Mass TimesSaturday - Church 5pm
Sunday - Church 8am, 10am English 12pm (Spanish) Monday - Church 9am Tuesday - Chapel - 23 Mile Rd 9am Wed. - Chapel - 23 Mile Rd 9am Thursday - Chapel - 23 Mile Rd 9am First Friday of the month - Church - 7pm (Mass and Adoration) Holy Days - 9am and 7pm |
The Mission of our parish is to see the face of Christ in every person so that they may see the face of Christ in us and together we will go forth to bring Christ to the world. Click here for bulletin www.parishesonline.com
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Have you wondered what it’s like to encounter the living Christ? Have you longed to hear Him speak to your heart? Once a month, St. Francis-St. Maximilian will host an amazing opportunity for all to Encounter Christ. There are many opportunities to stir your soul: the power of uplifting praise and worship music, adoration, silence, benediction, compelling testimonies, prayer partners, confession and fellowship. The Holy Spirit has a way of stirring people in many beautiful ways.
Every 3rd Thursday of the Month 7:00 - 8:30 pm January 17 Gene Kempski, Rock Church February 21 Fr. Chris Talbot, St. Francis-St. Maximilian Parish March 21 Fr. Tom Zelinski, Capuchin Retreat Center April 18 Holy Thursday No Encounter May 16 June 20 July 18 ALL ARE WELCOME! St. Francis-St. Maximilian Parish 62811 New Haven Road, Ray, MI 48096 Forever Young Hearts Seniors
Every 2nd Wednesday of the month Enjoy a light lunch, then join other seniors from the parish and come play a game, some cards, talk and fellowship. We begin at 11:30 am until 2:00 pm in the social hall (if unavailable we meet in the conference room) You can play our games or bring one of your own or just come and enjoy fellowship. For more information just call the parish office 586.598.3314 Lent begins March 6 - Ash Wednesday
Masses with distribution of ashes are: 9:00 am and an All Community Mass at 7:00 pm Misa con distribucion de ceniza a las 9.00 am y las 7.00 pm Lenten Disciplines of Fasting & Abstinence Catholics in good health ages 18 to 59 are required to fast and to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Fasting consists of eating only one meal, with the possibility of two smaller snacks that do not add up to a single full meal. Catholics 14 and older are to abstain from meat on all Fridays in Lent. Disciplinas de Cuaresma de Ayuno y Abstinencia Los católicos de buena salud de 18 a 59 años deben ayunar y abstenerse de comer carne el Miércoles de Ceniza y el Viernes Santo. El ayuno consiste en comer solo una comida, con la posibilidad de dos bocadillos más pequeños que no suman una sola comida completa. Los católicos de 14 años o más deben abstenerse de comer carne todos los viernes de Cuaresma. |
Happy New Year From our Bible Study Groups
May His Loving Presence Touch You & All Those You Love! Please join us in the New Year for the study of the Gospel of John: Monday Evenings 7-8:20pm January 14 & 28 February 11 – We do not meet – McRest February 25 March 11 March 25 – We do not meet – Vicariate Mission April 8 & 22 May 13 Wednesday Afternoon 1-2:30pm January 16 & Lunch on the 30 February 6 & 20 March 6 – We do not meet – Ash Wednesday March 20 April 3 April 17 – We do not meet – Holy Week Services May 1, 15 & Lunch on the 29 
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