JUNE 10, 2018 TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME� � � 1�

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JUNE 10, 2018� � � � � � � TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME�

INSIDE THE HERALD�

Liturgical Season of Ordinary Time��page 3�

Lost & Found��page 5�

Volunteer Corner ��page 6�

Religious Ed. Registra�on��page 10�

Rummage Sale Flyer��page 13�FAREWELL CHELSEA WILDE�

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Chelsea Wilde is returning to the Northwest. She has accepted a youth ministry posi+on at St. John the Bap+st Parish in Covington, Washington, near Sea/le. ��

Although Chelsea has only been here ten months, she has found great success in gathering the teens on Sunday evenings. We thank her for fostering faith, comradery and building a community of joyful enthusias+c teens. We applaud her for her service and dedica+on to St. Hugo’s Parish.��

Chelsea’s last day will be on Thursday, June 14. On Saturday, June 16 she will begin her new ministry in Washington state.��

We pray that God will con+nue to bless Chelsea in her ministry with youth.�

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Msgr. Tony, Fr. Tim, Sr. Barb, and the Parish Staff�

COLUMBARIUM CLEANUP��

We have ins+tuted a new cleanup procedure for the �

St. Hugo Columbarium and we will be removing all

wilted / old flowers on a weekly basis (typically each

Thursday).� If the flowers were placed in a permanent pot

or vase these items will be retained and stored in the St.

Hugo maintenance garage.� Family members should call

or come by the office to make arrangements to meet with

maintenance to pick up these items Please call the parish

office at 248�644�5460 if you have ques+ons.�

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We thank everyone for their con$nued efforts in keeping

the columbarium reverent and $dy. �

2 � � � � ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS | BLOOMFIELD HILLS�

JUNE 10, 2018�

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Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of bulle�n informa�on. We offer our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions that may occur.�

Sr. Barb� 3�

Calendar� 4�

New Parishioners� 4�

Marriage News� 4�

Upcoming Mee�ngs� 5�

Events�at�a�Glance� 5�

Volunteer Corner� 6�

Ongoing Events� 6, 7�

Calendar Scheduling� 7�

Stewardship/ CSA� 8�

Offertory� 8�

Giving/ Text 2 Give� 9�

School News� 10�

Religious Ed� 10�

Youth/ YA Ministry� 11�

Altar Guild� 12�14�

AOD� 15�

Non�Parish� 15�

RTL� Respect Life� 15�

Music Notes� 16�

Deceased� 16�

Sick/ Military� 17�

Gospel/ Medita�on� 18�

Mass Inten�ons� 19�

Ministry Schedule � 20�

Pastor Rev. Msgr. Anthony M. Tocco�

Associate Pastor Rev. Timothy Wezner�Pastoral Associate & RCIA Sr. Barbara Rund, OP�

Senior Associate Rev. Joseph Szewczyk�Senior Priest Rev. George Hazler, I.V.Dei�Senior Priest Rev. Joe Grimaldi�

Weekend Associate Rev. Mark Wendling, SOLT�Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Michael T. Smith�

Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Oscar Brown�Business Manager Brian Bartkowiak�Parish Accountant Ms. Carol Pates�

Accounts Receivable Coordinator Ms. Cathy Seifert�Music Director Mr. John Si,ard�

Associate Organist Mr. Mitchell Garcia�Carillonneur Mr. David Enos�Marriage Prep. Coordinator Mrs. Pa,y Sinta�

Parish Administra"ve Assistant Ms. Ruth Whitesell�Infant Bap"sm Coordinator Ms. Stephanie Spinale�

Weekend Administra"ve Assistant Mr. Mason Brown�Youth Minister TBD�Digital Media Manager / Bulle"n Mr. Bryan Clifford��

PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 248�642�6062�

Parish Cateche"cal Leader Mrs. Barbara Bacci�Yugovich�Rel. Educa"on Administra"ve Assistant Mrs. Angela Venos��

SCHOOL 248�642�6131�

Principal Mr. Joe Vincler�Assistant Principal Mrs. Nicole Regen9k�Office Manager Mrs. Kelly Ryan��

CLOTHES CLOSET and FOOD PANTRY 248�646�0920� Summer Hours: M � W 8 a.m. � 12 p.m. July: Closed��

SAINT HUGO HERALD [email protected]� �

Deadline for submissions is Mondays by 4 PM via email only��

YOUTH MINISTRY �

WEB www.sthugo.org/youth�ministry��

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confessions)�

Saturday a1ernoon 3:30 � 4:30 PM �Before and a1er each weekday 6:10 AM Mass. ��

ST. HUGO CHURCH WI�FI�Network: St.Hugo Guest Network�

Password: sthugoguests��

TWITTER: @StHugoChurch��

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SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE�

� Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance � by contac"ng Pa8y Sinta at the parish office: �� 248�644�5460 ext. 2212 or [email protected].� SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM�

� Arrangements must be made by contac"ng Stephanie � Spinale at the parish office: 248�644�5460 ext. 2202 or � [email protected]. Bap"sm prepara"on � �

� takes place once a month, usually on the first Wednesday at � � 7:00 PM. Celebra"on of Bap"sms take place on the second � and fourth Sundays at 1:30 PM. � HOLY EUCHARIST FOR THE SICK OR HOMEBOUND�� Contact the parish office at 248�644�5460. Fr. Joseph � �

� visits sick parishioners in the hospital, nursing home or � private home.� HOLY HOUR (EXPOSITION OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST)�

� Monthly: Adora"on is held on the first Tuesday of the month � � beginning a1er the 8:30 am mass and will con"nue un"l � a1er the Holy Hour at 7:30 in the Chapel.�� Daily Exposi"on of the Holy Eucharist: A1er 6:10 AM Mass � un"l 7:00 AM Monday�Friday (Chapel).� ROSARY�� Monday�Saturday immediately following the 8:30 AM Mass.��

REGISTRATION�

� All new parishioners are encouraged to register in the parish � office. Address changes, moves or dele"ons may be � reported in person, by phone, by fax or by e�mail. � � FORMED: CATHOLIC VIDEOS ON DEMAND �

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PARISH OFFICE 248�644�5460 2215 OPDYKE ROAD, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, 48304�

Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of bulle�n informa�on. We offer our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions that may occur.�

PARISH OFFICE HOURS�

MON � FRI 8:30 AM�4:30

PM�

SATURDAY 9:00 AM�5:00 PM�

SUNDAY 9:00 AM�1:30 PM�

DIRECTORY �

SATURDAY�8:30 AM � � CHAPEL�5:00 PM VIGIL� CHURCH�

�SUNDAY�7:00 AM� � CHAPEL�8:00 AM� � CHURCH�10:00 AM� � CHURCH�12 NOON� � CHURCH�5:00 PM� � CHURCH��

WEEKDAY�MON�FRI�6:10 AM� � CHAPEL�8:30 AM� � CHAPEL*�*During the school year� WED Masses in Church ��

HOLY DAY�6:10 AM� � CHAPEL�9:00 AM� � CHURCH�12 NOON� � CHURCH�7:00 PM� � CHURCH�

INDEX �

MASS SCHEDULE�


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Today the Church begins the liturgical season of

Ordinary Time. It is a liturgical season that celebrates

the work of Christ in the Church and the world. It is the

+me of mission, to go forth as a disciple and to proclaim

the Lord Jesus. During Ordinary Time, the Scripture

readings provide an opportunity for us to encounter

Christ, grow in Christ and to share Christ (Archbishop

Vigneron, Unleash the Gospel, p47). �

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Ordinary Time is the longest season of the liturgical

year, thirty�three or thirty�four weeks, which equals

about two�thirds of the liturgical year (refer to the green

in the picture above). It begins at the end of the

Christmas season “on the Monday a,er the feast of the

Bap$sm of the Lord and con$nues $ll Tuesday before

Ash Wednesday … begins again a,er Pentecost and ends

before the First Sunday of Advent” (General Norms for

the Liturgical Year and the Calendar, 44). In other

words, Ordinary Time is in two�parts, and the length

alone alerts us to the significance and importance of

Ordinary Time. �

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During Ordinary Time, a different Gospel is read each

year: Ma/hew in cycle A, Mark in cycle B and Luke in

cycle C. This year we have been reading from the

Gospel of Mark or cycle B. Every year, excerpts of the

Gospel of John are read, especially during the Sundays

of Lent, the Easter Season, on special feast days, or in

the summer of cycle B. The cycles begin on the First

Sunday of Advent and end on the last Sunday of the

Church Year, Christ the King.�

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Of all the Sunday readings, the Gospels are shown

special reverence because Christ is being proclaimed to

us. The new Roman Missal describes the Gospel as “the

high point of the Liturgy of the Word…great reverence is

to be shown to this reading…with special marks of

honor” (2011 Roman Missal, p. 33, par. 60). For

example, a special cover embellishes the Gospel Book,

candles lead the procession, and the deacon or priest

proclaim the Gospel�

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At Va+can II, the bishops expressed the hope that “the

treasures of the Bible…be opened up more lavishly, so

that a richer fare may be provided for the faithful at the

table of God’s Word” (SC, art. 51). The result of the

1969 revision of the Sunday readings has been one of

the most crea+ve and welcomed reforms of Va+can II

because the “treasures” of the Bible were opened

before us. It is amazing to realize that since 1969, we

have heard the Bible read to us in the three�year cycle

of readings approximately sixteen +mes.�

THE LITURGICAL SEASON OF ORDINARY TIME | by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP�


JUNE 10, 2018�

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Rosary following daily 8:30 AM Mass�

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Monday, June 11, 2018 �

6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass � Chapel�

10:00 AM Christian Meditation� Hall B�

7:00 PM Charismatic Prayer Group � School Library�

7:00 PM Perpetual Help Devotions�

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Tuesday, June 12, 2018�

6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass� Chapel�

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Wednesday, June 13, 2018�


9:15 AM Sunday Readings #2 � Hall A�

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Thursday, June 14, 2018�


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Friday, June 15, 2018�


7:00 AM Sunday Readings � Hall A �

Saturday, June 16, 2018�

5:00 PM Mass � Church�

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Sunday, June 17, 2018 �

7:00 AM Mass � Chapel�

8:00 & 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon Masses � Church�

5:00 PM Mass � Church�

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Library Open Following 8 a.m. , 10:00 a.m. �

and 12 Noon Masses�

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WEEKLY CALENDAR�

NEW PARISHIONERS�

JUNE�

Benjamin and Belkis Bucio and Family�

Ms. Angela Ferrara�

John and Chris$ne Tricoli and Family�

David and Susan Suter�

Ms. Barbara Doyle�

Bernard and Patricia Paige�

BANNS OF MARRIAGE�

Lindsay Elizabeth Haubenreich and �

Benjamin Francis Krolikowski�

Meghan Elizabeth Pappas and Kirk James Schumacher�

Jessica Anne Connell and Ma?hew Ray Spagnuolo�

Danielle Marie Kramer and Marcus Donald Feldpausch�

Nicole Marie Pen$s and Joseph Roy East�

CELERATING WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES �JUNE�

Gus and Ruth Stefanek � 65 years�

Tom and Callie Schmidt � 55 years�

David and Kathleen Royer � 54 years�

Bill and Vivian Norton � 52 years�

Bernard and Carol Leahy � 50 years�

Michael and Nancy Phillips � 50 years�

John and Judie Balint � 48 years�

Dennis and Diane Kramer � 45 years�

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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!�

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We love to hear from you! If you would like your

wedding anniversary listed in the Herald, please email to

pa/[email protected].�

Sunshine enjoying some a(en�on during the Parish Picnic�


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EVENTS�AT�GLANCE�

Finance Council�

Tuesday, tbd, 2018��8 a.m. �

Parish Pastoral Council�

Tuesday, tbd, 2018��7 p.m. �

Chris�an Service Commission�

Tuesday, tbd, 2018��3 p.m.�

Educa�on Commission�


Evangeliza�on Commi1ee�

Wednesday, June 6, 2018��7 p.m.�

Stewardship Commission�


Worship Commission�


June 20� Great Lakes Chamber Concert�

June 20� Altar Guild Rummage Sale 6 p.m. �9 p.m.�

June 21� Altar Guild Rummage Sale 9 a.m. �6 p.m.�

June 22� Altar Guild Rummage Sale 9 a.m.�12 Noon�

June 21� Great Lakes Chamber Concert�

July 29�Aug. 5 ….. SOS (South Oakland Shelter)�

Aug. 15� Holy Day, Assump+on Masses at�

� 6:10 a.m., 9 a.m., 12 Noon, 7 p.m.�

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UPCOMING MEETING DATES�

Wednesday, June 20 � James Tocco and Paul Watkins�

7:30 p.m. � 9:30 p.m. St. Hugo Chapel�

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Thursday, June 21 � Bernstein: Arias and Barcarolles�

7:30 p.m. � 9:30 p.m. St. Hugo Chapel�

St. Hugo Chapel closed during Great Lakes Music Fes+val.

All masses held during June 18�22 will be in the church. �

LOST AND FOUND�a,er all weekend masses�

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Are you wondering where you leS your favorite

umbrella, reading glasses, or bible? Perhaps something

was leS in the church and has made its way to our Lost

and Found. We have accumulated several items in our

Lost and Found closet. These items will be placed on a

table outside the Parish Office from June 8 to June 15.

Please stop by the table and hopefully you will find your

favorite umbrella, reading glasses or your Bible. Items leS

at the end of that week will be donated to the Rummage

Sale. �

Thank you!�

SOUTH OAKLAND SHELTER WEEK �at St. Hugo of the Hills �

Sunday, July 29 to Sunday, August 5�

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St. Hugo of the Hills is hos+ng our friends from the South

Oakland Shelter again this year! We need your help! �

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Visit www.sthugo.org/sdvp to register and download the

flyer which describes all opportuni+es to help, or call �

(248)253�0675 for more informa+on.�


JUNE 10, 2018�

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VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST WITH �

FUNERAL LUNCHES�

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Who: Anyone over the age of 18�

When: Following 11:00 am Funerals�

Where: St Hugo Social Hall�

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Who we need!�

• Monthly Phone caller (make phone calls for

Luncheon servers when a lunch is requested)�

• Set Up Crew�

• Host/Hostess�

• Servers�

• Clean Up Crew�

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This very important ministry is greatly appreciated by

the families of the deceased. If you are looking for a

chance to give of your +me and talent, please call �

Cathy Gulvezan at 248�302�1017 and please leave a

message. Thank you for your considera+on.�

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The Chris$an Service Commission�

LOOKING FOR BAPTISMAL SACRISTANS!��

Training is minimal and the rewards are boun+ful! �

Call Stephanie Spinale at 248�644�5460, ext. 2202 or

email [email protected]�

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Thank You!�

CANTORS NEEDED��

We are currently in need of more cantors for weekend

liturgies.� � Previous vocal experience (cantor or choir) is

presumed.� Some music reading ability is required.��

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For more informa+on, or to arrange an audi+on, please

contact John Si/ard at john.si/[email protected]�

VOLUNTEER CORNER�


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ST. HUGO SINGLE SENIORS EVENT IN JUNE��

Luncheon at The Moose Preserve Bar & Grill�

Sunday, June 24, 2018 �2:00 p.m.�

43034 N. Woodward Ave.�

Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302�

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RSVP by June 21, 2018,�Separate Checks��

RSVP to Nancy Biehl 248� 410�2081�

BREAKING BREAD��

On June 23/24 the men from the Capuchin Baking

Program, On the Rise Bakery,�will be at our �parish. �The

men bring themselves and their products to witness that

they are working on both improving their lives and their

products. � Parish support helps them to achieve these

goals. �They are thankful to the pastor and the parish for

this opportunity.�

PARISH CALENDAR SCHEDULING BEGINS JULY 9�by the Parish Calendar Commi?ee�

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Beginning July 9, parish groups may request to use the

St. Hugo facili+es from August 13, 2018 through July 31,

2019. There is no automa+c rescheduling. A new

“Facility Set�Up Sheet” must be submi/ed, even if you

had a regularly recurring event this past year. �

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Please note for the staff to a/end to major maintenance,

repairs and construc+on needs during the summer, the

parish hall and mee+ng rooms will have limited

availability from June 25 through August 12.�

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For your event to be scheduled on the calendar, a

“Facility Set�Up Sheet” must be submi/ed for each

reserva+on request. The “Facility Set�Up Sheet” form is

available in the parish office or on the parish website

www.sthugo.org. No event will be schedule in the

parish calendar un�l a “Facility Set�Up Sheet” is

received and approved by the parish calendar

commi1ee. �

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The parish has an approved priority order for the

scheduling of events.�

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Events to be schedule BEFORE July 9:�

• Liturgical celebra+ons and sacrament prepara+on

mee+ngs (Mass, Sacraments, etc.)�

• Parish and Finance Councils, and Commissions of the

Parish, and the parish major ac+vi+es (parish picnic,

town hall mee+ng, volunteer party, other parish

events, etc.)�

• Staff programs of forma+on and ministry (Religious

Educa+on, School, Adult Faith Forma+on and

Evangeliza+on, Youth Ministry, Choirs, Protec+ng

God’s Children, Catechist Forma+on, etc.)�

• Archdiocesan or Vicariate Mee+ngs (with prior

approval from the Pastoral Associate who will

consult with the Pastor and Associate Pastor)�

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Events to be scheduled AFTER July 9:�

• Other parish groups (Altar Guild, Ushers, Scouts, etc.)�

• Outside parish groups (with prior approval from the

Pastoral Associate who will consult with the Pastor

and Associate Pastor)�

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If you have a ques�on, please contact the Parish

Administra�ve Assistant (Ruth Whitesell) by phone �

248�644�5460 or email [email protected]. �


JUNE 10, 2018�

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STEWARDSHIP/ CSA�

OPENING DOORS TO GROW WITH CHRIST�

The theme of the 2018 CSA campaign is Opening Doors

to Grow with Christ.� The CSA campaign allows us to

support both the ministry of the Archdiocese of Detroit

and ensure the stability of our parish and school for the

future. �

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A giS to the CSA is one of the best ways to benefit the

parish.� Any amounts donated in excess of our CSA goal

are returned to the parish without any tax by the

Archdiocese.� Addi+onally, CSA dona+ons do NOT impact

the CSA target for subsequent years. �

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We strongly encourage all parishioners to make their CSA

pledge through online giving. � This is a great way to

reduce the overhead cost of the CSA campaign. There is a

custom site to make your CSA pledge on behalf of �

St. Hugo:� h/p://sthugo.aodcsa.org While our weekly

contribu+ons are vital to opera+ng our parish,

investments in the CSA are also extremely important due

to the following:�

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• Beginning June 1, please make all checks payable to

the Archdiocese of Detroit � CSA�

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• All investments help support the work which the

Archdiocese performs in Southeastern

Michigan.� This includes funding to Sacred Heart

Major Seminary, evangeliza+on programs, Chris+an

service and health care ministries, Catholic

educa+on, youth ministry programs, and much more.�

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• Amounts invested in the CSA do not impact St.

Hugo’s CSA target for future years.�

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Visit www.sthugo.org �or h�p:sthugo.aodcsa.org�

to make your CSA pledge online.��

We thank you for any contribu�on towards the success

of the CSA campaign this year!�

OFFERTORY UPDATE�

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78%

Thank you for your con nued support!�

Our Goal: $380,819

Current: $297,622�

Date�Weekly

Offertory�

Weekly �

Budget�

Weekly �

Variance�

06/03/18� $ 48,083 � $ 42,428 � $ 5,655 �

05/27/18� $ 35,772 � $ 42,428 � $ (6,656)�

05/20/18� $ 44,161 � $ 42,428 � $ 1,733 �

05/13/18� $ 49,441 � $ 42,428 � $ 7,013 �

this week's offertory includes online giving of $10,255�

Fiscal Yr� YTD Actual� YTD Budget� YTD Variance�

2017�18� $2,105,938 � $ 2,078,976 � $ 26,962 �

2016�17� $2,040,295 � $ 2,019,486 � $ 20,809 �

2015�16� $2,005,054 � $ 2,002,385 � $ 2,669 �


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DONATIONS � SAFETY & SECURITY �

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Parishioners have asked how to contribute specifically towards the ongoing efforts that keep �St. Hugo a safe environment for everyone. Visit STHUGO.ORG and under the ONLINE GIVING tab is a link which will direct you the Safety & Security dona+ons. ��

NEW: �Now available with Text�to�Give, by simply typing a dona+on amount followed by the key word security, your contribu+on will directly go to the ongoing efforts keeping the student, parishioners and staff secure and safe. �

NEW | TEXT�to� GIVE�

ONLINE GIVING�

There are more choices than ever to ensure our parishioners have the most convenient way to

give back to the community. What was once a weekly task of wri+ng a check may seem like a

thing of the past to a new genera+on. Visit www.sthugo.org and click ONLINE GIVING to find

the method of giving that best suits you. We are grateful for any contribu+on of +me, talent or

treasure. We are all a safe and thriving community because of each person under our roof. �

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St. Hugo is happy to announce that

we are now offering a Text�to�Give

op+on for dona+ng to regular

offertory and special funds.�You can

text an amount to�248�331�8816� to

donate to the regular offertory. For

special funds, an amount followed

by the designa+on (example 30

angels) can be sent. �

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Visit our website for full details and

easy steps to get started, �

www.sthugo.org/text�to�give. �


JUNE 10, 2018�

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ST. HUGO SCHOOL NEWS�

CONGRATULATIONS TO� Zach Wyciskalla!� Zach was last

week’s TRACK winner.�He was nominated by Mrs. Kender

for being helpful in the classroom.� Keep up the good

work, Zach!�

A very special, hearXelt Thank You to all of the parents

who have donated their +me, talents and treasure to our

school this year.�It has been a wonderful school year, and

we are grateful as we think about how our children have

grown spiritually, academically and physically at St. Hugo

of the Hills School.� �Many thanks to our PTG Commi/ee

Colleen and Mike O’Brien�President, Lorry and John

Schwegman�President�Elect, Laura and Tim Kalil�

Treasurer, Jodi and Joe Carrol�Treasurer�Elect, Cindy and

John Hermann�Secretary, Erin and Mike Marsh�Parent

Liason and teachers Megan Fleischer and Meghan

Carter.��

Field Day 2018 is in the books! Thank you to all of our

parent volunteers, faculty, and staff, especially �

Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Dickson, and Mrs. Guerra.�

For the most up�to�date informa+on on St. Hugo of the Hills School, please visit our website at

sthugoschool.org, “like” us on Facebook and follow us on Twi1er.�

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION�

Dear Families and Catechists, �

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It is my pleasure to welcome you to St. Hugo of the Hills

Faith Forma+on Program!�

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Now is the +me to register online at �

www.sthugo.org/ReligiousEduca+on for all of our Faith

Forma+on Programs.� Tui+on and Sacrament year fees

are made through Online Giving for your convenience.

Please know there will be no new registra+ons taken on

the first night of classes or on Cateche+cal Sunday, so

please register online no later than September 16th,

2018.� For your convenience, the Religious Educa+on

Staff will be available in the Gathering Space aSer the

Sunday Masses on September 16th

to assist you and

answer any ques+ons you may have. A family in need of

financial assistance for Religious Educa+on tui+on may

request this paperwork from the Parish Office.��

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More informa$on at �

www.sthugo.org/ReligiousEduca$on�

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• RE Registra�ons…�

Online Registra+ons are now being taken for the

Monday evening RE Program.� Please go

to:� www.sthugo.org.�

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• Registra�on for the Sunday Catechesis of the Good

Shepherd (CGS to begin in June…)�

Before registering for the Sunday CGS Programs,

please watch for the new 2018�2019 schedule of

Sunday Programs which will be posted in The Herald

soon.�

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If you have any ques$ons, please contact Mrs. Barbara

Yugovich, DRE, at 248�283�2191. �

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Have a very blessed summer!�

Mrs. Barbara Yugovich, DRE�

Photo courtesy of Noel Montales�


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YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY�

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL | preview�

ST. THOMAS MORE VACATION

BIBLE SCHOOL 2018�August 6th to August 10th �

9:00 a.m. to Noon�

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For Children entering Kindergarten to 5th

Grade. Cost is $40.00/child. �

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Register Early as Space is limited�

Registra�on Deadline is July 27, 2018 �

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No Walk Ins or Late Registra+ons Accepted�

For more informa+on, please email Mrs.

Yugovich at [email protected]�

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More informa$on next week!�


JUNE 10, 2018�

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by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP�

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St. Hugo of this Hills is subscribed to a dynamic

online plaXorm called FORMED. Every parishioner

will have 24/7 access to the best Catholic content

on any device with internet access, including your

computer, smartphone and tablet. �

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With FORMED you’ll find video programs that

explain the Catholic faith, explore the deepest

meaning of marriage, receive Bible studies on a

variety of topics and have access to inspiring audio

talks. Mul+ple programs to address mul+ple parish

needs: Adult Faith Forma+on, Marriage

Prepara+on, Marriage Enrichment, Scripture

Study, RCIA, Sacrament Prepara+on, Small Group

Teen Discipleship and much more! You’ll find

presenters like Dr. Tim Gray, Dr. Edward Sri, Dr.

Mary Healey, Bishop Robert Barron, Teresa

Tomeo, Chris Stefanick, Dr. Sco/ Hahn and many

more. They’re all part of our parish subscrip+on. It

truly is the Catholic faith � on demand. �

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Here’s how easy it is to get FORMED: �

Go to www.FORMED.org �

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•You should see the registra+on box for

parishioners. Type in the parish code: WH3XEC�

•Set up a username � whatever username you’ll

remember � and a password. You can keep it

simple now and change it later if you want�

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Now you are all set to use all the great programs

on FORMED.org any +me by simply logging in. It is

that easy!�

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ALTAR GUILD HAPPENINGS�


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NON�PARISH EVENTS�

SUMMER PILGRIMAGE OF �

DETROIT HISTORIC CHURCHES��

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On Friday, July 13th,� you are welcome to join� Prayer

Pilgrimages� as we� are� scheduled to visit, with

informa+ve talks: Sweetest Heart of Mary with Noon

Holy Mass, St. Hyacinth, St. Albertus, Holy Family, & Old

St. Mary Churches. Total cost per person is $40 (with

lunch on your own in Greektown).� Scheduled deluxe

motorcoach local departures between 9 am & 9:15 am &

returns between 4:15 pm & 4:30 pm from Ss. Cyril &

Methodius Church in Sterling Heights, Levagood Park in

Dearborn, & St. Thomas the Apostle Church in Ann

Arbor. To�reserve and/or more informa+on: �

Michael Semaan at (248) 250�6005�or

www.prayerpilgrimages.com.�

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FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA�

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On Wednesday, June 13 the Feast of St. Anthony of

Padua will be celebrated at St. Joseph Chapel (400

South Blvd. West, Pon+ac, MI 48341). �Mass with the

Franciscan Friars will be at Noon (Confessions will not be

available).� Novena prayers will be recited, individual

blessing with the relic will be administered and blessed

St. Anthony Bread will be distributed.� For informa+on,

contact Fr. Alex Kratz, OFM at (313) 727�9784 or

[email protected].��

THE ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT�

STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS�

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Today’s Scripture passages speak of darkness in the

world. In the Book of Genesis, Adam and Eve fall from

grace. The devil�serpent tricks them into partaking of the

forbidden fruit from the Tree of Life. Their fall is the basis

for Catholic teaching on original sin, which stains all of us

at birth. In St. Mark’s Gospel, the evangelist retells the

reac+on of the scribes (lawyers, in Jesus’ day) when they

realize that Christ is driving out demons. They boldly

state,�He is possessed by Beelzebul.� Jesus wisely refutes

their claim � a divided kingdom cannot last. As faithful

stewards, we are aware of the darkness of evil in the

world that leads to tempta+on, yet this evil does not

master us. Sin and death result from Adam and Eve’s fall.

S+ll, the Good News of Jesus encourages us: He humbled

Himself to live among us; He died for our sins on Good

Friday; He rose from the dead on Easter Sunday; He

ascended to heaven and sends the Holy Spirit at

Pentecost. In other words, evil, sin, and death do not

triumph. We have the victory in Christ! To strengthen us

to “fight the good fight,” par+cipate regularly in the

sacrament of Reconcilia+on and partake of Holy

Communion at Sunday Mass. �

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CHRISTIAN SERVICE �

This week, members of the Chris+an Service

Coordinators Associa+on will gather for their annual field

trip, visi+ng Freedom House in Detroit and St. Anne de

Detroit Parish.�

CSA giSs support the work of parish Chris+an service

commissions and coordinators, who ensure a full

response to Catholic Social Teaching and are dedicated

to carrying out the social mission of the Church. They

promote and coordinate ac+ons that eliminate the cause

of human need in our society.�

The annual field trip increases coordinators’ awareness

of the types of community outreach taking place

throughout the Archdiocese, highlights best prac+ces,

and is a valuable opportunity for networking among

peers.�

For informa+on about CSA�funded ministries, programs,

and services, please go to aod.org.�

RESPECT LIFE �

A PRO�LIFE POSITION�

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Pro�Life people are FOR a number of things. We are FOR

the proposi+on that human life is good, that it is worth

living, that it deserves respect and protec+on. We are

FOR the proposi+on that every human life has an equal

worth and dignity�that every human life has a right to

live. For more informa+on, please call the LIFESPAN

office, 248�816�1546.�


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MUSIC NOTES�

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual

light shine upon them. �

May they rest in peace. Amen.�

Evelyn Kozar � �Sister of Margaret Soave�

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Thomas Greenwell � �Brother of Dan Greenwell, Jr.�

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Donald Cooney � �Brother of George Cooney�

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Ben Espiritu � �Father of Dante Espiritu�

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Donna Mae Gunn� �Aunt of Dan and Wendy Paton�

Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to all those faithfully departed, and those within our community.�

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Music notes will be taking a vaca�on over the

summer.�� We’ll resume aLer Labor Day! �

LOOKING FOR NEW CANTORS!��

We are currently in need of more cantors for weekend

liturgies.� � Previous vocal experience (cantor or choir) is

presumed.� Some music reading ability is required.��

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For more informa+on, or to arrange an audi+on, please

contact John Si/ard at john.si/[email protected]�


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Thomas Babich � PFC, Marines�

Ian Barnes � Army�

Cullen Barrett � Marines�

Joseph Bujold � Marines�

Aaron Conti � National Guard�

Amanda Corado � Air Force�

Daniel Culbertson � Navy �

Michelle Culliver � Army�

Christopher Day � Army�

Alexander Dean � Marines�

Reid Decker � Army�

Steven Dinverno � Army�

Carlos Escobar � Army�

Brock Fairchild � Navy �

Laurel Fernandes � Navy�

Evan Fowler � Army�

Timothy Fuller � Army�

Ryan Gieleghem�Navy�

Benjamin Hofste/er�Army�

Kurtis King�Marines�

Joe Joliat � Army�

Jack Kredo � Army�

Andrew Lapastora � Air Force�

Cassondra Loftus, Army�

Stephen Mankins � Navy�

Josh Martin � Navy�

Luis Osterberger, II � Army�

Erin Orlich � Navy�

Jason Orlich � Army �

Justin Orlich � Navy �

Christopher Padgett � Army�

James Pearson � Navy�

Jack Perham � Marines�

Sam Piontkowski � Marines�

Jason W. Prosser, Marines�

Dan Reddy� Army�

Joseph Rovner, �Marines�

Dvir Samet � Army�

Jeff Schuele � Marines�

Aaron Smela � Air Force�

Richard Spiegel � Navy�

Jeffrey Territo � Navy �

Michael Territo � Navy�

Lawrence Turnbull � Air Force�

Mark Waldowski � Army�

William Weber� Army�

Christopher White � Army�

Trason Willemin � Army�

Carl Winowiecki II � Army�

Michelle Zagumny � Navy�

If you have a family member on our Military List who has

returned home, please let us know so that we can share

that good news with the St. Hugo parishioners who have

been faithfully keeping our deployed service members in

their prayers. �

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK�

All�powerful and ever�living God, the las$ng health of all

who believe in You, hear us as we ask Your loving help for

the sick; restore their health, that they may again offer

joyful thanks in Your Church. Grant this through Christ

our Lord. Amen (Pastoral Care of the Sick p. 43)�

And prayers for all those that are ill or in need but

not listed, as well as their caretakers ��

All requests for names to be included on the sick list and

in the weekend Prayers of the Faithful must be provided

by a family member. Names will be included in weekend

Prayers of the Faithful for three weeks and published in

the Herald for six weeks. At the end of this +me, you may

call the parish office to renew the name in the Herald for

three more weeks. You may remove a name at any +me

by calling the parish office at 248�644�5460.�

Michael Chisholm�

Jennifer Wygant Corgan�

Landon Denby�

Joan Desmond�

Patrick Elwell�

Carlos Escobar�

Carmen Escobar�

Lauren Facca�

Sue Feldman�

Douglas Fresard�

Rafael Garcia�

Gordon Gilliatt�

Pat Greenlees�

Mary Haney�

Betty Ann Hazler�

Dale Kokx�

Karen Maliwat�

Teddy Martin�

Joe McGlynn�

Bill Netter�

Charles O’Grady�

Bob Roth�

Lee Schauman�

Paul Schornack�

Dan Shea�

Tracy Smith�

Barbara Springer�

Mark Terrell�

Tyler Whisler�

Helen Rae Quast�

David Siemiet has returned safely after a lengthy �

deployment in the Air Force!�

Lord, We give thanks to you for our brave men and

women in uniform. We pray for your love to lead them

and your wisdom to guide them�each and every day.�


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Have you ever felt judged by your family? St. John Paul II

noted that the family "is the cradle of life and love" (On

the Lay Members of Christ's Faithful, 40). Yet unmet

expecta+ons and divergent priori+es can cause tension

in even the most loving family situa+ons. This is true for

us, and it was true for Jesus!�

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In today's Gospel, Jesus has returned home to Nazareth.

A large crowd gathered, and Jesus finds himself facing

s+ff opposi+on from his family. This was likely Jesus'

large, extended family. The Semi+c language has no

specific words for extended rela+ves, so everyone is

"brother" or "sister." The en+re clan has go/en wind of

Jesus' preaching, and they are not amused. "They set out

to seize him, for they said, 'He is out of his mind.'" To

make ma/ers worse, the religious authori+es even

accuse Jesus of being possessed by a demon. It's a mess

by any standards.�

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The family's perspec+ve is perhaps understandable. In

Jewish culture, teachers and scribes underwent intensive

schooling and appren+ceships, none of which Jesus had

done. The family knew Jesus the carpenter, not Jesus the

rabbi. For them, Jesus' bold preaching threatened the

reputa+on of their family!�

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Jesus' words to his family can seem controversial. "Who

are my mother and my brothers?" Yet Jesus knows what

he is about. He has always known he would be about the

business of his Heavenly Father. And what is that

business? It is the business of the new covenant and the

Kingdom of God. In this Kingdom, we are all adopted

sons and daughters of the King. Jesus begins, even now,

to expand the perspec+ve of his listeners. Being

welcomed into this family does not depend on our

families of birth or ethnic origin, but a wholehearted

commitment to "do the will of God."�

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©Liturgical Publica+ons�

READINGS | WEEK OF JUNE 10, 2018�

GOSPEL MEDITATION�GOSPEL | MK 3: 20�25�

His mother and his brothers arrived.�Standing outside they sent word to him and called him.�A crowd seated around him told him,�"Your mother and your brothers and your sisters�are outside asking for you."�But he said to them in reply,�"Who are my mother and my brothers?"�And looking around at those seated in the circle he said,�"Here are my mother and my brothers.�For whoever does the will of God�is my brother and sister and mother." ��

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edi�on, Copyright © 2001, 1998, 1997, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Chris�an

Doctrine; Psalm refrain © 1968, 1981, 1997, Interna�onal Commi&ee on English

in the Liturgy, Inc. All rights reserved. �

Sunday� 10th Sunday in Ordinary Time�� Gn 3:9�15/Ps 130:1�2, 3�4, 5�6, 7�8 [7bc]/2 � Cor 4:13��5:1/Mk 3:20�35��

Monday� St. Barnabas, Apostle�� Acts 11:21b�26; 13:1�3/Ps 98:1, 2�3ab, 3cd�� 4, 5�6 [cf. 2b]/Mt 5:1�12��

Tuesday� 1 Kgs 17:7�16/Ps 4:2�3, 4�5, 7b�8 [7a]/�� Mt 5:13�16� �

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Wednesday� St. Anthony of Padua, Priest & �� Doctor of the Church�� 1 Kgs 18:20�39/Ps 16:1b�2ab, 4, 5ab and 8, � 11 [1b]/Mt 5:17�19��

Thursday� Flag Day�� 1 Kgs 18:41�46/Ps 65:10, 11, 12�13 [2a]/�� Mt 5:20�26��

Friday� 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11�16/Ps 27:7�8a, 8b�9abc, 13�� 14 [8b]/Mt 5:27�32��

Saturday� 1 Kgs 19:19�21/Ps 16:1b�2a and 5, 7�8, �� 9�10 [cf. 5a]/Mt 5:33�37��

Next Sunday� 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time; �� Father's Day �� Ez 17:22�24/Ps 92:2�3, 13�14, 15�16 [cf. � 2a]/2 Cor 5:6�10/Mk 4:26�34�


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SUNDAY June 10, 2018 ��TENTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME�

7:00� Charles Cecil (Ron and Joanne Steinmayer)�8:00� Don Guss (Michael and Suzanne Schmidt)�� JoAnn Brinkman (Family)�� Dick and Ruth Coulson Monley �� (DiLorenzo Skoney Family)�� Mary Golin (Family)� �

10:00� James and Irene Frenchi (Family)�� Msgr. Tony (Spec. Int.) (St. Hugo Family) �

Lorraine Cherry (Family)�Jim Dietrich (Barnie and Carol Leahy)�Ida Cedroni (Family)� �

Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Family)�Living and Deceased Members of the Altar Guild�Jack and JoAnn Brinkman (Family)�Tony Pieroni (Spec. Int.�Happy Birthday) � (Harry and Eileen Jones)�

12:00� Richard Branch (Family)�Germaine Sliney Mack (Paul and Mickey Galvin) Walter C. Melidon (Family)�Jim MacIntosh (Joan and Terry Page)�Jack Brinkman (James and Jacqueline Hicks)�Sue Medrock and Family (Spec. Int.) (Sue, Rick, Sunam, Dominic, Leonard and Cameron)�Madeline Dilley (Spec. Int.) (Marge Dilley)�

5:00� Richard Kowalski (Panone Family)��

Monday, June 11 2018�Saint Barnabas, Apostle�

6:10� Pro Populo�8:30� Germaine Mack (Her Prayer Group)�� Adrian Robinson (Rose Marie Robinson)�� Rose Ann VonHerstenberg (Spec. Int.) �

(Gene and Mary K. Marino)��

Tuesday, June 12, 2018, Weekday�6:10� James Dietrich (Donna Sheehan)� �

8:30� Trudy Mohan (Mike and Laura Kerby)�Sylvia Michaels (Gene and Mary K. Marino)�

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Wednesday, June 13, 2018 Saint Anthony of

Padua, Priest and Doctor of the Church�6:10� Pro Populo�8:30 � Erle Etzel (Bob and Mary Morian)�� Ruth and Gus Stefanek (Spec. Int.)�� (65th Wedding Anniversary)��

Thursday, June 14, 2018, Weekday �6:10� Pro Populo�8:30� Stella Kerby (2

nd Anniv.) (Laura and Mike Kerby)�

� Eliseo Congco (Dr. and Mrs. Arsenio DeLeon)�� (Family)��

Friday, June 15, 2018, Weekday�6:10� Living and Deceased Members of 6:10 AM Mass�� Bill Annas (Spec. Int.) (Tom White)�8:30 � Fred DiCicco (Greg and Liz Okoniewski)��

Saturday, June 16, 2018 Weekday�8:30 � For Priestly Voca+ons (St. Hugo Mens Group)�� Andrew Biebuyck (Euchre Group)�� Kathleen Galvin Schultz (4

th Anniv.) �

(Paul and Mickey Galvin)�Jeanne Puvogel (10

th Anniv.) (Puvogel Family)�

5:00� Hillary Timmis (Mr. and Mrs. Walt Czarnecki)�� James Dietrich (Roseann Hermans)�� Elvira and Armondo Direzzi �

(Debra and Paul Seehaver)�� Pauline Wiley (Dr. and Mrs. David Schliemer)�� Ross Mar+n (Cathy Diamond)�� James Dietrich (Family)�� Mitchell Wieczorek (Saionz Family)��

SUNDAY June 17, 2018 ��ELEVENTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME�

7:00� Joe McGlynn (Spec. Int.) (Family)�� Jim Reese (Spec. Int.) (Kay and Joe McGlynn)�8:00� Ronnie Collins (DiLorenzo Skoney Family)�� JoAnn Brinkman (Family)�� Amy Fanning (9

th Anniv.) (Mom and Sibs)�

� James Dietrich (Nancy and Jeff Savage)�� Mary Golin (Family)�� Lise/a and Giovanni DiLorenzo �� (DiLorenzo Skoney Family)� �

� James Helmrich (family)�10:00� Thomas D. Pappert (Pappert Family)�

James and Irene Frenchi (Family)�Herman Drazick (Sheila Drazick)�

� Ida Cedroni (Family)�Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Family)�Msgr. Tony (Spec. Int.) (St. Hugo Family) �Living and Deceased Members of the Altar Guild�Jack and JoAnn Brinkman (Family)�Lyne/e Hansson (Marci MacGillivary)�

12:00� Holy Souls in Purgatory (Marge Dilley)�� William McNish (Zidar Family)�

Walter C. Melidon (Family)�Paul J. Morreale (Hyduck Family)�Michael Mahar (Robert Ranzilla)�Dr. James Gell (Gene and Mary K. Marino)�Mr. Jun Zamora (Lorenz A. Carcedo Family)�Trudy Mohan (Marge Dilley)�

5:00� Mary Lou Knoblock (Knoblock Family)��

MASS INTENTIONS�


JUNE 10, 2018�

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JUNE 16 & 17� � �

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS ARE NEEDED FOR ALL MASSES�

ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME�

Thank you for serving at St. Hugo Parish!

Time� Celebrant� Commentator� Servers� Cantors� Sacristans�

� � 1st Lector� � � �

�� 2nd Lector� ��

5:00 PM� Msgr. Tony� Robert Pliska� J. Kowalewski� Ed Guay� T. Bowen�

June 16� � Cheryl Ma/hews� A. Kowalewski� � K. Bowen�

� � Laura Kerby� A. Olah� � �

�� Z. Olah� ��

7:00 AM� Fr. Tim� Nancy Huber� �� J. Bonema�

June 17� � Barbara Shuman� � � �

�� Dennis Winowiecki� � ��

8:00 AM� Fr. Tim� Tim Johns� M. Hunt� Siegrid Si/ard� M. Clarke�

June 17� � Jim Walle� A. Petrosky� � D. Wilkins�

� � Caron McCracken� M. Petrosky� � �

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10:00 AM� Fr. Joe� Susan Draper� A. Mikel� Donna Mirabito� J. Balint�

June 17� Dc. Mike� Sue Winowiecki� G. VanNorwick� � L. Ochoa�

� � Bill O'Connor� K. VanNorwick� � �

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12:00 Noon� Fr. Joe� Sandy Reso� A. Agbay� Robert Savage� D. Paton�

June 17� Dc. Mike� Mike Miller� P. Jazrawi� � W. Paton�

� � Bill Hancock� P. Jazrawi� � �

�� P. Jazrawi� � ��

5:00 PM� Fr. Joe� Martha Carter� K. Binkley� Rachel Redman� A. Mutone�

June 17� � Bill McCann� M. Mutone� � R. Mutone�

� � � O. Mutone� � �

�� K. For+no� ��

7:00am MASS EMEs: Jim and Deb Greaney, Joe Schnug� ��

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