Reflection:“Quench Your Deepest Thirst”

"I am he, the one speaking with you." Jesusreveals his true identity to an anonymouswoman, and a Samaritan at that. Shespeaks about the Messiah only to discoverthat she is speaking with the Messiah! Howdoes this woman, this non-disciple andnon-Jew, this perfect stranger earn the rightto such a direct revelation? Why does Jesuschoose her?

For the same reason he chooses us. Out oflove. The "woman at the well" did not earnher place at the side of Christ. She didnothing to merit this life-changingencounter. In fact, the reading implies shewas a sinful woman. Yet Jesus approachedher first. He asked her for a drink, and thenlooked for an opportunity to offer her the"living water" that would quench her deepestthirst.

This is what Jesus hasdone for us. As SaintPaul says, "God proveshis love for us in thatwhile we were still sinners

Christ died for us" (Rom 5:8). He offers usthe gift of salvation, the "spring of waterwelling up to eternal life." We don't earn thisgift; Jesus paid for it on the cross. In otherwords, we get to drink without having to digthe well. As Jesus tells his disciples, "othershave done the work, and you (continued on page 3)

Next weekend, March 29/30, our parish willtake up the Catholic Relief ServicesCollection. This Collection supports sixCatholic agencies that touch more than 100million lives around the world. The fundsfrom this Collection provide food to thehungry, support to displaced refugees, andshow Christ's love and respect to all people.Next week, please give generously to theCatholic Relief Services Collection and helpJesus in disguise.

Corpus Christi Catholic Community “Building the Body of Christ”

March 23, 2014 3 Sunday of Lent rd

Inside This Issue ...

< Youth Ministry News Page 3 Reflections from Michele Hudson

< Young Adult Lent Online Calendar Page 3Busted Halo’s Fast Pray Give Calendar is completely unflunkable, entirely relevant and totally inspiring

< Circle of Grace Page 4The Circle of Grace Safe Environment program will be offered during children’sfaith formation on Sun, Apr 6

< Sign Up For Generations of Faith #5!Come enjoy a “songfest” and learn more aboutSaint Paul’s letters - see details inside

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Monday, March 24 8:30 am Mass 7:00 pm Emmaus Group Tuesday, March 25Annunciation of the Lord 8:30 am Mass 6:00 pm Edinborough - Annchester Block Club 7:00 pm Catholic Biblical School

of Michigan 7:00 pm Emmaus Group

Wednesday, March 26 8:30 am Mass 2:00 pm Emmaus Group 6:30 pm Hospitality Commission 7:00 pm Emmaus Group

Thursday, March 27 8:30 am Mass11:00 am Legion of Mary 3:00 pm Emmaus Group

Friday, March 28Day of Abstinence

Saturday, March 29 9:15 am RCIA Retreat @ Christ the King10:00 am SVDP Food Pantry11:00 am GOF Set Up 2:00 pm Recovery Group 4:00 pm Mass

Sunday, March 30 4 Sunday of Lentth

10:30 am Noah’s Ark Nursery10:30 am Emmaus Group11:00 am Catechesis of the Good Shepherd I11:00 am Mass / Liturgy of the Word w/ Children12:30 pm GENERATIONS OF FAITH 4:00 pm Better Men Outreach

Four Ways to "BE" During the 40 Days of Lent...

* BE encouraged...by the message of Pope Francis* BE inspired...by stories of faith from the Missions* BE informed...by news from around the world* BE connected...to the messages, the stories, and

the news, with the MISSIO App.

This Lent, don't miss the connection! Learn more at www.MissioApp.org/bulletin.

This Week at Corpus ChristiCorpus Christi Directory

Rev. Donald Archambault, Pastor313-537-5770

Parish Office Hours:Mon - Thu, 9:30 am – 8:00 pm, Fri, 9:30 am – 5:00 pmSat, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm, Sun 9:00 am - 12:00 noon

Weekend Masses: Daily & Holy Day Masses:Sat 4 pm, Sun 9 am & 11 am See next column.

Parish Center: 19800 Pembroke Ave, Detroit MI 48219-2145Phone: (313) 537-5770 Fax: (313) 537-5773E-mail: corpuschristidetroit@comcast.netWebsite: www.corpuschristi-detroit.org

Convent Building 19910 Evergreen Rd (313) 535-2340Outreach Center 16000 Pembroke Ave (313) 272-0990School Building 19900 Evergreen Rd

Administrative Assistant (313) 272-0990Mr. Gene Snyders Christian Service Director (313) 272-0990Mr. Curtis Simpson Jr curtis_simpson_jr@yahoo.comCommunity Development Coordinators (313) 804-9977Mr. Reginald Alexander alexanderr@detroitmi.govMr. DeAndre Calvert cccommunitydevelopment@gmail.comDeacons (313) 537-5770Rev. Mr. Al HogrebeRev. Mr. Paul Mueller dcnpaulmueller@gmail.comDisability Concerns Representative (248) 356-7246Ms. Sue PadalinoFaith Formation Director (313) 537-5770Sr. Therese Mac Kinnon tmdc3@yahoo.com Maintenance Coordinators (313) 537-5770Mr. Michael CottonMr. Vernard PlainMinisters of Music (313) 537-5770Ms. Michelle BainesMs. Fannie LarkinsMinisters of Service (313) 537-5770Mr. Clint Harris Mr. Ron MarineMr. Nestor Munis Mr. Michael ThomsParish Council President (734) 239-2981Mr. Aaron Brown Parish Office Staff (313) 537-5770Mrs. Miriam Hudson corpuschristimiriam@comcast.netMr. Robert Jones Mr. Kristopher Lamarr Ms. Soraya Parent Ms. Elizabeth Thomas Pastoral Minister (313) 537-5770Ms. Mary Davis m.davis52@att.netYoung Adult Ministry Coordinator (313) 537-5770Mr. Curtis Simpson Jr curtis_simpson_jr@yahoo.comYouth Ministry Coordinator (313) 622-2160Mrs. Michele Hudson michele.ccym@gmail.com

Sacrament of Reconciliation:Private confessions each Saturday at 3:30 pm. Opportunity for privateconfessions can be arranged any time by appointment. Communalreconciliation services are held during Advent and Lent.

Sick Calls and Communion Calls:Please notify the parish office when there is serious illness in yourhousehold. We are always happy to visit the sick in our parish and,whenever possible, to visit hospital and nursing home patients as well. We appreciate being notified so we may keep the sick in prayer andplace them on our prayer list.

Baptisms: Call the Parish Office for an Infant Baptism Packet.Weddings: Call the Parish Office 6 months before the wedding.Bulletin Copy: Email corpuschristimiriam@comcast.net or submit toparish office by Tuesday prior to publication. Rev 9-19-2013

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Jesus Gives Us New Life Let's Live and Love It!

by Michele Hudson Youth Minister Coordinator

We are all called to Goodness to Holiness — toSaintly Lives.

A true Love of Daily Living. A true hope in DailyLiving that does not disappoint but brings usthose personal moments of Catholic ChristianLiving. Yes. A call to Service. A call to Love. Remember to stay prayerful while on yourLenten Journey.

Get yourself involved . . . Live your Faith!

This Sunday, March 23rd YFACT meet atCorpus Christi for Mass at 11:00 a.m. and soupmeal. Put on by the justice committee of comeand support Change for Change. Your act ofcharity will support an ongoing effort thatsupports Core City.

Saturday, March 29th service opportunity atCore City – Teens will deliver donationscollected through “Change for Change”, attendBible Study, sort clothes and food, and learnmore about how Core City changes people’slives. Meet at Sacred Heart Major Seminary at9:30 a.m. Back to the parking lot by 2:30 p.m.

Sunday, March 30 — GOF at Corpus Christith

and bring a friend.

Save the date:

Sunday, April 6 — Circle of Grace th

April 25th Overnight lock-in that will begin at8:30 p.m. at Romulus Athletic Ctr. Lock-inends at 7:00 a.m. on Saturday morning.

May 17 — Youth Track for the Black Women’sConference. Cynthia and Vivian Obia arespeaking

May 18 — New Pentecost Project

June 22 — St Timothy Awards at Sacred HeartMajor Seminary

Reflection: “Quench Your Deepest Thirst”

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are sharing the fruits of their work." Of course, wemust be willing to "drink" by accepting the gift Christoffers, orienting our lives around it. Like the womanwho "left her water jar and went into the town" totestify, we are called to leave behind our old life of sinand selfishness once we accept our new life in Christ.Indeed, Lent is the season that prepares us for sucha dramatic rebirth. We pray and fast and give alms,not to earn the joy of Easter, but to be ready to drinkit in.— written by Gina Loehr © 2013 Liturgical Publications Inc

ONLINE LENTEN CALENDAR www.bustedhalo.comBusted Halo is an online magazine for spiritualseekers. Busted Halo’s Fast Pray Give Calendar®

is completely unflunkable, entirely relevant, andtotally inspiring. Each day throughout Lent thecalendar’s link for that day will become active,revealing a “Daily Jolt” for spiritual contemplationrelating to Lent, and new and practical ideas forfasting, prayer, and almsgiving.

LOOKING FOR A NEW WAY TO BRING LENT TOLIFE? Download CRS' first-ever mobile app andhave daily reflections sent directly to your phonethroughout the 40 days of Lent. Track your Lentensacrifices, learn about this year's featuredcountries, and prepare simple meals, all right fromyour phone! Available at CRSRiceBowl.org/app.

MICHIGAN’S GOT SISTERS - NUN RUNFriday, April 4, - Saturday, April 5What is a “Nun Run?” It is a point-to-point drivingexcursion for single women ages 18 - 40 to visitSisters’ homes/convents. During the course of thisexperience, you will

• hear first hand how the Sisters’ ministriesrespond to the Gospel in our world today

• join the Sisters in prayer• learn the Sisters’ life stories and ask them

questions

The Nun Run is absolutely free - just bring acurious spirit and an open heart! To register ,contact Sr. Therese Sullivan, DC at 812-963-7563or email sistertheresa.sullivan@doc.org.

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3 Circle Of GraceCircle of Grace is a safeenvironment training programdesigned to educate andempower children and youngpeople to actively participatein a safe environment forthemselves and others.

Through this program, adults assist children andyouth to recognize God’s love by understanding thateach of us lives and moves within a Circle of Grace.Circle of Grace will be offered during Journey WithJesus and Catechesis of the Good Shepherd classeson Sunday, April 6, 2014. For more information,contact Sr. Therese Mac Kinnon. Informationbrochures are also available at the back of church.

3 CGS Informational MeetingAn informational meeting for those interested inCatechesis of the Good Shepherd as an approach tofaith formation will be held on Thursday, March 27from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Ann Setonchurch, 280 East Square Lake Road, Troy. The timewill include a tour of two spaces dedicated forcatechesis, an introduction and overview of theapproach to CGS, suggestions for implementation,testimony from catechists, and q & a. Corpus Christicatechists and parents are encouraged to attend. For more information, contact Sr. Therese MacKinnon.

3 Noah’s Ark Nursery Would you like to actively participate in the SundayMass while knowing that your child is in safe andloving hands? Do you worry that your child might bea distraction for others at Sunday Mass? CorpusChristi is here for you! Bring your little one (up to age3) to Corpus Christi’s Noah’s Ark Nursery, locatedin Room 9 of the school building (just around thecorner from the Rainbow Room). Boarding beginsany time after 10:45 a.m. Adult caregivers arerequired to have a background check and attend aProtecting God’s Children workshop. Questions? Call Mahalia Arthur-Williams at 313-320-8554.

3 Spring Infant Baptism PreparationPreparation for Baptisms of infants and youngchildren (thru age 6) is held at Corpus Christi Parishfour times a year. Our three-session Spring InfantBaptism Preparation will be held on Saturdays(April 5, 12, and 26) from 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. in theRectory basement. The Rite of Baptism will becelebrated on Sunday, April 27. The parish Called To

Celebrate Baptism program is designed to help you toprepare for this special day in your child’s life. Participants join with other families in exploring the

Sacrament of Baptism and the commitment itrequires of you as parents. Sessions include personalreflection, sharing, and dialogue. A special welcomeis extended to non-Catholic parents to participate inthese sessions and to share their stories.

The goals of Called To Celebrate Baptism are:

! To welcome and invite you to a deeperinvolvement in the life of the Corpus ChristiParish community

! To lead you to a deeper understanding of theSacrament of Baptism and the commitment itrequires of you

! To help you discern whether you are ready tocelebrate your child’s Baptism

! To support and strengthen your relationshipwith the Church

! To prepare you to enter into the liturgicalcelebration of your child’s Baptism with “full,conscious, and active participation”

Please call the parish office at 313-537-5770 toregister or for more information.

“A Call To Peace”Saturday, March 298:30 am - 2:00 pm

The Trinity Vicariate invites you to attend “A Call ToPeace,” a workshop focused on the vision of PopeFrancis and on the practicalities of safety andsecurity. The conference will be hosted by St.Scholastica Parish, 17320 Rosemont, Detroit. Presentations include:

“How The City Government And The CatholicChurches Can Work TogetherTo Bring Peace To The City”

Deputy Mayor Isaiah McKinnon

“How To Bring Peace To The Community:A Priest’s Perspective”

Bishop Donald Hanchon

“Safety And Security In A Place Of Worship”Chaplain James Friedman

“Pope Francis’ Focus On Peace”Father Victor Clore

Cost is $10 (scholarships available) and includescontinental breakfast and lunch. Registrationbrochures available at the back of church or theparish office. Registration deadline is March 23rd.

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G Hospital EMHC

St. John Providence Hospital is seeking willing andqualified extraordinary ministers of HolyCommunion. If you are interested and needfurther information, please contact Kathy Zaguroli,Director of Volunteer Services, at 248-367-4258(pager) or 248-849-8806 (voicemail).

G Coffee/Donuts Volunteer

Volunteers are needed to help provideCoffee/Donut fellowship after our 11:00 Mass byserving on a team or serving as a substitute.Tasks include serving donuts, collecting donations,and clean up. Please call Brenda Tillman at313-212-2774 to sign up or for more information.

G Usher

Ushers are needed for 11:00 Mass. Call FredSylvester at 313-387-9868 for more information orto volunteer.

G Tutor

The Education Experience at St. Vincent andSarah Fisher Center has a spot for you!Opportunities are available in:’

• Adult Tutoring• Children’s Tutoring• Children’s Child Care• Adult Career/Continuing

Education Mentoring• Fundraising• Marketing/Public Relations

Training is provided. Volunteers must be age 16 orolder. Volunteers are the backbone of theirprograms. They will work with you and yourschedule to find a time that is right for you. Formore information on how you can help, please call313-535-9200 ext. 3104.

“The heart of a volunteeris not measured in size, but by the depth of commitmentto make a differencein the lives of others.”

Time & Talent Opportunities

BULLETIN BOARD

JOB FAIR: At the Holiday Inn Hotel, 17201Northline Road, Southgate (corner of I-75 S andNorthline Road) on Wednesday, March 27 from9:00 am - 3:00 pm. For more details call 734-956-4550 or visit JobFairGiant.com.

HOUSE FOR RENT: Beautiful 4 bedroom brickbungalow house available for rent in NorthwestDetroit (Grand River/Evergreen area). Please call313-408-9565 if you are interested.

DONATE YOUR COATS AND COLD WEATHERCLOTHING: The St. Vincent de Paul Society isseeking donations of coats and cold weatherclothing for their Thrift Stores. Make a donationand receive their thanks with a $5 off coupon withyour $25 purchase. Furniture and householdgoods are also needed. Call for large item pick upsat 877-St-Vince (877-788-4623).

FORECLOSURE HELP IS AVAILABLE. Call NewHope Community Development Non-Profit HousingCorporation at 313-255-6275 to set up anappointment with a counselor. There is no costfor the counseling. New Hope is a MSHDA andHUD approved Housing Counseling Agency.

HANDYMAN AVAILABLE: Parish member. Reasonable prices. References available onrequest. Call David at 1-631-960-6596.

CATHOLIC CRUISE TO ALASKA: Come and sailaway on a 7-night Catholic Alaska Cruise withFather John Harper August 3rd - 10th 2014 onHolland America Statendam out of Seward, Alaska. Ports of Call include Glacier Bay, Haines, Juneau,and Ketchikan, Alaska, Cruising Inside Passage,and Vancouver, British Columbia. Prices begin at$2008 for two passengers (includes all port feesand taxes). Daily Mass offered. Deposits of only$350 per person will reserve your cabin; deadlineis July 25th. Space is limited. Contact Doug orE i l een a t 860-399-1785 o r ema i lDoug@CatholicCruisesandTours.com to register orfor more information.

MEDICARE IS THE BEST CARE IF YOU AREAGE 65 OR OLDER: If you are age 65 or olderand haven't signed up for Medicare Part B (MedicalInsurance), now is the time to consider doing so.The general enrollment period for Medicare Part Bruns from January 1 through March 31 each year.

Scriptures

for the Week

Sunday: Ex 17:3-7/Rom 5:1-2, 5-8/Jn 4:5-42or 4:5-15, 19b-26, 39a, 40-42

Monday: 2 Kgs 5:1-15ab/Lk 4:24-30Tuesday: Is 7:10-14; 8:10/Heb 10:4-10

Lk 1:26-38Wednesday: Dt 4:1, 5-9/Mt 5:17-19Thursday: Jer 7:23-28/Lk 11:14-23Friday: Hos 14:2-10/Mk 12:28-34Saturday: Hos 6:1-6/Lk 18:9-14

4th Sunday of Lent1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a/Eph 5:8-14

Jn 9:1-4 or 9:1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38

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3/25 THE MID-LIFE JOURNEY Come and explore the impact of life transitions onwomen in middle adulthood at Crossroads: TheMidlife Journey on Tuesday, March 25 from 8:30a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at St. Paul of the Cross Retreat &Conference Center, 23333 Schoolcraft, Detroit. Costis $50/individual (includes lunch). To register or formore information, call 313-286-2802. You mayregister online at www.passionist,org/stpauls.

3/26 CONVERSATIONS WITH . . .The Sojourner Foundation will hold its annualWomen’s History Month event, Conversations With ...on Wednesday, March 26 from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. atthe Roostertail Catering Club. Tickets are $65 ($35donation) for dinner and program with featuredpresentations of historical women. Grant awards willbe presented to organizations helping women andgirls. Call the parish office for tickets or moreinformation.

3/28 BENEFIT CONCERT The Sarah Sherrard Band will perform a benefitconcert for St. Aloysius Neighborhood Services onFriday, March 28 from 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. in the mainbody of St. Aloysius Church, 1234 WashingtonBoulevard, Detroit. Neighborhood Services providesfood, drink, seasonal clothing, medical referrals, andcompanionship to homeless and seniors on thestreets and in the community. Free will offeringsaccepted.

3/29 SPIRITUAL MASTERS SERIESJustice Has a Face: The Meaning of Oscar Romero

Today is the second of a special series exploringspiritual masters. Mary Jo Leddy, PhD will speakabout the example of Oscar Romero on Saturday,March 29 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at VisitationNorth Spirituality Center, 7227 Lahser Road,Bloomfield Hills. Suggested donation is $20. Call248-433-0950 for information or to register.

3/30 HILDEGARD OF BINGEN Hildegard of Bingen (1098 - 1179), a Benedictineabbess, mystic, composer, healer, and preacher, isbeing celebrated by the Adrian Dominican Sisters ina special series of events. In Hildegard’s Footsteps: A

Musical Celebration of Female Composers will beperformed by the Siena Heights University ChoralGroup at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 30 in HolyRosary Chapel on the campus of the Sisters at 1257East Siena Heights Drive, Adrian. Free will offering.

< Tue, Mar 25, 6:00 - 9:00 pmEvening of Prayer and Reflection for Women@ Manresa Jesuit Retreat House 1390 Quarton Road, Bloomfield HillsShining Christ’s Light: Reflections on Women in the

Church and in the World will be a special evening ofprayer and inspiring personal reflections by women offaith who, like you, have chosen to say “yes” toshining Christ’s light in this world. Cost is $35. Dinner served at 6:00 p.m., followed by program at7:00 p.m. To register call 248-644-4933 ext 10 orvisit www.manresa-sj.org.

< Thu, Mar 27 - Fri, Mar 28 Parish/Faith Community Nurses Retreat@ Capuchin Retreat Center62460 Mt Vernon Rd, Washhington This annual retreat is for all in the health careprofession, especially parish nurses. Retreat beginsThursday evening at 5:30 p.m. and ends Friday at3:00 p.m. Cost is $85 ($30 Thursday only, $45Friday only) and includes meals and sleepingaccommodations. For more information, call 313-237-5905. Register online at aod.org/csministry.

< Fri, Mar 28 - Sun, Mar 30Christian Meditation Retreat@ Manresa Jesuit Retreat House 1390 Quarton Road, Bloomfield HillsA silent retreat offering the experience of meditationas well as teachings on our growth in the Christ-lifeand how meditation helps one be transformed inChrist. Directed by Father Leo Cachat, SJ. Theretreat begins Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. and closesSunday at 1:00 p.m. Cost is $225 (a nonrefundableregistration fee of $50 is required) and includesprivate room and meals (first meal is Saturdaybreakfast). To register, or visit www.manresa-sj.org.

< Sat, Apr 5, 10:00 am - 12:00 noonMusing Over Mugs @ Visitation North Spirituality Center7227 Lahser Rd, Bloomfield HillsWomen gather on the first Saturday in a small groupand, using readings, reflections and sharing, exploretheir "ordinary" experiences with the eyes of faith.The booklet Bridges to Contemplative Living with

Thomas Merton is used. Freewill offering. Facilitatedby Monica Stuhlreyer, IHM. For questions or toregister, call 248-433-0950.

Retreat ScheduleCOMING EVENTS:

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Sunday Collection Reportby Gene Snyders

Weekly Budget: $ 7,225.00

Sunday Offerings 3/9/2014 $ 8,643.75

Sunday Offerings 3/16/2014 $ 9,985.00

Shortfall for the Budget Year: $ 2,223.79

Stewardship Thoughts

This week, CRS Rice Bowlinvites us to enter intosolidarity with the people ofthe Philippines. We areencouraged to reflect on theCatholic social teaching

principle, Option for the Poor, and reminded of Jesus’

words: “Whatever you did for the least of mine, you

did for me.” Let us pray this week for our brothersand sisters in the Philippines and all around theworld, that we see the Face of Christ in the pooramong us.

CSA Minute

Parish Nursing

Parish and faith community nurses from across theArchdiocese of Detroit will gather for a retreat March27-28 at the Capuchin Retreat Center in Washington,Michigan. The retreat will feature Mary Mitsch, RN,speaking on "Journey Through Life's ChangingEvents: Finding Meaning in Grief and Loss," and akeynote address by Sister Janet Schaeffler, OP, on"Compassionate Action, Committed Advocacy: OurPrivilege (and Challenge) as Parish/Faith CommunityNurses."

Your gifts to the Catholic Services Appeal supportparish nursing, which is a program of the Office ofChristian Service and Health Care Ministries. Parishnurses encourage the faithful to care for themselvesand others as an expression of God's love. They serveas pastoral staff members, as well as spiritualcaregivers, health counselors and educators, andhealth resources and advocates.

For more information about CSA-funded ministries,programs, and services, please go to www.AOD.org.

Please Pray For The Deceased

Delphine Pastula (2/23)cousin of Andrea Baier and Mary Mathis

Terry Vanden Berg ((2/28)nephew of Sue Vanden Berg

Paul Warunek (2/28)uncle of Jane Mueller

Shirley Jones (3/3)grandmother of Deontee Jones

Please Pray For Those In The Military: Jared Brooks (Marines), Anthony Carson (Army),

Anthony Ford (Army), Jonah LaTour, Jon LaTour, John Maurer (Air Force), Robbie Mayes (Marines),Christopher Moniere (National Guard), Jonathan Singleton (Army), Kelly Sionkowski-Jackson (Air Force),Corey Sullivan (Army), Christopher Summers (Army), and Lance Walker II (Army).

Question of the Week

3rd Sunday of Lent

Jesus said to her, “Everyone who drinks of thiswater will be thirsty again, but those who drink ofthe water that I will give them will never be thirsty.The water that I will give will become in them aspring of water gushing up to eternal life.” (John4:13–14)

Adult: Where have you found a source of “livingwater” for your own journey of faith?

Child: Name some times when your belief in Jesushelped make you stronger.

Please call 313-537-5770 to remove a name or add a name to our prayer lists.

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Monday 8:30 am + Terry Vanden Berg (req by Corpus Christi Parish)

Tuesday 12:00 n Funeral Mass for Delores Broadnax

Wednesday 8:30 am + Paul Warunek (req by Corpus Christi Parish)

Thursday 8:30 am + Shirley Jones (req by Corpus Christi Parish)

Friday No Mass or Communion Service

Saturday 4:00 pm + Paul DeNye (req by Corpus Christi Parish)

Sunday 9:00 am11:00 am

For the People of Corpus Christi+ David and Evelyn Beer (req by Judy Bedard)

Please Pray For Our Sick Members:

Please Pray For Our Relatives and Friends:

Maureen BegerSynia BenjaminFrieda BoydEvelyn BrantleyGwen BrysonAngeline ButlerJoe Cagle SrWalter CarsonJohn ClintonAggie ContiVeronica Conway Jefferie Cook Sr.Sheri DarginKevin DeMatasChris DoraisPecorlia DorseyMiShawn Earl

Ann El-HajjMarie FetzerRenita FletcherGlenn ForterShelley ForterRosemary GivensMartha HarrisTerrie HendersonCheryl HillAl HogrebeMary C. HustolesWarren JaynesHilda JeffriesRoswitha JordanBeverly KempBob LindsayGrace Lindsay

Bill LuckenLeila McDoleValerie McDonaldKathy MontgomeryVirginia MoyerCharlene Mulholland

Nestor MunisShirley OldenburgJerry O’NeillDorothy OsipJohn OnwudinjoDeborah ParentAnn Parent-Ogletree Felicia Pitts-Harper

Evangeline Pruett Phyllis PruettElyse Ryder

Mary Pat SheltonVivian SpenceGreg SpightBernice Slaughter Anita StephensColletta SykesFred SylvesterAdele WaddellNorris WalkerMarie Fourne Watson

Catherine WilliamsKathy Wilson Maureen Zink

Homebound:Fannie L. AgeeBetty Antaya

Darlie BouieJudories FortWilma GandyBranch Gassoway Margaret Gassoway

Ruth HillRonald HillsErnestine JacksonMarie LeonardLee OgilvieJames O’NeilRuth Pitts Hulda ReedIsiah SearlsMary Pat SheltonBill ShepherdJudy Stec

Brendia ThomasJohn TilleryDolores Wodarski

Nursing Home/Rehab Center: Ann BlufordBeverley B-Johnson

Lottie Gorzelewski

Patricia AlexanderJoe AndersonLinda AndersonBarbara AtallaThe Awotwi FamilyJeff BadarakTony BainesBarbara BaldwinDale Beger Katy BesseyChristopher BiddleAngela BlakelyWilliam BowmanEdward Boxley IIILinda BrownRon BrownAuby BrysonBarbara BrysonEd BurtonThomas CalhounGary ClarkPerry ConwayVivian CookKathy CottonJoann CoulesDavid DareGeraldine DawsonWoodrow Dawson

Brenda DeboseCharles DickersonBarbara DoraisJoanne DoraisClida EllisonJanice EvansRonald FletcherBarbara FordAndre FortWanda GardnerSally GauthierMaressa GayNestelyn GaySherman GilmoreLillian Gray-AmstutzSandy Klepeck Green

Anna Gyles Cora HarperJoseph HarperKelly HarperAntoinette HenryBetty HermanTom HustolesPatti JacksonAllen JacobBillie JacobsRobert JareyVictoria Kennedy

Mary Alice KennyKristen KingzettKatie Lutzo KissellFred KolpValerie LewisNeville LodgeJim LorengerCharlie LullBetty MackWilliam MappBea MarxMichael MathisJacqueline McCutcheon

Scott McDonaldAnthony McNealLinda MelsonJerry Mercier JrJim MessinkDarwin MillsAnne MoloneyKaren MomperCurtis MomsenDorothy MooreElizabeth MooreShirley V MooreJustine M NeguimSara Nell-WallaceKimberly Newberry

Bob NielsenErnestine Nimmons

Susan OrlandoJean OwensJeff PadalinoPatty PageWillie Parker JrCyndi PaskJulia PatilloJerome PerryRuth Ann PettyTom PettyReginald PhillipsMyrtelle Pierre-Louis

Gerald PollockLorren PollockBrian Reinkensmier

David RemoSandra ReynoldsAl RileyLinda RiversBetty RobinsonTisha SaldanaAnthony Salem Frank SalemDan SalkSherry SamuelEthel Mae Sanders

Helen SchroederJuanita SimmonsMildred ScottAnthony SledgeEmily SmaleD’Angela SmithElizabeth SmithJoyce SmithKathy SmithMable SmithBeverly SneedSam SombomEvelyn SpittleChristine StanfieldMary Lou StantonNicholas StephensKathy StewartBeatrice StocktonNiki SutsinFrances SykesThelma ThomasShirley TravisAngela TurnerCharlene ValenteTerry Vanden BergMartha WardBill WarrenLarry Weaver

Madison WebsterMarie WebsterHannah WellsBrady WesleyJerry WheelerJackie WillemsenJim WillemsenGerhard WilmAnnette WimberlyDoris Woody

March 24thru

March 30

2013 - 2014

Why Is Paul Always Writing Letters? is the

topic of our last session of GOF Year 11. Come

learn how St. Paul’s letters in the Bible are an

integral part of our Sunday worship.

Deacon Paul Mueller will lead the adult presentation,

along with Michele Baines and Carl Clendenning (music

minister from Gesu Parish), who will lead us in music and

song in the spirit of St. Paul.

Teens will view a DVD about St. Paul featuring Mark

The Bible Geek, followed by discussion with Michele

Hudson. Gilda Ford will teach the Grade 3 - 7 children

and Jane Mueller will be the catechist for the younger

children. The teens and children will conclude their

sessions with music and song led by Fannie Larkins.

What happens at GOF ?

Ø Opening Session

(in the church after Mass)

Ù Food & Fellowship

Ú Learning Groups

N Adults

N Youth (age 13 - 17, grade 8 - 12)

N Children N age 8 - 12, grade 3 - 7

N age 3 - 7, grade P - 2

N Nursery (infants & toddlers)

Û Large Group Sharing

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The Bible Alive Today Letters, Letters & More Letters

Sunday, March 30 immediately following the 11:00 MassRegistration deadline

is 12 noon Mon Mar 24

Every household

registered

for a

GOF session

is eligible for a

chance to win a

special gift.

You must be

present to win!

Generations of Faith is a “One-Mass Sunday” event!

Registration brochures available at back of church and the parish office

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313-531-1888

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Weekend Ministries Schedule: March 29/30, 2014 — 4 Sunday of Lentth

LECTORS EMES SERVERS GREETERS USHERSLIT. OF WORDW/ CHILDREN

LIT.ASST.

Sat4 PM

Veronica Cunningham

Peter Mueller Jinette Chapman Kim Dickerson

Anthony Peter-Koyi

Jared Webb Elaine O’Neill Team A Glennys

Merritt

Sun9 AM

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Sun11 AM

Al Hogrebe Katina Smith

Team 2- Irene Unsleber

Kanzoni RamseyJuliana Obia Chukwuma Ezeanya

Martina Umoh

Gloria James Connie Rucker

Team C Virginia Moyer Marie Kmett TBD

Ron Marine

PLANT & ALTAR CARE Michelle Cagle, Joe Cagle, Lolita Davis

CATECHISTSCatechesis of Good Shepherd I: Brenda Davis, Adeline Auguste, Nneka Ezeanya, Harold UnsleberCatechesis of Good Shepherd II: TBDRCIA-Theology: TBD RCIA-Dismissal: TBD

SUNDAY BUS DRIVER Anthony Gill313-778-8478

SUNDAY NURSERY Mahalia Arthur-Williams Vivian Obia

COFFEE/DONUTFELLOWSHIP

9:00 No Coffee/Donuts — Generations of Faith

11:00 No Coffee/Donuts — Generations of Faith

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SOCIAL SECURITY ONLINE: To applyfor benefits or conduct business, visitwww.socialsecurity.gov.

NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCEHOTLINE: If you are in a crisis situation,call 1-800-799-7233 immediately.

UNITED WAY 2-1-1 IS NOW ONLINE:Locate community service resources listedwith United Way’s 2-1-1 hotline at www.211.UnitedWaySEM.org.

PROJECT RACHEL is a post-abortionministry providing trained professionalcounselors, spiritual directors, andreferrals to retreat weekends for men andwomen suffering from the loss of theirunborn child. Call 1-888-722-4355.

AFFORDABLE CARE ACT: For a trainedNavigator, call 800-318-2596. For moreinformation and/or online application, visithealthcare.gov or marketplace.cms.gov

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MAIN CHAPEL2624 West Grand Blvd 313-873-0771Detroit, MI 48208

NORTHWEST CHAPEL16100 Schaefer Hwy 313-835-3997Detroit, MI 48235

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Corpus Christi Catholic Church19800 Pembroke AvenueDetroit MI 48219-2145