1055 North Silvery laNe • DearborN, Mi 48128 • (313) 277-3110 • Fax (313) 277-3211 • www.churchofthedivinechild.org
Pastor Rev. James Bilot
associate Pastor Rev. Matthew Hood
in residence Rev. Thomas Urban
transitional deacon Rev. Mr. Matt Wagner
Mass schedule Weekday: 6:30 and 8:30 AM Saturday: 8:30 AM Saturday Vigil Mass: 4:30 PM Sunday: 8:00, 10:00 AM and 12:30 PM Holy Day: 6:30, 8:30 AM and 7:00 PM
reconciliation schedule Saturday: 3:00-3:45 PM and after the 4:30 PM Mass until all are heard
FOURTH SUNDAY OF
LENT
MARCH 31, 2019
rectory office hours 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Mon-Wed 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Thurs & Fri Closed for lunch from 12 - 1 PM
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT The Church is the work of God initiated by Christ and held together by the Holy Spirit. Divine Child is a Catholic Parish entrusted with the responsibility of bringing people to the Lord and answering the call to holiness.
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Mass Intentions SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 2019 (Fourth Sunday of Lent) 8:00am People of the Divine Child Parish 1:45pm Baptisms 8:00pm Night Prayer MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2019 6:30am David & Julie Voss, by The Divine Child Parish Staff 8:30am Joseph Bova, by Jan & Patti Gollon TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 2019 6:30am Charles Karrer, by Jolanda Karson & Family 8:30am Stanislaw & Albina Zubkiewicz, by Family WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2019 6:30am Sharon Fitzgerald, by Daughters, Kelly, Tracy, Shari and Kathlynn 8:30am (2nd Anniv.) Mariano DeFelice, by Family THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 6:30am Judy Benitez, by Husband, Jack 8:30am Mary Ann Makowski, by The Makowski Family FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 2019 6:30am Louise Pellegrini, by Frank & Geri Neal 8:30am Rose Chapp, by Family 7:00pm Stations of the Cross SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 8:30am Loretta Peters, by Amy Peters SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 2019 (Fifth Sunday of Lent) 8:00am People of the Divine Child Parish 1:45pm Baptisms 8:00pm Night Prayer MASSES TO THE MISSIONS Mar 31: (Spec. Int.) Fr. John Kopson, by Parishioners for Priests Mar 31: Lorenzo & Domenica Zanotti, by Graziano Canini Mar 31: (Spec. Int.) Len Susalla, by The Nowaks Apr 01: (Spec. Int.) Fr. Matt Hood, by Parishioners for Priests Apr 02: Angelo Tomei & Family Members, by The Nowaks Apr 03: Bernadette O’Connor, by The Hermann Family Apr 03: (Spec. Int.) Msgr. Todd Lajiness, by Parishioners for Priests Apr 04: Christopher Looney, by The Micallef Family Apr 05: William Murphy & Family Members, by The Nowaks Apr 06: (Spec. Int.) The R. Nowak Family, by Family Apr 06: Sharon Fitzgerald, by Daughters Kelly, Tracy, Shari and Kathlynn
EMHC/Reader Schedule Saturday, April 6 4:30pm B. Blazo, J. Topolski, S. Ossy, L. Singer, B. Singer, K. Sarb, K. Stupakis, M. Hughes Readers: P. Walling & R. Mrowka Sunday, April 7 8:00am A. Senatore, J. Lesinski, J. Reed, M. Hayward, Y. Kertesz, J. Pierce, K. Bailey, T. Bailey Readers: M. Grawburg & M. Chmura 10:00am C. Akright, M. Johnson, M. LeFevre, B. Kramer, J. Szpytman, P. Szpytman, L. Collins, V. Micallef Readers: F. Neal & J. Szpytman 12:30pm N. Rinke, T. Rinke, A. Bailon, K. Torres, C. Matthewson, A. DiMaggio, S. Franchina, B. Franchina Readers: M. Munie & M. Manchell Nursing Home Ministry Schedule APRIL 6 Team 1 Captain – Connie Zavistowski Gerald Riley, Freda Bova, Mary Ann Kristensen
Rest in Peace John J. Boczar Mary Lee Kuteron Emiljan Ukaj
Baptisms - Sunday, March 24 Jade Lynette D’Arcangelo Daughter of Stephen & Rachel (Stawkey) D’Arcangelo Samuel Paul Fisher Son of Paul & Lauren (Temple) Fisher
Monday, April 1 - 8:30am J. Moore & S. O’Donnell Tuesday, April 2 - 8:30am L. Miramontes & E. McCormick Wednesday, April 3 - 8:30am N. Keyser & L. Celani Thursday, April 4 - 8:30am J. Dickens & L. Dougherty Friday, April 5 - 8:30am J. Oleski & A. Toloday Stations of the Cross - 7:00pm A. Toloday, L. Wild, P. Wild Saturday, April 6 8:30am A. Joganic & M. Rugiero 4:30pm L. Celani, P. Celani, K. Charnley, M. Charnley Sunday, April 7 8:00 am A. Lakey, A. Bustamante, P. Bustamante A. Bustamante, 10:00 am L. Hansen, Server D. Harrison, Server, 12:30 pm M. Keyser, N. Keyser, J. Koehler, A. Haas Please remember to get a sub if you are not able to serve your assigned Mass. Thank you!
Devotions at Divine Child Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena Tuesdays at 7pm in the church. Please join us as we pray for Mary’s intercession. It takes about 20-30 minutes for this beautiful devotion.
Please Pray For Our Sick Tom Garchow Mother of Sharon Amaya Aunt of Neil Lezotte Charlie Cuschieri Michelle Hughes
Altar Server Schedule
Spanish Prayer Group Every Wednesday at 6pm in the Divine Child Elementary School Library. Contact Maria at 313-2291058 if you are interested. Weekly Holy Hour of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Every Friday at 3pm in the Adoration Chapel. Contact Tim at 313-363-7124 or email tabailey@mac.com. Please join us! Our Lady of Fatima Pilgrim Statue Our Lady of Fatima Pilgrim Statue has been in the parish since the 1970s. If you would like to request a visit from the Pilgrim Statue of Our Lady of Fatima, please contact Laurie Lundblad at 313-320-3127 or Llundbl@aol.com.
ADORATION CHAPEL
Please visit our Lord in the Adoration Chapel! It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Or come to Tuesday Exposition in the church from 9am to 7pm. For inquiries or to sign up for a time slot, please call 313-277-3110. JESUS IS WAITING FOR YOU!
PRAISE & WORSHIP AND INTERCESSORY PRAYER Tuesdays, 7:30pm - 8:30pm in the Church, following Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena You are invited to Praise and Worship and Intercessory Prayer with our Prayer Team. Experience the power of the Holy Spirit through this vital form of prayer. What is intercession? Most simply put, it is praying for others. Please pray about joining this wonderful ministry or just come try it out on a Tuesday evening. Most intercessors experience great joy, peace and intimacy with the Lord.
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Things Above from Fr. Bilot This past Monday, March 25, the parish experienced something very beautiful and grace-filled. Monday was the Solemnity of the Annunciation, where the Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary and asked her to be the Mother of our Savior. As we all know, Mary said yes and, thus, the course of Salvation history was altered forever. This extraordinary day was made even more exceptional with an event that has never been done before in the history of Divine Child parish. We had an all-campus liturgy. In other words, both elementary school and high school students, faculty and staff were in church for Mass. The church was packed -- filled with the presence of the Holy Spirit -- as over 1,500 of us worshiped our Lord Jesus Christ. The event was a powerful witness to our Catholic faith and to Catholic education. What made the experience even more unique was how the students were seated in church -- one row was grade school students, the next row was high school students. This configuration was continued throughout the entire church, so the students could support each other and pray with someone younger or older than themselves. It was also an opportunity for our students to witness to one another in a spirit of unity. We were truly blessed to have this holy experience here at Divine Child! This weekend is Laetare Sunday. It is a celebration within the Church announcing a hopeful message that we are midway through the penitential time of Lent. It also reminds us to persevere, for the Holy Spirit is continually guiding us to Good Friday, where we can let our old self die in order to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. To heighten the experience, the church switches the liturgical color to rose. The color rose takes us out of the depths of the penitential nature of purple and moves us to a color that brings us into the light. Once the weekend is over, we revert back to purple as we intensify our prayer, fasting and almsgiving in preparation for Easter. Next weekend, when you enter the church, you will notice that the statues and mosaics will be covered in purple. Covering the statues helps to heighten our senses of the stark reality of Jesus’ passion and death. It is always so refreshing and reassuring when the veiled images are once again visible! We hear and say many times how “time flies.” It certainly does when we are actively living our lives in the faith of Jesus Christ. There is so much to do and to proclaim! Next weekend, April 6 & 7, will be Deacon Matt Wagner's last weekend with us. As you recall, when he arrived here in late August, he gave us his biography in which we learned that he was from the great state of Minnesota and studying at Sacred Heart Seminary, Detroit. Well, his time has come to an end, as he will be heading back to his home Diocese for the sacred time of Holy Week and then, the following week, he finishes his studies at the Seminary. His ordination will be June 28 at the Cathedral in Winona-Rochester, MN. After Mass this fghgfhfgh
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weekend or next, please extend your prayers and best wishes to him as he moves forward in preparation for Holy Orders. Just a friendly reminder to help us live out the mission of almsgiving by contributing to the CSA 2019. I am grateful for your support and care for this important Archdiocesan endeavor. In prayer, Fr. Jim Bilot
STATIONS OF THE CROSS EVERY FRIDAY AT 7PM IN THE CHURCH NIGHT PRAYER EVERY SUNDAY AT 8PM IN THE CHURCH
Monthly Canned Food Collection Next Weekend Please remember, April 6 & 7 is set aside for our monthly canned food collection for the truly poor in Detroit’s inner city and St. Vincent de Paul at St. Sebastian. Please leave your donations in the Gathering Space. God bless you for your generosity!
SVDP SPRING CLOTHING DRIVE Palm Sunday Weekend April 13 & 14
The Men’s Club will be sponsoring a clothing drive on Saturday, April 13 and Sunday, April 14. There will be a pod in the west parking lot of the Elementary School for your clothing donations. Members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society are engaged in works of mercy and in caring for people in need. Your generous contributions make you a benefactor in these works of charity.
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The Joy of Salvation The first spiritual masters in the Church are known as the Desert Fathers. The Desert Fathers, who followed the example of the great St. Anthony of the Desert, were the men who left the comforts of home to seek God exclusively in a monastic setting in the desert in the first three centuries of the Church. The spiritual knowledge that was gained from these men still is a wellspring of life for the Church today. A consistent theme in the writings of the Desert Fathers is the battle to overcome sin, which overlaps with our current time of conversion during this season of Lent. While the Fathers said that most Christians would struggle with one of the seven deadly sins and would need to conquer those temptations before advancing in the spiritual life, the one sin that everyone needed to overcome was the sin of acedia. First, what is acedia? In the book The Noonday Devil: Acedia, the Unnamed Evil of Our Times, Dom Jean-Charles Nault gives us a definition: On the one hand, acedia is a sin against the joy that springs from charity; it is sadness about what ought to gladden us most: participation in the very life of God. On the other hand, acedia is a sin against charity when it crushes or paralyzes activity, because then it effects the deepest motive force of activity, namely, charity, the participation of the Holy Spirit. (p. 80) Often describes as “spiritual laziness,” acedia is a form of depression and heaviness that saps joy from the spiritual life. Acedia is less of a chosen behavior that we are aware of than it is a state of life in which we find ourselves. While it is called “laziness,” often people who are very busy struggle with acedia because they refuse to do the one thing necessary – to seek intimacy with God in prayer. In fact, a life that is so full that you feel that you have “no time for God” is a usually a clear sign that acedia is afoot. If you are currently in a state where you feel lukewarm and tired in your spiritual life, the Desert Fathers encourage us to fight these temptations. A prayer from the Psalms that counters these temptations is Psalm 51:12 which says, “Restore to me the joy of your salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit.” The spirit of acedia convinces us to “close up shop” in our prayer life and habituate ourselves to a bland practice of the faith. The antidote to these temptations is God’s love. Allowing ourselves to receive His love and not listen to the lies that God is done with us is essential. If you find yourself falling victim to these sorts of temptations, let us join together in receiving the love God intends for us with joy. Fr. Matthew Hood
ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US AT OUR NEXT
Christian Service Commission Meeting
Monday, April 1 at 7pm MPR in the Elementary School East Entrance With Special Guest Speakers from
Strangers No Longer
The Christian Service Commission will sponsor a presentation by "Strangers No Longer," a network of parish-based Circles of Support who respond to the biblical and papal exhortations to receive immigrants as our brothers and sisters. The name comes from “Strangers No Longer: Together on the Journey of Hope, A Pastoral Letter Concerning Migration from the Catholic Bishops of Mexico and the United States (2003).” Many local Catholics have formed Circles of Support in our parishes to respond with Education in the parish, Accompaniment of immigrants among us, and Advocacy for local and national policies and practices toward immigrants. Our guest speakers will be Cesar Cuellar and Carmen Luna of Gesu Parish who fled their home in El Salvador in 2017 and are applying for asylum in the US. They will describe their work in El Salvador and why they left to come here and apply for asylum. They will be joined by Gesu parishioner Bill O'Brien, who helps coordinate the Strangers No Longer parish network. For more information, please contact: Marisa Szpytman, 313-561-7566.
“I was a stranger and you welcomed
me….” -Mt 25:35
SPECIAL COLLECTION
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES This week, our parish will take up The Catholic Relief Services Collection. Funds from this collection provide food to the hungry, support displaced refugees, and bring Christ’s love and mercy to all people here and abroad. Next week, please give generously to the collection, and help Jesus in disguise. Learn more about the collection at www.usccb.org/catholic-relief. Please make checks out to DIVINE CHILD.
Greeters Ministry
We are looking for Greeters for Easter morning Mass, especially at the 8am and 12:30pm Masses. Greeting is a simple and rewarding way to serve others as we welcome guests to the Church of the Divine Child to celebrate Mass. If you or your family can assist us, please contact me, Jacquie Ferracciolo, at divinechildgreetersministry@gmail.com or (734) 765-0774 for more information and to sign up. We appreciate your willingness to serve! May God bless you!
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MASS FOR PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS & THEIR CAREGIVERS
Sunday, April 7th 12:30 pm Mass
Church of the Divine Child This joy-filled Mass is intended to be an opportunity to re-engage and discover a new relationship with one’s faith. As we know, everyone is always welcome to attend and participate at EVERY Mass. This Mass is all about community and praying together for the needs of caregivers and the people they care for. People with special needs are invited to perform the functions of the Mass in as many roles as possible. Sponsored by Bishop Foley Council 2660 and Divine Child Parish. Contact: Bishop Foley Knights of Columbus at 313-212-1835 If you have special needs and cannot ordinarily attend Mass, or, if you would like to bring a relative or friend with special needs to this Mass, please know that you are invited and encouraged to join! Please let the parish office or Bishop Foley Knights of Columbus council know of any special needs you or your guest may have to ensure participation as fully as possible in the Mass and any related activities. Also, please advise the parish office of any special talents or interests you or your companion may have, such as singing in the choir or serving as a reader, altar server or Eucharistic minister. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS TO FOLLOW
LENTEN REFLECTION: Coming to Your Senses The Fourth Sunday of Lent Coming to his senses he thought, “How many of my father’s hired workers have more than enough food to eat, but here am I, dying from hunger. I shall get up and go to my father and I shall say to him, ‘Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you. I no longer deserve to be called your son; treat me as you would treat one of your hired workers.’” Lk. 15:17-19 Why do we cling to our sins? This passage comes from the story of the Prodigal Son. We should know that story well. The son decided to leave his father and take his future inheritance, spending it on a life of sin. When the money he had ran out, he was in desperate need. So what did he do? He came to his senses! Lord, my sins do leave me dry and empty inside. I see the misery and pain that result from the sinful choices I have made. Help me, dear Lord, to come to my senses and to turn from every sin I commit.
P r a y e r, F a s tin g & A l m sg i v in g .
Challenge yourself this year, and go beyond the usual practice of "giving up" something. Divine Child offers many opportunities to grow in your spiritual journey during Lent.
PRAYER Stations of the Cross 7:00pm - Every Friday in the church Night Prayer 8:00pm - Every Sunday in the church Confessions: Saturdays, 3pm - 3:45pm & 5:30pm Tuesday, April 2 & 9: 6:30pm-6:55pm Monday, April 15: 11:30am - Noon and 7pm Eucharistic Adoration - Every Tuesday, 9am - 7pm in the church Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena - Every Tuesday, 7:00pm in the church FASTING
Every person 14 years of age or older must abstain from meat (and items made with meat) on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and every Friday during Lent. Every person between the age of 18 and 59 (beginning of 60th year) must fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. When fasting, a person is permitted to eat one full meal, as well as two smaller meals that together are not equal to a full meal, according to Canon law & the U.S. Bishops. Fast from gossip, criticism or insensitive, cruel comments towards others. Unplug electronics for 20 minutes every day and spend time in silent prayer. Give up a habit that keeps you from being whom God is calling you to be. Join us for our Lenten Fish Dinners on Fridays from 4pm7pm in the High School Cafeteria.
ALMSGIVING
Donate to Divine Child’s annual Catholic Services Appeal (CSA) collection. Volunteer your time at a local soup kitchen or other charitable organization. Give to the St. Vincent de Paul Poor Box located on the back wall of the church.
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On Saturday, March 9, the catechumens (unbaptized), the candidates (baptized) and sponsors of the RCIA process celebrated the Rite of Election by Bishop Cepeda at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The next stage of the RCIA journey is the Period of Purification and Enlightenment which began on the first Sunday of Lent. The rites that belong to this period are called Scrutinies. The scrutinies are solemnly celebrated on the third, fourth and fifth Sundays of Lent and are reinforced by an exorcism. These rites take seriously the profound love of God and the desire of God to bring all people to full freedom and salvation. As one deepens in one’s awareness of the graciousness of the gift of God’s love, one is also sensitive to the barriers that keep this love from transforming and recreating life: barriers of sin and evil. The scrutinies rise up and expose whatever keeps the transforming love of God from liberating all forms of oppression. The scrutinies unmask the deception of evil and sin for what they really are: robbers of authentic and true life. The focus of the scrutinies is toward life, toward freedom, toward salvation. The scrutinies will be celebrated at the 10:00 Mass on March 31 and April 7. The rite reminds us that the scrutinies are for the community as well as the elect. The value of the scrutiny experience can be transformative for anyone who is spiritually prepared. One can experience God’s gifts of love and presence, and that presence uncovers and reveals attitudes that are contrary to right relationship with God – namely sin. The scrutinies also raise up attitudes and gifts that deepen our relationship with God. You are invited to share in this spiritual experience with the elect, candidates and sponsors of the RCIA process by participating in this rite. Continue to pray for these people whose RCIA journey is leading them to the Easter sacraments.
March 21, 2019 Dear Jodi Ann and all members of Divine Child
Parish who hosted at the Rite of Election at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament: Altar Servers John Balash Peter Ciarelli Peter Micallef Vincent Micallef
Reader Elect Candidates for the Sacraments of Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation: Lance Beauregard Tracy Black Lindsey Martin Michelle Oaks
Janet Orgovan
Isaiah Ploucha Ashley Rule Gary Rule Giancarlo Vitti
Christian Candidates for the Sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation and reception into full communion with the Catholic Church: Ashley Avant Amy Christner David Conn Joshua Cooper Lisa Finnerty Aron Lewis
Danielle Lewis Travis Lewis Kari Rennie Casey Saad Joseph Trigg Michelle Whiteside
Catholic Candidates for the Sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation: Jose Casillas Cecilia Vitti
Marcello Vitti Lorenzo Vitti
It was your generosity and willingness to be a servant that added so much to the celebration. May God bless
you this Lent and always. Sr. Georgette Zalewska Associate Director, Office for Christian Worship
Catholic Candidate for the Sacrament of Confirmation: Tyler Whiteside
Archdiocese of Detroit
Churchofofthe theDivine Divine Child, Child, Dearborn, Church Dearborn,Michigan Michigan Please join us for our next
ROSARY RALLY for Traditional Marriage Saturday, April 13 12:00 noon Divine Child Marian Shrine (in front of the high school) Please join us as we all come together and pray the Rosary in public to honor Mary, our Blessed Mother. Rain or shine! If you have questions, please contact Virginia May at 734-748-4442 or Linda Wielkopolan at 313-563-2427. Winter Rosary Rallies will be held based on weather conditions for that day. If the roads are too bad to travel, the rally will be cancelled. If the weather is questionable, please call Virginia or Linda for verification.
Upcoming Rosary Rallies: May 11, June 15, July 13 and August 10
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FISH DINNERS Fridays 4-7pm April 5 &12 BAKED & FRIED FISH
Baked & Fried Potatoes Cole Slaw, Salad or Apple Sauce Cheese Pizza, Mac & Cheese available for the kids. DESSERTS AVAILABLE Coffee –Hot Tea included: Soda and Drinks extra $1.00 Coke Products, Lemonade, Ice Tea.
$8.75 ADULTS, $10.75 for Fresh Salmon $7.75 SENIORS, $9.75 for Fresh Salmon $5.00, 5-12yrs old Child’s Portion Under 5 free Extra Piece: Fried $1.50 Extra Piece: Baked $5.00 DIVINE CHILD HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA
AMERICAN RED CROSS SPRING BLOOD DRIVE SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 2019 We need you!! We need your blood. Please, please “SAVE A LIFE.” An hour or two is all we ask. This Lenten season MAKE A DIFFERENCE! If you have never donated blood before, think about making this THE year – the year you give the most precious gift you can give, the gift of self, the gift that will never be returned or forgotten. Pope Benedict XVI told Christians they should find inspiration for blood donation in Christ who “redeemed us with His blood.” You can make an appointment online now. Log on to: www.redcrossblood.org and identify the sponsor code: divine child. For your convenience, we will also be making appointments after the Masses next weekend.
HELP WANTED - DCHS FISH DINNERS We are looking for workers to help out with food and/or cashier experience. This a paid position. We are also looking for volunteers for general help during the fish dinners 4pm - 7pm. To apply, please call Paul Nelson at 313-562-1990 ext. 219 or email nelson@divinechildhighschool.org.
Job Networking Group Are you an individual looking for a job or exploring opportunities?
Are you unsure of how to start? Do you need help writing your résumé? Let us help you! If you are a potential employer or a person looking for employment, please email any questions or requests for information to Katrinagrant44@gmail.com or call Bob Jensen at 313600-7609. Group meetings are on Wednesdays from 7pm - 9pm in the High School All-Purpose Room. UPCOMING MEETING DATES: April 3; May 1, 15 & 29; June 12 & 26
Place: Divine Child High School cafeteria Time: 8:30 AM – 2:15 PM “YOU WILL BE ENRICHED IN EVERY WAY TO BE GENEROUS IN EVERY WAY, WHICH THROUGH US WILL PRODUCE THANKSGIVING TO GOD”
Palm Weaving Help Wanted!
We are looking for someone in the parish who knows how to palm weave like the photo on right. If you know how to create this beautiful cross and would like to share your talents with the parish, please contact the Rectory Office at 313-277-3110. Thank you for sharing your gift from God!
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In honor of the Solemnity of the Annunciation, our elementary and high school students celebrated Mass together. What a sight to behold!
FISH DINNERS AT DC
We could always use extra hands at the Fish Dinners. If you are interested, please contact Paul Nelson at 313-562-1990 ext. 219 or email nelson@divinechildhighschool.org.
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SVdP’s/Capuchin Soup Kitchen Annual Chili Cha-Cha, 2019 Huge Thanks to our Silver Spoons, Good Samaritans, Top Hat Donors, Raffle Gift Donors, Volunteers, Band, Guests & Chef Alison! You’ve made it Wildly Successful! Blessings to you…we are humbled by your loyalty.
Silver Spoon Sponsors (individual donor)…doubled from last year! A.C. Alviani Jerome & Susanne Assenmacher Joanne Assenmacher Tim & Kathy Bailey Mary Bennett Dr. David & Nancy Bialy Jack Bianco Nancy Bogan Buddy’s Pizza Mary Bugeia Brian & Patricia Brosnahan Joe & Nicole Charnley Father Ken Chase Father John Child Carol Chrzastek Corrine Callaway Nancy Colbert Dave Conoff (In Loving Memory) Lucia Corpodean (In Loving Memory) Dean & Margaret Danigelis Mindy Delano Shelley Dzingle Arlene Fedewa Kenneth & Marilyn Gusfa Virginia Hall Bill & Gail Hansen Fran Helner (Chair) Alliance Catholic Credit Union Steven Bernard Jewelers Century 21 Dearborn Music Divine Child Men’s Club
Art Hughes Todd Iqal Mark Jacobi Ann Konchal Kevin Leannais Mary Anne Linsell Elena Lovelace Tom & Sharon Lynch Carolyn Lynett Pat & Monica MacDonald Diane McKay Catherine Mianecki John & Marcia Michalik Elaine Miller Eugene Miller Rosemary Miller Tommy & Anne Morabito Frank Neal Kathleen O’Connell Glenn & Cecilia O’Kray James O’Reilly Maureen O’Reilly Peter Paolini Brian & Louise Podges Carol Rakecky Zelpha Reed Don & Pat Rennie
Richter Family Don & Diane Rivard Edward Roose Sacred Heart Elementary School Eileen Sarb Donald & Mary Schock Marcia Shantz Gerald & Sally Smith Bill & Sharon Snider Catherine Stevenson Dr. Chad Stone Lenora Stone Mary Trepanier Street Cris Sunstrum Jack & Pamela Szpytman William & Linda Tafelski Donald & Margaret TeBeau Rose Tobin Sonia Torok Carol Tylutki Margaret Van Houten Mary Walsh Douglas & Claudia Walters Lacea Zavala Mary Ellen Zell Danny Zilioli Anonymous #1, #2
Fran Helner, Chair of the Chili Cha Cha, presents a check of $14,607 to Brother Jerry Johnson of the Capuchins, and $14,607 to Pamela Szpytman, President of the Sacred Heart/Divine Child SVdP.
Good Samaritans (business donor) Gordon Food Service Hold Your Horsepower Leon’s of Dearborn O’Kelly K of C Park Place Catering
Don Rivard, Attorney Srodek’s Campau Quality Sausage Village Ford Wolverine Packing Company
Left: Fr. Matthew Hood with Richard and Amy Moore.
Swing City Big Band played their best at the Chili Cha Cha, enticing toe tappers to go dancing! So wellreceived, we all have hopes of them returning again next year!
Center is the Brichta Family, along with the Core Family. Chairperson (standing behind) is Fran checking copious notes and making sure everything is running smoothly.
Above: Vincentians who were busy as bees volunteering include (left) Eileen Sarb and Diane Rivard.
Brother Jerry of the Capuchins says the blessing before dinner.
Keeping up with the dishes are: (from left, Don Rivard, Sharon Lynch (past President of SVdP), and Vincentian Shelley Dzingle.
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Churchof ofthe the Divine Divine Child, Child, Dearborn, Church Dearborn,Michigan Michigan Congratulations Band Students! On Friday, March 8, the Jr. High Band Students went to MSBOA district band and orchestra festival. They played three prepared pieces and then sight read one piece, which they had never seen before, and received scores from four separate judges. The Jr. High Band received an overall rating of 2 which is the second highest rating available. Congratulations to all of our Jr. high band students on their fine performance! A special thank-you to Mrs. Shefferly for teaching, guiding, and directing our DC students to excellence! Standing Ovation!!! On Monday, March 11, several 6th 8th grade band students attended a Middle School Honors Band day hosted by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Civic group. They rehearsed all day learning three new pieces of music. They worked side by side with DSO members and listened to a recital put on by DSO members. They then performed in the evening concert. Congratulations to our talented musicians on your fabulous performance at Orchestra Hall. We applaud your gifts and talents! We are so proud! Go DC Band!
Summer Basketball League Coach Brent Opiela is inviting any boy or girl athlete, to attend the summer basketball program for current 4-8 graders. Learn skills and enjoy playing basketball games. For more information, email Coach Brent at dearbornblackhawks@gmail.com.
Registration Open for 2019 Divine Child CYO Football Divine Child’s CYO Boys Football Program is accepting registrations for those interested in participating this fall. The football program offers competition for those in grades 3-8 and is open to Divine Child students, parishioners, and students from surrounding schools and parishes that do not have a football program. Registration is Wednesday, April 3rd, 2019 at the Divine Child Elementary Gym from 5:00 PM- 8:00 PM. To register, please call: Divine Child C.Y.O. Football: Tim Lee cell (248) 321-8692 Email Tim_l@hmf-tortilla.com DC C.Y.O Athletic Director Office Phone 313-562-1090 Ext: 365
Congratulations Divine Child The Evergreen School! Way to go, Environmental Club and DC! Because of the hard work from the teachers, students and families, Divine Child Elementary School has received the 2019 Michigan Evergreen School designation, by completing at least 20 energy saving and environmental tasks. We have been recognized for our extensive and impressive efforts in energy saving, recycling and environmental enterprises. A special Recognition/Reward Ceremony will be held on May 10. Thank you to Mrs. Ann Marie Prevost and Mrs. Melinda Garcia in chairing the environmental club and spearheading the many initiatives. Congratulations! We are so proud! Go DC!
Churchofofthe theDivine Divine Child, Child, Dearborn, Church Dearborn,Michigan Michigan Dearborn Sausage and Ham Fundraiser
Order your Easter ham, kielbasa, or any Dearborn Brand product! Help Support the Divine Child High School Class of 2019! Orders accepted through Monday, March 11- April 5, 2019. Place your order online at bit.ly/2019DClockin or return the order form and check to Divine Child Rectory Office or Divine Child High School Office in envelope marked “Dearborn Ham Order.” All ORDERS MUST BE PREPAID Order pickup: Tuesday, April 16, 2019 in DC High School Cafeteria between 1pm - 6pm.
DESCRIPTION
ITEM
QTY
COST
6006
Half Spiral Sliced Torched Glazed Ham (avg. 8 lbs.)
$37.00
6005
Whole Spiral Sliced Torched Glazed Ham (avg. 14 lbs.)
$60.50
6002
Half Spiral Sliced Ham with Glaze Pack (avg. 8 lbs.)
$35.00
6001
Whole Spiral Sliced Ham with Glaze Pack (avg. 14 lbs.)
$57.00
6003
Whole Classic Trim Ham Semi-Boneless (avg. 14 lbs.)
$45.95
6004
Half Classic Trim Ham Semi-Boneless (avg. 8 lbs.)
$30.50
6026
Hunters Sausage HOT (5 lb. package)
$31.95
6027
Hunters Sausage MILD (5 lb. package)
$31.95
6021
Smoked Kielbasa (5 lb. package)
$23.50
6023
Fresh Kielbasa (5 lb. package)
$23.50
6019
Spiral Sliced Breast of Turkey (avg. 4.5 lbs.)
$32.00
6040
Beef Skinless Franks (5 lb. package)
$19.00
6041
Skinless Franks (5 lb. package)
$17.00
6042
Natural Casing Franks (3 lb. package)
$13.00
6051
Mini-Sticks MILD (8-7 oz. pkg.)
$36.50
6052
Mini-Sticks HOT (8-7 oz. pkg.)
$36.50
6053
Mini-Sticks TERIYAKI (8-7 oz. pkg.)
$36.50
6054
Mini-Sticks GARLIC (8-7 oz. pkg.)
$36.50
6049
1904 Brand Hot Dogs (3 lb. package)
$13.50
6057
Steakhouse Strips from Angus (8-3 oz. pkg.)
$36.50
6058
Sweet Bar-B-Q Beef Brisket (8-3 oz. pkg.)
$36.50
6064
Hot Hunters Mini Bites (8-3oz. pkg.)
$36.50
6065
Mild Hunters Mini Bites (8-3oz. pkg.)
$36.50
6080
Honey Cured Thick Sliced Bacon 1.5 lb.
6081
Applewood Thick Sliced Bacon 1.5 lb.
SUB TOTAL
$8.00
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Alumni News Traveling Falcons in 2019
For the past four years, alumni and teachers have been traveling to in-state University campuses to engage with our young alums as they transition from high school to college. This is a fun, social and networking event and we love having all alumni attend, especially when we visit your college Alma Mater. Plus, dinner’s on us! Your attendance isn’t limited to one location, please attend an event that works best with your schedule. Grab your classmates and see you there! Any questions, please contact Aubri (Marchetti) McNamara `97 at amcnamara@divinechild.org. Grand Valley State Wednesday, April 3 Peppino’s Sports Grille, 5065 Lake Michigan Dr., Allendale at 6:00pm Western Michigan University/Kalamazoo University Thursday, April 4 University Roadhouse, 1332 W. Michigan Ave., Kalamazoo at 6:00pm Michigan State University Wednesday, April 10 Pizza House, 479 S. Hagadorn Rd., East Lansing at 6:00pm University of Michigan/Eastern Michigan University Thursday, April 11 The Original Cottage Inn, 512 E. William St., Ann Arbor at 6:00pm
$8.00
Total____________________ Paid by_____________ Please make checks payable to “DIVINE CHILD” Name:
SAVE THE DATE:
Address: City, State, ZIP: Email:
Phone:
All proceeds support Divine Child HS Class of 2019 Senior year activities. If there are any questions, please call: Sharon Selewski 313-613-4074
Thank you for your support!
Wednesday, April 10 7pm High School Auditorium
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Churchof ofthe the Divine Divine Child, Child, Dearborn, Church Dearborn,Michigan Michigan
Foley’s Forum Bishop Foley Council 2660 serving Dearborn since 1927
4th SUNDAY OF LENT …ARE WE THERE YET?? As we inch our way toward Easter, the idea of “new birth” has many meanings. Of course the obvious is the Resurrection of our Lord; there is also the cleansing Waters of Baptism and the springtime of new life that will begin to surround us. It is a truly a time for new beginnings and what better time than Lent to prepare for ourselves for this new birth! At every Major Degree, Knights of Columbus are reminded of the Precepts of the Church. You shall attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation. You shall confess your sins at least once a year. You shall humbly receive your Creator in Holy Communion at least during the Easter season. You shall keep holy the holy days of obligation. You shall observe the prescribed days of fasting and abstinence. As we all know, we are called to attend weekly Mass and holy days of obligation. Most Catholics receive Communion regularly and we are all aware of the days of fast and abstinence as we run from parish to parish to support their Friday Fish Frys. But do we know, as Catholics we are called to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation at least once a year? Here at Divine Child, Confessions are heard every Saturday before and after the 4:30 Mass (and by appointment most any other time you need). There are usually three priests on Saturdays who avail themselves to hear Confessions and often times there is a bit of a wait. We may feel that we are not in a “state of sin” and we have no need of the Sacrament. The priest “persona Christi” is in the confessional in the person of Christ, to hear us tell God our Father that we are sorry for our sins and to ask His forgiveness. Our sins are always forgiven when we ask God to forgive us, allowing our sinful ways to be washed away and help us to start again brand new. It is almost like having a reset button! We need to feel the mercy of God and confession is good for the soul, really! As we make our way to Easter, why not take the opportunity in the last few weeks of Lent to celebrate the Sacrament. It is ok if you haven’t been in a while, a year, many years or a really long time! You don’t need to print out a list of sins and recite them, its not like that anymore! Open the door and begin the conversation. If you are not comfortable, the priest will help you along. You are not the first person to have been away so long. We are fortunate to have great, understanding and compassionate priests here at Divine Child. Open your heart to God’s mercy and let the healing begin. Please join us today, Sunday at 11:30 for our 5th Sunday Rosary and then to O’Kelley Hall for Special Olympics Pasta Dinner. Consider it Lenten Prayer and Almsgiving (you can Fast tomorrow!) If you have been thinking about joining Foley Council, call Steve Lentz our Foley Membership Director at 313-949-5162. We ar e hoping to have another Major Degree in late Spring. Remember, you must be at least a 1st Degree member to attend meetings.
WHEN: TODAY - SUNDAY, MARCH 31 WHERE: Church of the Divine Child by St. Joseph Altar TIME: 11:30am (stay after 10am Mass or come early to 12:30pm Mass)
MICHIGAN DISTRICT 5 CLERGY APPRECIATION DINNER BISHOP FOLEY COUNCIL 2660 along with: Msgr. Champion Council 2819, Robert Jones Council 3078 & Fr. Saylor Council 3774
You are invited to attend an evening celebrating our area clergy for their dedication and devotion to all of us. Non-members are welcome!
MONDAY, APRIL 29TH Doors Open at 6:00 – Dinner at 7:00 GUEST SPEAKER – Fr. Paul Ballien, Detroit Diocesan Chaplain FOLEY FAMILY of the YEAR FOLEY KNIGHT of the YEAR
PARK PLACE BANQUET CENTER 23400 Park Street, Dearborn
(South of Michigan Avenue just West of Outer Drive)
Tickets just $20 per person for dinner and open bar. Complimentary tickets for Priests and Religious. See your GK or call 313-212-1835 for more information.
Churchofofthe theDivine Divine Child, Child, Dearborn, Church Dearborn,Michigan Michigan PLEASE PRAY FOROUR OUR LOVED LOVED ONES IN IN THE MILITARY PLEASE PRAY FOR ONES THE MILITARY
“Heavenly Father, protectFather, these members of ourmembers Armed Forces. Be theirForces. constant companion “Heavenly protect these of our Armed and their strengthcompanion in battle, their in every adversity. them, in Lord, so adversity. that they Be their constant andrefuge their strength in battle, Guide their refuge every maysoreturn homemay safely.” Guide them, Lord, that they returnAmen. home safely.” Amen.
MA3 Sean Abraham Airman 1st Class Brittany Mack MA3 Sean Abraham Airman 1st Class Brittany Mack PFC Keith Bizek Major Matthew J. Malinowski PFC Keith Bizek Major Matthew J. Malinowski LCpl Luke Boudreau, USMC Christian Minnick LCpl Luke Boudreau, USMC Cpt. Cpt. Christian Minnick Staff David Brash Staff SgtSgt David Brash Sergeant Christopher W. Owen StaffStaff Sergeant Christopher W. Owen PVTPVT Nick Calvas, Army Nick Calvas, Army Lt Catherine (Walker) Lt Catherine (Walker) ParisParis SPC Alexander Collins SPC Alexander Collins Lt Casey ParisParis Lt Casey PFC Connor Danaher, USMC BM2BM2 Claudio D. Polo PFC Connor Danaher, USMC Claudio D. Polo PVTPVT Michael Dawson BM1BM1 Samantha PoloPolo Michael Dawson Samantha SO2 Ryan Desjarlais Airman Courtney Porter SO2 Ryan Desjarlais Airman Courtney Porter Major Kevin J. Dobzyniak Cody S. Pratt Kevin J. Dobzyniak Cody S. Pratt Raona, USAF IT1 Major Perry W. Edgell V, USN Sr. Airman Angelo Perry W. Edgell V, USN Sr. Airman Angelo Raona, USAF SgtIT1 Aaron Fryer Lt Andrew Roscoe Sgt Haskell, Aaron Fryer Lt Ted USN LtGreg Andrew RoscoeArmy Major Schaefer, Lt Ted Haskell,Hura, USNNational Guard Bradley Anthony Greg Schaefer, Army 1st LtMajor Joshua Schultz Major Joseph Johnson Bradley Anthony Hura, National Guard TSgt1st Jeffrey M. Selonke Lt Joshua Schultz Captain 3rd CPO MajorStephen Joseph Kerr Johnson TSgt Jannel JeffreySkiver M. Selonke Major Natalie Ann Korona LCpl3rd Brendan Springer, USMC Captain Stephen Kerr CPO Jannel Skiver Airman First ClassAnn Jamison R. Kucinski AR Casey Springer,Springer, USN Major Natalie Korona LCpl Brendan USMC Lieutenant Daniel Kuriluk PFC Garrett Storr Airman First Class Jamison R. Kucinski AR Casey Springer, USN Captain Matthew Kuriluk Staff Sgt Matthew Taylor LieutenantRon Daniel Kuriluk PFC Angel Garrett Commander Kuzdak Seaman S.Storr Torres Captain Matthew Kuriluk Matthew Taylor Staff Sgt. Lauren LaCaprara PFCStaff JuanSgt Vargas Commander Ron Kuzdak PO3 Carmen LaForest Angel S. Torres PFCSeaman Samantha Velazques-Vargas Airman Christopher (Seraceno) Lapinski Airman 1st ClassJ.Lauren LaCaprara Major Leah Voelker PFC Juan Vargas Private W. Laskey PO3Ian Carmen LaForest Sergeant Anthony Watkins PFC Samantha Velazques-Vargas Major AdamChristopher J. Lytle, D.D.S. Master Sergeant Randy Williams Airman J. (Seraceno) Lapinski Major Leah Voelker Private Ian W. Laskey Sergeant Anthony Watkins Major Adam J. Lytle, D.D.S. Master Sergeant Randy Williams Please let us know if you have a loved one who is serving in the military and we will acknowledge them in our Please let us know if you have a loved one who is serving in the military weekly column. Please share the good news with us when one of the above soldiers returns home! and we will acknowledge them in our weekly column. Please share the good news with us when one of the above soldiers returns home!
Please pray for these young women & men who are discerning God’s call to the religious life. James Bird, a 2016 DCHS gr aduate, is in for mation for the priesthood at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit. Matthew Bradley, a 1996 DCHS gr aduate, is in for mation at the Conventual Franciscans order in Chicago. Christian Squiers, a Divine Child par ishioner , is in for mation at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit. Please also keep in your prayers seminarians from Sacred Heart Major Seminary: Zaid Chabaan, Colin Fricke, David Kruse
Right to Life - LIFESPAN
Have you heard? Here is a case in Indiana which might make a dent in Roe v. Wade. The case concerns a State Law with two provisions. One requires that the remains of aborted fetuses be buried or cremated, rather than disposed of as Medical Waste. The other bars abortions which are performed solely on basis of race, sex or fetal disability. The fetal remains provision in particular is seen as potentially opening the way to a fresh look at the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which sidestepped the question of whether the preborn are human beings. The case, Box v. Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky, comes to the Supreme Court on appeal from a decision made last April by a panel of the US Court of Appeals from the 7th District Court. The panel split 2 to 1 on the fetus remains provision. Indiana is defending the law before it gets before the Supreme Court and of course, Planned Parenthood is opposed. They need 4 justices to WIN. There are many more briefs submitted and filed urging the court to consider the case (Box in the name is the Indiana Health Commissioner, Kristina Box). Prayers are needed. For more info: LIFESPAN 734.422.6230
www.miLIFESPAN.org
SAVE THE DATE: LIFESPAN’s 29th Annual Celebration of Life Dinner and Silent Auction 5/7/19
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PRAY FOR THOSE IN NEED:
May the Lord bless you and keep you. May He show His face to you and be gracious to you. May the Lord look upon you with kindness and give you peace. ~ Blessing of St. Francis Jolanda Karson Janina Jayme Jeanette Reitmeyer Matthew Parrott Ken Shaffer Genny Ostrowski John Schroeder Bill McCallion Kellen Weakley Fr. Robert Crossmyer Andrea Metcalf John Van Auker Virginia Bonfiglio Nick Bonfiglio Michelle DeGuzman Augustus French Mercedes Lucas Alessandro Martin Teresa Peruchietti Allan Phillips Marcy Kwilos Ed Sperry
Ed Van Elslander Janet Van Elslander Nicole Zapinski Jim Blicharz Carol Jobagnasco Carol Lienhardt David Bayer Amanda Boyer Larry Zahra Vickie Zahra Marlene Birch Tom Garchow Luann Garchow Matt Gumbel Roxie Johnson Gerry Borg Phyllis Marek Vincent Pizzo Andrew Flynn Brian Currie Charlotte Amaya
In order to keep this list current, names will be kept on the list for one month only. Please call 313-277-3110 to keep a loved one on the list. Thank you.
Please Consider a Gift to Divine Child As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God’s varied Grace. -1 Peter 4:10 By Mail: Church of the Divine Child Advancement Office, 1055 North Silvery Lane, Dearborn, MI 48128 Donate Online: Visit www.faithdirect.net Include Divine Child in your Estate Planning: -Make a bequest to Divine Child in your will -Create a charitable gift annuity -Make a gift of life insurance -Donate retirement assets Make a Donation of Stock Matching Gifts: Double or triple your gift by having your and/or your spouse’s company match your contribution. For more information, contact Colleen Johnson at the Advancement Office at 313.216.0893.
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Detroit 7 Churches Pilgrimage Detroit 7 Churches Pilgrimage Holy Thursday April 18, 2019 8:30pm to Midnight Join us late night for the traditional pilgrimage to 7 Altars of Repose, Devotion, prayer, song and silence in old Detroit. Pilgrims interested in joining a bus must register in advance at ste-anne.org/events $18 per person, includes donation to each parish, bus, worship aids, chaplain and music. Buses start at Ste. Anne, Most Holy Trinity or Blessed Sacrament Cathedral. Churches will include: Ste. Anne, Most Holy Trinity, St. Joseph Oratory, Holy Rosary, Blessed Sacrament Cathedral, Ss Peter & Paul Jesuit and St. Josaphat. Pilgrim booklets for those interested in making private pilgrimage are available for sale at Ste. Anne. Questions? 313496-1701 ext. 14 or danielle.center@steannedetroit.org.
FORMED - Pick of the Week: Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord Study: Forgiven Study: Lectio: Prayer Watch: Ready Reasons: Was Jesus’ Sacrifice Enough? Listen: Glimpses Along the Way of the Cross Listen: Freedom Through Forgiveness Read: Book of Saints and Heroes Read: Meditations for Lent Registration is Free to all Divine Child Parishioners! Enjoy so many Catholic movies, books, podcasts and much more. Visit www.churchofthedivinechild.org to register for free!
Readings for2019 March 31, 2019 Readings for March 31,
Sunday, March 31 – Fourth Sunday of Lent Jos 5:9a, 10-12; 2 Cor 5:17-21; Lk 15:1-3, 11-32 Monday, April 1 – Lenten Weekday – Is 65:17-21; Jn 4:43-54 Tuesday, April 2 – Lenten Weekday – Ez 47:1-9, 12; Jn 5:1-16 Wednesday, April 3 – Lenten Weekday – Is 49:8-15; Jn 5:17-30 Thursday, April 4 – Lenten Weekday – Ex 32:7-14; Jn 5:31-47 Friday, April 5 – Lenten Weekday – Wis 2:1a, 12-22; Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30 Saturday, April 6 – Lenten Weekday – Jer 11:18-20; Jn 7:40-53 Sunday, April 7 – Fifth Sunday of Lent – Is 43:16-21; Phil 3:8-14; Jn 8:1-11
Archdiocesan News Relic of St. John Vianney to visit Detroit on March 30 and 31
A major relic of France’s St. John Vianney, who is held up as the ideal for Catholic priests, will visit the Archdiocese of Detroit this month as part of a national relic pilgrimage hosted by the Knights of Columbus. The saint’s incorrupt heart, contained in a special casing and visible to the faithful, will be available for public veneration at two locations: St. John Vianney Parish, 54045 Schoenherr Road in Shelby Township on Saturday, March 30 from 2-8 p.m. with Mass at 5 p.m. Sacred Heart Major Seminary, 2701 Chicago Boulevard in Detroit on Sunday, March 31 from 11:30a.m.-5 p.m. The tour has been dubbed “Heart of a Priest,” which refers to the physical heart of John Vianney that has resisted decay for more than 150 years, as well as to the good character all priests are called to embrace. To learn more about the relic pilgrimage, please visit kofc.org/ vianney.
Camp Sancta Maria
Camp Sancta Maria is honored to have a role in the process of forming young Christian lives. At Camp Sancta Maria, your child will experience 1 – 2 weeks full of fun, personal growth and spiritual development in a technologyfree zone. Their time at camp is filled with activities for everyone: horseback riding, swimming, ropes course, sports, arts and crafts and more. But most importantly, their times at CSM balances out the physical activities with a strong spiritual environment with campers attending daily Mass, praying the Angelus and having quiet time to reflect on their relationship with Christ. To learn more about Camp Sancta Maria or to register, visit CampSanctaMaria.aor.org.
Archdiocese of Detroit Tuition Assistance Grant for Catholic Families
Grant applications are available online at www.aod.org, and click on schools.
Application Deadline - Tuesday, April 30 The Archdiocese of Detroit offers grants to Catholic students based on demonstrated financial need. All grants are annual and require a new application each year! One part of the application requires a pastor's signature.
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Community News Tolton: From Slave to Priest, the powerful live production performed by actor Jim Coleman and directed by Leonardo Defilippis of Saint Luke Productions. Sacred Heart Major Seminary Friday, March 29th at 12:30 pm and Saturday, March 30th at 2pm. It will also be performed at Davidson Middle School in Southgate on Monday, April 1 at 7:00 pm and Tuesday, April 2 at 9:30 am. Meet Fr. Augustus Tolton, the first African American priest, in this one-man multimedia performance. From his dramatic escape from slavery to his courageous struggle in the face of prejudice, this riveting drama is filled with all the elements of professional theater, runs 75 minutes, and is suitable for ages 10 and up. Tickets are available at the DC parish office or at ToltonDetroit.eventbrite.com.
Holy Land Pilgrimage Terra Sancta Pilgrimages with Franciscan friar Fr. Alex Kratz will be leading a Catholic Pilgrimage to the Holy Land from May 6-20, 2019. This life-changing experience walking in Jesus’ footsteps includes daily Mass and Rosary, biblical readings on site, time for prayer and spiritual guidance, and meeting local Christians. Cost is $4,299 (all expenses included, round trip from Detroit, 3 daily meals, all tips and taxes). $500 deposit due at registration. Next pilgrimage: December 2-16, 2019. Call (248) 514-1747 or mrspattig@yahoo.com.
Berwyn Senior Center Open House Tuesday, April 16 - 11am to 2pm Free refreshments, arts & crafts demos, painting, woodcarving, ceramics, quilting, fitness center, Zumba & Yoga Classes, Singing classes, Bingo, Pinochle, movie room, genealogy club, and much more. We are located at 36155 Richardson in Dearborn Heights. For more information, please call 313-791-3550.
Career Opportunity The Knights of Columbus is seeking a Field Agent for a career opportunity representing their insurance program. We offer a complete benefits package with this full-time position. In order to qualify, one must be eligible for membership in the Knights of Columbus. For more information, please contact, Jack Jerzewski, General Agent, at 313-334-6396 or Jack.Jerzewski@Kofc.org.
Easter Friday Pilgrimage of Eight Detroit Historic Churches On April 26th, you are welcome to join Prayer Pilgrimages as we are scheduled to visit, with private prayer time: St. John the Baptist Ukrainian, St. Hedwig, St. Francis, Ste. Anne de Detroit, Most Holy Redeemer, St. Florian, Sweetest Heart of Mary, & St. Joseph Oratory with closing 7 PM High Mass. All of these churches will be specially decorated for Easter. Lunch on your own in Mexicantown. Scheduled deluxe motorcoach local departures from St. Patrick Church in Brighton, Oakland Mall in Troy, Levagood Park in Dearborn, Orchard 14 Lot in Farmington Hills. Total cost per person is $50 (includes donations to visiting churches). To reserve and/or more information: Michael Semaan at (248) 250-6005 or www.prayerpilgrimages.com.
24 HOUR PRAYER LINE The Nuns of the Monastery of the Blessed Sacrament have initiated a twenty-four hour prayer line. Even if the call goes to voice mail, the Sisters are attentive to begin the requested prayers promptly. The prayer line number is: 248.626.8253 or email address: opnunsfh@sbcglobal.net. St. Suzanne/Our Lady Gate of Heaven Parish Reunion Mass Sunday, April 28, 2019 at 1pm Join friends, former parishioners, school alumni and visitors for the 11am Mass. Following Mass there will be a reception in the former school building which is now St. Suzanne Cody Rouge Resource Center. Located at 9357 Westwood in Detroit. 313-838-6780 or ssolgh@sbcglobal.net. St. Suzanne/Our Lady Gate of Heaven Parish Spring Raffle Only three hundred tickets to be sold! 5 Grand Prize drawings totaling $15,000. 6 Preliminary drawings totaling $3,000. Tickets are $100 each. Mail payment to St. Suzanne/Our Lady Gate of Heaven, 9357 Westwood, Detroit, MI 48228. Please give us your name, address, city, state and zip, and phone number too. We will mail you your ticket.
WIDOWED MEN AND WOMEN Dinner, Support & Games Corsi’s in Livonia on Wed., April 10 5:30pm-9pm: Widowed men and women are invited to meet for dinner, support & games at Corsi’s Italian Restaurant, 27910 W. Seven Mile in Livonia. Cost is $16.00pp includes buffet, beverage, dessert, tax & tip. Cash only at the door. No Walk-Ins. RSVP by April 6th to Cookie at 248-357-2183. Sponsored by Widowed Friends, a “peer” support group in the Archdiocese of Detroit. For further information about Widowed Friends, come visit our website at www.widowedfriends.org.
Travel with Fr. Jim Bilot, and parishioners from other Catholic parishes, to the Grand Hotel! Since 1887, the Grand Hotel beckons guests to a bygone era of old-world hospitality and charm. Incredible group price offered for this all-inclusive excursion. Highest category of rooms reserved especially for our group. September 10 -13, 2019 $890.00 per person (dbl. occ.) Highlights: 3 nights accommodation at the Grand Hotel All transportation needs to/from/ on the Island Full breakfast & Five-Course Dinner daily at the Grand Complimentary private Cocktail Hour on the East Front Porch Mass at Indian River’s Cross in the Woods and at the Hotel
Full brochure in parish office or in back of Church. Limited space...don’t wait to sign up! Questions (Fr. Tim Birney): tbirney@cabriniparish.com or 313-381-5601, ext.1048.
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313-213-6087
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24545 Ford Rd 5 blocks W. of Telegraph
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313-274-0005
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(313) 561-8486
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25431 W. Warren Dearborn Heights, MI 48127
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Specializing in weddings & Other events since 1975
750 N. Beech Daly Rd., Dearborn Heights
EXPIRES 2/28/2019 • DINE-IN ONLY
KITCHEN OPEN 11:30AM TO 1:00AM MON THROUGH SAT
27553 Cherryhill
1/2 block West of Inkster Rd. Coupon not valid on Fridays; Also not valid with other coupons.
Holy SepulcHre cemetery SHerry oSSy Family Service Advisor
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Dr. Heidi LaBo-Ratcliffe 2300 Monroe St. Dearborn, MI 48124
(313) 565-4500
www.labochiropractic.com 19 years experience. Family care pediatric to geriatric Keeping families WELL adjusted! Proud parish member and Falcon parent Follow us on
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Bifano EyE CarE (313) 730-5020
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25800 W 10 Mile Rd. Southfield, MI 48033 ossy.sherry@aod.org
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Jim & Chris Puzzuoli Parish Member Family Owned for Over 30 Years AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTERS Tires • Brakes • Mufflers • Shocks • Oil Change • Under Car Service • Custom Pipe Bending • Shuttle Available
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