Questions contact Deacon Rod.
➢ Carry Your Cross in Your Pocket—Starting on Ash
Wednesday, get your handheld cross made of olive wood
(with accompanying prayer card) to carry with you this Lent
to remind you of all that Jesus suffered for us.
➢ Take off your coats put on your shorts it is time for
Spring. Yes that’s right you are all invited out to help start
the flowers for St. Michaels Spring planting. EVERYONE
IS WELCOME. This is a great family event. Come explore
the beauty of God’s world by participating in helping God
plant the Church’s Flowers. We will be meeting shortly after
the 10:30 mass on March 7th at Deacon Rod Conkle’s House
located at 02231 Defiance Paulding County Line Rd. You
may want to change clothes first and bring gloves you could
get dirty. Any Questions call Deacon Rod 419-542-6473 A
big Thank You to all who help with the landscaping rather
it be with money or muscle.
➢ Happy 100th Anniversary! In 2020, our parish is
celebrating two significant anniversaries: --in 1920, 100
years ago, the cornerstone was laid of the current church
building; --1880 is the year we use for the beginnings of our
St. Michael Parish, prior to that time, our Parish was a hub on
the route for circuit rider priest who came around to the small
communities. What stories do you remember hearing from
your parents or grandparents? To celebrate these momentous
anniversaries, we’re asking you, the parishioners, to bring us
photos and stories about the history of St. Michael Catholic
Church, here in Hicksville, Ohio. We would like to form a
planning committee. Anybody interested please contact the
office at 419-542-8202 and leave a message or email us at
saintmichaelhicksville.org.
➢ Deacon Rod is going to Prison!!! Join him on this
wonderful Lenten mission. God needs all your help to bail
Deacon Rod out of Toledo Correctional Institution. There
will be tables set up at the main entrance of the church with
all the information needed. You can Bake Forgiveness
Cookies, you can write care letters, you can sign up for
timeslots to pray for Kairos #32 Prayer Vigil, You can donate
Money, and children can color placemats. One of the hardest
Corporal Works of Mercy to get involved in is “To Visit
Those In Prison.” This will make that possible. Kairos is a
worldwide prison ministry that is holding a retreat for the
inmates at Toledo Correctional Institution, a level 4
Maximum security prison. Deacon Rod will be locked up
with the inmates March 19th , 20th ,21st and 22nd . God
needs all your help to transform the lives of those in Prison.
You can turn in cookies any time before March 13.
Everything else must be done by March 18. Any Questions
call Deacon Rod Conkle 419-542-6473 or email
[email protected] Thank You and God Bless!!
Deacon Rod
➢ Consider making a donation to our St. Michael
ONLINE GIVING. It's easy! If you need help, we'll be glad
to help you get your account set up.
https://giving.parishsoft.com/app/giving/St9999438 .
➢ SAVE THE DATE. . SAVE THE DATE! The Square
Dance season is here & we want you to save the date!
March 21st here at St. Michael’s. Please spread the word!
➢ Right-to-Life Prayer Group I hear babies crying in
the wombs, "Come save me. Come pray for me." Let us all
unite in the fight against abortion & contraception & pray the
Rosary for the fight against abortion with a few added prayers
after the Rosary. Bring any prayers you may want God to
hear. We will meet the first Monday of every month at
7:00pm in the Church. Families are welcome: education is a
key to prevention. God Bless All the Babies!!!
➢ We are inviting and urging all to read the Catholic
Catechism of the Catholic Church. The ISBN number for it
is 1-57455-110-8. If you cannot afford one and need help or
need help with anything you may read, please contact Deacon
Joe Timbrook. My email and phone number are on the front
of this bulletin.
➢ There are a few Diocesan History Books left. You can
pick yours up at the entrances. Inside the beautiful, full-
color, hard-back coffee-table quality book is an envelope to
return your $15.
➢ New Booklets about Our Lady, Queen of the Most
Holy Rosary Cathedral, Toledo, Ohio, are in print and
available for purchase. Over the past three years two of our
tour guides at the Cathedral, Mary Ann Boesel and Carol
Schoen, along with Father James E Peiffer have researched
and written eight beautiful booklets about the many artistic
and inspiring aspects of Rosary Cathedral. Purchase online
at: https://rosarycathedral.weshareonline.org/Booklets OR
they are available in the gift shop near the parish office
(Cathedral) during the week.
➢ "For where two or three are gathered in my name,
there am I in the midst of them." {Mt 18:20} Saint
Michael's parishioners - and others - enjoy the opportunity to
gather together before the Tabernacle on Mondays at 7pm to
pray with & for each other. We will be very informal
&welcoming of ANYONE who wishes to gather to petition &
praise Our Lord for any reason or no reason at all! We will
bring our sorrow s & our joy s, our pain & our gratitude. No
commitment!
➢ Lenten Almsgiving - This Lent our Parish is giving out
these boxes to take home and set on the kitchen table or
somewhere prominent
to collect your change
or any donations for
those in need. The
money collected will
be split between local
and worldwide
missions. You can
pick up one of the
boxes at the top of the
stairs on the parking lot
end the first week of
Lent. Let the Lenten
almsgiving begin!!
➢ St. Mary School is now enrolling students in Preschool – 6th Grade for the 2020-2021 school year. Many scholarship opportunities are available that make Catholic education affordable for every family. However, many scholarships have early deadlines. Please do not wait! Contact Julie Taylor at [email protected] or 419-298-2531 if you are interested in more info. Consider giving your child the gift of a Catholic education. ➢ Countless lives are touched by every contribution to the 2020 Annual Catholic Appeal. Children, seminary students, the sick and aged, the needy—they all depend on our generosity. Faith, hope and love come alive through the Annual Catholic Appeal, which in turn fosters the Holy Disciples, Holy Families and Holy Vocations. Thank you for pledging today to help meet our parish goal and assure the continuation of these programs and services. For more information on ministries funded by the appeal visit Toledodiocese.org/ACA. ➢ The Crippled Childrens Association in Hicksville is here to help local residents of Farmer, Mark, Milford, Hicksville & Hicksville township. The following items are available to borrow FREE of Charge: wheelchairs, walkers, rollators, canes, crutches, commodes, bed tables, shower benches & other aids. Other services available dependent on needs. To inquire about borrowing any of the above listed items please call: Frank Hostetler 542-7870, Wilmer Brink 542-6117, Joe Stotler 260-479-7707, Carl Clark 542-8846, Rex Ford 551-1267, Allen Hilbert 542-6373, Bill Elwood 487-0265, Claren Osmun 658-2787, Mike Langham 899-2711, Hal Osmun 542-8654, Nancy Chapman 542-8785, Norman Byers 542-8775, Eric Crall 419 487-0165. Luci Hilbert, Treas. 542-7444 and Betty Pearson, Secy. 542-8552. ➢ Abortion and Child Abuse ~ Abortion teaches us that violence is an acceptable way to deal with difficult life problems. It teaches us that human beings are only valuable if they meet certain criteria, and it teaches us that the strong have a legal right to kill the weak and defenseless. When the unique value of individual human life is trampled upon, society inevitably suffers. Abortion advocates argue just the opposite. They purport that aborting "unwanted" children will reduce child abuse, neglect, poverty and violence and will generally lead to happier families. However, our experience since 1973 proves that this theory does not work. During that time, over 60 million "unwanted" babies have been denied the right to live, yet we have more crime, more violence, more dead-beat dads, and more gangs. The list goes on. Abortion advocates even argue that abortion is an effective way to prevent crime since it eliminates those who are "most likely" to commit crimes, more specifically the babies of poor mothers. Dianne Glass wrote an article supporting this radical idea. It is hard to believe that in this age, people could
argue that human beings should be executed for crimes they may commit in the future and that abortion is the answer to solving poverty. Indeed, it is a truly frightening social policy! In the final analysis, it is only logical to conclude that societies who are willing to abort children before birth will be far more likely to abuse them after birth. Abortion is child abuse, and it is the most severe form of abuse in existence. ➢ In a diocesan-wide effort to support parents as primary educators and support parents in having options for their children’s education, Bishop Daniel E. Thomas invites the faithful of the Diocese of Toledo to contact your state representatives and senators expressing to them support for educational choice in Ohio. Ohio’s General assembly has recently introduced legislation that would effectively eliminate one of Ohio’s school choice programs without securely funding an alternative for families. To learn more about the school choice in Ohio, please view this document: https://tinyurl.com/school-choice. ➢ Level 3 Snow Emergency Guidelines for the Diocese of Toledo ~ Whenever a county/city within the Diocese of Toledo is placed under a Level 3 Snow Emergency, during which all roadways are closed to non-emergency personnel, the Catholic Churches within that geographic region will cancel the scheduled Saturday
Vigil, Sunday, or Holy Day Masses. Roman Catholics in that
region, therefore, are dispensed from the obligation to attend
Mass. If Masses are cancelled, Catholics are encouraged to
participate in Holy Mass via television, radio, or internet,
making a spiritual Communion. When Mass is cancelled, all other diocesan, parish, or school events in that geographic region are also cancelled. ➢ Needed are new/gently used coats, hat, and gloves. There is a box by the library to donate them. Trinity United Methodist Church heads the coat drive and they're supply of coats are depleted. Thank you for your generosity! ( if you wish you could drop them off directly at the Methodist Church on their annex porch also) 137 East High St 24/7. ➢ 40 Days for Life Campaign Begins February 26th ~ Catholic Charities is hosting the ecumenical 40 Days for Life campaign in Northwest Ohio from Feb. 26th- April 5th. You can participate in 3 ways: prayer & fasting, community outreach & peaceful vigil. We invite you to pray for an hour in front of Capital Care of Toledo, located at 1160 W. Sylvania Ave. To learn more to sign up for daily prayer intentions, hours of prayer, and info on upcoming events visit www.40daysforlife.com/toledo. The Opening Prayer Vigil for this Spring 40 Days for Life Campaign will be Tues., Feb., 25th at 6pm at Capital Care of Toledo. Since the international 40 Days for Life Campaign began in 2007, over 1 million volunteers in over 61 nations have stood in prayerful witness at abortion clinics to witness the dignity of human life. Through these prayerful campaigns, over 16,742 lives have been saved. 196 abortion workers have quit their positions, & 104 abortion facilities have shut down! To learn more, email Peter Range at
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
[email protected] or Veronica Leguire at [email protected]. Join the movement, and help us end abortion in Northwest Ohio! ➢ Saint Mary's Catholic School will be hosting its annual Spring Brunch on Sunday, March 1st, 2020 from 8 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the church basement. There will be a menu of sausage, ham, eggs, pancakes, coffee, cake, muffins, fruit cup, toast & beverages. There will be a bake sale and a raffle for a chance to win numerous prizes! This is a freewill offering event. All proceeds will benefit Saint Mary's Catholic School operating fund. The Mission of St. Mary School is to assist families in teaching and living the Catholic faith with a commitment to academic excellence. All are welcome! ➢ NIGHT OF HEALING, Worship, Healing, Adoration, Witness, Reconciliation . Second Tuesdays, March 10. April 14, May 12. 7PM - 8:30PM , St Jerome Church, 300 Warner St Walbridge, Ohio 43465 Fr, Anthony Coci & Fr Tom Oedy. Group healing and personal prayer teams. For more information call the Ministry to Catholic Charismatic Renewal. 419-691-6686 or visit website www.mccrholyspirit.org. ➢ St. John’s Men’s Renewal Of The Heart Presents…… “Staying Connected “. Do you feel connected to God, Family, Community & Church? “When you call me, when you pray to me, I will listen to you. When you look for me you will find me. Yes when you seek me with all your heart.” Jeremiah 29, 12-13. What God seeks is an open heart & mind. All men are invited to join us to explore how we are connected to God in our life. Which image best represents your relationship with God? How are you called to “Stay Connected” to Jesus to bear much Fruit? The retreat will be held at St. John Catholic Church , Defiance. Fri., March 6th, 6-10pm. The theme for the evening is a “Stones Throw”. Sat., March 7th, 8:00am-9:30pm. The theme for the day “Staying Connected with God and Our Purpose”. The weekend will include: Fellowship, Personal Witness, Group Sharing, Mass, Reconciliation, & Great Food.
For more info/RSVP please call George Westrick 419-784-3975 or Tom Boyers 419-439-2984. ➢ 36th ANNUAL ST MICHAEL'S RIDGE ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY CRAFT SHOW. Saturday, March 21, 2020, 9:00am - 3:00pm. K of C Hall, Elliott Rd Defiance OH. Free Addmision, lunch stand, sandwiches, soup, pies & desserts. Bake Sale, Raffles. For more information contact, Sandy Wagner, 419-497-4551 or 419-769-7926. ➢ St. Mary School Reverse Raffle ~ will take place Sat., April 4th at St. Michael Catholic Church in Hicksville. Tickets are now available in the school office, please stop in to purchase your tickets. Thank you for your continued support! ➢ I am a FertilityCare Practitioner & Educator in the Fort Wayne-South Bend (FW-SB) diocese. I am very excited to announce I am ready to launch my 2nd Education Program in the FW-SB Diocese. The host parish this time is St. John the Baptist Fort Wayne, IN. I hope to reach the leaders in your parish or community who might be interested in learning how the Creighton Model FertilityCare System can benefit parishioners and the community at large. Education Program Dates at Providence Hall: Education Phase I is June 1-8, 2020 ~ Monday - Monday. Education Phase II is January 11-16, 2021. Monday – Saturday. The Creighton Model System’s (CrMS) FertilityCare (FC) Education Program includes several tracks. FertilityCare Practitioner (FCP) ~ teaches clients the CrMS in a FertilityCare (FC) setting. The FCP’s program is 13-months. Qualifications – the applicant is an L.P.N/RN or has earned a bachelor’s degree or higher. FertilityCare Instructor (FCI) ~ teaches clients the CrMS under a FCP. The FCI’s program is seven-months. Qualifications – the applicant has less than two years of higher education but can have earned a bachelor’s degree or higher. FertilityCare Promoter ~ promotes FC in the parish life and/or community. A promoter does not teach clients. Qualifications – The applicant is a supportive member of the parish life or community and has an apostolic zeal for spreading the message of HV. The applicant may have earned additional training in TOB, Chastity programs, Humanae Vitae (HV), or works with engaged couples for marriage prep, sits on the vocations or prolife committees, is involved with the youth group, or has another related role in the parish life. Creighton Model Medical Consultant (CrMMC) ~ focuses on healing patients with a consistent respect for life and stays in line with NaProTECHNOLOGY’s protocols and has a good relationship with FCPs in an approved FertilityCare Center. Qualifications ~ The applicant is a Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, Nurse Midwife, Family Practice, OB/GYN, and Pharmacist. A CrMMC’s program is six-months. If interested contact Theresa Schortgen, CFCP, CFCE, RN ~ 260.494.6444 ~ [email protected] for more information and/or an application. The Creighton Model Education Foundation, Inc offers partial scholarships, so please inquire.
~~ DAILY READINGS ~~
MONDAY, FEB 24, 2020: JAS 3:13-18 MK 9:14-29
TUESDAY, FEB 25, 2020: JAS 4:1-10 MK 9:30-3
WED, FEB 26, 2020: JL 2:12-18 2 COR 5:20—6:2 MT 6:1-6, 16-18
THURSDAY, FEB 27, 2020: DT 30:15-20 LK 9:22-25
FRIDAY, FEB 28, 2020:
IS 58:1-9A MT 9:14-15
SATURDAY, FEB 29, 2020:
IS 58:9B-14 LK 5:27-32
SUNDAY, MAR 1, 2020:
GN 2:7-9; 3:1-7 ROM 5:12-19 OR 5:12, 17-19 MT 4:1-11
