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DECEMBER 22 • 4TH SUNDAY OF ADVENT�

CAUSE

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St. Mary, Our Joy

8200 N.Wayne Road • Westland, MI 48185�

734�425�4421 • stmarycooj.org�

Joyful News

Parish Mission Statement �

The Parish of St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy, inspired by Mary’s “Yes” and led by the Holy Spirit, �

strives to be a faith�filled community, joyfully welcoming all to witness and to celebrate the Gospel.�

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St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy

JANUARY 5, 2020�

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PARISH INFORMATION�

8200 N. Wayne Road, �

Westland, Michigan 48185�

Phone: 734�425�4421 �

Email: [email protected]�

Fax: 734�425�0650�

Rectory Phone: (weekends & emergencies�

only please) 734�421�6544�

Website: www.stmarycooj.org�

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St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy�


Office Hours �

Monday to Thursday: 8:00am−4:00pm�

Friday: 8:00am�Noon�

Mass Schedule�

MON, THURS & FRI �

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WED �

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SAT �

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SUN�

8:30 am�

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12:00 Noon �

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4:30 pm �

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8:00 am �

10:00 am�

12:00 Noon�

Confession �

Saturdays: 3:30pm�

Baptisms �

Please call our Parish Office during

regular business hours. Parish member-

ship and preparation class required.�

Marriage �

Arrangements must be made by

registered parishioner at least six months

in advance to allow sufficient time for

instructions and preparation.�

Anointing of Sick and�

Ministry to Homebound �

Our pastor is available to visit upon request.�

RCIA �

(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

For those interested in becoming a full

member of the Catholic Church. Please

call the office.�

Report Sexual Abuse for any child or adult: Call AOD victim assistance 1�866�343�8055 or �

Call the Michigan Department of Human Services at: 855�444�3911 any time �

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PASTOR�

Fr. Shafique Masih Ext. 213�

[email protected]�

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PRIEST IN RESIDENCE�

Fr. Joe Plawecki�

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DEACON J im Hensel�

(Deacon Emeritus)�

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FAITH FORMATION (pre�K to year 8)�

Sabrina Queen Ext. 217�


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MUSIC AND WORSHIP�

Steve Reyes Ext. 230�


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PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/�

CHRISTIAN SERVICE�

Paul Zbytowski Ext. 221�


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YOUTH MINISTRY�

Carol Nelius Ext. 215�


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PARISH SECRETARIES�

Peggy Fox Ext. 210�

Sandy Young Ext. 211�


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Jennifer Newman Ext. 218�


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BOOKKEEPER�

Carol Pates Ext. 214�


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MAINTENANCE�

Shannon Galoch Ext. 220�

Matt Andresen�


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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS�

Jeff Burden Grand Knight�

[email protected] �

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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL�

Ext. 219�

DIRECTORY�

Chair: � Julie Callahan �

Vice Chair: � Art Regner�

Secretary: � Pat Slusarz�

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL�

Doug Cyr�

Michael Gluth�

Suzanne Price�

Gary Pieknik�

Nancy Smith�

Chris VanHoet�

At�Large Members�

If there are any names that can be removed from our Prayer List, please let us know by calling 734�425�4421�

READINGS for January 12 The Baptism of the Lord�

1st Reading: Isaiah 42:1�4, 6�7�

Resp. Psalm : The Lord will bless his ��

� �� people with peace.�

2nd Reading: Acts 10:34�38�

Gospel: Matthew 3:13�17�

CPT Joey Saunders, U.S. Marines; Joseph David Onadia, U.S. Navy; PVT Marcus Rodriguez, U.S.

Army

OUR ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS�

Hearing Devices are available . Please

see our music director in the choir area.�

Bulletin Articles due by 9 am on Monday

(5 days prior to publication). Submitted

bulletin content is subject to approval. �

Steve Anderson�

Victoria Angelosanto�

Jerry Borycz�

Boyington Family�

Jim Burns�

Missy Cooper�

Faith Falzon�

Janet Fleis�

Deb Gorski�

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Dawn Griffith�

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John Kaminsky�

Joan Klein�

Bob & Dolly Kluba�

Rita Kraft�

John Krokosky�

John Lardin�

Barabara Martin�

Dennis & Kathy McCann�

Tony Micallef�

Debbie Moore�

Diane Novotny�

Deb & Gerry Pietszak�

Kathryn Piotrowski�

Annette Puczkowski�

Debbie Robarge�

Florence & Ed Rysztak�

Grace Rysztak�

Emma Scaramella�

Tom Shafer�

Dianne Shekell�

Dan Stachow�

Delores Stark�

Natalie Tanana�

Helen Tasiemski�

Sr. Thomas Marie�

Roberta Troher�

Doris Urbanski�

Cathy West�

Nicole Zapinski�

Nova Zboyan�

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PRAY FOR OUR SICK�

Monday:�� 1 Jn 3:22�4:6/Ps 2:7bc�8, 10�12a [8ab]/Mt 4:12�17, 23�25 �

Tuesday: � � 1 Jn 4:7�10/Ps 72:1�2, 3�4, 7�8 [cf. 11]/Mk 6:34�44 �

Wednesday: 1 Jn 4:11�18/Ps 72:1�2, 10, 12�13 [cf. 11]/Mk 6:45�52 �

Thursday: �� 1 Jn 4:19�5:4/Ps 72:1�2, 14 and 15bc, 17 [cf. 11]/Lk 4:14�22a �

Friday: 1 Jn 5:5�13/Ps 147:12�13, 14�15, 19�20 [12a]/Lk 5:12�16 �

READINGS for the week of January 5�

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NOTES FROM PAUL...�

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This week we celebrate the

Epiphany of the Lord, when

the Wise Men, or Kings,

recognize (or reveal) that

God is incarnate as Jesus

Christ. These outsiders, come barring

gifts for a King. Growing up, we always

celebrated this Feast as "Little

Christmas," and each kid got something

small to remember the generosity of these

gifts. Even if you didn't get something

special this morning, remember how

amazing the gift of Jesus Christ was.

God, who was born man and died for our

sins, had given us the greatest gift. We

remember this at every Mass, but take a

little time today to think about it a little

more on this feast day. I pray that God is

revealed to each of us in a special way

today.�

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New Year Greetings and Salutations,

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Epiphany of

the Lord. We hear the story of the 3 wise men, or

Magi, who saw a star and came in search of the infant

Jesus. The word, epiphany is Greek for “showing

forth.”

When the Magi followed the star, they recognized

Jesus as the long awaited Messiah and worshipped him.

The wise men brought gifts to baby Jesus. What gifts

can you give to Jesus, the infant king?

Reminder to all Faith Formation families; on December

16

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our last class before Christmas break, each student

was given a piece of chalk and directions to bless one

of their entry ways at home. Today is the day we bless

or entryway. The instructions and pray are on a yellow

piece of paper in the Ziploc bag with the chalk. Yay!

Have fun!!!

Classes resume tomorrow January 6

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at 6:00p.m. See

you then!

Why do we tell actor’s to “break a leg?”

Because every play has a cast! Ahhhhhh hahaha!

Love and Laughs,

Sabrina Queen

Queen’s Quotes from

Religious Formation

THANK YOU!�

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Thank you to everyone who helped with our Giving Tree this past year. You helped put Christ-

mas presents under the tree for 68 Children, as well donating Gift and Gas Cards that our parish

will use throughout the year. You also helped the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul with mone-

tary donations that will pay medical and utility bills of our neighbors, and sometimes even keep

them in their homes. You are helping build the Kingdom of God in our neighborhood.�

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Father Shafique�

PRAYER FOR BEGINNERS�

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Welcome in 2020 by attending a five�

week study on Prayer. We will be

using the book “Prayer for Beginners”

from Ignatius Press, author Peter

Kreeft. �

Our very own Pastoral Associate, Paul

Zbytowski will be our facilitator for

this study beginning Thursday,

January, 23, from 7:00pm�8:00pm

thru February 20th. �

Cost of study $15 (book cost only.) If

you are interested, please RSVP �

to Sabrina at 734.425.4421 ext. 217

by January 12th so the appropriate

amount of books may be ordered.

Call today to reserve your spot!�

This study is sponsored by the

Education Commission. �

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Forever Young Seniors…

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Our next meeting will be tomorrow, January

6

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, 2020 in the Large Social Hall.�

Ann Findysz will be collecting the Annual dues

of $5.00. These should be paid in January.�

We will be watching a movie next month, a

Documentary of Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood.

Katie Bohr & Ann Findysz will be our

volunteer chefs.�

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Please keep all of our ill members in your

prayers especially Bob Sheppard and Dan

Stachow.�

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Reminder: to everyone going on the

Stranahan Theatre bus trip next Sunday, Jan

12

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, please be in the parking lot by 8:45am�

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We have some wonderful bus trips coming up:�

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Caesars Windsor Mardi Gras �

Tues, Feb 25

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9:00am � 4:45pm $27

due by Feb 11

th

Passport required �

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Solanus Casey Pilgrimage �

Wed, March 25

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9:15am � 5:15pm $62

due by March 11

th

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Vera Bradley Outlet Sale �

Wed�Thurs April 15

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See flyer for price � �

� $20 deposit due ASAP�

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The bus trips are open to everyone. Please call

me 734�525�3737 for reservations and more

details. Copies of the flyers are available in the

back of Church or at the Parish Office during

regular business hours. Make checks payable to

Bianco and mail to me at 8843 Linville,

Livonia, MI 48150.�

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Maryann Sligay�

MARK YOUR CALENDARS�

Tickets on sale soon!�

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Please join us for the Polka Mass �


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�4:30pm Mass Saturday, February 1, 2019�

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� � � � � � � � � � Followed by�

� � � � � � � � � � Polish Dinner�

� �� Doors Open 5:30pm �

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All tickets must be paid for in advance. NO tickets will be sold at the door.�

Ticket Price: �

Adult� $20 �

Children 7�14 $10 �

6 and under free�

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Dinner will include: Stuffed Cabbage, Kielbasa & Sauerkraut, City

Chicken, potatoes, vegetables, salad, rolls, dessert, coffee, tea and soft

drinks. Cash Bar: Beer & Wine�

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Entertainment: Dance and sing along with the Polish Band�

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THE KIELBASA KINGS�

50/50 drawing �

EPIPHANY�

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Today we celebrate the feast of the

Epiphany, where the Magi find the

newborn king and offer him gifts

of gold, frankincense and myrrh.�

In the spirit of the Magi, please give a gift to

St. Vincent de Paul Poor by putting a marked

envelope in the collection basket so that

comfort and peace can once again be given to a

newborn child.�

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Signing of the Door on Epiphany�

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A popular tradition celebrated on Epiphany is the marking with chalk inside the

main doorway of a house with the following: 20+C+M+B+20. The writing on

the doorway signifies:�

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� �� 20 = the current century (2020)�

� �� + = Jesus' Cross�

� �� C = the initial of the Wiseman Casper �

� �� M = the initial of the Wiseman Melchior�

� �� B = the initial of the Wiseman Balthazar�

� �� 20 = the current year�

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As a family writes these initials and numbers over the door, each member makes

a promise to look for Jesus until he/she finds Him. They are challenged to look

for Jesus in the lives of all people who visit their home. The family also promis-

es all who enter may find Jesus in their home as the family practices virtues of

consolation, understanding, hospitality, rest, forgiveness and love.�

It is most fitting that we should bless the doors of our home every year in Janu-

ary. The first month of the year gets its name from the Roman God Janus whose

name means "gate" or "door" and the first month is the door to the New Year.

May it be a happy and truly holy one!�

HOLY NAME FRATERNITY�

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The purpose of the Holy Name Fraternity is to:� 1. promote fellowship between

the men of the parish and to assist the parish and community both physically

and financially whenever possible; 2. conduct activities for the benefit of the

parish family and community; 3. aid the members in their duty to God and His

Church.� Holy Name Fraternity (HNF) is open to all men of St. Mary, Cause of

Our Joy Parish.� We meet at 7 pm, the third�Tuesday�of each month, September

through May.� Meetings are in the small social hall.� Please consider joining us. �

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Paul Markus�

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Help Feed the Homeless �

Breakfast and Dinner�

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This January we will be helping

Newburg United Methodist Church

host homeless families with Cass

Rotating Shelter. Our parish has

agreed to provide breakfast and

dinner. We are in need of

parishioners that would be interested

in helping with these events. Please

call Paul at 425�4421 x 221 if you are

interested in helping. Stay tuned for

more information to come! �

Permanent Diaconate �

Men discerning a call to the permanent

diaconate can attend an information night

at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in De-

troit on Tuesday, January 7. �

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Permanent deacons play an important

role in the life of the Church and in par-

ishes across the Archdiocese of Detroit.

Attendees will learn about the applica-

tion process and requirements for enter-

ing formation for the permanent diaco-

nate. �

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The CSA supports men studying for the

permanent diaconate at Sacred Heart

Major Seminary and funds the work of

the archdiocesan Office for Clergy and

Consecrated Life and the Permanent

Deacon Formation Team, which coordi-

nate diaconal ministry and formation. �

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For more information about CSA�funded

ministries, programs, and services, please

go to aod.org. �

EPIPHANY PROCLAMATION 2020

While a day like Christmas is fixed in our minds and on the calendars

on December 25th, many of the important feasts of the Church year

move, based upon the date that Easter is set. Easter changes each

year moving to the Sunday after the “Paschal Full Moon,” and can fall

between March 22 and April 25.

In ancient times before calendars were common, most people did not

know the dates for the upcoming Liturgical year. On Epiphany

Sunday, the upcoming dates were “proclaimed” after the gospel in

this way:

Dear brothers and sisters, the glory of the Lord has shone upon us,

and shall ever be manifest among us, until the day of his return.

Through the rhythms of times and season let us celebrate the

mysteries of salvation.

Let us recall the year’s culmination, the Easter Triduum of the Lord:

his last supper, his crucifixion, his burial, and his rising celebrated

between the evening of the Ninth of April and the evening of the

Eleventh day of April, Easter Sunday being on the Twelfth day of

April.

Each Easter-as on each Sunday-the Holy Church makes present the

great and saving deed by which Christ has for ever conquered sin and

death. From Easter are reckoned all the days we keep holy.

Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, will occur on the Twenty-

Sixth day of February.

The Ascension of the Lord will be commemorated on Sunday, the

Twenty-first day of May.

Pentecost, joyful conclusion of the season of Easter, will be

celebrated on the Thirty-first day of May.

And, this year the First Sunday of Advent will be on the Twenty-

ninth of November 2020.

Likewise the pilgrim Church proclaims the Passover of Christ in the

feasts of the holy Mother of God, in the feast of the Apostles and

Saints, and in the commemoration of the faithful departed.

To Jesus Christ, who was, who is, and who is to come, Lord of

time and history, be endless praise, for every and ever.

Amen.

Meet and get to know more of your �

parish family members in the Social

Hall after the 8am and 10am Masses.�

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NEXT Sunday, January 12

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If you would like to donate homemade

cupcakes, cookies or other goodies for

the above date, please contact: �

Don & Kathy Yokley at: 734�335�6670�

FOOD PANTRY AND �

TOILETRY DRIVE�

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St. Mary, COOJ in partner-

ship with St. Thomas the

Apostle have an ongoing non�

perishable food and non�food/toiletry drive

to help those less fortunate in our commu-

nity.�

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Please bring your donations to the shop-

ping cart in the gathering space. Suggested

items of non�food items needed: Toilet

paper, paper towel, Kleenex, soap, sham-

poo & conditioner, dish soap, all purpose

cleaner, laundry soap, small bottle of

bleach, dryer sheets, garbage bags, tooth-

paste, feminine products deodorant.�

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Thank you for your continued donations!�

ALL YOU CAN EAT�

Pancake & French Toast

Breakfast �

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SUNDAY, Jan 19�

8:30am to NOON�

Saint Mary, �

Cause of Our Joy Social Hall�

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COST: $3 Adults �

$1.50 Children ages 2 to 10�

MENU: Pancakes, French Toast, Ham,

Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, Applesauce,

Tea, Coffee, Milk, & Juice �

Sponsored by �

HOLY NAME FRATERNITY�

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LITURGICAL SCHEDULE January 11/12�

� SATURDAY 4:30pm� SUNDAY 8:00am� SUNDAY 10:00am� SUNDAY 12 Noon�

Lector �

Comm.�

Maryann Sligay�

Rose Rodriguez�

Ann Findysz�

Katie Bohr�

Diane Pietras�

Nancy Hahn�

Rose Abela�

Lisa Kliza�

Extraordinary �

Ministers of �

Holy �

Communion�

Fran Niemiec�

Bill Wendling�

Pat Slusarz�

Flo Bozek�

Lou Stremich�

Keith Kudron�

Ralph Costyn�

Katie Bohr�

Jerry Chwalek�

Diane Fredrickson�

Carol Janowski�

Larry Janowski�

Josie Klocke�

Janet Carrier�

Duane Harbowy�

Theresa O’Bey�

Doug Cyr�

Gerlayn Pawlaczyk�

Sue Gomez�

Bonnie Kinunen�

Volunteer�

Scott Ozga�

Jennifer Schaefer�

Lisa Kliza�

Darlene LaFave�

Volunteer�

Volunteer�

Voluteer�

Altar Server�

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� Vinny Konstal Andy Konstal� Celia Mercado�

Sacristan�

Julie Callahan�

Alice André�

Jeanne Sullivan� Jeff Vernon�

Ushers�

Tony Collins�

Peter Kowalski�

Paul Markus�

Tony Micallef�

Don Niemiec�

Steve Noonan�

Frank Pelton�

Emery Price�

Jean Schmuck�

Jack Rourke�

Jim DeVitis�

Jim Fredrickson�

Don Koszegi�

Ernie Lenard�

James Williamson�

Bill Lezotte�

Paul Lukasik�

Dan Stachow�

Leslie John-

ston�

John Burke�

Barb Burke�

Clare Masak�

Bonnie Kinunen�

Ron Kinunen�

Jim Siepierski�

Yonnie Underwood�

Robert Dropp�

John Meconi�

Ron Sherry�

Kathy Sherry�

Sue Moore�

Greeters�

Roman & Marlene Kotrys�

Kathy McLeod�

Carol Cruz Geralyn Pawlaczyk�

Doug Cyr�

Darlene LaFave�

Mercado Family�

Homebound�

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Duane Harbowy�

Theresa O’Bey�

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Altar Care�

January 17 Janet Carrier Margaret Blackwood�

Eunice Austin Keith Kudron�

John & Connie Flynn�

MASS INTENTIONS�

*Due to early bulletin submission, some Mass Intentions may �

not appear in the bulletin if submitted after publisher deadline.�

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Mon. Jan. 6� 8:30am�

Forever Young Seniors�

For Polly Brennan by Sally Giraud�

For Patricia Brennan by Sally Giraud�

For Raymond & Lori Brennan by Sally Giraud�

For Mary Bernard by Sally Giraud�

Sat. Jan. 11� 4:30pm� Edward Jaskot by family �

Nettie & Alex Flowers by Jaskot Family�

Sun. Jan. 12�

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8:00am�

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10:00am �

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For our parish family�

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Thaddeus Dul by Theresa O’Bey�

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Wed. Jan. 8� 12 Noon� Brother Sam Ciraulo, O.F.M. by S. Queen�

Thurs. Jan. 9� 8:30am�

Eileen Doherty by Maureen Hughes�

Fri. Jan. 10� 8:30am� �

UPCOMING EVENTS Jan. 6—12

MON. Jan. 6�

8:30am�

9:00am�

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Mass�

Rosary�

TUE. Jan. 7�

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4:30pm�

Parish office closed�

Mass (Solemnity of Mary)�

WED. Jan. 8�

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10:00am�

Parish office closed�

Mass (Solemnity of Mary)�

THURS. Jan. 9�

8:30am�

7:00pm�

Mass �

Worship Commission Mtg.�

FRI. Jan. 10�

8:30am�

10:00am�

Mass/anointing of sick�

Funeral for Nancy Schwartz�

SAT. Jan. 11�

3:30pm�

4:30pm�

Reconciliation�

Mass�

SUN. Jan. 12�

8:00am�

10:00am�

10:30am�

12 Noon�

Mass�

Mass �

RCIA�

Mass�

Save the date!�

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2020 Lenten Mission�

Coming to St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy�

Featuring Jesse Manibusan�

Sunday, March 15, �

Monday, March 16�

& Tuesday, March 17�

Composer, Singer/songwriter, storyteller, humorist, catechist,

evangelizer and encourager. �

Holy Land Pilgrimage�

Terra Sancta Pilgrimages� with Franciscan friar Fr. Alex

Kratz will be leading a Catholic Pilgrimage to the Holy

Land from�April 20�May 4, 2020.��This life�changing expe-

rience walking in Jesus’ footsteps includes daily Mass and

Rosary, biblical readings on site, time for prayer and spiritu-

al 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 registra-

tion.��Orientation Meeting�is�February 9�at St. Joseph Chapel

our headquarters (400 South Blvd. West, Pontiac, MI

48331).� � Next pilgrimage: November 30�December 14,

2020.� � For information, contact Fr. Alex: (313) 727�9784

or�[email protected].�

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