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MARCH 15 • 3RD SUNDAY OF LENT�
CAUSE
OF
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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Jesse Manibusan is a singer,
songwriter, guitarist and teller of
humorous tales. Well recognized
throughout the country as a dynamic,
eclectic speaker and musician, Jesse
shares from his heart the love of
Christ and the call to live out our
baptism in every aspect of life. His
first solo collection, Life You’re
Living, contains the popular “Open
My Eyes,” that has been translated
into several languages. In 2012, he
collaborated with Santiago Fernández
on a bilingual collection entitled
Unidos and his songwriting skills can
also be found on a great number of
albums from other well�known
Catholic artists. His desire to compose
music that can motivate the people of
God to grow in compassion, mercy,
integrity and courage is evident in all
his music. Jesse is a familiar presence
at diocesan conferences throughout
the U.S. and Canada, including the
Los Angeles Religious Education
Congress, the National Catholic
Youth Conference (NCYC), World
Youth Day events, LIFE TEEN events
and many others. He also conducts
parish missions and retreats through
his Two by Two Ministries and often
co�presents retreats and youth liturgy
workshops with fellow OCP composer
Ken Canedo. Jesse holds a master’s
degree in multicultural ministries from
the Franciscan School of Theology in
Berkeley, California. He and his wife
have three grown children and
currently reside in Pacifica,
California. �
GREETERS NEEDED�
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Do you plan to attend our parish Lenten Mission with Jesse Manibusan?
We are looking for greeters at all of our doors to welcome visitors. �
Please see the sign�up sheet in the gathering space or call the office.�
PLEASE JOIN US!�
THIS SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY�
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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�
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�
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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�
PARISH SECRETARIES�
Peggy Fox Ext. 210�
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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�
Brittany Murray (weekend & evening)�
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS�
Jeff Burden Grand Knight�
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Ext. 219�
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PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL�
QUESTIONS: [email protected]�
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 March 22 Fourth Sunday of Lent�
1st Reading: 1 SM 16:1B, 6�7, 10�13A�
Resp. Psalm : The Lord is my shepherd; �
there is nothing I shall want.�
2nd Reading: EPH 5:8�14�
Gospel: JN 9:1�41�
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. �
Stella & Ken Ackerman�
Steve Anderson�
Marilyn Barlage�
Jerry Borycz�
Boyington Family�
Cathy Burdis�
Jim Burns�
Missy Cooper�
Faith Falzon�
Janet Fleis�
Mike Fusco�
Deb Gorski�
Dawn Griffith�
Ellen Howell�
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Evangeline Kabacinski�
John Kaminsky�
Susan Kelly�
Joan Klein�
Bob & Dolly Kluba�
Jon Kolar�
John Kolar�
Lucy Kollar�
Rita Kraft�
John Krokosky�
John Lardin�
Patricia Lickman�
Barabara Martin�
Dennis & Kathy McCann�
Selena Montez�
Debbie Moore�
Leo Mysiewicz�
Diane Novotny�
Henry Pardo�
Patrick Patton�
Deb & Gerald Pietszak�
Kathryn Piotrowski�
Annette Puczkowski�
Kim Quinn�
Debbie Robarge�
Bill & Rose Rodriguez�
Florence & Ed Rysztak�
Grace Rysztak�
Emma Scaramella�
Andy Scheich�
Tom Shafer�
Jack & Nancy Shea�
Dianne Shekell�
Delores Stark�
Natalie Tanana�
Helen Tasiemski�
Sr. Thomas Marie�
George & Jackie Tindall�
Roberta Troher�
Doris Urbanski�
Cathy West�
Nicole Zapinski�
Joseph Zasa�
Nova Zboyan�
PRAY FOR OUR SICK�
Monday:�� � 2 Kgs 5:1�15b/Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3, 4 [cf. Ps 42:3]/Lk 4:24�3 �
Tuesday: � � Dn 3:25, 34�43/Ps 25:4�5ab, 6 and 7bc, 8�9 [6a]/Mt 18:21�35 �
Wednesday:� Dt 4:1, 5�9/Ps 147:12�13, 15�16, 19�20 [12a]/Mt 5:17�19 �
Thursday: � �2 Samuel 7:4�5A,12�14A, 16/ Ps 89:2�3, 4�5, 27 and 29 �
Friday: � Hosea 14:2�10/Ps 81:6C�8A, 8BC�9, 10�11AB, 14 and 17/MT 4:17 �
READINGS for the week of March 16�
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NOTES FROM PAUL�
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Today's first reading from Exodus starts off with the
passage, "In those days, in their thirst for water, the people
grumbled against Moses,�saying, “Why did you ever make
us leave Egypt?� Was it just to have us die here of
thirst�with our children and our livestock?” Well brothers
and sisters we are providing something special for you�this weekend�that
can quench the thirst of your soul this dry lent; our parish mission!
Starting� Sunday at 6:30, and running through� Tuesday� we will be
bringing you� Jesse Manibusan to both inspire and refresh you. Please
join me, and the rest of your parish family, at this exciting event. If you
want a preview of Jesse, go to the parish website to see a video of him
singing and telling his story.�
Coronavirus Preparedness
Recommendations�
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In light of growing concerns about the
coronavirus and its effects on those who have
contracted the disease, the Archdiocese of
Detroit asks each of their parishes to
implement the following precautionary
measures to help prevent the transmission of
any virus:�
�� For those who attend mass, we are
recommending congregations suspend the
practice of shaking hands during the Sign
of Peace or elsewhere, and of holding
hands during the Our Father.�
�� We recommend emptying (and cleaning)
all holy water fonts.�
�� We recommend our parishes suspend
offering parishioners the Cup of the Most
Precious Blood during Holy Eucharist, out
of an abundance of caution. The
Consecrated Host is the full Body, Blood,
Soul and Divinity of Christ, meaning an
individual does not need to receive from
the Cup in order to achieve full
Communion with Christ.�
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Fr. Jeff Day�
Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia�
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Shamrock Greetings and Salutations,�
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On Tuesday we celebrate one of our favorite saints, Saint Patrick!�
Saint Patrick the Apostle of Ireland, was actually born in Britain.�
When Patrick was 16 years old, he was captured by Irish pirates who brought
him to Ireland. He was sold into slavery where his job was tending sheep.
Patrick viewed his enslavement as God’s test of his faith. During his 6 years of
captivity he became devoted to Christianity through constant prayer. Around
408 Patrick fled his master and escaped reuniting with his family. In Auxerre,
France, Patrick entered the Priesthood and persuaded many people to become
Christians. Sometimes our problems can inspire and lead us to do God’s work.
Years later he was ordained a bishop and sent to Ireland to spread the Gospel. �
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Reflect: How can I change my problems into ways to help others become
better friends with Jesus? �
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The original color associated with St. Patrick’s Day was actually blue. Back in
the 7
th
century, St. Patrick’s day was a religious holiday celebrated only in
Ireland. Early depictions of St. Patrick show him wearing blue, and the official
color of the Order of St. Patrick, part of Ireland’s chivalry was a sky blue known
as “St. Patrick’s Blue.” So how did the feast day of the patron saint of Ireland
become associated with green? In 1798 during the Irish rebellion the use of
green began when the clover became a symbol of nationalism and the “wearing
of the green” on lapels became regular practice. The green soon spread to
uniforms as well. That evolution, combined with the idea of Ireland’s lush
green fields (The Emerald Isle), and Saint Patrick’s legendary affinity for
shamrocks eventually made blue a thing of the past. �
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Just for laughs… �
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What’s a leprechaun’s favorite cereal…Lucky charms. �
What kind of bow cannot be tied? A Rainbow�
Why did the leprechaun walk out of the house? �
He wanted to sit on the “Paddy O”!�
Have a great week everyone and remember…May the
leprechauns be near you, to spread luck along your way, and
may all the Irish angels smile upon you this Saint Patrick’s Day!�
Peace and No Blarney,
Sabrina Queen
Queen’s Quotes from
Religious Formation
With individual �
confession and absolution�
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� WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 AT
7:00pm in Church�
In� today’s Gospel, Jesus says: “My food is to do the will of the
one who sent me and to finish his work.”�
Through your almsgiving you are doing the will of the Father
and finishing the work of Jesus. Know that your nickel, dime or
quarter is multiplied by the coins given by others for St.Vincent
de Paul Poor.�
Parish Feast Day�
The Feast of the Annunciation�
Sunday, March 29�
1:15pm (following noon Mass)�
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Please join us for a prayer�
Service to honor Mary, our
patroness.�
Please join us in the social hall �
following the service �
for a light reception.�
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Forever Young Seniors…
Happy Daylight Savings time!�
I hope everyone remembered to change
your clocks last weekend and has caught
up on the hour of sleep you lost.�
Our next meeting will be Monday, April
6
th
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Monday of Holy Week, we will be doing
something a little different. We will start
by everyone attending 8:30am Mass,
then come back to the Social Hall for a
wonderful breakfast prepared by our
volunteer chef, Ann Pape. We will have
a short meeting with the usual meeting
sign�in, Share the Wealth, door prizes
and birthday gifts.�
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Please keep all of our ill members in
your prayers especially Chris Karpinski,
Pauline Martin, Mary McKelvey and
Geralyn Pawlaczyk.�
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We have some wonderful bus trips
coming up:�
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Zehnders “Carole King Songbook” �
Thurs, May 7th 9:30am � 6:00pm �
$90 due by March 30th �
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Meadowbrook Theatre “Fancy” �
Wed, June 3
rd
10:00am � 5:30pm �
$99 due by May 4
th
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Firekeepers Casino �
Tues, July 14
th
9:15am �
5:45pm $25 due by June 30
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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�
PRAYER TREE�
Have you stopped to see our Prayer
Tree in the entry ways of the church?
During Lent, if you find yourself in
need of prayers, fill out a prayer
request and it will be added to the
Prayer Tree. �
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We would encourage you to participate
in this Prayer Tree, both asking for
prayers and praying for our sisters and
brothers in our community. �
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Prayer forms and further directions will
be at each station at the church entry
doors.�
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HOLY NAME FRATERNITY�
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SPRING begins�Thursday,� March 19, and what better way to welcome the new
season than with a pancake/French toast breakfast prepared by the guys of Holy Name
Fraternity on March 15, 8:30�noon in the social hall.� See you there.� Holy Name
Fraternity members will meet at 7pm, March 17, in the small hall. That's a special day
for wearing of the green!� New members always welcome.�
Paul Markus��
JOYFUL WOMEN�
Ladies Lenten Evening�
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“The Christ Child Shower” �
April 1
st
6:00pm to 9:00pm�
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All women of the parish are invited �
Guest Speaker: Fr. Dan Crosby CFM, CAP�
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A meal will be served. No cost for the event�
RSVP by March 24
th
to Clare Masak 734�525�2682 �
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This is the council of Catholic Women’s Operation Layette Program which provides
six to seven hundred layettes to poor moms every year. If you are able, please bring
an item for the layette.�
Little things mean a lot (each layette contains): �
If you are unable to attend but would like to donate an item for the layette, there is a
basket in the gathering space. �
OUR PLANTS NEED HELP!�
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We are still seeking 2 plant friendly people willing to care for
our green plants inside our church. If you are willing to help,
please contact Suzanne Price at 734�416�2129.�
Bulletin Early Deadline�
Articles for the April 5 bulletin are due at
9am on Thursday, March 26�
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Articles for the April 12 bulletin are due
at 9am on Wednesday, April 1�
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Heavenly Father, welcome Home
those whom you have called from this
world especially �
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Angeline Wasik�
July Vinuya�
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and all the souls of our faithful departed. �
May they rest in peace. Amen�
Parish Pastoral Council Question & Answer�
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On the weekend of March 21/22 and 28/29, members of our PPC will be
available to answer questions in our gathering space from parishioners about
the many opportunities to get involved and be part of the life and service of
our parish. �
Anyone interested in joining our PPC or any commissions and committees,
please stop by and speak to a representative after Mass.�
Remembering our Loved Ones at
Saint Hedwig Cemetery�
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The Monsignor Russell E. Kohler,
Knights of Columbus, Council 15204 at
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy, would like
to help anyone who might have a loved
one, buried at St Hedwig Cemetery, to
clean up their gravesite. Please fill out a
Site Clean Up Request Form, for each
site you want cleaned, which are availa-
ble in our Parish Office and gathering
space. Forms need to be returned by
March 30th for this one time
SPRING CLEAN�UP which will take
place April 4th.�
3 dozen diapers newborn or size #1�
Baby wipes�
3 onesies (0�3months/1�3 months)�
Hat, Bib, Jacket or Sweater�
3 Sleep N Play Outfits�
3 Receiving Blankets�
Crib Sheet, Crib Blanket�
Bottles, Lotions, Toys, Pacifiers�
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Lenten Food Drive �
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Don’t forget! Please support our
Breakfast Cereal and Peanut But-
ter Drive for the Mercado Food
Hub in Mexicantown and St. Jude
Food Pantry in Detroit, by drop-
ping these items off in the shop-
ping cart in the Gathering Space. �
ALL YOU CAN EAT�
Pancake & French Toast
Breakfast �
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TODAY, SUNDAY, MARCH 15�
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�
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT�
Saturday, March 21, 2020�
Doors open: 6:00pm Movie Starts: 6:30pm�
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Movie:� Inside Out�
Rating:� PG�
Run Time: 1 hour 42 minutes�
Description: Riley (Kaitlyn Dias) is a happy, hockey�loving 11�year�old Mid-
western girl, but her world turns upside�down when she and her parents
move to San Francisco. Riley's emotions �� led by Joy (Amy Poehler) �� try to
guide her through this difficult, life�changing event. However, the stress of the
move brings Sadness (Phyllis Smith) to the forefront. When Joy and Sadness
are inadvertently swept into the far reaches of Riley's mind, the only emotions
left in Headquarters are Anger, Fear and Disgust.�
When:� Saturday, March 21, 2020�
Where: St. Mary, Cause of our Joy Parish Center�
Doors open at 6:00 p.m.;�Movie Starts at 6:30 p.m. �
Event is FREE! and open to�ALL ages!�
Popcorn, Pop, Juice, Water, Fruit Snacks, and other
family friendly snacks will be provided.�
With the feast day of the Annunciation
approaching, we are reminded how pre-
cious each life is in God’s special plan.
Please join us Saturday, March 21st for
an hour of prayer in front of the abortion
mill located at 35000 Ford Rd, Westland.
We will begin with the rosary at 9:30am.
(Parking is at Ollie’s Bargain Outlet lo-
cated just east of the Northland Family
Planning clinic.) If you cannot attend
please unite your prayers with ours.
Questions? Contact Tracy VanAssche �
(313) 478�7809�
“A nation that kills its children
in the womb has lost its soul.”�
St. Mother Teresa�
JOYFUL WOMEN�
Our March general meeting is cancelled.� That is because the parish mission is the
three nights before our regularly scheduled meeting.� We will have our Lenten
Reflection/Christ Child Shower on� April 1st.� Please see the article in this
paper.� Please note, reservations should be made to make sure there will be enough
meals for everyone. Thank you to those who participated and/or attended the JW
Stations of the Cross.� Other notable dates� Parish Mission is March 15, 16 and
17.��The butter lambs will be unmolded on�March 25th at 5pm.� If you can help please
do.� On March 29th� we will have a reception after the Parish feast day prayer
service.� �The Joyful Women have been asked to provide cookies.� � Please bring a
dozen to the hall.��Thank you. �
Joyful Women Movie Night for Adults � �
Pizza and a Movie!�
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Joyful Women is sponsoring a FREE movie night for
adults in the Social Hall on Thursday, March 26
th
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2020. Movie, popcorn and beverage provided FREE of
charge; pizza available for $1.00 a slice.�
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Downton Abbey. A chronicle of the lives of the British
aristocratic Crawley family and their servants in the ear-
ly twentieth century. Set in 1927, the hugely popular
film depicts a visit by the King and Queen to the Craw-
ley family's English country house in the Yorkshire
countryside. Rated PG.�
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Doors open at 5:30 pm, with movie starting at 6:00 pm.
All ladies and men of the parish and their guests are wel-
come! Metal folding chairs provided … feel free to
bring your own more comfortable chair and/or cushion!�
STATIONS OF �
THE CROSS�
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Please join us all �
Fridays in Lent at 7pm�
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March 20� Christian Service�
March 27� Choir �
April 3� Knights of Columbus�
ARCHDIOCESE AND �
COMMUNITY NEWS�
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LITURGICAL SCHEDULE March 21/22�
� SATURDAY 4:30pm� SUNDAY 8:00am� SUNDAY 10:00am� SUNDAY 12 Noon�
Lector �
Comm.�
Ralph Costyn�
Rose Abela�
Katie Bohr�
Ann Findysz�
Pat Sobieski�
Matt Schnapp�
Jim McDonnell�
Julie Callahan�
Extraordinary �
Ministers of �
Holy �
Communion�
Pat Slusarz�
Ralph Costyn�
Maryann Sligay�
Maryann Newton�
Joe Newton�
Flo Bozek�
Maryann Ogden�
Olimpia DeToma�
Katie Bohr�
Janet Carrier�
Diane Fredrickson�
Carol Janowski�
Larry Janowski�
Cheryl Paputa�
Patti Krcatovich�
Rocky Krcatovich�
Fran Read�
Ron Read�
Cathi Macko�
Nicole Macko�
Kathy Yokley�
Scott Ozga�
Jennifer Schaefer�
Julie Callahan�
Evelyn Bledsoe�
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Altar Server�
Jerry Chwalek� � Vinny Konstal Andy Konstal� Celia Mercado�
Sacristan�
Loretta Wood� Alice André� Theresa O’Bey� Joy Moss�
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�
Paul Lukasik�
Dan Stachow�
Leslie Johnston�
John Burke�
Barb Burke�
Clare Masak�
Bonnie Kinunen�
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Ron Kinunen�
Jim Siepierski�
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Robert Dropp�
John Meconi�
Ron Sherry�
Kathy Sherry�
Sue Moore�
Greeters�
Marlene & Roman Kotrys�
Kathy McLeod�
Marie DiDomizio Carol Cruz�
Don Yokley Kathy Yokley�
Evelyn Bledsoe�
Homebound�
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Fran & Ron Read�
Patti & Rocky Krcatovich�
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Altar Care� March 27 Rose Rodriguez Clare Masak�
Connie Flynn Pat Slusarz�
John Flynn Bill Wendling�
MASS INTENTIONS�
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Mon. Mar. 16� 8:30am�
For Alexander Bar (25th birthday) by Family�
T. Barkley by T & J Mazur�
Sat. Mar. 21� 4:30pm�
For Sally Giraud�
June Lentz by Kay�
Harry Vernon by Lou Stremich�
Bill Miller by Family�
Kevin Patrick Freeman�
Sun. Mar. 22�
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8:00am�
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10:00am�
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12 Noon �
Mary Jane Doyle by Friends�
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For Our Parish Family�
Harry Vernon by Choir�
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Eros Barilari by Graziano Canini�
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Wed. Mar. 18� 12 Noon �
Robert Sultana by Kennedy Family�
Leonard V. Kronk by Marcy Braczyk�
Thurs.Mar. 19� 8:30am�
Eros Barilari by Graziano Canini�
Fri. Mar. 20� 8:30am� Jean Ann McGrath by Nancy & Brian Frantz�
UPCOMING EVENTS March 16-22
MON. Mar. 16�
8:30am�
9:00am�
6:30�8pm�
6�7:15pm�
7:30�9pm�
7:15pm�
Mass�
Rosary�
Parish Lenten Mission�
Faith Formation�
Children’s choir rehearsal�
High School Youth Mtg.�
TUE. Mar. 17�
10:30am�
11:00am�
6:00pm�
7:00pm�
Doors open for cards and coffee�
Cards and coffee�
Parish Lenten Mission�
Holy Name Fraternity Mtg.�
WED. Mar. 18�
12 Noon�
12:30�3pm�
7pm�
7pm�
Mass�
Eucharistic Adoration�
No Rosary�
Lenten Penance Service�
THURS. Mar. 19�
8:30am�
9:00am�
7:00pm�
Mass �
Perpetual Help Devotions and Rosary�
Choir Rehearsal�
FRI. Mar. 20�
8:30am�
7:00pm�
Mass �
Stations of the Cross � Christian Service�
SAT. Mar. 21�
3:30pm�
4:30pm�
6:00pm�
Reconciliation�
Mass �
Family Movie Night� “Inside Out”�
SUN. Mar. 22�
8:00am�
10:00am�
10:00am�
10:30am�
12 Noon�
Mass�
Mass �
8th grade Retreat�Net Ministry�
RCIA�
Mass�
Newburg United Methodist Church �
2020 Hospitality Dinner�
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members of the Cass Community Center at �
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SUNDAY CONTRIBUTION REPORT�
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03/08/20�327� $ 11,049 � $ 10,960 � $ 89 �
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03/01/20�368� $ 11,967 � $ 10,960 � $ 1,007 �
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02/23/20�306� $ 11,639 � $ 10,960 � $ 679 �
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02/16/20�299� $ 8,112 � $ 10,960 � $ (2,848)�
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Total Building Fund for February is $3,748�
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FY 2019�20�
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