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OCTOBER 27, 2019 • 30TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME�
CAUSE
OF
St. Mary, Our Joy
8200 N.Wayne Road • Westland, MI 48185�
734�425�4421 • stmarycooj.org�
Joyful News
Parish Mission Statement �
The Parish of St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy, inspired by Mary’s “Yes” and led by the Holy Spirit, �
strives to be a faith�filled community, joyfully welcoming all to witness and to celebrate the Gospel.�
During the final week in the month of
October, please join us to pray the rosary.�
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Monday: Following 8:30am Mass�
Wednesday:7:00pm in the chapel�
Thursday: Following 8:30am Mass�
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HOLY DAY �
MASS SCHEDULE�
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1�
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8:30am & 7:00pm�
Anointing of the Sick �
THIS Friday, November 1 �
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The celebration of the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is
intended for anyone who is seriously impaired by sickness,
chronic illness, old age, addictions, or emotional problems
and for those who are about to undergo surgery, serious
medical testing or be admitted to the hospital. You do not
need to receive the sacrament every month, only when your medical condition
changes drastically. The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick takes place monthly
at St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy. It will be this Friday, November 1 beginning with
the celebration of the 8:30am All Saints Day Mass. �
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To make arrangements to celebrate the sacrament at other times, please contact
our parish office. Patients in hospitals and residents in nursing homes can be
anointed if they did not celebrate the sacrament prior to admission. They or their
family members should contact the institution’s Catholic chaplain to make
similar arrangements, or call the parish office. �
MEMORIAL MASS
Sunday, November 3 at 10 a.m. �
�� � � � � � � Do not stand at my grave and weep; �
I am not there; I do not sleep�
I am the smile of sunshine in the day; �
I am the inner voice that leads the way.�
I am the memories that calm the night; �
I am the spirit that continues the fight.�
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November is a time to reflect on the past year and remember our friends
and family who have gone to their eternal rest. Our tradition is to have a
Memorial Mass as part of this remembrance. At this Mass, all the crosses
that were placed on our wall of Remembrance, will be returned �
to families to take home. �
Please join us for this special Mass and reception in our social hall.�
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PARISH INFORMATION�
8200 N. Wayne Road, �
Westland, Michigan 48185�
Phone: 734�425�4421 �
Email: [email protected]�
Fax: 734�425�0650�
Rectory Phone: (weekends & emergencies�
only please) 734�421�6544�
Website: www.stmarycooj.org�
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St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy�
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy�
Office Hours �
Monday to Thursday: 8:00am−4:00pm�
Friday: 8:00am�Noon�
Mass Schedule�
MON, THURS & FRI �
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WED �
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SAT �
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SUN�
8:30 am�
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12:00 Noon �
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4:30 pm �
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8:00 am �
10:00 am�
12:00 Noon�
Confession �
Saturdays: 3:30pm�
Baptisms �
Please call our Parish Office during
regular business hours. Parish member-
ship and preparation class required.�
Marriage �
Arrangements must be made by
registered parishioner at least six months
in advance to allow sufficient time for
instructions and preparation.�
Anointing of Sick and�
Ministry to Homebound �
Our pastor is available to visit upon request.�
RCIA �
(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
For those interested in becoming a full
member of the Catholic Church. Please
call the office.�
Report Sexual Abuse for any child or adult: Call AOD victim assistance 1�866�343�8055 or �
Call the Michigan Department of Human Services at: 855�444�3911 any time �
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PASTOR�
Fr. Shafique Masih Ext. 213�
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PRIEST IN RESIDENCE�
Fr. Joe Plawecki�
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DEACON J im Hensel�
(Deacon Emeritus)�
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FAITH FORMATION (pre�K to year 8)�
Sabrina Queen Ext. 217�
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MUSIC AND WORSHIP�
Steve Reyes Ext. 230�
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PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/�
CHRISTIAN SERVICE�
Paul Zbytowski Ext. 221�
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YOUTH MINISTRY�
Carol Nelius Ext. 215�
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SECRETARIES�
Peggy Fox Ext. 210�
Sandy Young Ext. 211�
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Jennifer Newman Ext. 218�
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BOOKKEEPER�
Carol Pates Ext. 214�
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MAINTENANCE�
Shannon Galoch Ext. 220�
Matt Andresen�
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS�
Jeff Burden Grand Knight�
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL�
Ext. 219�
DIRECTORY�
Chair: � Julie Callahan �
Vice Chair: � Art Regner�
Secretary: � Pat Slusarz�
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL�
Doug Cyr�
Michael Gluth�
Suzanne Price�
Gary Pieknik�
Nancy Smith�
Chris VanHoet�
At�Large Members�
If there are any names that can be removed from our Prayer List, please let us know by calling 734�425�4421�
READINGS for November 3�
1st Reading: Wisdom 11:22�12:2�
Resp. Psalm : I will praise your name for
ever, my king and my God.�
2nd Reading: 2 Thes 1:11�2:2�
Gospel: Luke 19:1�10�
CPT Joey Saunders, U.S. Marines; Joseph David Onadia, U.S. Navy; PVT Marcus Rodriguez, U.S.
Army; SMSGT Terence Zelek, U.S. Air Force
OUR ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS�
Hearing Devices are available . Please
see our music director in the choir area.�
Bulletin Articles due by 9 am on Monday
(5 days prior to publication). Submitted
bulletin content is subject to approval. �
Steve Anderson�
Victoria Angelosanto�
Jim Burns�
Missy Cooper�
Faith Falzon�
Janet Fleis�
Deb Gorski�
John Kaminsky�
Joan Klein�
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Bob & Dolly Kluba�
Rita Kraft�
John Krokosky�
John Lardin�
Barabara Martin�
Tony Micallef�
Debbie Moore�
Deb & Gerry Pietszak�
Kathryn Piotrowski�
Annette Puczkowski�
Debbie Robarge�
Florence & Ed Rysztak�
Grace Rysztak�
Emma Scaramella�
Tom Shafer�
Dianne Shekell�
Delores Stark�
Natalie Tanana�
Helen Tasiemski�
Sr. Thomas Marie�
Roberta Troher�
Doris Urbanski�
Cathy West�
Nicole Zapinski�
Nova Zboyan�
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PRAY FOR OUR SICK�
Monday:�� � Eph 2:19�22/Ps 19:2�3, 4�5 [5a]/Lk 6:12�16 �
Tuesday: � � Rom 8:18�25/Ps 126:1b�2ab, 2cd�3, 4�5, 6 [3a]/Lk 13:18�21 �
Wednesday: Rom 8:26�30/Ps 13:4�5, 6 [6a]/Lk 13:22�30 �
Thursday: �� Rom 8:31b�39/Ps 109:21�22, 26�27, 30�31 [26b]/Lk 13:31�35 �
Friday: �� Rv 7:2�4, 9�14/Ps 24:1bc�2, 3�4ab, 5�6 [cf. 6]/1 Jn 3:1�3/Mt 5:1�12a �
READINGS for the week of October 27�
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NOTES FROM PAUL...�
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We would like to thank
everyone who supported
our Trunk or Treat event
this Saturday. Whether
you donated candy for the
event or were physically there,
everyone's efforts are needed to make an
event like this possible. I think most of
you realize that I am writing this before
the Trunk or Treat, but we are expecting
many of the families who show up for
Trunk or Treat will not be from our
parish. We hope they find our
hospitality, candy and information about
our programs positive enough that they
will consider coming again for other
events, and maybe even to worship with
us someday. Whether or not you had a
chance to help with this event, I would
ask that you remember these families in
your prayers in a special way this
weekend. Maybe think of this as one last
"treat" that we can provide. �
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Paul �
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Greetings and Salutations,
In today’s Gospel we hear again about prayer. We hear a
parable about a Pharisee and a tax collector. In truth, it is
human nature to compare ourselves with others. It is
easier to focus on the ways in which we are “better” than
others than to attend to our own flaws. In fixating on the
flaws of others, the Pharisee, blinds himself to his own sins
and they become obstacles to his relationship with God.
The tax collector however, confesses his sins and begs for
the mercy of God. He humbles himself to the Lord God
with fear and trembling fully aware of his own sin, God
exalt him in return. This parable is
a great example of the way of the
Lord. Why should we avoid
comparing ourselves to others?
How can comparisons be a hurdle
to holiness?
Have a great week everyone!
What is a pumpkin’s favorite sport? Squash
Bonus laughs…Which ghost is the best dancer? The Boogie Man.
What is a ghost’s favorite room in a house? The living room.
I’m going to miss these Halloween jokes! LOL!
Peace and good things,
Sabrina Queen
Queen’s Quotes from
Religious Formation
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Saturday, November 9�
10am�2pm�
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St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy Social Hall�
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Admission: $3�
(Includes Continental Brunch) Served from 10am�noon�
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Raffle Prizes~50/50 Raffle (Drawings at 11:45am and 1:45pm)�
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Come look around. Lots of items for the holidays: �
gifts, decorating, cooking, & pampering�
Fall Fling Vendor Show
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“I would like to embrace the whole
world in a network of charity.” �
Blessed Frédéric Ozanam, Founder of
the St Vincent de Paul Society �
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What can you do to become part of that
Network? Support our SVdP. �
MARK YOUR CALENDARS�
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�AWAKEN�
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Nov. 15 �
Paco Gavrilides�
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AWAKENMINISTRY.ORG�
At St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy�
7:30��9:30pm�
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Join hundreds of other Catholics for a
night of Praise and Worship, Dynamic
Speaking & Eucharistic Adoration �
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Forever Young Seniors…
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Happy Halloween!! Have a scary good
day!�
Our next meeting will be Monday,
November 4
th
at 10:00am in the Large
Social Hall. This will be our annual
Thanksgiving Feast. Tickets are
available for the catered lunch until
October 28
th
by contacting Katie Bohr
734�718�5974. Cost is $10. No tickets
sold at the door.�
In honor of Veterans Day, our veteran
members will be entertaining us with
“Humor in Uniform”�
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Please keep all of our ill members in
your prayers especially Jan Lauster.�
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We have some wonderful bus trips
coming up:�
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Firekeepers Casino �
Tuesday, Nov 12
th
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9:00am � 6:00pm �
$37 due by Oct 29th�
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Nite Lights at MIS �
Thursday, Dec 12
th
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2:30pm �8:30pm $62 �
due by Nov 28
th
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Stranahan Theatre “Bandstand” �
Sunday, Jan 12
th
, 2020 �
10:15am � 6:30pm �
$135 due by Dec 13th�
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The bus trips are open to everyone.
Please call me 734�525�3737 for
reservations and more details. Copies
of the flyers are available in the back of
Church or at the Parish Office during
regular business hours. Make checks
payable to Bianco and mail to me at
8843 Linville, Livonia, MI 48150.�
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Maryann Sligay�
Joyful Women Movie Night for adults � Pizza and a Movie!�
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Joyful Women is sponsoring a FREE movie night for adults
in the Social Hall on Thursday, November 7
th
, 2019. Movie,
popcorn and beverage provided FREE of charge; pizza avail-
able for $1.00 a slice.�
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In anticipation of the release of Star Wars: Episode 9,
The Rise of Skywalker this December, we will be showing
Star Wars: Episode 8, The Last Jedi. This is the most re-
cent movie in the latest trilogy! Come out and enjoy this
movie prior to the big release! Rated PG�13.�
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Doors open at 5:30 pm, with movie starting at 6:00 pm. All ladies and men of the
parish and their guests are welcome! Metal folding chairs provided … feel free to
bring your own more comfortable chair and/or cushion!�
HOLY NAME FRATERNITY�
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Three hundred fifty�five parishioners and friends attended the Holy Name Fraternity
pancake/French toast breakfast on October 20. Thank you for your support. Next
breakfast will be November 17. We will be looking for you. �
Paul Markus �
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Saint Mary, Cause of Our Joy
Social Hall�
8200 North Wayne Road�
Westland, MI 48185�
Friday, November 1st�
Doors Open 6 PM�
Trivia from 7 PM � 9 PM�
5 People Max Per Team�
$10.00 Per Person�
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Register and pay online:
www.westlandknights.com/
trivia/�
Get free raffle tickets�
Just bring diapers, wipes,
miscellaneous baby items and
get a free raffle ticket per item!�
Fantastic Prizes�
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Cash Prizes for 1st, 2nd and
3rd place teams! With Gift
Certificates, and more
prizes from great
Westland businesses!!�
Door Prizes�
Food & Soda Available�
Raffles and 50/50 Drawing�
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF �
SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN SENIOR
OUTREACH�
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Catholic Charities of Southeast
Michigan has established a phone
reassurance program for seniors.� This is
for anyone who may benefit from a daily
phone call.� It is a great service to
provide people who live alone, are
lonely and/or who need to have someone
check in on them to make sure they are
okay.�
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Contact Trista Johnson, �
Program Manager�
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program�
248�559�537�3300 ext. 3941
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Shop at Kroger,
Help Our SVdP �
You can help our St. Vin-
cent de Paul every time
you use your Kroger Plus
card! �
Have your a Kroger Plus card handy (or
get one from the customer service desk at
any Kroger) and go to at krogercommu-
nityrewards.com: �
�� You will need to Sign In or Register
as a ‘New Customer’. �
�� Click on My Account and use your
email address and password to pro-
ceed to the next step.�
�� Click on Edit Kroger Community
Rewards information and input your
Kroger Plus card number. �
�� Enter “47927” as their NPO number �
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To verify you are enrolled correctly, you will
see your organization’s name on the right side
of your information page. �
Do you use your phone number at the register?
Call 877�576�7587 to get your Kroger Plus
card number. Now every time you swipe your
Kroger Plus card you will be helping those in
need in your community. �
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul � St. Mary,
Cause of Our Joy Conference thanks you! �
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Teens have very busy lives. Balancing
homework, sports practice, marching
band, and part time jobs are some of the
non�stop challenges that you juggle
every day. We understand that. If you are
currently in Grades 9 � 12 we would love
to see you an upcoming meeting or
event. Please join us when you can.
Some teens come weekly, others come
only once or twice a month. Come as
your schedule allows. With that being
said here are our upcoming meetings and
events. �
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Monday, October 28 � High School
Youth Group Meeting � 7:15 p.m. � 9:00
p.m. � Youth Group Room in the parish
center � Snack is always served � Teens
are welcome to come at 6:30 p.m. to
socialize or come and work on
homework prior to the start of the
meeting. �
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Questions? Please contact Carol Nelius,
Coordinator of Youth Ministry at
[email protected] or 734
765 5525 (call or text) �
St. Paul the Cross �
Passionist Retreat Center�
Caregiver Day Retreat�
Tuesday, October 29�
10:00am�2:00pm�
$30 per person�
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Reflective talks, Conversation,
Sacramental anointing, hot lunch�
Register online at stpaulre-
treat.org�
Questions? �
Contact Lynnette Marshall at
Or call 313�286�2800�
Each of us in the Catholic faith community has a responsibility to reduce
error, avoid schism, and promote ecclesiastical communion. To that end,
the Archdiocese of Detroit shares the following information about a
group operating in Detroit and elsewhere called “Fraternite Notre Dame,”
which presents itself as a traditional Catholic religious order of priests,
friars, and religious sisters.�
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Fraternite Notre Dame entered the Archdiocese of Detroit in 2018
without the permission of Archbishop Vigneron. As you may know, valid Catholic
religious orders may not enter a diocese without the permission of the local bishop.�
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The group bought the former Most Holy Name of Jesus church building on Van Dyke
Avenue on the eastside of Detroit. Most Holy Name of Jesus Church is no longer a
church according to the Church’s law; it was closed in 1990 and deconsecrated,
meaning it would no longer serve as a sacred space for Catholic worship. The
building was sold to another religious group, which later sold the property to
Fraternite Notre Dame.�
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Fraternite Notre Dame represents itself as being in full communion with the Catholic
Church and asserts that it has a Cardinal�liaison assigned to the group by the Vatican.
Despite the Archdiocese of Detroit’s multiple requests for confirmation or
clarification, the group has not presented anything to support these claims.�
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In the interest of truth and to avoid confusion among the faithful, we must clarify that,
as best we are able to tell, Fraternite Notre Dame is not an organization in
ecclesiastical communion with the Catholic Church. Catholics are advised to avoid
association with this group.�
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Thank you for your attention to this important matter. Let us pray that God will bring
all Christian communities into full communion with the Roman Catholic Church, so
that we may all be one. (cf. John 17:21).�
Last weekend was the liturgical celebration of World Mission Sunday.
Thank you to all those who have generously donated already. It is
not too late to give to this important collection.�
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People ask at times, “Where does the money collected on World
Mission Sunday go?” This collection, the responsibility of the local
office of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, is taken in every
parish throughout the world on this day designated by our Holy
Father. Then the results of this collection are sent to the National Office of the Society
in each of these countries.�
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Then notices are sent to the local Bishop in each of the 1,200 missionary dioceses
throughout the world of the results of this collection and the amounts of grants
available to him. Then the Bishop requests information from the local parishes in these
dioceses what their needs are.�
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While this is being done, nine percent of the funds are sent to the Catholic Near East
Association to aid schools and clinics run by the Catholic Sisters in the Middle East
where the Christian population is so small.�
ARCHDIOCESE AND COMMUNITY NEWS�
The Catholic Lawyers Society of �
Metropolitan Detroit Presents�
�
The Miracles that Make a Saint:�
Blessed Solanus Casey�
Saturday, November 9 9:00am�
Solanus Casey Center�
1780 Mt. Elliott St. Detroit�
�� Tour of the Solanus Casey Center�
�� Presentation by Rev. Monsignor Ronald
Browne (lead miracle investigator)�
�� Lunch at Solanus Casey Center�
�� Individuals $25 Families: $60�
�� RSVP to [email protected].
Pay online at catholiclawyerssociety.org�
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LITURGICAL SCHEDULE November 2/3�
� SATURDAY 4:30pm� SUNDAY 8:00am� SUNDAY 10:00am� SUNDAY 12 Noon�
Lector �
Comm.�
Ralph Costyn�
Maryann Sligay�
Katie Bohr�
Ann Findysz�
Lisa Kliza�
Matt Schnapp�
Jennifer Schaefer�
Nancy Smith�
Extraordinary �
Ministers of �
Holy �
Communion�
Ralph Costyn�
Fran Niemiec�
Pat Slusarz�
Maryann Ogden�
Maryann Sligay�
Lou Stremich�
Loretta Wood�
Olimpia DeToma�
Diane Fredrickson�
Cheryl Paputa�
Jerry Chwalek�
Katie Bohr�
Josie Klocke�
Volunteer�
Duane Harbowy�
Theresa O’Bey�
MaryLou Davis�
Lisa Kliza�
Linda Dinsmore�
Geralyn Pawlaczyk�
Sue Gomez�
Scott Ozga�
Kevin Headrick�
Carol Knoblock�
Jennifer Schaefer�
Evelyn Bledsoe�
Volunteer�
Volunteer�
Altar Server�
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� Angel Kimfon� Celia Mercado�
Sacristan�
Julie Callahan� Alice André� Jeff Vernon� Joy Moss�
Ushers�
Tony Collins�
Peter Kowalski�
Paul Markus�
Tony Micallef�
Don Niemiec�
Steve Noonan�
Frank Pelton�
Emery Price�
Jean Schmuck�
Jack Rourke�
Jim DeVitis�
Jim Fredrickson�
Don Koszegi�
Ernie Lenard�
Bill Lezotte�
Paul Lukasik�
Dan Stachow�
Leslie Johnston�
John Burke�
Barb Burke�
Clare Masak�
Bonnie Kinunen�
Ron Kinunen�
Jim Siepierski�
Sue Moore�
Robert Dropp�
John Meconi�
Ron Sherry�
Kathy Sherry�
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Greeters�
Bill Wendling�
Keith Kudron�
Eunice Austin� Marlene & Roman Kotrys�
Deanna Stachow�
Guldner family Marie DiDomizio�
Carol Cruz�
Evelyn Bledsoe�
Mercado family�
Homebound�
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Duane Harbowy Theresa O’Bey�
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Altar Care�
November 8 Judy Roy Susan Thompson �
Daylight savings time
ends �
2:00am on �
Sunday, November 3.�
MASS INTENTIONS�
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Mon. Oct. 28� 8:30am� Sr. Ngozi on her birthday by John & Julie Barile�
Carly & Szymon on their wedding day by S. Queen�
Bashir Jabra by Graziano Canini�
Bernard Darel by Barbara�
Wed. Oct. 30� 12 Noon�
Joe Scanga by Sara Scanga�
Living & deceased members of Vorndam family�
Prayers for President Donald J. Trump by Kim Thames�
Thurs. Oct. 31�
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8:30am�
Charles Swaney by family�
Ed & Chito Alvarez by Carol Cruz & family�
Bashir Jabra by Graziano Canini�
Fri. Nov. 1� 8:30am�
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7:00pm�
Anita Ensworth by Jerry & Marlene�
Tom & Coletta Flynn by their children�
George Roy by Judy & family�
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Fernando Reyes (7th anniv.) by family�
Sat. Nov. 2� 4:30pm�
George Lauster by Jan Lauster�
Deceased members of the Wycihowski family�
Tim Wycishowski by wife, Grace�
Deceased members of the Sobilo family�
Sun. Nov. 3�
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8:00am�
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10:00am�
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12 Noon�
John Galea by Francis family�
Carl Francis by Mike Francis & family�
Charley Massey by Stacie Henderson�
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Michele Macari by wife & family�
Deaceased members of the Allore family �
by Agnes Camilleri�
Lee Borycz by family�
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For our parish family�
UPCOMING EVENTS Oct. 28—Nov. 3
MON. Oct. 28�
8:30am�
9:00am�
6�7:15pm�
7:15�8pm�
7:15�9pm�
Mass�
Rosary�
Faith Formation �
Children’s choir rehearsal�
High School Youth Ministry�
TUE. Oct. 29�
10:30am�
11:00am�
Doors open for cards and coffee�
Cards and coffee�
WED. Oct. 30�
12 Noon�
12:30�3pm �
7:00pm�
Mass�
Eucharistic Adoration�
Rosary �
THURS. Oct. 31�
8:30am�
9:00am�
Mass�
Perpetual Help Devotions and Rosary�
FRI. Nov. 1�
8:30am�
9:30am�
6:00pm�
7:00pm�
All Saints Day Mass�
Anointing of sick�
Knights of Columbus Trivia Night�
All Saints Day Mass�
SAT. Nov. 2�
3:30pm�
4:30pm�
Reconciliation�
Mass with children’s choir�
SUN. Nov. 3�
8:00am�
10:00am�
10:30am�
11:00am�
12 Noon�
Mass�
Memorial Mass �
RCIA�
Memorial Mass Reception�
Mass�
SUNDAY CONTRIBUTION REPORT�
Offertory�Env� Actual� Budget� Variance�
10/20/19�313� $ 10,303 � $ 10,960 � $ (657)�
10/13/19�333� $ 9,988 � $ 10,960 � $ (972)�
10/06/19�336� $ 10,527 � $ 10,960 � $ (433)�
09/29/19�329� $ 10,607 � $ 10,960 � $ (353)�
YEAR TO DATE�
FY 2019�20�
Acutal� Budget� Variance�
$ 160,728 � $ 175,360 � $ (14,632)�
Thank you for your past and future support of our �
Parish Community. Please remember our parish �
in your Estate Planning�
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Serving the Communitysince 1926
34205 Five Mile Rd.Just west of Farmington Rd.
734.421.6120
THIS SPACE IS
ROB’S HEATING& COOLING LLC
We service all makes and models Furnaces • AC • Humidifiers
Boilers • Water Heaters 734-728-5717
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WIETECHASMONUMENT CO.
22602 W. Warren • 313-278-038025685 W. 10 Mile Rd • 248-356-7625www.monuments1947.com
Senior In-Home Care Services
• Personal Care• Meal Preparation • Bathing
• In-Home Safety Solutions• Companionship Care• Light Housekeeping
• TransportationCONTACT US TODAY(734) 397-1111
981 N. Mill St • Plymouthhttp:/plymouth-404.comfortkeepers.com
Senior Living Apartments32001 Cherry Hill Road • Westland, MI
On Cherry Hill west of MerrimanDaily Tours available • 734-728-5222Pet Friendly • Chapel • Fitness Classes • Great FoodWorship Services • Library • Personal Care ServicesTransportation to Grocery Stores, Banking and Local Shopping Centers • Assisted Living & Memory Care
This Space is Available
Compliments of...
THIS SPACE IS
L.J. GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME, INC.“Service-A Family Tradition”
Traditional & Cremation ServicesPARISH MEMBER - USHER
8809 Wayne Rd. • Livonia (at Joy Rd) • 734-522-62007707 Middlebelt Rd • Westland (at Ann Arbor Trail) • 734-522-9400
42600 Ford Rd. • Canton (West of Lilley) • 734-981-1700
Family Owned and Operated since 1995
Abe Alkhalil125 S. WayneWestland, MI 48186P:(734) 721-2800 • F: (734) 721-3873E-MAIL: [email protected]
1139 Inkster RoadGarden City, MI 48135(734) 427-3800www.Santeiufuneralhome.com
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Choice Catering
Cheryl Stanley [email protected] 6905 Deering www.choicecaterer.com Garden City, MI. 48135
734-673-3808 JOHN WOOD PLUMBING
734-425-0370Fast Professional Service
Expert Sewer & Drain CleaningLic. Master PlumberReasonable Rates
www.johnwoodplumbingllc.com
Schrader-Howell FUNERAL HOMEServing Plymouth and Canton Since 1904
Catholic Personnel - K of C Members280 SOUTH MAIN ST. • PLYMOUTH, MI • 734-453-3333
EDWIN A. SCHRADER • MICHAEL V. HOWELL • JEFFERY D. BELLJULIE HOWELL-ROMEIN • RICHARD J. COUTURIER • GEORGE L. YOUNG
SHARON EDWARDS REALTOR®
44968 Ford Rd., Ste. B • Canton, MI734-453-4300 office
734-717-3730 cell/directEast office is independently owned and operated
www.westlandlockandkey.com35665 Ford Rd • Westland, MI 48185Hours: M-F 9am-5pm • 734-722-1850
WestlandLOCK AND KEYI N C O R P O R A T E D
PLYMOUTH WESTLAND46401 Ann Arbor Road W., Plymouth, MI 48170734-459-2250 James B. VermeulenStanley Sajewski, Matt Kedzior www.vermeulenfuneralhome.com
980 N. Newburgh Road, Westland, MI 48185734-326-1300
James VermeulenStephen Sajewski, Wayne Traxler
Neely-Turowski734.525.9020
30200 Five Mile Rd, LivoniaDirector Todd N. Turowski
Leonard A.Turowski & Son734.427.3400Director Robert J. Gilbert
Neely-Turowski734.453.3008
45100 Warren Rd, CantonDirector Leonard A. Turowski, Jr.
– Family Owned and Operated Since 1919 – turowskifuneralhome.com
100 Y EARS
Rose’s Tender Home Care Enabling Independent Living & Quality of Life
Personal/Incontinence Care Homemaker Care ❤ Respite Care
Adult Foster Care ❤ Vital Sign Monitoring Help With Medications
Rosalia Aiello ~ [email protected]
bonded and insured