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WEATHER CLOSINGS: wndu.com/Ch 16 WNDU or wsbt.com/Ch 22
SACRED HEART OF MARY WELCOMES ALL-
Mass TimesSunday Mass Schedule
- Sun: 9:30 AM English English EN time change coming September 8th: 10:00AM
Daily Mass Schedule- Mon: 8:30 AM English English EN
- Fri: 12:15 PM English English EN
- Sat: 5:00 PM English English EN Vigil
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Confession Times
- Fri: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
2nd & 4th Fridays ONLY followed by Mass at 12:15 PM
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Adoration TIMES
Summer schedule - Adoration will be held on Tuesday evenings at 6PM
Mondays After Mass
9AM - 10AM * see Summer schedule *
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Employment OpportunityThe Collaborative of Holy Family, Holy Maternity of Mary, and Sacred Heart of Mary is seeking a full time employee for the position of Collaborative Secretary/Bookkeeper.
Please contact the office at 269-782-2808, or via email at bookkeeperholymaternity@gmail.com for more information.
The job description will be published in the bulletin, as well as posted on the websites for Holy Family, Holy Maternity of Mary, Sacred Heart of Mary, and the Diocese of Kalamazoo. -
PLEASE JOIN USCoffee/Donuts Sunday after the 9:30 AM Mass in the Social Hall ends sept 1st.
thanks for a great summer! -
Knights of columbus scholarship
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The Dowagiac Knights of Columbus / John Tuka Memorial Scholarship
The Dowagiac Knights of Columbus / John Tuka Memorial Scholarship will provide a $1,000.00 scholarship to a graduating senior who satisfies the criteria and requirements and who is selected by the Scholarship Committee of the Knights of Columbus, Dowagiac Council # 2113.
Deadline to apply is April 8
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Saint Francis Outreach volunteers maintain a food pantry
in the basement of Holy Maternity of Mary.
NEW Pantry hours are
the 1st & 3rd Thursdays of each month.
The pantry opens at 10:00 AM and closes at 2:00 PM.
We thank each and every donor / volunteer who supported our food pantry in 2023. Blessings to all. -
Book/Movie
Discussion GroupWednesday, September 11th, 2024—6:30 PM in Parish Hall
Missionary Priests—in Southwest Michigan
Fr. Peter Marie Mermier, a French priest, was the founder of the religious body of priests and brothers that were able to lay the foundation for 2 Catholic congregations - the Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales (MSFS) of Annecy and the Daughters of the Cross of Chavanod. The MSFS society was not a mere association of priests, but a new religious congregation, bound by simple vows, with special dedication for foreign missions. In 1845 these missionaries of St. Francis de Sales set out for India.
The work of the MSFS society has prospered and since that time many priests and seminarians have been sent for missionary service for the Catholic Church. Not only India, but also England in 1861, and later France and Switzerland. A mission in Brazil began in 1926, and the Fransalians entered the African Continent in 1988. An autonomous American Mission was founded in 1990 and later raised to the Status of a Region on July 3, 2007. In the United States the Fransalians currently have communities of priests in Georgia, Texas, and southwest Michigan. Father Arul (MSFS) of Sacred Heart of Mary is a member of the Fransalian Society of priests.
Please join us to learn more about the Catholic Missionary programs of the Fransalians (MSFS).
The discussion is open to the public and refreshments will be served.
Terri Moore, 269-782-6925, t2sewmoore@outlook.com
Debbie Freeman, 708-822-5465, debs829@comcast.net
Howard Poole, 269-424-3221, poole@wmich.edu -
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BAA 2024$16,635 of $22,031 Funded 75% of Goal
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National Right to Life High School Oratory Contest
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