Bulletin for Sunday January 19, 2025

January 19, 2025 — Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

STUDENT PARISH

CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

SANTO NIÑO DE CEBU: A SYMBOL OF FAITH AND DEVOTION

By Jerry Finn Ruivivar, Fulbright Scholar and Teaching Assistant for the Filipino Language Program, University of Michigan The Sto. Niño holds a special place in the hearts of Filipinos, symbolizing centuries of faith, culture, and history. Introduced by Ferdinand Magellan in 1521 as a bap smal gi to Queen Juana of Cebu, the image of the Sto. Niño de Cebu has become a powerful icon of Catholic devo on. This enduring presence is celebrated annually in the grand Sinulog Fes val, where faith and culture blend in a vibrant display of gra tude and joy.

The Sto. Niño is significant not only in Catholic households but also in various aspects of daily life, symbolizing protecon, blessings, and prosperity. This widespread devo on reflects the deep faith of the people, as the image of the child Jesus – marked by His innocence and child-like qualies – extends its influence beyond homes and into daily life.

and celebrate this enduring symbol of faith in their own meaningful ways through cultural performances, Sinulog dances, and reenactments of the arrival of the Sto. Niño.

These celebra ons, both grand and humble, reflect the deep and personal connec on many hold with the Sto. Niño, a devo on that transcends fes vi es and finds its way into the lives of individuals. As for me, the Sto. Niño remains a guiding light in my life, a beacon of faith, hope, and love. It is a reminder that, like the Sinulog dance, life may take us forward and back, but with faith, we remain steadfast. As we celebrate the Sto. Niño, may we con nue to find strength and inspira on in this meless devo on, bringing its light into our lives and the lives of others.

For me, the Sto. Niño is not just a religious icon but a constant companion in my spiritual journey. I remember the sense of awe and reverence I felt when I had my own image of Sto. Niño de Cebu during a visit to Cebu City in June 2021. Holding it in my hands, I felt a deep connec on, as if the child Jesus was embracing me with His love and guidance. Since then, this image has become a source of comfort during challenging mes, a tangible reminder of God’s enduring presence in my life.

The Sinulog Fes val amplifies this devo on in an extraordinary way. It is not merely a celebra on of dance and music but a profound act of worship and thanksgiving. The rhythmic "two steps forward, one step backward" dance mirrors the flowing waters of Cebu’s rivers, signifying life’s journey under the guidance of the Sto. Niño. While I have yet to fully experience the fes val in all its glory, its spirit resonates deeply. It reminds me of the unity and gra tude shared by Filipinos, transcending geographical boundaries.

The Sinulog Fes val in Cebu remains the most renowned expression of devo on, yet smaller Sinulog-inspired events across the country showcase the crea vity and unique interpreta ons of other communi es. Filipinos from across the Philippines and around the world con nue to honor

Join us Sunday January 19 at 12 pm for a Sinulog Mass followed by a Filipino potluck dinner.

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JOIN THE TRIDUUM CHOIR !

Are you interested in singing or playing on instrument for the Holy Thursday, Good Friday, or Easter Vigil services?

All students and resident parishioners are invited to join this large ensemble suppor ng music across the three days Rehearsals on Tuesdays (7 to 9 pm) will start late January and go through mid-April.

Experience is welcome but not necessary!

Scan the QR code to sign up by January 22nd or contact Mike, Devon, and Ryan (triduumchoir@umich.edu) for more informa on.

ROTATING SHOWCASE Please take me to view the rota ng showcase of our parish history in the upper atrium! St. Mary Student Parish: An Origin Story, 1914-1940 will be displayed throughout January and February, and the displays will change throughout our centennial year to reflect various themes and celebra ons!

Please take me to visit our Centennial Tabs on the website! We have our first video in our series to come this year, interviewing our very own parishioners about how they made this their faith home!

THE CENTENNIAL COMMEMORATION OF THE FIRST MASS AT ST. MARY STUDENT PARISH Saturday, February 22, 2025 | 5:00 PM Join us as we honor a century of faith and community in this special celebra on. Bishop Earl Boyea will preside over the Mass.

Heavy appe zers to be served in Donnelly Hall a erwards.

We look forward to celebra ng this historic milestone with you. If you are able to a end, please go the link //t.ly/7nFN8 or scan the QR code and we will follow up with details.

Peace and blessings, The Centennial Planning Commi ee

7:00 PM ON THE 3RD TUESDAY OF THE MONTH Mee ngs are private and confiden al. As a diverse community of believers, we respect each person as a unique reflec on of God's presence in our midst. We commit ourselves to being a community of care, support, forma on, reconcilia on, and witness to jusce with and among gay and lesbian persons, parents, family members, and friends. We provide a safe space for discussion, healing, and prayer. Next mee ng : Tuesday January 21

MONDAYS I 7:00 PM An anonymous 12-step recovery group for men who struggle with sexual ac ng out/pornography and are sincerely looking for hope and help in a community of fellow strugglers. Structured discussions are led by experienced leaders, offering mes for listening and sharing. Discern, discover, and understand your struggles. Find God already helping you, and recover your joy.

Students and young people (18+) especially welcome.

Visit www.saa-recovery.org or contact Frank B. by phone or text at 734-548-4440

Gra tude and Con nued Hope!

We extend our hear elt gra tude to everyone who joined us for Commitment Weekend. Each Mass was a powerful moment of community and faith, as we came together to celebrate the spirit of generosity that is guiding us toward our $4.25 million campaign goal. This past weekend, over 80 pledge cards were returned, contribu ng an impressive $130,830 in new and updated pledges. With these contribu ons, our total pledges and gi s now stand at $3.8 million (89.5% to goal) from 329 parishioners.

Your generosity reflects the core values of St. Mary Student Parish—sharing our blessings and striving for the greater good—while building a founda on that will serve genera ons to come. We are profoundly grateful for the support of our parishioners and the dedica on of the many volunteers who have worked relessly to advance this campaign, o en balancing their efforts with busy personal lives. While Commitment Weekend marked the conclusion of the public phase of our campaign, the campaign itself is far from over. Many parishioners have not yet had the opportunity to contribute, and we are confident that their generosity will bring us even closer to our goal.

If you were unable to par cipate this past weekend, it’s not too late to be part of this mission of faith and service.

Every gi , no ma er the size, makes a meaningful impact. To make your pledge, please contact the parish office or visit michigancatholics.org/capitalcampaigndonate

Thank you for your unwavering support and generosity!

St. Mary Student Parish is hos ng the D C for those experiencing homelessness J 2025.

W 6 – 31,

We are seeking the following items: hand and foot warmers, bus tokens, $5 coffee gi cards, emergency thermal survival blankets, ear plugs, hygiene kit items.

Food items: snacks high in protein like protein bars, hard boiled eggs, cheese and sausage s cks, individual yogurts and co age cheese, bananas, fresh cut vegetables like peppers, cucumbers, and cherry tomatoes, jell-o and pudding cups, individual drink packs like Kool-aid, Crystal Lite and other flavor packs, bo led water, juices, milk, individually packaged snacks to take on the go.

Please bring the items to the front office, thank you! To volunteer please use the link or scan the QR code: t.ly/PxSlq

INTERNATIONAL SAMARITAN Info mee ng February 6 at 7:30 pm Right now, there are more than 15 million people living in extreme poverty in the world's most dangerous garbage dumps, dependent on waste for survival. Travel with Interna onal Samaritan and St. Mary Student Parish to Tegucigalpa, Honduras, to understand the struggles of people who live in these communi es next to garbage dumps. You’ll meet Samaritan Scholars and see their resiliency against impossible odds. You’ll also witness just how much change can be made when we work together.

Join us for an Info Session Thursday, February 6 at 7:30 pm.

GRAD/YP MASS & DINNER MONDAY, JANUARY 20 @ 6:30 PM All graduate students and young professionals are invited to join the Grad/YP Group at St. Mary .

Our next mass and dinner will be on Monday, January 20, 2025, at 6:30 pm .

If you have any ques ons, please email us (smsp.grads.lead@umich.edu) and someone will be happy to help out!

THURSDAYS AT 5:10 PM All undergrads are invited to join us for mass followed by dinner and a short talk! This student-led space each week encourages community and fellowship through sharing a meal together. We will have a variety of speakers share brief talks connected to faith.

All are welcome to come any me throughout the semester!

MEETINGS & EVENTS: JANUARY 19 — JANUARY 26 SUNDAY, JANUARY 19 10:00 AM Children’s Liturgy of the Word — Newman Lounge 12:00 PM Santo Niño de Cebu Mass & Reception — Church, Donnelly Hall 12:45 PM ESL — Loyola Room 1:00 PM Spanish Reconciliation — Spiritual Direction Room 3:00 PM Be Bold — Donnelly Hall 4:00 PM Reconciliation — Spiritual Direction Room 7:00 PM Reconciliation — Spiritual Direction Room MONDAY, JANUARY 20 10:00 AM Eucharistic Adoration — Church 5:45 PM Rosary for Peace — Church 6:30 PM Grad/YP Mass & Dinner — Church, Donnelly Hall 7:00 PM Born for Joy — Whitman Room 7:00 PM ASB Formation — Newman Hall 7:30 PM Catholic Student Evangelization — Rectory Lounge 7:30 PM Rosary in Spanish — Church 8:00 PM Middle Eastern Students’ Bible Study — Loyola Room TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 10:00 AM Eucharistic Adoration — Church 3:45 PM Eucharistic Adoration — Church 7:00 PM Men’s/Women’s Connect — Rectory Dinning Room, rectory lounge 7:00 PM LGBT Outreach Ministry — Loyola Room 7:00 PM Just Faith SCC — Newman Hall 7:00 PM Triduum Rehearsal — Church, Donnelly Hall WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22 5:45 PM Reconciliation — Donnelly Hall, Monteith Room 5:45 PM Eucharistic Adoration — Church 7:00 PM Cristeros Hispanic Student Group — Rectory Lounge 7:00 PM Parish Council — Loyola Room 7:00 PM OCIA — Donnelly Hall THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 10:00 AM Eucharistic Adoration — Church 6:00 PM Ig.Nite — Donnelly Hall 7:15 PM Mary Bible Study — Donnelly Hall 7:30 PM SCC Grad/YP — Rectory Lounge FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 8:15 AM Rosary in Spanish — Zoom 4:15 PM Men’s Undergrad Bible Study— Rectory Lounge 5:00 PM Undergrad Crochet Club — Loyola Room SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 10:00 AM OCIA Retreat — Donnelly Hall SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 10:00 AM Children’s Liturgy of the Word — Newman Lounge 12:45 PM ESL — Loyola Room 1:00 PM Spanish Reconciliation — Spiritual Direction Room 3:15 PM H/L Sacramental Prep — Newman Hall, + 3:15 PM Teen Confirmation — Donnelly Hall, + 4:00 PM Reconciliation — Spiritual Direction Room 6:00 PM Undergrad Women’s Bible Study — Rectory Lounge

MASS INTENTIONS: JANUARY 18 — JANUARY 26 SATURDAY, JANUARY 18 5:00 PM Mass for Kate & Nate Daglio SUNDAY, JANUARY 19 8:30 AM Mass for 10:00 AM Mass for 12:00 PM Mass for chukwu 2:00 PM Mass for 5:00 PM Mass for 8:00 PM Mass for MONDAY, JANUARY 20 5:10 PM Mass for

Larry Paison + Fred Read Okechukwu and Ikechukwu Nwa+ Maria Dolores Uribe Mireles Parish Staff

+ Alexander Valenzuela Lara

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 5:10 PM Mass for WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22 5:10 PM Mass for + Thomas Luthman

THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 5:10 PM Mass for + Basilio Rodriguez FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 12:10 PM Mass for SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 5:00 PM Mass for + Marjorie Patak SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 8:30 AM Mass for 10:00 AM Mass for 12:00 PM Mass for 2:00 PM Mass for 5:00 PM Mass for 8:00 PM Mass for

+ Alan Shaw + Peter Brady Parish Staff + Arturo Barajas

February 1

Lindsey Fleis & Josh Schweihofer

ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED?

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5:00 PM 8:00PM DAILY MASSES Monday-Thursday 5:10 PM Friday 12:10 PM

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Sunday 4: 00 PM - 4:30 PM & 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM Wednesday 5:45 PM - 6:30 PM or by appointment

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Wednesday 5:45 PM - 9:00 PM

Marriage prepara on is an opportunity to grow as a couple and deepen your understanding of the sacrament of marriage. If you are planning to marry here at St. Mary Student parish or your home parish, our annual event for engaged couples is approaching.

Contact Julie Mussio jmussio@smspnewman.org

SAVE THE DATE The Diocese of Lansing Catholic Lawyers Guild invites you to save the date for their 2025 events: Lenten Retreat Saturday, March 15, 9am to 4pm, at St. Francis Retreat Center, DeWi . Registra on informa on will follow soon regarding the Lenten Retreat.

Spring Luncheon Tuesday, May 6, at 12 noon, at, St. Mary Cathedral Parish Hall, Lansing with guest speaker Joseph P. McGill, State Bar of Michigan President and former President of Catholic Lawyers Society of Metro Detroit.

Red Mass and St. Thomas More Award Tuesday, October 7 at 6pm at St. Mary Cathedral, with Bishop Earl Boyea as main celebrant, recep on dinner to follow.

Advent Retreat Saturday, December 6, 9am to 4pm, at Miles Chris Family Center, 25300 Johns Road, South Lyon, 48178.

Any ques ons, call/text Guild execu ve director Diane Arzberger 517-402-1562.

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If you have misplaced items while at church, we may have them wai ng for you in the parish office! Please stop by the office to check the Lost & Found box.

These can be sent in our offertory envelopes or in another envelope with a note for alloca on, such as offertory, Sunday mass, etc.

These can be sent to our mailing address: St. Mary Student Parish, 331 Thompson Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48104

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JANUARY 19 – Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

JANUARY 26 – Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Reading I

Is 62:1-5

Reading I

Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10

Psalm

Ps 96:1-3, 7-10

Psalm

Ps 19:8-10, 15

Reading II

1 Cor 12:4-11

Reading II

1 Cor 12:12-30 or 12:12-14, 27

Gospel

Jn 2:1-11

Gospel

Lk 1:1-4; 4:14-21

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