The Defender

the weekly parish bulletin of the Catholic community of

St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church

For even more parish info, visit the parish website at www.saint-mikes.org
4491 Spring!ield Road Glen Allen, Virginia 23060 Phone: (804) 527-1037
Fax : (804) 527-1039

Our Mission:
To be the presence of Christ...
In Welcoming
In Service
In Worship
In Compassion
In Faith Sharing
In Fellowship
To be the Light of the World!

EDITION 1233

October 9, 2016

Twenty-eighth Sunday In Ordinary Time

Sunday Eucharist
Saturday at 5:00 PM,
Sunday at 7:45 AM, 9:15 AM, 11:15 AM & 5:00 PM
Daily Masses:Monday & Thursday at 12:15PM, Wednesday at 8:30AM
Holy Days: Consult the bulletin or www.saint-mikes.org.
Reconciliation
Saturday at 3:30 4:30 PM or by appointment
Communion to the Sick
Please notify the parish oce when a parishioner is ill.
Arrangements will be made for home or hospital visitation.
Baptism
Celebrations are held at Sunday liturgies ve weekends a year,
at Baptism ceremonies ve Saturdays a year, and by appointment.
Contact Karen Neme# at the church oce.
Sacrament of Matrimony
Arrangements made with the Pastor or Deacon. Please contact
the parish oce at least six months prior to wedding date.
Anointing of the Sick
Those who are ill, facing surgery or enduring a
chronic illness are invited to contact the oce to make
arrangements to celebrate this sacrament. Communal anointing
services are held through the year (announced in the bulletin).
Vocations
Those considering a life of service as a priest, deacon
or religious may contact the Diocesan Oce for Vocations
at (804) 359-5661.

From Fr. Dan:

Over the last few weeks, we have been moving closer and
closer to starting our new building.
The Knights house has been emptied the parish, the
Boy Scouts, and the Knights had things stored in it. The hearthstone from the house has been preserved to go into our new
building (it consists of arrowheads found on the property set
in cement). The house is going out in grand style in service to
our community, providing a place for our local re department
to practice (something they have been very thankful for since
they seldom have an opportunity to use a real house).
Fences have been put up, and I strongly urge everyone to
observe them. By the time this le$er appears in the bulletin,
some substantial work could be under way. Certainly, it is
immanent. That being said, you are encouraged to walk
around the edges and ask questions!
This is really an exciting time for us as a community. We
will be able to use the Lake House by the time we get to our
25th Anniversary feast day and picnic on October 1, 2017. That
is the projected date for the dedication of the building.
Speaking of picnics, I want to thank everyone who helped
make our picnic last weekend such a success. The Knights
provided the usual excellent food, and so many people pitched
in to help out at many stages. Everyone there seemed to have a
really good time. This kind of fellowship is what our new
Lake House is about bringing us together and
strengthening our community, so we can truly be the presence
of Christ and bring that presence out to the world.
Peace and Love, Fr. Dan

JOINING THE PARISH

We invite all who worship with us to become
formal members of the St. Michael Village
by registering as parishioners.
Membership has its benets! And it also helps
our ministries and sta plan to meet the needs
of the community. To become a member of the
parish, please a$end an Orientation Meeting to
receive information about our parish community,
ministry opportunities, and registration forms.
Orientation meetings are held twice monthly.
For more information, call the oce, 527-1037.

Mass Intentions
Sat. Oct. 8, 5:00 PM
Sun. Oct. 9, 7:45 AM
Sun. Oct. 9, 9:15 AM
Sun. Oct. 9, 11:15 AM
Sun. Oct. 9, 5:00 PM

Brian Domalik
Ijeoma Aladys Omeh V
Frank Oreska V
Joseph DSouza V
. . . For The People

Mon. Oct. 10, 12:15 PM Cindy Lambert

Wed. Oct. 12, 8:30 AM Petronia Petauskas
Thurs. Oct. 13, 12:15PM Carolee & John Gavigan
Sat. Oct. 15, 5:00 PM
Sun. Oct. 16, 7:45 AM
Sun. Oct. 16, 9:15 AM
Sun. Oct. 16, 11:15 AM
Sun. Oct. 16, 5:00 PM

NEXT NEWCOMERS MEETING

. . . For The People

Fr. Felix
Julia Oreska V
Hector Remedios V
Odelia Fernandes V

V - Deceased

Tuesday, October 11, 7 PM

Sunday, October 23, after 11:15 AM Mass

SPOKEN ANNOUNCEMENTS

Join us for the Kick-off Event of our

Deadline for spoken announcements is

5 PM on WEDNESDAY. Please submit requests
to admin@saint-mikes.org or 527-1037, ext. 14.

25th Anniversary Celebration!

BULLETIN PUBLICATION INFO

We welcome all St. Michael ministries,
parishioners and members of the community at
large to submit notices to the parish bulletin via
e-mail at bulletin@saint-mikes.org by MONDAY
at 10 AM. Priority is given to St. Michael
ministries and parishioners. As always, all events
being publicized, are to be approved by the
Ministry Coordinator involved. The parish
administration retains the right to edit or refuse
submissions.
As good stewards of our environment and oce
resources, we are striving to put all information
into the bulletin with NO FLYERS. We reserve the
right to redesign info on items submi$ed to t
within the allo$ed bulletin space. All info should
be e-mailed as Word, Publisher, or PowerPoint
les to bulletin@saint-mikes.org by
MONDAY at 10 AM.
Hard copy yers should NOT be submi$ed.

For even more parish information,

visit the parish website at
www.saint-mikes.org by scanning
this QR code.

October 15, 2016

Parish Hall

An evening filled with food, drinks, music,

games, and silent and live auctions!
Adults Only! Cocktail Attire!
Tickets will be on sale in the church office
and after Masses on the weekend of October 8/9.
Limited number of tickets available.
Purchase your tickets early!

Tickets: $50.00 / person

($25 represents the estimated fair-market value
of the goods and services to be received.)
Questions?
Please contact Kevin Kitrick at kkitrick@live.com or 804-914-1165.

This week at St. Michael

ANNUAL ROSARY RALLY FOR PEACE

Saturday, October 15, 12 PM

St. Michael Catholic Church
Join us on Saturday, October 15, for the
99th Anniversary of Our Mother Mary appearing to
the Children of Fatima. The Miracle of the Sun
Dancing in the Sky was witnessed by 70,000 on that
day in 1917.
She asked the children to pray the Rosary and
make sacrifices to bring about peace. She also asked
them to spread this devotion. This year, there will be
15,000 Rosary Rallies across America on
October 15. Now, more than ever, we need to turn
to Mary to petition her Son for a resolution to the
increasing unrest in our world.
Our Rally will begin with prayer and song starting
at 12 oclock noon and ending around 1:00 PM.
With construction beginning behind our church,
we will gather in front of the church, in the grassy area
along Springfield Road. Please bring a chair.
If you need more information about this years
rally, you can contact Nancy Harris at
njharris4@verizon.net.

St. Michael Catholic Church

Third Annual

Halloween Ball
Saturday, October 29
Parish Hall
Doors open at 6:45 PM
Reception Dinner Live music by Southland Band
MC: Freddy C
All revelers will turn into pumpkins at 11:00 PM.

Come dressed in your favorite Halloween costume!

Costume Contests 50-50 Music and Dancing Cash Bar
Tickets: $10 per person (tickets are limited)
Available: St. Michael Website; Church Office; after some Masses

Come one come all to the Halloween Ball! No children please.

Sunday, October 9, 2016

After All Morning Masses - Coee & Donuts
7:45 AM, 9:15 AM, 11:15 AM & 5:00 PM Liturgy
9:15 & 11:15 AM Preschool/Kindergarten Faith Formation
6:20 PM HS Life Night
Monday, October 10, 2016
6:30 AM To Work - AA Meeting
10:00 AM Divine Mercy Chaplet
10:30 AM Divine Mercy Cenacle
12:00 PM AA Meeting
12:15 PM Daily Mass
6:00 PM EDGE Night
Quilting Group
7:00 PM Commitment Commi"ee Meeting
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
7:30 AM Morning Prayer
8:00 AM Career Prospectors Weekly Meeting
10:00 AM Career Prospectors Orientation
6:30 PM ATM Team Meeting
St. Michael Toastmasters Meeting
7:00 PM Knights Of Columbus Monthly Meeting
Newcomers Orientation
RCIA
Respect Life Rosary
7:30 PM Rhythm Rehearsal
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
8:30 AM Daily Mass
11:30 AM JAM Weekly Meeting
4:15 & 6:00 PM Elementary Faith Formation
5:30 PM Archangel Childrens Choir
6:00 PM Boys To Men
6:30 PM Arts and Praise Choir
TLT Meeting
7:30 PM Choir Rehearsal
Thursday, October 13, 2016
7:30 AM Morning Prayer
9:30 AM Christian Yoga Class
10:00 AM Medicare Workshop - Morning Session
12:00 PM Womens AA Meeting
12:15 PM Daily Mass
1:00 PM Homeschoolers Picnic
4:15 PM Elementary Faith Formation
6:30 PM CRHP 33 Formation
EDGE Core Team Meeting
7:00 PM Boy Scouts
Grace Within
LT Band Music Rehearsal
Medicare Workshop - Evening Session
Quest Small Group
Walking With Purpose Planning Meeting
Friday, October 14, 2016
6:30 PM Baptism Rehearsal
7:00 PM St. Michael Charismatic Prayer Group
Saturday, October 15, 2016
9:30 AM Baking Club
12:00 PM Rosary Rally for Peace
3:30 PM Reconciliation
5:00 PM Liturgy
6:00 PM Casino Night
Sunday, October 16, 2016
After All Morning Masses - Coee & Baked Goods
7:45 AM, 9:15 AM, 11:15 AM & 5:00 PM Liturgy
9:15 & 11:15 AM Preschool/Kindergarten Faith Formation
6:20 PM HS Life Night

Heads Up!

QUARTERLY MAILING:
The next mailing will be October 20.
Call Chris at 527-1037 ext. 21 for more info.

Appalachian Twinning Ministry

Next meeting is at 6:30 PM on Tuesday,
October 11, in Room 101.

Financial Report
The nancial reports are published monthly.
The next report will be later in October.

The Ladies AOH meets monthly on the

second Thursday from 6:30PM-8:30PM in
room 205. In October, January, and June, we
meet at Keegan's at 10:30AM for brunch on
a Saturday morning, dates to be announced.
If you are Irish or of Irish descent, come join us for fun,
faith, history, and charitable works. Call Lori Forbes at
(804)-437-1521 for more information. Our next meeting
is Saturday, October 15 at 10:30 AM at Keegans Irish
Pub & Restaurant in West Broad Village.

Note the following second collection occurring

within the next month:
World Missions
October 16, 2016

Online Giving!
Our parish now uses an
Online Giving system called

WeShare.

Prayer
Shawls

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY will meet on

Monday, October 17, at 11:00 AM in the Parish
Hall. Anyone who would like to join us is
always welcome. If you need a prayer shawl, please
contact Shirley Uzel (sdumay@verizon.net),
Juanita Walker (si$ejw@aol.com, 357-4371), or
Deacon David Neme% (church oce- 527-1037).

This will allow you to make your donations without writing a

check each week. You can set up a recurring weekly or monthly
payment, allocate dierent amounts for our dierent collections,
and view complete, accurate nancial records at any time. It saves
all of us time and is a win-win for our parish!
Those who wish to continue to use our traditional methods of
oering, including envelopes and autodraft, may do so. However,
we ask that you prayerfully consider Online Giving. If you would
like to enroll, please visit h"ps:/saintmikes.weshareonline.org
If you have any questions about the program or about se$ing up
your account, don't hesitate to call our parish oce (527-1037).

Young at Heart - Senior Women

meets the rst and third Tuesdays
of every month at 9:30 AM in Room 206.
Next meetings: October 18 & November 1.
St. Michael Church's ministry to
gay / lesbian Catholics and their
friends. The next gathering will
be on Tuesday, November 1, at 6:30 PM in Room 102.
Everyone is welcome! If you have any questions, contact
Will Langley at wearefamily.stmikes@gmail.com
or 399-5424.

ST. MICHAEL SCRAPBOOKING

& CRAFTING GROUP

We Are Family

Saturday, October 29 from 10:45AM7 PM

Come and join fellow parishioners and friends for a day of
scrapbooking and crafting. We will have a potluck lunch
and lots of chocolate! Bring your family/friends for an
uninterrupted day of crafting with our group. You do not
have to be a scrapbooker to join in the fun. All crafters are
welcome. Please contact Andrea Rawluk at 967-0678 or
waarawluk@verizon.net for details. There is no charge for
this event...just bring your supplies and some caeine for
this all-day event.

Boys to Men Mentoring Network of Virginia, Inc.

Weekly meetings are held at St. Michael, helping boys ages

13 17 with self-condence and personal integrity.
Contact Executive Director Steve Martin at 804-615-7823 for
more information.

JAM
Meetings at 11:30 AM
every Wednesday!
The St. Michael Toastmasters Club
welcomes visitors and prospective members interested
in improving their public-speaking and leadership skills.
They meet in Room 207 at 6:30 PM every Tuesday.
More information and signup is available atwww.Meetup.com,
under the Career Prospectors & JAM calendar.
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Build your confidence

Develop leadership skills
Improve your presentation
Enhance your career
Consider St. Michael Toastmasters
Free information will be available in the Commons
on September 24/25 after all Masses.

Marys Corner
Our Lady Of The Rosary

Friday, October 7, is the Feast of Our

Lady of the Rosary. Originally, the rosary
was called The Psalter of Mary. 150 prayers
starting with Ave Maria, that we now
divide into the Joyful, Glorious and
Sorrowful Mysteries, inspired by scripture.
Prior to the 13th century, the Latin word
rosarium was used to describe a rose garden,
or grouping of roses in a wreath or bouquet.
It was during the lifetime of St. Dominic
that the word rosary came to be associated with the Marian
Psalter of St. Dominic.
As the story goes, in 1422, Mary appeared to a
Franciscan novice who had a habit of adorning a statue of
Mary with roses. In the monastery, it grieved him that he
no longer had flowers to bring to Mary. She appeared and
said Recite devoutly my Psalter. As he prayed each Hail
Mary, she wove a rose into a garland for herself. At each
Our Father she added a lily to the garland. This was the
origin of the name rosary.

Knightly News

From St. Michael/

Joseph P. Solari
Council #11172
Greg Pitrone, Grand Knight
837-8920
gregory.pitrone@gmail.com
Larry Keefe, Deputy Grand Knight
360-8159
ljkeefe3@gmail.com
Bill Carroll, Financial Secretary
402-2205
swc1va@aol.com
Tony Miller, Membership Director
380-4543
tchestnut76@gmail.com

Divine Mercy Cenacle

If you would like to join us in becoming a Eucharistic
Apostle of the Divine Mercy, we meet on Monday
mornings (holidays excluded). Contact Nancy Harris at
njharris4@verizon.net or Maureen Johnston at
mkjohn7@verizon.net for more information.
The Divine Mercy Chaplet is said at 10 AM in the
Eucharistic Chapel, followed by discussions on
St. Faustina's Diary and message of Divine Mercy at
10:30 AM in Room 206.

Rosary Prayer Group

Join us on the third Friday of each month at 6:15 PM in the
Conference Room, if available, or in Room 205. We will
write our intentions in the groups book & socialize.
Prayer time begins at 6:30 PM and will be over by 7 PM.
Please direct questions to hughmcguire4@gmail.com.

Rosary Making Ministry

We meet on the first Sunday of the month from 12:30 PM2:20 PM in Room 207. Training materials provided.

Hospital Chapel Rosary

One Spiritual Work of Mercy you can consider is to join
us at 3 PM on Fridays to say the rosary at the Chapel of
St. Mary's Hospital. This is broadcast into the patient
rooms and is a source of comfort to those recovering and
those in hospice. For more information, contact
Maddy Ricca at rricca@verizon.net.

From September 28 through November 6, youre invited to join

other Christians for 40 Days for Life 40 days of prayer and
fasting for an end to abortion. Youre also invited to stand and to
pray peacefully during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way
outside the Planned Parenthood at 201 North Hamilton Street,
Richmond, VA, 23221, for one or more hours during the 40-day
prayer vigil and to help spread the word about this important
community outreach. If youd like more information and
especially if youd like to volunteer to help, please contact
Ann Niermeyer, 804-714-5170, atniermeyer@aol.com. All are
welcome! To learn more visit www.40daysforlife.com . 1st
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An unforgettable adventure -Ireland Escapade

May 4, 2017 - May 13, 2017
Join Fr. Jim Arsenault
and Stella Capocelli Carter
(Tour Plan International, Ltd.)
Tour includes luxury motorcoach transportation, hotel
accommodations for eight nights, daily breakfast,
six included unique dinner options, tours, and admissions fees.
Land price starts at $2,333 per person / double occupancy;
airfare can be purchased separately starting at $917.
Contact Stella at Tour Plan International today at
804-359-3217 x310 or s.capocelli@tourplaninternational.com.
More info is available at http://bit.ly/2cLgbz0 or by visiting
www.tourplaninternational.com.
Space will be limited to the first 40 registrants !

Faith Formation

Scripture readings for next

weekend, October 16, 2016
Exodus 17:8-13
Psalm 121
2 Timothy 3:14 - 4:2
Luke 18:1-8

Initiation Ministries
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
BECOMING CATHOLIC ?

QUESTIONS for the upcoming WEEK:

The Gospel of the Week for the Twenty-ninth Sunday in
Ordinary Time is Luke 18:1-8 (the corrupt judge).
As you read the Scriptures, you may want to think about the
following questions:
Adults: Whose needs might you be failing to listen to right now?
How can you be a be#er listener so as to meet their needs?
Children/Youth: Who are the people in your life whose needs
you need to listen to?
From The Jubilee Year of Mercy, PastoralPlanning.com

The Rite of Christian Initiation of

Adults (RCIA) is a ministry for those
who are not baptized or who have
been baptized in another faith
tradition and wish to enter the Catholic Church.
ARE YOU HEARING A QUIET STILL VOICE WITHIN,
urging you to learn more about the Catholic faith?
Do you nd yourself coming to St. Michael for Mass and
wanting to be more involved in the community?
Do you long for a deeper relationship with God?
For more information,
contact Bill Flaherty at rcia@saint-mikes.org.

INFANT BAPTISM
Catechist of the Week
Our Catechist of the Week is Ellen Guidry. A former leader in the
Liturgy of the Word with Children, Ellen is in her rst year here
as a catechist in the Kindergarten faith formation classroom
program at the 9:15 AM Mass. Ellen and her husband have four
daughters and two dogs in their family. When asked to share with
us her preferred style of prayer, Ellen told us that conversational
prayer was her favorite - talking and listening to God. She would
like the children in her class to understand that prayer can
happen at any time and in any place. You can pray with your eyes
open or closed. There is no wrong way to pray. Talk to Godhes
a great listener! Thanks and God bless you, Ellen, for stepping
out in faith to bring our young ones into closer relationship with
Jesus this year!

To have your child baptized at

St. Michael:
the family must be registered
members of the parish
parents must a!end preparation
classes
It is recommended that you contact the Baptism
Coordinator, Karen Neme", early so godparents and
family can plan to a#end. To register for the parish,
please a#end a newcomers orientation meeting on the
second Tuesday of each month at 7 PM or the fourth
Sunday of the month after the 11:15 AM Mass.
For further information,
PLEASE CONTACT Karen Neme! at 527-1037 x 49 or
karenneme!@hotmail.com

Upcoming Dates:

MARRIAGE MOMENTS
Only one leper returned to give thanks to God
(Luke 17:18)
Gratitude is a popular, poster virtue these days,
but inspiration does not always
translate into action.
Today do two acts of gratitude.
#1: Notice and thank your beloved for
an act of kindness.
#2: Note a problem in your life. Turn it around
by imagining how it could have been worse.
Thank God.

Oct. 14 Rehearsal at 6:30 PM

Oct. 15/16 Baptisms at all liturgies
Nov. 7
Baptism Class at 7 PM
Nov. 18 Rehearsal at 6:30 PM
Nov. 19 Baptism Service at 10 AM

PARENTING POINTERS:
October is Respect Life month.
Are there people in our world that you find
difficult to respect?
(criminals, people who are lazy or mean,
people of a different political persuasion...)
Yes, even they are worthy of human respect.
Talk to your children about giving respect even to people they don't like.
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VOCATIONS CROSS

St. Elizabeth Corner

Mass times:
Wednesday evening at 6:30 PM
Sunday morning at 9:00 AM
Reconciliation by appointment

Give glory to God through CRHP !

One of them realizing he had been healed, returned, glorifying God in a loud voice.
Luke 17:15

Save the date for the next

Christ Renews His Parish
Weekends
Women's weekend: February 11 - 12
Mens Weekend: February 25 - 26
For more info: www.saint-mikes.org/christ-renews-his-parish-chrp
or contact us at stmikecrhp@gmail.com

Invite someone home for the holidays!

Many of us know of a friend or family member who
has, for any number of reasons, grown distant from the
Catholic experience. The Catholics Come Home team at
St. Michael prayerfully suggest you gently invite them to
consider any of the Landings sessions that will be held
during the upcoming months.
Landings is an eight-week series of discussions
designed to serve as a re-introduction to the basics of
our faith. No judgment, no criticism; just reflection on
a 2,000-year-old tradition that continues to call to all of
us, no matter how distant we have grown or uncertain
our path.
Visit the St. Michael website under
Adult Formation -> Catholics Come Home,
or contact
kenfeldt@comcast.net
for details.

It's time to come home for the holidays!

The Traveling Vocations

Cross ministry has been ongoing
at St. Michael since 2006.
If you would like to take a cross
home for a month to pray for
vocations to the priesthood and
religious life, you may approach one of
our volunteer inviters who will be
happy to arrange for you to receive the
cross at Mass on the first Sunday
of the month you choose.
Single people, couples, and families are
all welcomed to participate in this very
rewarding ministry. Fr. Dan encourages
parishioners to accept the Vocations Cross
for those who cannot be present at Mass,
i.e. Military, home-bound, students,
nursing home residents, etc.
Both will be recognized in the Defender.
Current Traveling Cross Inviters:
Joe McGreal (5:00 Sat. Mass)
Zelda Burke (7:45 Sun. Mass)
Cheryl Dulog (9:15 Sun. Mass)
Greg Moczygemba (11:15 Sun. Mass)
Grace DiLiberto (5:00 Sun. Mass)
If you would like to receive the Traveling
Cross, please contact the inviter at your
respective Mass. For more information,
please contact Al and Carol Merolla,
Coordinators of the Adoration/Vocations
Ministry, at almerolla@msn.com.
Jesus, Master, have mercy on us!
How will you respond in gratitude
to the mercy the Lord has shown you?
Consider giving thanks as a priest,
deacon, or in the consecrated life?
Call Father Michael G. Boehling,
Vicar for Vocations, (804) 359-5661, or
write: mboehling@richmonddiocese.org.
Please notify the office with
any household changes (all
contact information, job
change, marital status, etc.)
for your family.
We like to keep this updated
information in our database.
It makes it much easier to
serve everyone in our parish
community. Thanks.

Are you planning to donate a truck or car

to charity in the near or distant future?
Please consider donating it to St. Michael!
The Human Concerns Ministry
has ongoing vehicle needs.
Contact Karen Hannon at 527-1037.

Wade Emmett, family member #53, joined the new Roman Catholic Church in the West End with the initial 250
families who were ready to take a chance to become part of a church based on the documents of Vatican II. He
listened as Fr. John Leonard told the new members that once they decided what they wanted this parish to be
and do, it would be up to them to recognize God's presence in themselves and to do the work of making the
parish what they wanted. It was not long before people began to find their niche, and so it was with Wade. He had
his camera as he captured moments in our parishs early history: parishioners taking ownership of their new
parish on the roof of the small rancher; coming to clean-up day with rakes and paint brushes in hand; coming
together to form Pastoral and Finance Councils; making banners to transform the stage at Short Pump Middle
into a makeshift sanctuary. Thanks to Wade, we have pictures of it all. Because of Wade, all families with children
who ever made first communion here have their own picture of the actual event and we have a pictorial record of
the Vocation Cross recipients. It is obvious that Wade has shared his love for this faith community with his
camera and quiet demeanor that almost made his presence invisible. Wade and his wife Rebecca have had to
care for their daughter who has been ill for some time. She remains on our prayer list, as does Wade.
Our prayers, love, and gratitude go to the Emmett Family. Thank you, Wade!
Juanita Walker

St. Michael Christmas Tea

Hostesses Needed
What does a hostess do?

Invite up to nine female friends, family, or fellow parishioners to join you for the Christmas Tea on
December 3, 2016 from 2 PM4 PM.

Arrange for your guests to pay for their tickets: $5.00 each. The hostess gets in free!

On the day of the Tea:

10 AM12 PM: Decorate your assigned table in any way you like (Christmas, or any other
theme, including tea serving for 10 guests (round tables)
By 1:30 PM bring:
Pla"er of a minimum of 50 simple tea sandwiches
Plate of bite-size desserts
2 PM4 PM: Enjoy the company of your guests and the entertainment, while tea is brought to
your table. Sandwiches prepared by the hostesses will be on buet tables.
4 PM: Clean up your table and decorations.
How do I sign up?
Contact: Arline Keefe (364-7270 / amkeefe@prodigy.net)
or Eileen Kinelski (556-5530 / ekinelski@gmail.com)

St. Michael Catholic Church

WILL BE HOSTING A COMMUNITY FORUM ON:

THE 2017 MEDICARE CHANGES

WHERE:
WHEN:

St. Mikes-Classroom 205

Thursday, October 13

TIME:

Two sessions for your convenience.

Morning at 10 AM and Evening at 7 PM
Nancy and Armen Sharigian

SPEAKERS:

This forum will educate Medicare-eligible individuals on the four parts of Medicare
and their Medicare healthcare options. This includes information on MedigapPlans,
Prescription Drug Plans (Part D), and Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C).
Light refreshments will be served.

Parish Community Life

The Building Ministry has an
opening for a night manager
to secure (lock and alarm) the
church every other Tuesday
evening.
The commitment time is
approximately 30 minutes
every other week.
Please consider joining the
dedicated team of
parishioners who serve the
community by helping to
keep the building secure.
For questions or additional
information, please contact
Mark Gill at 804-337-7905.

Parish Community Life Committee

If you are interested in joining this ministry,
please contact PCL Coordinator,
Jo Rohr at 527-1037 or jrohr@saint-mikes.org.

We need help making calls to sponsors for our

25th Anniversary.

CL

Do you like talking to people? Are you looking for a project that
you could donate your time from home or the church? We need
you to help with making phone calls to potential sponsors for the
25th anniversary. Training will be provided. If interested, please
call Jo Rohr 527-1037 or email at jrohr@saint-mikes.org.

St. Michaels Golden Angels

Thank you to the many Angels who
have either sent me activity opportunities
or have stopped me at church to share
their thoughts on what they would like to
do with our ministry.
We will have the first of several
meetings on Wednesday, October 12 right
after 8:30 AM Mass. We will start with a
lite breakfast in the parish hall and discuss
the many great suggestions we have
received. The goal is to start implementing
some of the suggestions and create a time
line for future activities.
If you cant make this meeting, continue to send me your
suggestions. We will have several other meetings that you will
hopefully be able to attend.
Please email me at mehazel1@comcast.net or call
804-364-1352 and let me know if you will be attending. We
want to make sure we have enough breakfast for everyone.
Thank You.

Peace and Blessings Christian Yoga

Combining all the health benets of yoga with
praise music and prayerful inten"ons.
Thursdays: 9:30-10:30 AM
St. Michael Parish Hall
Cost: $7.00 Drop-in Rate
Classes are modied to meet the
needs of all levels of students. Please wear comfortable clothing
that allows you to move and bring a yoga mat and water.
If you have any ques"ons, contact Michele Alouf:
804.357.1436 or michelealouf@mac.com.

How much did you spend on groceries, gas, fast food, and pharmacy this past week
or in the past 30 days - $50, $100, $500 or more?
Now for the interesting question.
How much of those purchases were made using SCRIP gift cards you purchased
from St. Michael?
With your purchase of SCRIP gift cards, you can make your routine purchases and St. Michael
reaps the benefits. All profits are used for the parishs monthly mortgage. We can all pay a large portion of
the church mortgage with our intentional use of SCRIP each week.
Your regular use of St. Michael SCRIP truly does make a difference. Please buy SCRIP, either at the table
before and after Masses or during the week in the office. We offer payment options of credit/debit, cash, or
check. WE NEED YOU!!!!
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Human Concerns Ministry

Join our new "St. Vincent DePaul" Conference.

Our new ministry is beginning to grow at
St. Michael. In the last few months, we
have selected officers, added members,
and are forming as Vincentians. We
meet every 1st and 3rd Tuesday every
month at 7:00 PM and are looking forward
to soon fielding at least eight teams of
caseworkers in the vineyard of the Lord.
Join us! Serve God, grow spiritually, help those in need, and
work with a dedicated group of Vincentians.
For more information, call Andrew Cirmo at 630-606-8634.

REAP's 5th Anniversary Celebration

Basket, Book & Bake Sale
Saturday, October 22
3 PM - 7 PM
Parish Hall
This is going to be a great party, showcasing our
friends with disabilities, artisans, dancers and
musicians. We hope you'll join us in making this
a memorable event by gifting us with your
presence and by sharing your time and talents
with us as we prepare for this event.
Volunteer Opportunities:
Friday October 14 (11 AM to 4 PM) Set-up for
Hands On Day. Bake, make gift baskets, placing
books.
Saturday October 15 (9 AM to 1 PM) Hands On
Day - 40 people from the community are coming
to help us get ready for the Basket, Book & Bake
Sale. Help welcoming them to St. Michael would
be appreciated. We'll be baking, doing gift
basket production, and setting up the book sale.
Friday October 21 (10 AM to 5 PM) Setup for the
Basket, Book & Bake Sale.
Saturday October 22 (2 PM to 8 PM) Come to
the event, bring your friends, have fun!
Volunteer for a couple of hours - working any
area - photo booth, prize wheel, etc.

We will be sharing details soon about an exciting

Kindness Project.
Right now, we need someone to create a simple website
for us. If you can help in this way, please contact
Karen (527-1037 x 29 or khannon@saint-mikes.org)
or Lani (527-1037 x 28 or lvasquez@saint-mikes.org).
Thank you!

Military Plaque
for our fallen heroes!

An orientation meeting is scheduled for Monday,

September 26, at 6:30 PM in the Conference Room.
Assistance is needed in the following areas:
assembling baskets; baking; organizing books;
publicity; technical support; or helping with event
setup and cleanup.

The Knights of Columbus

will place a Memorial Plaque in the Commons
with the names of all Veterans
who lost their lives in combat.
The names you provide will be placed on the
plaque
at our Veterans Day Ceremony
on November 10, at 6PM.

All assistance is greatly appreciated. For more

information and to volunteer, contact Magda or
Karen at 527-1037 or khannon@saint-mikes.org.

Because of the potential space consideration,

names will placed in the order they are received.

Good Food/Good Cause:

If you have a family member or comrade in arms

who lost his/her life in combat,
please notify Tom Yates at yates7838@gmail.com.
The following info will be needed:
Rank-Name-Military Service-Military Action
(SGT. John Smith US Army-Vietnam)

The Elizabeth Kates Foundation appreciates the support that

St. Michael Parish has given to the Foundation in our work to
help women incarcerated at VA Correctional Center for Women
in Goochland. We hope that you will support us by dining at
Hutch Bar and Eatery (1308 Gaskins Road in the Gayton
Crossing Shopping Center) TUESDAYS in OCTOBER when
10% of all food sales of the day will be donated to the
Foundation to help fund on-site and correspondence courses
for the women at VCCW.
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Around the Diocese

Mercy Mondays at St. Mary Church. Art Works of Mercy
Exhibit on October 10 at 6 PM with a presentation by
Msgr. Mark Lane Faces of Mercy in Art. Admission is free.
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Benedictine College Preparatory will be holding an Open
House on Thursday, October 13, at 7 PM. This is an excellent
opportunity for prospective students and their families to
tour the school and ask questions of faculty, students, parents
and alumni. The school is located at 12829 River Road. For
more information, contact their admission oce at 708-9504
or visit their website at www.benedictinecollegeprep.org.
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St. Gertrude High School will be having our Fall Open House
Sunday, October 16. Students and families are welcome any
time between 1 PM and 3 PM. SGHS is an all-girls Catholic
high school located in the heart of the Museum District at
3215 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, 23221. For more information,
visit saintgertrude.org or contact Meredith McNamara
at 804.822.3955 or admissions@saintgertrude.org. 1st
Open House at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School on
October 17, 5-7 PM. Kindergarten enrollment for the 2017-18
school year is here! Consider visiting Our Lady of Lourdes
Catholic School to learn about our religious and academic
curriculum, small class sizes, and school community for
students in PreKindergarten - Grade 8. Contact Andrea Fuller
at 804-262-1770 or www.LourdesRVA.org. 1st2nd

Cursillo is three day weekend that is fully sanctioned by

the Catholic Church and the Diocese of Richmond. The
weekends are put on by lay Catholics with the assistance
of ordained priests and deacons. Anyone in good standing
with the church is eligible to a#end. Contact the Central
Virginia Coordinating Commi#ee at 804-739-8095 for more
information. The next Cursillo womens weekend in the
Central Virginia area is scheduled for October 27 October 30, 2016, at Shalom House. The next Cursillo mens
weekend in the Central Virginia area is scheduled for
February 23 - February 26, 2017, at the Shalom House.
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Calling all vendors! The St. Edward Christmas Craft and
Gift Fair will be held on Saturday, November 5 in our
Community Center. Several tables have already been
reserved, so do not miss out! We had 50 vendors last year;
lets make this year even bigger! Contact Bobbi at
bdaniello@verizon.net or 804-560-2883. 1st2nd3rd
Theology on Tap is a fantastic opportunity for Catholic
young adults to learn more about their faith through
engaging speakers on relevant spiritual topics all while
eating free pizza, drinking beer, and hanging out with
friends. Theology on Tap is held the third Monday of every
month at Bo!oms Up Pizza and focus largely on thoughtprovoking subjects specic to Catholic theology. An open
Q & A session at the end of each lecture is a chance for
young adults to voice their questions in a laid back,
comfortable se#ing. 7thagain1st2nd3rd4th5thagain1st

Miscellaneous
Chicken Soup for the Caregivers of Seniors. A day with
Dr. Mary Ann Massey, retired Marriage and Family Therapist
at Shalom House Retreat Center on Wednesday, November 2,
from 9 AM to 4 PM. $35 includes registration and homemade
chicken soup lunch. To register, call Shalom House at
804-883-6149. 1st2nd

Grave plots or sale at Westhampton Memorial Park.

If interested, contact Michael or Judie Dolan at 346-4706.
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Looking for a companion for my 68-year-old husband who
has been diagnosed with Parkinson's. I am interested for
someone to come twice a week from 11 AM - 3 PM, to help
with going to do errands, haircuts, physician visits and
walks. Email Lynn at lynnferia1115@gmail.com. 1st2nd3rd

St. Michael the Archangel Church and

Creative Communications for the Parish
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Reading Gods Word for a special price of $12 each!

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It makes a
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Please Pray -

Prayer intentions during the weekend Masses have been shortened recently.
We typically announce the name of someone with an acute illness or hospitalization
at the Mass chosen by the individual/family. After that, if requested, the name will
be included in The Defenders Sick List for a month. Thank you.

PLEASE NOTE:

When adding people to our prayer list, please ask them ahead of time if this is alright with them.
Not everyone wants his/her name announced or published, and we wish to respect everyones privacy.
To add or remove someone on this list, please contact Karen Bowens at 527-1037 ext. 15. Thank you.

Let us pray also for those parishioners with ongoing health concerns: Doris Altorelli, Roy Ambler,
Lynne Berkness, Fr. Dan Brady, Patrick Bruckhart, Walter Burlington, Michael Che!le, Ed Chew,
Pat Cocondora, Brigid Correll, Angela DAlessandro, Kathy Duke, Cathy Eagan, Paige Ford, Richard Golob,
Deborah Hart-Bowley, Tom Kaczmarek, Tracy Lynch, Doc Moss, Helen Nelligan, Joan Pardue, Kami Piscatelli,
Jonathan Pilch, Bob Polito, Charlo!e Pi!man, Susan Pinckard, Jacqueline Roe, Shannan Sarju, Billy Smiley,
Je Stapleton, Andy Stone, Maria Sult, Lowell Thomas, Betsy Williams, Rebecca Meade Wood
Please also pray for these members of the St. Michael extended family: Anne Dawson, Colby Jacobs (John Dawson),
Melina Lagios, Knox Walker (Lani & Rey Vasquez, Allan Jones), Eleanor Brooks (Joan Brennan), Cathy Amato,
Eli Davenport (Jean Davenport), Harry Hanger (John Zacharias), Danny Bowling, Bryan Kessler,
Cheryl Ann Nici (Kess Kessler), John Chickey, Lori Lewis (Marie Chickey), Roger Hollier, Lloyd Hollier (Floyd Hollier),
Sally Sperberg, Pam Ne (Sarah Hinderliter), Harvey Stapleton (Je Stapleton), Bernie Petro (Gloria LaFlamme),
Bill Braithwaite (Michael and Judie Dolan), Nora Michelson (Barb Michelson), Infant Wya! Long (Pat Haggarty),
Kathy Marshall (Jessie Sanborn), Stephanie Donohue (Jack Donohue), Augusta Holmes (Butch Holmes),
Nancy Linn, Mary Lisa Lackes, George King (Eileen Allin), Jennifer Glymph Miller (Juanita Walker),
Juan Francisco Agostini, Maureen Howe (Barbara Taylor), Jack Gallagher (Angie Gallagher),
Margaret Norton (Claire Cunningham), Maureen Bersheid (Jim OConnor), Nick Zader (Rita Koretke),
Rosemary Gammon (Percy Pickral), Lolly McDermo! (Chris Burns), Rick DeGregory, Jacob Kno! (Sandi Strohman),
John Lohman, Anton Carriedo (Brigi!e Sicat), Melissa Danner, Pauline Danner (Cathy Danner),
Rodolfo Linsangan (Beng Magtoto), Maureen McGuckin (Peggy Lomba)
We remember those who have preceded us to the Father: Joseph P. Schmi!, Sco! Elias, Eugene Guthrie,
John McGuckin, Kevin Cohn, Margaret Baughan,
Please pray for those in our military who are serving here or overseas: Brian Ada!o,
Charles Barber, Jr., Robert Barer, Mark Bartholf, Chris Baudin, Steve Belmer, Maria Biank,
Joe Hart-Bowley, Richard Bumstead, T. Patrick Carroll, Jr., Dan Cleaves, Frans Coe#ee,
Christine Coe#ee, Kevin Corcoran, Terry Crump, Anthony Cushman, Joshua Daniel, Chris Dowd,
Adam R. Dutcher, Ronnie Earle, Eddie Ernst, Daniel Estrada, Dennis P. Flanagan,
Bob Fleischman, Heather Fonseco, Roberto Fonseco, Tyler Ford, Billy Foy, Mark Gleibe, Robert Gordon,
Austin Hedrick, Zack Hedrick, Paul Inoa, Michael Jalbert, Daniel Jones, Rob Jones, Althea Coe#ee Kuhns,
Cameron Leiker, Anne Lewis, Joseph Mackey, Bre! Mara, Jason Mara, Lacie Martin, James P. McGuire,
Irwin Migno!, Dave Miller, Joe Miller, Nick Montisano, Michael Morton, Kristopher Mowery, Richard Munoz,
Thomas Murphy, Jared Nichols, Patrick Ober, Ma!hew Olsen, Michael Olsen, Carl Paord, Brandon Patenaude,
Michael Phares, Alan M. Quinn, Patrick Rankin, Robert Ruark, Manuel Sanchez, John Saunders,
Allan Schmidt, Leslie Schmidt, Dan Seay, Chris Singleton, Chris Storms, Rick Szymanski,
Russell Timmons, Charles Tomlinson, Eric VanScoyoc, Jason Vergne, Brian Weber,
Brian Wilson and Kevin Wirth

HOSPITAL VISITS
Please call the Parish Oce when you or someone in your family
are, or will be, in the hospital, if you would like to receive
Communion or just have a visit. If you know ahead of time that
you will be having surgery, please let Fr. Dan know, so that when
you come to Mass on the weekend before your surgery, you can
be anointed and receive the Sacrament of the Sick.
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PastorFR. DANIEL BRADY frdan@saint-mikes.org

MINISTRY CONTACTS
Administrative Ministries

Parochial VicarFR. JAMES ARSENAULT jarsenault@saint-mikes.org

Administrative Assistant to the PastorKAREN BOWENS kbowens@saint-mikes.org

Finance CouncilJoe Kapelewski joekapp01@gmail.com

Parish CouncilWill Langley Will.Langley5424@gmail.com

STAFF & MINISTRY SUPPORT

Liturgical Ministries

Administration
Director of Business AdministrationDEACON ANDREW FERGUSON admin@saint-mikes.org
Admin. Assistant/Front DeskVERONICA LOWENHAGEN vlowenhagen@saint-mikes.org
Parish AccountantKAREN AMES kames@saint-mikes.org
Admin. Assistant/RecordsLANI VASQUEZ lvasquez@saint-mikes.org
Admin. Assistant/Special ProjectsCHRISTINA BURNS cburns@saint-mikes.org

Ministers of the EucharistJim Wright mijnor@aol.com

Ministers of the WordKristine Chiodo kikivt88@yahoo.com
Ministers of HospitalityRocky Altimore raltimore@comcast.net

Pastoral Care Ministries

BereavementFuneral Meals: Tim Nelligan timjnell@comcast.net
Support Groups: Pat Baskind pabaskind@gmail.com
Card Ministry - Light WritersAndrea Rawluk waarawluk@verizon.net, 967-0678

Maintenance J.P. CALLAN admin@saint-mikes.org

Liturgy

Crump Manor Pauline and Art Casavant - bewisest@verizon.net

Director of MusicTOM KACZMAREK tkaczmarek@saint-mikes.org

Financial PeaceSarah Greesonbach sjgreesonbach@gmail.com

Henrico Doctors ParhamRuss Wisler rwisler@embarqmail.com.
HomeboundSheila Malle!e mimamall@aol.com
Jobs Assistance (JAM)Ed Landry Ed.Landry@verizon.net
Our Lady of HopeKathy OConnor ktmcroe@verizon.net
Rosary Making Maddy Ricca 364-3932
Prayer Shawl MinistryJuanita Walker si!ejw@aol.com
We Are Family MinistryWill Langley wearefamily.stmikes@gmail.com

Minister of MusicJENNY IVENS jivens@saint-mikes.org

Faith Formation
DirectorPAT MUNDY pmundy@saint-mikes.org
Elementary Religious EducationPATTI KAMPER pkamper@saint-mikes.org
EDGE CoordinatorLAURA STAPLETON lstapleton@saint-mikes.org
Youth AdvocateMIKE HORVATH mhorvath@saint-mikes.org
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)BILL FLAHERTY rcia@saint-mikes.org
Family-centered Intergenerational Religious Ed. (FIRE)REGINA COATES re@saint-mikes.org

Faith Formation Ministries

BaptismKAREN NEMETZ karenneme!@hotmail.com

Administrative AssistantJOY DAWSON jdawson@saint-mikes.org

Vocations MinistryAl & Carol Merolla almerolla@msn.com

Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) - Kelly Judson kcjudson@gmail.com
Marianne Bowe stmikecrhp@gmail.com

Pastoral Care

Parish Life Ministries

Pastoral AssociateDEACON DAVID NEMETZ dneme!@saint-mikes.org

Administrative AssistantLANI VASQUEZ lvasquez@saint-mikes.org

Nursery CoordinatorUrsula Ardy ardyum@verizon.net

Village VarsityMary Ellen Hazel mehazel1@comcast.net
Young at HeartPat Young 672-2434

Human Concerns
Human Concerns CoordinatorKAREN HANNON khannon@saint-mikes.org

Parish Life
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