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St. Joseph Parish The Vigil June 2nd, 2019

ROONEY TUNES MEDICAL MISSIONARIES OF MARY: This weekend we have the joy of welcoming a missionary sister to talk to us about the work of her religious community. Sister Kathie is here as part of our participation in the Church’s missionary co-operative. Once a year, we welcome a missionary to the parish to remind us of our own call to be part of the missionary work of the Church. On the day of Our Lord’s Ascension He gave His disciples a mandate to preach the gospel to all the na-tions. Needless to say, most of us will never be able to fulfill that command. However, most of us are able to assist those who leave family and home to go to distant places. I would ask you to please let Sr. Kathie know that she is welcomed! Did anyone happen to Google Matt Talbot and his association with Mother Mary Martin founder of the Medical Missionaries of Mary? Matt is patron of those struggling with alcoholism and drug addic-tion. His is an incredible story of faith and recovery. NEWMAN CONNECTION: Is a High School Outreach program that acts as a bridge be-tween graduating high school students and campus ministry. For many students college can be both a daunting and exciting time. Catholic campus ministry wants to be there for you! The aim of the Newman centers is to keep students connected to the Catholic Church, or to re-connect them. If you have any questions about the campus ministry at the college you will be attending, please call Cassie Campton at 866.815.2034 or [email protected] The feast of Pentecost, Sunday 9th June, the par-ish will celebrate 10:00 Mass for all recent

graduates. Have your graduate join us in their cap and gown.

SERVICE OF ANOINTING: Next Saturday, 8th June at 11:00 am the parish will celebrate a service of anoint of the sick. Immediately after the service lunch will be served in the dining room. If you plan to attend, please RSVP at the parish office, so we won’t have to water down the soup! 734.676.9082. Maybe you have a relative or neighbour would ap-preciate a ride to the service.

“I declared my ways, and you answered me, teach me your statutes. Make me understand the way of your precepts, and I will meditate on your wondrous deeds.” (Psalm 119: 26-27) “Learning the law of the Lord involves under-standing it, living it, and loving it. This educa-tion is ongoing, and our understanding changes as we change. When I become dis-couraged by how much I still have to learn, I remind myself that God is always at my side, teaching me.”-Margaret Felice: “A Book of Grace-Filled Days (Loyola Press’18).” PENTECOST SUNDAY: For the last couple of weeks, the bulletin has been announcing the end of the 12:00 Sunday Mass for the sum-mer. The Mass will resume Sunday 8th Sep-tember. If you know someone who usually attends the 12:00 Mass, you might mention this to them. I know that it will be a wee bit of a bother to some but it will be back! Wishing you every blessing of peace. Stephen Rooney.

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ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH PAGE 2 TRENTON, MICHIGAN

Our Sanctuary Lamp

Burns this week for the Intention of: Edna Banick,

Requested by Chevalier Family

Recently Added to Our Prayers: Sara Simone

Recently Deceased:

John Marion

Mass Intentions

Saturday, June 1st 4:30pm Matthew Cahalan, req by Family Sunday, June 2nd 8:00am Mark Langton, req by Sister 10:00am People of the Parish 12:00pm Elvio Sepe, req by Wife and Family Monday, June 3rd 8:30am Mass at St. Timothy Tuesday, June 4th 8:30am Angela Gorno Beckham, req by Family 8:30am Karen Hook, req by St. Joseph Parish Wednesday, June 5th 8:30am Mass at St Timothy Thursday June 6th 8:30am Mass at St. Timothy Friday, June 7th 8:30am Walter Kalaska, req by D. Kalaska 8:30am Betty Bradley, req by Don & Theresa Ciofani Saturday, June 8th 4:30pm Irene Stepanski, req by Family Sunday, June 9th 8:00am Brenda Kalaska, req by Dave K 10:00am People of the Parish 12:00pm Matthew Cahalan, req by Family

Schedule of Ministers ~ Saturday June 8th and June 9th 4:30 P.M 8:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 12:00 P.M.

Coordinators Dian Carmichael HELP NEEDED

Pam Livernois Carl Krushinski Cindy Towe HELP NEEDED

Lectors Mary Beth Revesz Ed Revesz

Jillian Shimko HELP NEEDED

Larry Kearney Joe Valade

Marie Corless John Snider

Eucharistic Ministers

Carol Zanetti Bernie Waskiewicz

Chris Mathews Jerry Welsch

Caitlin Thesier

Lynn Torrico Cathy Gilbert

Cass Gorkiewicz Ken Livernois

HELP NEEDED

Cheryl Kearney Michelle Karl

Peggy Henegar Jennifer Davidson

Don Feirtag Barb Bainbridge

Tricia Mohr

John Gonzalez Mark Revesz

Jodie Braskich Sue Clinton

HELP NEEDED

Altar Servers Brennan Russeau HELP NEEDED

Brooklyn Taylor Will Taylor

HELP NEEDED

Reece Francisco Genevieve Campbell Theodore Campbell

Charlotte Knott

Molly Snider Matt Snider

Alysa Vassar

Christ Cleaners June 3rd TEAM 1

Chris Matusik, Judy Herman, Nancy Kapsa,

Gerald Jelsomeno, Phyllis Borman, Marcella

Miklos, Ken Gorno, Sante Simone

Linen Cleaners June 2nd~Jean Chirillo June 9th~Cathy Gilbert

June 16th~Sandy Burczyk


Faith Formation Corner

Registration for the 2019-20 Faith Formation classes is on-going. Contact the parish office for a registration packet. Classes are offered Monday evenings from 6:30-7:45pm and Tuesday evenings from 5:30-6:45pm beginning September 9th.

Save the date…Save the date…Save the date…Save the date…Save the date…

St. Joseph Vacation Bible School Roar…When life is wild, God is good

July 22-25 from 6-8:30pm All Children going into Kindergarten through Sixth grade this fall are welcome to go on this Safari with us!

Have a great week ahead, Dennae, Director of Faith Formation

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The St Joseph St Vincent de Paul Society (SVdP) thanks you so much for your ongoing support. Our St Joes SVdP confer-ence is a life line for Trenton neighbors that have nowhere else to turn. We are truly blessed and humbled by the confi-dence you have in us to be the stewards of your generosity. All of your monetary donations are used to make rent and utility payments, purchase food and purchase gas cards for our Trenton Neighbors in Need. Your furniture donations and the 120 Thanksgiving Outreach baskets received last November have made a difference in the life of every neigh-bor who received these gifts from you. God has truly blessed our parish!

Since the IRS is requiring that SVdP donations be processed separately from the church bank account you may no long-er use Faith Direct to contribute on line. Therefore, if you would like to contribute to SVdP we kindly ask that you make your donation check out to SVdP-St Joseph, put the check in an envelope marked SVdP and place the donation either in the collection basket during mass, or, in one of the two wooden St. Vincent de Paul boxes found mounted on the wall in the church near either the front door or the side door off of Elm St. Cash donations are also accepted and may be placed in the wooden box or in an envelope marked SVdP in the collection basket.

We hope that this change will not impact your ability to help us. Thank you again for giving us the ability to serve as the hands and voice of Jesus to our Neighbors in Need. Barbara Radecki-Kelley, President St Joseph SVdP

St. Vincent de Paul

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Catholic Services Appeal


Capital Improvement/Catholic Service Appeal/Debt Payment

St Joseph School Technology Wish List

St. Joseph School Technology Wish List St. Joseph School is in need of updates to the following technology items to begin the 2019-2020 school year: *Chromebooks, for all 4th-8th grade students *Chromebook charging carts for each classroom in grades 4-8 *30 laptop computers for our Technology Lab

*Updated laptop storage and charging cart for the Technology Lab

Donations can be sent to the School or to the Parish Office by whatever method works best for your family: cash, check (payable to St. Joseph School) or credit/debit. Sponsorship Program: Families interested in donating funds to purchase an entire laptop, Chromebook or a charging cart for either the classroom Chromebooks or Technology Lab: a plaque in your honor will be affixed to a machine in your name. Please contact Principal Langton for more details. Your help with our $70,000 project goal is most appreciated!!!! To keep you updated: As of 5-22-19, we have received $7015 in donations so far. Thank you!

The Trenton Knights of Columbus will be matching donations made to the St. Joseph School Technology Fundraiser, beginning on April 10 and lasting the duration of the fundraiser or up to $3000 in donations. ***The Knights have matched $2050 so far!!! ***

Downriver Dementia Series

Downriver Dementia Education Sessions- Hosted by Atria Kinghaven 14800 King Road, Riverview on the 4th Saturday of each month. Free sessions will include a continental breakfast in the presentation room. De-mentia Session begins at 10 am Saturday, June 22, 2019 Quality Interaction - Making the Most of Your Time Together Often people don’t know how to interact with a person who has dementia. This session will help you become more comfortable with what is happening to the person and how to maintain connection with them. Socialization is very important and can be enjoyable for all involved. Learn how to connect and share quality time with specific activities for all stages of the disease.

Donations to our Capital Improvement/Catholic Services Appeal/Debt Payment Campaign 2019 should be made directly through the link below using a secure site: https://give.aodclt.org/ What are the benefits of using this link? • Ability to donate directly to St Joseph from a smart phone, tablet or computer. • No transaction fees and your full gift is recognized on behalf of St Joseph Parish. Once we reach our Catholic Services Appeal goal, all excess donations will go directly to St Joseph to be used for debt payments and capital improvement.


St Joseph School

It is hard to believe that my Three Year Old Preschool students have finished their first year as St. Joseph School Cardinals! What an amazing year it has been, filled with social, emotional, academic and spiritual growth. I’m so proud of them! I wanted to share with all of you my favorite memory from the year. It was when my students came back from Easter Break and celebrated THE GOOD NEWS of our RISEN LORD with a Resurrection Party in our classroom! The day began with The Easter Story on our felt board. The children listened as I placed each picture in its place beginning with the angry soldiers and the crown of thorns that would be placed on the head of Jesus. One child said, “The crown looks very pokey!” The children were emotional as they heard that Jesus was forced to carry his own cross up the mountain. Another child came forward and asked, “Why are the sol-diers being so mean to Jesus?” The room was silent as I explained that Jesus was placed on the cross with the other criminals. Children began getting up from their spots on the carpet as if they needed to be closer to the pictures. One student put her hand on the picture of Jesus on the cross. Next, I explained that our Lord was in the tomb for three days and during this time, Joseph prayed with Mary. The children remem-bered that Mary and Joseph are the parents of Jesus. The next picture was of the stone moved from the en-trance of the tomb and the children began looking around at one another. Finally, the last picture showed Jesus in a fresh white robe outside of the tomb with Mary nearby. The children were excited when I said, Alleluia, our Lord is risen, this is the Good News! Next, the children participated in an egg hunt, had a relay race with paper carrots, and made a sticker page showing the events of Easter morning. Finally, everyone enjoyed a lovely snack of cheese and crackers, Rice Krispies Treats and juice! What fun! What an emotional experience it was for me to share the events of Holy Week and the Good News of the Easter Story with my students! I was amazed to see their level of understanding and comprehension of what our Lord endured for us and how emotional they were to celebrate His Resurrection! Once again, my won-derful students helped me deepen “my” faith by experiencing ‘their” faith! God’s blessings, Joell Vassar, Preschool Teacher

St Joseph Sports

Fall Sports Registration Registration is open for Volleyball for girls in grades 4-8. We still have some openings on our teams for the fall. Go to www.sjcardinals.com Summer Camp Program We have a full summer of camps for Cardinals of all ages. Soccer Camps for boys and girls from grades 1-8 June 17-20 Boys Hoops Camp for grades 3-6 July 15-18 Girls Hoops Camp for grades 3-6 July 29 – August 1 Volleyball Camp for grades 3-8 August 5-8 For more information and to register for our camps, go to www.sjcardinals.com Tim Mullahy Athletic Director St. Joseph, Trenton 734-507-0521


Catholic Services Appeal

June 2nd SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

Narratives of unity We tell stories that unite us—and oth-ers that divide us. Around the table of

our Eucharist, we share a story that once brought Jews and Greeks, men and women, slaves and free people

together in a common hope. Our mod-ern media climate often obscures truth

and polarizes society. On this World Communication Day, we pray for guid-ance for those who tell the story of our

times through words and images, whether in news stations or in Holly-

wood, on social media, in politics, and in preaching. We all share the respon-

sibility to affirm the narrative that makes us one in dignity.

Today's readings: Acts 7:55-60; Revelation 22:12-14, 16-

17, 20; John 17:20-26 (61). “So that they may all be one, as you,

Father, are in me and I in you.” June 3rd

MEMORIAL OF CHARLES LWANGA AND COMPANIONS, MARTYRS

Embolden the young and the restless Young people often get a bad rap.

They’re apathetic, entitled, superficial, and underachieving, older folks some-times say. But cut them some slack—it isn’t easy being young, and each new generation faces challenges and pres-

sures the previous ones didn’t. And the young, by virtue of their youth, have

admirable qualities—idealism, energy, and fearlessness, to name a few—that everyone could emulate. Saint Charles Lwanga, martyred in Uganda in 1886,

is a patron of youth because he helped them resist an abusive ruler. Embolden the young to do the right thing by en-

couraging the strengths that come with their age.

Today's readings: Acts 19:1-8; John 16:29-33 (297).

“In the world you will have trouble, but take courage, I have conquered

the world.” June 4th

EASTER WEEKDAY All together now

With Pentecost drawing near, the dis-ciples of Jesus went to a room to pray and wait for the coming of the Spirit that Christ had promised before he

ascended to the right hand of God. In one sense they were hiding in fear, but

in another the small community was gathering the energy that would burst

forth in tongues of fire and the tongues of all nations to fill the world with the gospel of Jesus. Gathered to-gether, they were beginning to under-

stand what it would mean to follow one who would now be present to

them in a different way than they had known, and to learn how to be at one with Christ and one another—a call to

communion and action we still hear today.

Today's readings: Acts 20:17-27; John 17:1-11a (298).

“I pray for . . . the ones you have given me, because they are yours, and eve-

rything of mine is yours.” June 5th

MEMORIAL OF BONIFACE, BISHOP, MARTYR

Meet hostility with kindness Boniface (675-754) was an English

monk who spent most of his life as a missionary in present-day Germany. Although nominally Christian, many

Germanic people had returned to pre-Christian beliefs and practices. Com-

missioned as a bishop by Pope Gregory II, Boniface was sent to counter the work of lax missionaries who had

offered poor instruction. Boniface’s missionary success inspired many oth-ers to join him as he opened monas-teries throughout the country. Facing

resistance later in life, he was mar-tyred in 754. Boniface’s correspond-ence gives testament to a loving man

devoted to the gospel. Inspired by Boniface’s kindness and work to

change people’s hearts, listen thoughtfully today to someone who

thinks differently than you do. Today's readings:

Acts 20:28-28; John 17:11b-19 (299). ”I know that after my departure sav-age wolves will come among you.”

June 6th MEMORIAL OF NORBERT, BISHOP

Encounters of the third kind Did you know there are members of Catholic religious orders who are lay-

people? Some of them belong to what are called third, or tertiary, orders, and

most major religious orders include them. Members are men and women who do not necessarily live in commu-nity (though some do) but nonetheless

participate in the good works of the larger order to which they belong. Saint Norbert was one of the first

church figures to initiate a third order. He prepared a set of religious practices

that those in secular life could follow. If you feel yourself drawn to a religious lifestyle despite being firmly anchored in a secular life, explore the possibili-

ties third orders offer. Today's readings:

Acts 22:30; 23:6-11; John 17:20-26 (300).

"I wish that where I am they also may be with me."

June 7th EASTER WEEKDAY Breakfast is served

The gospel contains a lovely story we can take with us from this Easter sea-son, which ends this Sunday with the celebration of Pentecost. Peter and

the other disciples were at a loss as to what to do with themselves after Je-sus’ death, so they did the only thing they knew how to do: They went fish-ing. After a fruitless night on the sea,

they returned to shore to find the risen Christ cooking breakfast for them over a charcoal fire. Jesus serves the hungry

fishermen and they share a meal. Wouldn’t you love to have been there? The fact is, we have a standing invita-tion. The kitchen is open, the cook is available. Have a seat at the table.

Today's readings: Acts 25:13b-21; John 21:15-19 (301). “Jesus said to him, ‘Feed my sheep.’ ”

June 8th EASTER WEEKDAY

The beloved is . . . you! The identity of the anonymous

“Beloved Disciple” is one of the great mysteries of the New Testament. He is mentioned only in the Gospel of John, which states this disciple is also its au-thor, leading many to assume the au-thor was John the Apostle. Scholars have debated who else it might be:

Lazarus, Mary Magdalene, Jesus’ brother James, among others. But pon-

der this: Maybe it’s you. Anglican au-thor Martin L. Smith suggests,

“Perhaps the disciple is never named . . . so that we can more easily accept that he bears witness to an intimacy

that is meant for each one of us.” Today's readings:

Acts 28:16-20, 30-31; John 21:20-25 (302).

“What concern is it of yours? You fol-low me.”


For Our Military Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for their selfless acts they perform. Pray for us in our time of need. Amen.

Aaron Ames Rachel Tarbuton-Ames

Anthony Allen Fred Arugi Evan Arturi

Scott Bennett Joe Biedenbach

Dale Brewer Veronica Davis

Breghan Drummond Mitch Farnum David Giltner

Colton Henninger Kathy Hill Tom Hill

Patrick Lynch Andrew Maki

Jonathan Martin Brad Molnar Cody Pratt

Michael Rich David Seymour Luke Sanders Chris Sepine

Christopher Shiner Cody Smith Steve Stites

Denny Szczechowski Blade Weedon David M. Wolfe

For Those Requesting Prayers

Leon Abbott Micah Arquette

Carol Baker Sister Donna Baker, OP

Jackie Blackwood Rose Bono

Richard Bradybaugh Adalyn Bratcher Mike Bratcher

Lena Brent Addi Bressler

Gary Buffa Bill Clark

Ron Corbett Lucian Coviloe Nathan Crowe

Deloris Crupper Patrick Day

Jackie Deschaw Stephanie Direzze

Denise DuRoss Katie Eckenrode

Mary Evans Donna Saucier-Fantin

Carol Feirtag Elvira Ferrante

Michelle Ferrante Michael Fleszar

John Fleszar Kelly Gaynier

George Ghindia Janet Gogo

Carole Hagerman Kevin Henninger Andrew Hilliard

Danielle Holt Gabriella Holt Jeanne Howey

Gloria Jean Jubenville Alicia Kelley

Lauren Kettler MaryLou Kropik Emily Linench Joan Sue Legel Raymond Legel

Vito Leone Liza Lloyd

Nicky Lloyd Ana Magee

Katie Manning Hugh McLeish

Vivian McMahon Shawn Meloche Bentley Micallef Frank Miklaski Kathy Moore Ann Moody Joe Muscat

Chris Neubecker Betty Pasola

Nancy Patrias Dianne Pavlov Larry Pytleski David J Prueitt

Michelle Ramos Shirley Ann Reinhard

Tom Reno Gideon Rhodes Sara Robertson

Mary Lou Romano Phil Rozewicz

Michelle Ramos Brandon Russo Jessica Saiter

Pamela Saldana David Saldana

Pat Samons Connie Sanders

Mike Simone Sara Simone Carole Sokel

Special Intention Special Intention Special Intention Special Intention Special Intention

Chad Sullivan Owen Taylor

Mary Taurence David Thomas

Natalie Thomason Jackie Thompson

Max Tomon Geraldine Torolski

Joseph Vassar Larry Vaught

Ofelia Waruszewski Dennis Weber

Bill Wegher Mary Whaley

Dan Wittersheim Eleanor Woolery

Glen Yank Nancy Zakar

If you have a loved one in need of prayers, please call the parish office at 676-9082 .

For Our Friends and Family

Join Archbishop Vigneron for the Vigil of Pentecost On Saturday, June 8th, Archbishop Vigneron will celebrate the Vigil of Pentecost at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament. This liturgy allows for an extended period of time with the Holy Spirit and is also when Archbishop Vigne-ron will give an update on our movement to unleash the Gospel. All Catholics from throughout the archdiocese are invited to attend this special liturgy and join with their brothers and sisters in thanking God for the many graces with which we, individually and as a local Church, are so blessed. 5:30 p.m. – Praise and Worship 7:00 p.m. – Mass 9:15 p.m. – Social The Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament is located at 9844 Woodward Avenue in Detroit. Secured and lighted parking is available.


In and Around Our Parish At A Glance

Saturday, June 1st MISSION APPEALS Weekend 9:00am-12pm Protecting God’ Children Workshop….....……………………..DR 3:30pm Reconciliation ............................................................ …..CH 4:30pm Mass ............................................................................... CH Sunday, June 2nd 8:00am Mass ............................................................................... CH 10:00am Mass ............................................................................. CH 12:00pm Mass ............................................................................... CH Monday, June 3rd 8:30am Mass at St. Timothy ............................................................ 3:00pm Divine Mercy Chaplet ..................................................... CH 6:30pm Bible Study ................................................................... SFR 8:00pm Athletic Club Meeting..................................................... CB Tuesday, June 4th 8:30am Mass…………………………………………………………………………….CH 9:30am Christian Service Commission ...................................... SFR Wednesday, June 5th 8:30am Mass at St. Timothy ............................................................ 7:00pm Parish Walking Group……………….....……………Elizabeth Park Thursday, June 6th 8:30am Mass at St Timothy ............................................................. 6:00pm Women’s Guild Dinner at Ramsey’s ................................... Friday, June 7th 8:30am Mass………………………...………………………………….……………..CH Saturday, June 8th 11:00am Anointing Service with lunch ……….….....……………………..CH 3:30pm Reconciliation ............................................................ …..CH 4:30pm Mass ............................................................................... CH Sunday, June 9th 8:00am Mass ............................................................................... CH 10:00am Mass ............................................................................. CH 12:00pm Mass ............................................................................... CH

Please note that starting on June 16th through September 1st, we will not be having our noon Mass. We will resume our noon Mass on September 8th

The Women’s Guild Installation of Officers will be held on June 2nd at the

10am Mass. Also, on Thursday, June 6th at 6pm, the Women’s Guild will have dinner at Ramsey’s In Trenton.

Mark your calendars for our Parish Picnic on August 11th beginning at noon! If anyone is interested in helping with the parish picnic, please contact Jaime Calvin at the parish office or email [email protected]. We are looking to form a picnic committee group!

Please make your Catholic Ser-vices Appeal pledge payments payable to the Archdiocese of Detroit—CSA. Thank you.

The Women’s Guild members would like to thank all volunteers for their help in making the 21st Women’s Guild Salad Luncheon at “The Joe” a success. Participants enjoyed a wide array of salads and desserts. Luncheon guests were well please with lovely baskets, two 50/50 raffles, and door prizes. Thank you to all the patrons for their support through their presence and do-nations. St. Joseph Women’s Guild Salad Luncheon Chairperson, Michelle Furnier


Weekend Masses Saturday ....................................................................... 4:30pm Sunday ...................................... 8:00am, 10:00am,12:00 noon

Weekday Masses Tuesday & Friday ......................................................... 8:30 am

Church Hours Weekdays .............................................................. 7am to 3pm Saturday ..................................... 3pm until after 4:30pm Mass

St. Timothy Weekday Masses Monday, Wednesday, & Thursday .............................. 8:30 am

Holy Day Masses To be determined - watch the bulletin.

Reconciliation Saturday .......................................................... 3:30 to 4:00 pm

Baptisms Must attend a Baptismal Preparation Evening. For dates and details call Scott Anastasia at the Parish Office.

Marriages Make arrangements at least 9 months in advance. Contact Fr. Rooney at the Parish Office.

Mass Times St. Joseph Parish 2565 Third St.

Trenton, MI 48183 Parish Office: 734-676-9082

Parish fax: 734-676-6255 Parish Center Office Hours: Monday-Thursday:

9:00am - 3:30pm, Friday: 9:00am - Noon

St Joseph School 2675 Third Street

Trenton, MI 48183 School Office: 734-676-2565

www.stjosephtrenton.com www.stjosephschooltrenton.com

www.downrivervicariate.org Smart phone App: myparishapp

Facebook: St. Joseph Catholic Church Trenton www.aod.org

Dennae Cataldo……………Director of Faith Formation ext. 12 ...................... [email protected] Jaime Calvin .............. Admin Assistant/Bulletin Editor ext. 16 ........................... [email protected] Scott Anastasia ........ Pastoral Associate/Christian Svc. ext. 20 .................... [email protected] Fr. Stephen Rooney ........................................... Pastor ext. 15 .......................... [email protected] Sally Bersot ..................... Bookkeeping/Business Mgr. ext. 25 ......................... [email protected] Sean Calvin ........................................... Music Director ext. 19 ............... [email protected] Laurie Weber ........................ Administrative Assistant ext. 24 .......................... [email protected] Lea Charron ...................................... School Secretary [email protected] Mary Aluia ............................ Administrative Assistant ext. 10 .......................... [email protected] Christen Langton…………………………………………Principal [email protected] Mary Lazuka…………………..….Faith Formation Assistant ext. 21 ....................... [email protected] Mark Stewart ........................... Maintenance Director 734-676-9082 Lori Waling………………………….FACTS Tuition Manager [email protected] Tim Mullahy ...................................... Athletic Director 734-507-0521 [email protected]

Websites

St Joseph Parish Council Members Steve Beck Kathy Neimann Maryann Hoying Matt Hatty Nancy Chirillo Jerry Welsch Marie Corless Parish Council Email: [email protected]

LOST AND FOUND Located in the hallway next to the music area in the Church!

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