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April 23, 2006 2nd Sunday of Easter / Divine Mercy Sunday

“We proclaim Jesus as Lord and ourselves as your servants for His sake.”

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BearingsNotes from Monsignor Easton

EASTEREaster celebrations at the National Shrine of the Little

Flower were glorious. Those who do the decorations, themusic, the serving, the cleaning, and all the work behind thescenes really outdid themselves. Thanks and congratulationsto all.

Our continued prayerful support and encouragement toall who were baptized, received into the Church, andconfirmed at Easter. Your witness to your faith in the RisenLord Jesus is powerful. Our community is stronger with andthrough your presence with us.

EASTER ContinuesThis weekend we celebrate the Second Sunday of Easter,

the last day of the Easter Octave. For the Universal Church itis now called Mercy Sunday. That day on which we rejoice inthe power of God’s Loving Mercy made known through OurLord Jesus Christ.

The celebration of the Easter Season continues for 50 daysuntil the celebration of the Feast of Pentecost.

Mercy SundayThe following is from the Apostolic DECREE on

Indulgences attached to devotions in honor of Divine Mercy.“And so the Supreme Pontiff, John Paul II, motivated by

an ardent desire to foster in Christians this devotion to DivineMercy as much as possible in the hope of offering greatspiritual fruit to the faithful, in the Audience granted on 13June 2002, to those Responsible for the Apostolic Penitentiary,granted the following Indulgences:

“Three conditions for the plenary indulgence“a plenary indulgence, granted under the usual conditions

(sacramental confession, Eucharistic communion and prayerfor the intentions of Supreme Pontiff) to the faithful who, onthe Second Sunday of Easter or Divine Mercy Sunday, in anychurch or chapel, in a spirit that is completely detached fromthe affection for a sin, even a venial sin, take part in the prayersand devotions held in honor of Divine Mercy, or who, in thepresence of the Blessed Sacrament exposed or reserved inthe tabernacle, recite the Our Father and the Creed, addinga devout prayer to the merciful Lord Jesus (e.g. Merciful Jesus,I trust in you!”); “

The Sacramental Confession may be received within areasonable amount of time before or after Mercy Sunday.Confession made immediately prior to or during Holy Week

would most certainly fulfill the conditions of receiving theindulgence. One does not have to receive the Sacrament ofReconciliation on Mercy Sunday to receive the indulgence.Nor is there a necessity of celebrating a so called “Special Mass”other than the regular Mass of the Second Sunday of Easter.

What is most important is that we demonstrate in ouractions mercy toward one another.

Faith DirectThere are about 250 families and individuals who have

signed up to make their regular Sunday Offering through FaithDirect. I hope those using it find it as easy and hassle free as Ido. It is very convenient.

Once you sign up, you may find that you still receive yourmonthly mailing of envelopes for the next month. Thishappens because of the overlap between when one systemtakes over and the other system is curtailed. If it keeps up formore than one month, please notify the office.

Rosie, Carlito, Zoska, and SabaNow that it is getting a little warmer and the ice is off the

lake, Rosie is getting anxious to get in the water and go

the water or is afraid of it. If that is the case, then there is onemore place for Rosie to escape from the constant persteringthe Sabs is so relentless at.

swimming. Secretly she is hoping that Saba either dislikes

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Crisis Pregnancy?Mother and Unborn Baby Care can help!

Call 248-559-7576

Hurting from an abortion experience?Call Silent No More 800-395-HELP/800-482-LIFE

Manuel AntoninoKim BakerWarren DawsonMarianne DaytonDonald DefauwFran FlemingLynn FrankWilliam GergosianMartine GrossBee HaffyKen HaffyCecilia JacksonThomas JacksonBill JourneauJohn KellyHenry KienmanJerry LaJoyePat LicariMary Anne MartinEdward MendrickGeorgina MenendezNorma MummVerna PellarAlex PodeawaHelen PrusPeter PrusJames RaffertyMargaret SpitzleyTimothy SullivanDelores TchakeriasViolet Zawinski

Pray for the Reposeof the Soul ofZachary M. GoddardMichael JohnsonMary KruseWilliam PelloskiRaymond Silva

Driver Safety for 50 and UpAARP’s Driver Safety Program is being

offered at the National Shrine of the Little Flower.This two day program is a refresher course in safedriving techniques for persons 50 and older. Italso deals with problems that occur due to agerelated changes in vision, hearing and reactiontime. The program will be held on May 9 and 10in Conference Center from 10 am-2:30 pm. Thecost is $10. Come and bring a friend age 50 orolder. Several insurance companies offerdiscounts to people who complete the course.

Please bring your own lunch or plan to eatat YaYa’s next door during the lunch break. Toregister, call Sr. Noreen at 248.541.4122 ext. 411.

St. Vincent de Paul Food CollectionThe St. Vincent de Paul Society is holding a

food collection on the weekend of May 6-7.Containers will be located in the churchvestibules to receive your donations. NO GLASSNO GLASSNO GLASSNO GLASSNO GLASSCONTAINERS OR FOOD PAST ITS EXPIRATIONCONTAINERS OR FOOD PAST ITS EXPIRATIONCONTAINERS OR FOOD PAST ITS EXPIRATIONCONTAINERS OR FOOD PAST ITS EXPIRATIONCONTAINERS OR FOOD PAST ITS EXPIRATIONDATE, PLEASE.DATE, PLEASE.DATE, PLEASE.DATE, PLEASE.DATE, PLEASE.

In support of transient clients, “lunch bag”food in small, easy-to-open containers areespecially needed, such as:

· Fruit cups· Pudding cups· Boxed juices with straws· Peanut butter and crackers· Cheese and crackers· Granola barsFor the large number of our clients living in

motels where kitchen facilities are minimal, thefollowing items are particularly needed, in smallcontainers:

· Canned meats and fish· Canned pasta· Canned fruit and vegetables· Can openers· Personal care itemsAs always, we thank you for your generosity.

Lending LibraryParish Priest: Father Michael McGivney and

American Catholicism is a book about thefounder of the Knights of Columbus, but it waswritten largely about his life as a parish priest inthe late 1800s. His untiring efforts to “savecountless families from the indignity ofdestitution” led eventually to the founding of theKnights of Columbus. His legacy lives on in themany men currently carrying on the work hebegan, including those in our own parish.Lending Library hours are Sundays, 10 am-2 pmand Fridays, 9:15 am-noon, Conference Center,Room C. For information call Kathy McGuire at248.541.6834 or JoAn Gilleran at 248.629.4045.

Attention GardenersSpring has sprung. It is once again time to

spruce up the flower beds from the winter. Wewill be doing a clean up and adopting flowerbeds on April 30 after the 12:30 pm Mass. A lightlunch will also be served.

Anyone interested in helping should showup by the grotto area. Please bring tools to helpget the beds ready. We will not be planting untillate May. So come one and all. Come pick yourfavorite spot, and watch the fruits of your laborin bloom all summer. New gardeners areencouraged and welcome to participate. If youhave any questions please contact Kathie Dorschat 248.548.2493 or Jeanette Caton at248.635.0976.

Lights Burn BrightlyEvery Monday, all year long, these women

work behind the scenes to clean scores of candlevotive glasses so that the flames burns brightly.We are grateful for their faithful attention to thistask that makes our St. Thérèse Chapel moreattractive to all our visitors and parishioners.Pictured: Marge Durand, Barbara Cullen, BarbaraSchmidt, Marilyn Toben, Jean Baczkowski,Virginia Ledesma and Eleanor Tresnak. Notpictured: Kuniko Nern and Winifred Riske.

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Life MattersTell [all people], My daughter, that I am Love

and Mercy itself. When a soul approaches Mewith trust, I fill it with such an abundance ofgraces that it cannot contain them within itself,but radiates them to other souls. (Diary of St.Faustina, 1074)

On this Divine Mercy Sunday, we celebratethe outpouring of God’s mercy for all us. Weespecially pray that those who have experiencedan abortion can be reconciled and healed byGod’s abundant mercy.

“I would like to say a special word to womenwho have had an abortion. The Church is awareof the many factors which may have influencedyour decision, and she does not doubt that inmany cases it was a painful and even shatteringdecision. The wound in your heart may not yethave healed. Certainly what happened was andremains terribly wrong. But do not give in todiscouragement and do not lose hope. Try ratherto understand what happened and face ithonestly.” (Evangelium Vitae – Gospel of Life, #99)

Project Rachel is a confidential healingministry for the many people, both men andwomen, who have been touched by an abortionexperience. The purpose of Project Rachel is post-abortion reconciliation and healing for The“other victims” of abortion (the woman who hashad an abortion, the person who provided theabortion, the man who has forced the womanto have an abortion, the potential grandparents,and many others). All of these people need thehelp of the Church to deal with the grief, angerand sense of responsibility for a great loss. Formore information on Project Rachel, see the flyersat the church entrances or the Archdiocese ofDetroit website under the “Helping You” link.(www.archdioceseofdetroit.org)

Jesus said, “blest are they who have not seenand believed.” As a community of believers, wehave made this act of faith, and just as the earlyChristian community trusted the disciples topreach, teach, and lead them in the Christian life,we also look to the Church for guidance. Priests,

every day. Is this where God is leading you?For information, telephone the Vocation

Office at 313.237.5875 or visitwww.vocationsdetroit.org.

Knights of ColumbusNational Shrine of the Little FlowerCouncil #12408

Family Pasta DinnerSaturday, April 29Grade School Gym

Dinner is served from 5-7 pmPasta, Salad, Roll and Butter,

Dessert, and a beverage$6/Adults

$5/Senior Citizens and Children under 12

Planet Earth & ProvidenceProvidence is the name of God that brings the motion of human

existence into meaning. During the weekend of April 28-30, participantsin the “Planet Earth & Providence” program at the Retreat Center at St.John’s in Plymouth will explore through presentations, conversations, andritual the connections between our ideas of God as provident andreverence for creation, as we know it on Planet Earth. The presenter isBarbara Doherty, SP, PhD and there is a program fee of $220. Registrationis required, call 734.414.1104 or visit www.TheRetreat Center.org.

BethanyBethany is a Catholic peer-to-peer ministry providing spiritual, social,

and educational support to divorced and separated Christians. It is underthe auspices of the Office for Family Life of the Archdiocese of Detroit. Tolocate one of the active six area chapters, go towww.bethanyofsoutheasternmichigan.org or call the hotline at248.988.0454.

Del Papa-Grimaldi ScholarshipThe Del Papa-Grimaldi Scholarship Endowment Fund of the

Archdiocese of Detroit Endowment Foundation provides two collegescholarships. Application forms are now available in the parish office. Highschool and college students planning to attend a college or university full-time in the 2006-07 academic year are eligible. Details are included in theapplication form. Completed application forms are to be sent to theArchdiocese of Detroit postmarked no later than May 31,2006.

Project RachelProject Rachel offers spiritual healing and reconciliation from the

wounds of abortion. Is there an abortion in your past? Project Rachel willhelp you sort through your feelings and deal with unresolved conflict. For

Project Rachel is sponsored by Archdiocese of Detroit.information, call 1.888.Rachel5, (888.722.4355). All calls are confidential.

sisters, and brothers humbly take up this work


SUNDAY, APRIL 23Masses

7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am(Anniversary Mass);

12:30 , 6:00 pmPreschool RF Program

YR 9 amShrine Lending Library

CC-C 10 amLadies Guild Anniversary MassReception

GS Gym 12 pmRosary for the Unborn

AC 5 pmSpiritual Superheroes Film Series

CC-SH 6 pm

MONDAY, APRIL 24Masses 6:30, 8:30 amShrine Moms Rosary Devotions

A/HS Chapel 2:30 pmTreble Choir Rehearsal

CR 3:45 pm5th Grade Passport to Vocations

CC-SH 4 pmElementary Religious Formation

GS 4:30, 6 pmFirst Communion Reception ofHosts Practice

Church 4:30 pmParish Council Meeting

CC-A 7:30 pm

TUESDAY, APRIL 25Masses 6:30, 8:30 amMission Ladies

CC-A 10 amGirl Scouts Troop #1611 Meeting

YR 3 pmTreble Choir Rehearsal

CR 3:45 pmPerpetual Help/Divine MercyDevotions

STC 6:50 pmKnights of Columbus Meeting

CC-SH 7 pmFirst Year Women’s FamiliaMeeting

CC-A 7 pmBoy Scouts Troop #1634

GS Café 7:30 pmGregorian Chant Workshop

CR 7:30 pmLove of God Prayer Group

STC 8 pm

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26Masses 6:30, 8:30 amTreble Choir Rehearsal

CR 3:45 pmYouth Choir Rehearsal

CR 5:30 pmCub Scouts Pack #1634 Meeting

GS Café 6 pmSt. Thérèse Devotions

STC 7 pmHandbell Choir Rehearsal

CL 7:15 pm

Events CalendarTHURSDAY, APRIL 27Masses 6:30, 8:30 amGirl Scouts Daisy Troop Meeting

YR 3 pmTreble Choir Rehearsal

CR 3:45 pmYouth Choir Rehearsal

CR 5:30 pmNew Eucharistic Visitors Training

CC-B 7 pmAdult Choir Rehearsal

CR 7:30 pm

FRIDAY, APRIL 28Masses 6:30, 8:30 amScripture Study

CC-B 9 amShrine Lending Library

CC-C 9:15 amGirl Scouts Independent TroopMeeting

YR 3 pmAOD Diaconate Task ForceMeeting

CC-A 3:30 pmGirl Scouts Troop #3068

CC-B 6 pm

SATURDAY, APRIL 29Mass 8:30 amConfessions 3-4 pm,

5:30-6:15 pmSunday Liturgy 4:30, 6:30 pmHispanic Ministry SpanishLanguage Class

CC-A 2 pmFirst Communion Mass

Church 4:30 pmParish Pasta Dinner

GS Gym 5 pm

SUNDAY, APRIL 30Masses

7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am;12:30 , 6:00 pm

Preschool RF ProgramYR 9 am

Shrine Lending LibraryCC-C 10 am

First Communion MassChurch 12:30 pm

RCIC Mass and BaptismsChurch 2:30 pm

Rosary for the UnbornAC 5 pm

8th Grade Journal PresentationsMass

Church 6 pm6th Grade Confirmation Meeting

Church 7 pm

A AcademyAC Adoration Chapel, Coughlin BuildingCC-SH Conference Center, Seton HallCC-A Conference Center, Room ACC-B Conference Center, Room BCC-C Conference Center, Room CCL Choir LoftCR Choir RoomGS Grade SchoolHS High SchoolSTC St. Thérèse ChapelYR Youth Room

MilitarySgt Daniel J. Allen,

USMCCapt Eric Ansorge

PhD, US ArmyCapt David Cibik, US

ArmyLCpl Zachary S.

Copley, USMCIsaac Coury, US NavyLJV Joseph W.

Doman, US NavyLt. Col. Thomas M.

Doman, USMCLCPL Michael Fern,

USMCTSgt Kevin W. Geary,

USAFLt Troy Perry Glendye,

USCGJoseph Haddad,

USMCSgt Philip Huber,

USMC2nd Lt. Timothy

Hughes, USAFAndrew Kostrzewa,

US NavyPeter Laperriere, US

NavyCapt. Brent E. Lilly

USMCGS13 Dan Marem MI

BNAaron Mingle, US

NavyMatthew Mitchell, US

NavyJeffery Nehil, US ArmyCapt. Ben O’Rourke,

USMCCapt. Loren D.

Penney, US Army1st Lt. David N.

Roberts, USMCSSgt. Nathan Rowe,

USMCLt. Col. Eric J. Simpson,

FA2nd Lt. Eric Sullivan,

USAFCapt. Michael Szalma,

US ArmyCapt. James Sullivan,

USAFPV2 Christopher M.

Villerot, US ArmySpec. David Wittla, US

Army

Banns ofMarriageFirst Bann

Sabrina Wrobel andDavid Hilger

Second BannMerideth Green and

Joseph Griffin

Third Bann

Kelly Burns andTimothy Sullivan

Jamie Kilbourn andChristopher Moore

Married in ChristBarbara Haslip and

Andrew McCanna

Divine Life


MONDAY, APRIL 246:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton

Servers Genevieve Schmidt, Claire Baumhardt8:30 am Mass Fr. Liberty

Servers Erin Scott, Monica Kucharek

TUESDAY, APRIL 256:30 am Mass Fr. Heppen

Servers Genevieve Schmidt, Claire Baumhardt8:30 am Mass Fr. Maka


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 266:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton

Servers Genevieve Schmidt, Claire Baumhardt8:30 am Mass Fr. Heppen


THURSDAY, APRIL 276:30 am Mass Fr. Heppen

Servers Kevin Palmer, Paul Palmer8:30 am Mass Fr. Liberty

Servers Kent Peaslee, Donald York

FRIDAY, APRIL 286:30 am Mass Fr. Maka

Servers Kevin Palmer, Paul Palmer8:30 am Mass Fr. Liberty


SATURDAY, APRIL 298:30 am Mass Fr. Heppen


SUNDAY, APRIL 304:30 pm Mass Msgr. Easton

Lectors Mary Sue Czarnecki, Kay CyrekServers Patrick O’Hara, Tim O’Hara

Michael LaBella, Donald YorkHospitality Margie Suchyta, Team

6:30 pm Mass Fr. HeppenLectors Rebecca Joseph, Don ErwinServers Lyle Wilson, Adam Kerre

Jeffrey Stephenson, Kenneth Miller, Joel MarquardHospitality Gerald Schaffran, Team

7:30 am Mass Fr. HeppenLectors Tony Smith, Marge ChouinardServers Camille Enriquez, Elyse Moon

Victoria Weber, Janie WagnerHospitality MaryAnn Skaggs, Team

9:00 am Mass Fr. MakaLectors Beth Wloszek, Emily Obudzinski

Sarah ObudzinskiServers Ben Jakobcic, Christopher Din

Craig Hejka, Scott HejkaHospitality John Burg, Team

10:45 am Mass Msgr. EastonLectors Jim Wilson, Mark MasonServers Erin Archambault, Anna West

Arielle Warshay, Erin ScottEmcee Michael McCloskeyHospitality Wayne Friedman, Team

12:30 pm Mass Fr. MakaLectors Tom Kendziorski, Dave RuhlServers Adam Ruhle, Scott Ruhle

Mark Ruhle, Christian RozanskiHospitality Hugh Brennan, Team

6:00 pm Mass Fr. LibertyLectors Jenn Weber, Jacci Weber, Victoria FisherServers Patrick Kroetsch, Andrew McNish

Jake Luddy, Daniel Tresnak, Joel MarquardHospitality Tom Torma, Team

Mass CalendarSUNDAY, APRIL 23Second Sunday of EasterDivine Mercy Sunday4:30 pm †Elbin (Al) Burke6:30 pm Intentions of Dick and Maude

O'Hara7:30 am †Rudy Leroux9:00 am †Robert Chance10:45 am Intentions of National Shrine

Parishioners12:30 pm †John Racette6:00 pm †Mureal BarfolaneMONDAY, APRIL 24Easter WeekdayFidelis, priest, martyr6:30 am Intentions of Mary Walker8:30 am †William J. FoucheyTUESDAY, APRIL 25Mark, Evangelist6:30 am †Marshall Voris8:30 am †Frank ScislowiczWEDNESDAY, APRIL 26Easter Weekday6:30 am †Children of Chernobyl8:30 am †Clare McCormickTHURSDAY, APRIL 27Easter Weekday6:30 am Intentions of Barbara Schmidt8:30 am †Greg BontragerFRIDAY, APRIL 28Easter WeekdayPeter Chanel, priest, martyrLouis Mary de Montfort, priest6:30 am † Fr. L. Smits8:30 am Intentions of the Antishin FamilySATURDAY, APRIL 29Catherine of Siena, virgin, doctor8:30 am †George Dettloff12:00 pm WEDDING: Jamie Kilbourn and

Christopher Moore2:00 pm WEDDING: Kelly Anne Burns and

Timothy SullivanSUNDAY, APRIL 30Third Sunday of Easter4:30 pm †Walter G. and John C. Montie6:30 pm †John Racette7:30 am Intentions of Peter Kellogg and

Family9:00 am †James Reilly10:45 am †Joan Woodward12:30 pm Intentions of Kathleen6:00 pm Intentions of National Shrine

Parishioners

Mass Intentions

SUNDAY, APRIL 23Acts 4:32-351 Jn 5:1-6Jn 20:19-31MONDAY, APRIL 24Acts 4:23-31Jn 3:1-8TUESDAY, APRIL 251 Pt 5:5b-14Mk 16:15-20WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26Acts 5:17-26Jn 3:16-21THURSDAY, APRIL 27Acts 5:27-33Jn 3:31-36FRIDAY, APRIL 28Acts 5:34-42Jn 6:1-15SATURDAY, APRIL 29Acts 6:1-7Jn 6:16-21SUNDAY, APRIL 30Acts 3:13-15, 17-191 Jn 2:1-5aLk 24:35-48

Readings ofthe Week


Growing in Faith as a Family . . . Elementary...

Second Sunday of Easter: “Receivethe Holy Spirit”Acts 2:42-47, 1Peter 1:3-9, & John 20:19-31

We have a saying, “Seeing is believing.” Ashumans we often require proof of something beforewe are willing to accept whether or not it is true. Weeven have a name for a person who cannot accepttruths unless the facts are laid out right before theireyes—we call them a “Doubting Thomas.” This week’sreadings reflect on our own human weaknesses—ourinability to accept on faith something that we cannot

see and the gift God gives us, empowering us so we may believe withoutseeing, love without conditions, and live boldly in the faith.

The readings from the Acts of the Apostles and the first letter of Peterboth focus on living the faith. The inspired authors note there is a markeddifference in the behavior of the believers. The faithful are set apart by theirgenerosity of spirit, perseverance, hopefulness, praising of God, and devotionto the faith. The believers are marked with an enthusiasm for God, exhibitjoy in living, and thankfulness for the rich blessings they have received andopenly express these feelings. It is interesting to note that while this joy isbeing boldly proclaimed, the people themselves lived in fear of persecutionand death. How did the people have the strength to proclaim God’s Word ina time when the message was so dangerous? How could they find joy insuffering? The believers rejoiced because believed that through Christ, theywould be saved. Jesus triumphed over death! The Good News of salvationassured eternal life for all those who believed.

The disciples were simple people selected by Jesus to carry out the taskof spreading the faith after His resurrection and Ascension. These fishermenand tax collectors were not the movers and shakers of society or greatintellectuals, but simple men. The women who followed Jesus had noinfluence—many were deemed outcasts. Most of Jesus’ followers were tooscared of losing their own life to remain with Him throughout His Passionand death, yet somehow, these same disciples were now boldly proclaimingthe teachings of Jesus with a fervor that is fearless. What happened? Howwere these simple men and women transformed into a people on fire withthe love of Jesus, boldly proclaiming Christ’s promise of salvation, and livingas examples of the Father’s love?

The answer lies in John’s Gospel. Jesus appeared to His disciples. Hegreeted them, saying, “As the Father has sent me, so I send you.” With that,Jesus breathes on His disciples, saying, “Receive the Holy Spirit.” What is thepower of the Spirit? Thomas, who has forever become known as “DoubtingThomas,” is not present when Jesus empowers the disciples with the Spirit,but returns after the fact and cannot believe what the others are telling him.Thomas stands in sharp contrast to the others, who have had their eyesopened through their encounter with the risen Christ and reception of theSpirit. This transformation gives the disciples with an understanding and afire for the faith that they cannot contain. While we cannot place our handsin the wounds of Christ, nor touch His side, we are called to believe, “sightunseen.” “Blessed are those who believe without seeing,” Jesus tells us. Weare given the Gift of the Holy Spirit in Baptism, the same Spirit breathed onthe disciples. Do our actions in faith mirror those early believers? Do we livewith the same courageous love for Christ? Do we proclaim our faith joyfullyand boldly? We will if we recognize the presence of Jesus active in our livesand fan the flame of faith so it burns bright enough for all to see. Let uscelebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit and God’s great love for us as we openourselves to His guidance! J.A. Maten

A Teaching Moment…Divine Mercy Sunday

The Sunday following

Easter is celebrated as

Divine Mercy Sunday. The

message and devotion at

the heart of the Divine

Mercy is based on a vision

by St. Faustina. Born in

1905 in Lodz, Poland,

Helen Kowalska entered

the Congregation of the

Sisters of Our Lady of

Mercy. Taking the name Sr.

Maria Faustina of the

Blessed Sacrament, Sr. Faustina was a mystic who

experienced a vision of the Lord. The vision

featured two rays flowing from Jesus, one red and

the other pale in color. In her diary, Sr. Faustina

wrote that Jesus commanded her to have a

painting created of her vision created, with the

words, “Jesus, I trust in You.” The revelation is a

reminder to all that the Father’s mercy is infinite

and unfailing to all who trust in Him. Sr. Faustina

died in 1938 and was canonized by Pope John

Paul II in 2000, making her the first saint of the

new millennium.

Elementary Formation

Vacation BibleSchool RegistrationHas Begun!“Fiesta! Where Kids areFired Up About Jesus!”

June 19-23, 9 am-noonThis year National Shrine is jumping with

excitement as we have a Fiesta, a special VBS programcreated especially for Catholic children. Our Fiestaprogram will provide fun, memorable scripture-basedactivities for kids. Each day, they will sing songs, playteamwork-building games, share Maraca Munchies,take on a Daily Challenge to celebrate Jesus’ love,experience interactive Bible adventures, collect BibleMemory Buddies, and create fun crafts to take home!

Parishioners are invited to register their childrenwho will be entering kindergarten-fifth grade this fall.Registration forms are available in the ReligiousFormation Office, Parish Office, and online atwww.shrinechurch.com. Cost is $40 per child andmust accompany the registration form. Space islimited to the first 150 children registered. Fiestamusic CDs, video tapes and DVDs are also availablefor sale in the Religious Formation Office.

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Youth Ministry and Adult Religious Formation

Cross Connections Ministry Opportunities, 7-12 Gr.

Faith without works is like a screen door on a submarine.

Note: High School participants in Cross Connections Ministry projects must be registered

members of the National Shrine Parish Youth Group.

Cross Connection ReflectionsSeveral students and parents met at Fraser Villa Mercy Center on Saturday April8 for an Ice Cream Social with the residents. The residents have issues rangingfrom physical limitations, to severe mental limitations due to aging, Alzheimer’sand Dementia. The students were given some background info and then wentto work. One group dished out the ice cream; another group served the icecream and a third group went to tables where there were only one or tworesidents. All of the students eventually sat at tables with the residents andsocialized with them for over an hour. I heard lots of conversation (what it is likefor a student today, what it was like generations ago; stories about the war;conversations about shared interests such as music, sports, favorite foods);laughter (about the price of gas then and now and the differences in clothing);and one of our students even played the piano. The residents were absolutelythrilled with our young people. I saw so many smiles on the faces of the residents,many of whom have no family or visitors. At the end of the visit, the residentsthanked the students and asked them to come back. I was so proud of theseyoung people who really looked for Jesus in the faces of these elderly peopleand treated them with kindness and compassion. I know the residents saw theface of Jesus in our students too. The staff at Fraser Villa was so impressed withour students that they too asked us to come back for other activities. With all thenegative things we hear about today’s youth, these young people are exhibitingthe positive aspects of faith and charity. They are not afraid to give of themselveseven in an unfamiliar setting with unfamiliar people. Our Church should be veryproud of our young people. Linda Rathburn-Catechist

Vacation Bible School DecorationsSaturday, May 13, 12:30-3:30 pm, Youth RoomWe are in need of eight volunteers (7-12 grades) who are looking for Confirmationrequirements. There will be building of backdrops and painting so please dressaccordingly. This is a first come first serve event. Please contact Mary Valentageat 248.280.4618 or email Mrs. Valentage at [email protected].

Rosary Making for the MissionsWednesday, May 10, 6:45-8 pm, Youth RoomYouth in 6-12 grades and their parents are invited. We will reflect on the role ofMary as Mother of God and Intercessor as well as make rosaries for the missions.Email Mrs. Maten at [email protected] to attend or call 248.541.5133.

High School Sunday Night Youth GatheringsSunday, May 7, 7-9 pm

This will be our final youth night gathering. Mark your calendar.

Mission Trip Paperwork Due DatePaperwork for the Mission Trip is available. If you haven’t received yours

please contact Mrs. Garlow. All paperwork should be turned in by May 15.

Register Now for the ’06-’07 Youth Group and CrossConnections Ministry!

See related article on page 17.

Sunday Night Gatherings, 9-12 Gr.

Adult Formation

6th Grade Student/ParentConfirmation Evening ofFormationCross Connections Ministry: The SocialJustice Teachings of the ChurchApril 30, following 6:00 pm Mass,Church

All sixth grade students and their parents areinvited to this special meeting to introduce those whowill be entering into the Confirmation program in thefall of seventh grade to the Cross Connection MinistryOpportunities open to them as Confirmationcandidates. Scriptures tell us that “Faith withoutworks is dead” (James 2:17). At the session we willdelve into the Social Justice teachings of the CatholicChurch and our role in carrying out works of charitytowards others. Sixth grade students will beencouraged to take an active role in upcoming CrossConnection Ministry activities, which will introducethem to a wide variety of opportunities to bring Lightof Christ to those in need.

Confirmation Journals DueSunday, April 30, 6:00 pm Mass

All those preparing to be confirmed next fall arereminded that they will present their completedjournal, “Getting Confirmed: Reflections on MyJourney” at the 6:00 pm Mass on Sunday, April 30.Candidates are reminded the journal is a reflectionon their readiness for Confirmation and should becompletely filled out. Parents are required to sign theirstudent’s journal prior to presentation at Mass.

7th/8th Gr. YM/Confirmation Events

Superheroes ofFaith and JusticeFilm SeriesApril 23, 7:15 pm,Seton Hall

Join host Anthony Butina for April’s“Superheroes of Faith and Justice” film series. Thefeatured film will be the made-for-TV movie:“Bonhoeffer: Agent of GraceBonhoeffer: Agent of GraceBonhoeffer: Agent of GraceBonhoeffer: Agent of GraceBonhoeffer: Agent of Grace.”.”.”.”.” Come and explore thelife of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a young theologianimpressed by the Gospel of Social Justice who stoodup against the rise of Nazism and its attack on theGerman church. Bring a drink and snack to share. Besure to mark your calendars for next month’s featureon May 21, Academy award winning “Joan of Arc”“Joan of Arc”“Joan of Arc”“Joan of Arc”“Joan of Arc”featuring Ingrid Bergman.



CYO Fall ‘06 Sports Sign up

4th-8th grades: Football 5th-8th grades: Soccer, Volleyball, Cheerleading & Cross Country

Tuesday and Wednesday, May 9 and 10, 7-8:30 pm, Conference Center Wednesday, May 17, 7-8:30 pm, Conference Center

Anyone registering after May 17 will be charged a $50 non-refundable late fee.

Fall sports parent meeting: Tuesday, May 16, 7-8 pm, Grade School Gym

Any question or concerns can be emailed to Scott Konczal at [email protected]

Football: $100, All other sports: $75

Please bring the bottom form with a check made out to “Shrine Catholic Dads’ Club” -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Shrine Catholic Dads’ Club Amount received _______________Sports Registration Form 2006 Check number _______________

Child’s Name_______________________________________________Grade _____________

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For more information, visit shrinecyoathletics.org

*Click on forms* Everyone must have a physical before practice begins. Please read & sign code of conduct & assumption of risk form.

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Saturday, June 3 (rain date June 4) Shrine Catholic High School Parking Lot and Gymnasium

Tip-off at 10 am

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Cost: $45 per team (3 to 4 players per team.)

Each team is guaranteed two games.

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Shrine Catholic 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament Registration

Team Name____________________________________ Division______________________________________

I hereby authorize the directors of the basketball tournament and Shrine Catholic High School to act for me according to their best judgment in any

emergency that may require medical attention, and hereby release, exonerate, and discharge the basketball staff and its employees from any and all

actions or cause of actions known or unknown for any injuries incurred while at the basketball tournament at Shrine Catholic High School.

Participant Name __________________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature____________________________________




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Make checks payable and send registration to J.D. Armstrong 13671 Kingston Oak Park Michigan 48237

Boys’ and Girls’ Divisions (There will be separate boys’ and girls’ brackets for each of the

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High School Division: current 9th –12th graders

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Parish Office2123 Roseland, R.O. 48073 .............................................................................................. 248.541.4122Rev. Msgr. William H. Easton, Pastor ......................................................................................... ext 415Rev. Michael Heppen, CSC, Assoc .............................................................................................. ext 412Rev. Robert Liberty, Assoc ............................................................................................................ ext 416Rev. Tomasz Maka, Assoc ............................................................................................................. ext 419Director of Liturgical Music, Mr. Rob Abbott .......................................................................... ext 442Christian Service, Sister Noreen Ellison, SC ............................................................................. ext 411National Shrine Director, Mr. Jack Hoolehan ........................................................................ ext 418Director of Development, Ms. Laurie Bilkie-Snyder .............................................................. ext 432Shrine Herald Editor, Ms. Heather Curtis ................................................................................. ext 448

Parish EducationShrine Catholic High School, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073

Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken .................................................................................... 248.549.2925Shrine Catholic Academy, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073

Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken .................................................................................... 248.549.2928Shrine Catholic Grade School, 1621 Linwood R.O. 48067

Principal, Mrs. Sharon Dixon ....................................................................................... 248.541.4622Religious Education

Director of Religious Education, Mrs. Judy Maten .............................................. 248.541.5133Youth Ministry, Mrs. Mary Garlow (9-12 grades) ................................. 248.541.4122 ext 439Director of Adult Formation, Mr. John LaCroix .................................................... 248.543.6955

Director of Recruiting, Ms. Laurie Bilkie-Snyder ......................................... 248.541.4122 ext 432

Office HoursMonday - Friday ...................................................... 9 am-12:15 pm, 1:15 pm-5 pm, 6:30 pm-9 pmSaturday ................................................................................................................................. 9 am-2:30 pmEmergencies handled at any time. Please limit other visits or phone calls to the above times.

Church HoursMonday - Friday ................................................................................................................... 5:30 am-5 pmSaturday ...................................................................................................... 7:30 am-after 6:30 pm MassSunday ......................................................................................................... 6:30 am-after 6:30 pm Mass

Gift Shop HoursMonday - Friday ......................................................................................................................... 1 pm-4 pmSecond Saturday of the Month ................................................................................. 5:30 pm-6:30 pmSecond Sunday of the Month ......................................................................................... 9:30 am-2 pm

MassesSunday ........................................................................................ 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am, 12:30, 6:00 pmSaturday ........................................................................................................ 8:30 am, 4:30 pm, 6:30 pmWeekday ................................................................................................................................. 6:30, 8:30 amHoly Day ....................................................................................... 6:30, 8:30 am 12:00 noon, 7:30 pm

Sacrament of ReconciliationTuesday and Thursday after 6:30 am Mass, Saturday 3-4 pm and after 5:30-6:15 pm.

Sacrament of BaptismSunday at 2 pm. Please contact Charlene in the Parish Office at ext 410.

Sacrament of MarriageParish members, please contact Cheryl in the Parish Office at ext 413 at least six months inadvance.

Pastoral Care of the Sick and HomeboundNotify the Parish Office of illness, hospitalization, nursing home status as soon as possible.

Parish ToursDocents are on duty from 10 am-4 pm Monday - Saturday except during services. Groups of10 or more call Diane Stock at 248.541.4122 ext 414.

Shrine HeraldSubmissions are due Monday by 1 pm. Articles should be emailed [email protected] to be considered for publication.

While we urge our readers to consider patronizing our advertisers, we cannot and do notendorse their conduct or performance. For information on advertising in the Shrine Herald,please call 800.521.4486.

Imitation of Christ BookDiscussionMay 17, 24, 31, June 7, 7:30 pm, SetonHall

Join us as we delve into Thomas á Kempis’Imitation of Christ, the spiritual book that inspired St.Thérèse of Lisieux. Each week we will discuss a bookfrom The Imitation. Any edition of the Imitation willsuffice—read ahead and gather with us to discuss thistimeless classic.

Call for Catechists! Is God Calling You?Do you have a deep love for the Lord and the

desire to be a witness of the faith to the children andyouth of the National Shrine? If so, please call theReligious Formation Office. We are in need ofCatechists and Youth Ministers for the ’06-’07Religious Formation year. Catechists and YouthMinisters are involved in many aspects of formation,from instructing in the classrooms to assisting atretreats and organizing Cross Connection Ministryservice opportunities, working with children frompreschool through high school. On-sight formationtraining will be available this spring and fall. If youare interested, please contact the Religious FormationOffice at 248.541.5133 or email Judy Maten [email protected].

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continued from page 8Elementary FormationElementary FormationElementary FormationElementary FormationElementary Formation

’06-’07 Religious FormationRegistration Begins

We are registering for next fall’s ReligiousFormation year for all programs, including preschooland elementary religious formation and 7th & 8th

grade and high school youth ministry. Blankregistration forms are available online and in theParish and Religious Formation Offices. All currentlyenrolled families received pre-printed forms. Pleasereturn completed registrations by May 1.

First Communion MassesSaturday, April 29 ............................ 4:30 pmSunday, April 30 ........................... 12:30 pm...................... 2:45 pm (RCIC baptism Mass)Sunday, May 7 ............................... 10:45 amPlease pray for those receiving Jesus forthe first time in the Eucharist!

Vacation Bible School DecorationsSaturday, May 20, 12:30-3:30 pm, Youth RoomWe are in need of eight volunteers (7-12 grades) whoare looking for Confirmation requirements. There willbe building of backdrops and painting so please dressaccordingly. This is a first come first serve event. Pleasecontact Mary Valentage at 248.280.4618 or emailMrs. Valentage at [email protected].

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