SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8, 2020 · 2020. 11. 3. · PLYMOUTH SALVATION ARMY Our community has been very...
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SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8, 2020
Transcript of SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8, 2020 · 2020. 11. 3. · PLYMOUTH SALVATION ARMY Our community has been very...
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DearFriends, If thisparablemakesyoua littleuncomfortable,that’sgood,because Ibelievethat isexactlywhatJesuswashoping.Theparableisawarning;awarningthatyoucanloseyourfaith.Itisawarningthatyoucangiveuphope.Youcanhavethemountaintopexperiences,youcanrededicateyourlifeahundredtimes,youcanfeelreallyclosetoGodnow,butstillbeleftoutsidewhenJesus,theBridegroom,isdelayedinHisreturn.
Jesushastoldustowatch,butinreality…noneofushavewatchedasweshould. Wehavenotbelievedasweshould. Wehave ignoredwhatweknow tobe rightandhavemadepoor choices,offered inappropriateadviceandsometimes“justdidn’tcare,”ordidn’tbother. Wehavehadopportunityafteropportunitytoread,hear,learn,studyGod’sWord,andcometoreceivetheLordJesusintheEucharistSundayafterSunday,butfigured,“I’llgonextweek”or“Idon’tfeellikegoingtoday,”or“Idon’twanttowearamask,soI’llgowheneverythingisnormalagain.”
Jesustellsusthatfiveofthevirginswerefoolish.Thesefivefoolishvirginsarethosewhostickitout.Theykeepcomingtochurch. Theyserveonparishcommitteesandhavehelpedwith the funeral luncheonsandhaveput theirofferinginthecollectioneveryweek.Thefivefoolishhaveeverymarkofwhatwouldbeconsidereda‘goodChristian.’However,whentheBridegroomarrives, theyareunpreparedtomeetHim. Theyhavenooil. Didtheyperhaps losehope…orevenlosttheirfaith?Theyhavedoneitallbutmoreoutofroutine…moreoutofrotethanfaith.
The other five virgins are ‘wise’. The word Jesus uses is aparticular kind of wisdom…“a wisdom that plans for the future.” Itconsiders everything that is known, but it also recognizes and plans fortheunknown.
So, thesewise virgins know the Bridegroom is coming, but theydon’tknowwhenHewillarrive. Andbecausetheyknowthattheydidn’tknow, theymadeprovision for that, too. Theywere ready. Theywereready ifHe came right away–theyhadoil in their lamps. But theywerealsoreadyifHeisdelayed–theyhadextraoilintheirflasks.
Ofcourse,weknowthatweshouldbereadyforJesustoreturn…at any time, even today. We know we should be repentant, that weshould reconcile with those family members and friends we have beenfightingorstrugglingwith. WeknowthatweshouldwatchandprayandexpectthatJesuswillbehereatanymoment.Allthisistohaveoilinourlamps.
Butwe do not knowwhen Jesuswill return. Itmay not be today or tomorrowor next year or even in ourlifetimes.So,weshouldbemakingpreparationsforthataswell.
Weshouldgotoworkandschooltomorrowandthedaysandweeksandmonthsandyearsafterthat,too.Weshouldbepreparing forour future careersandour families. Weshouldgetmarried,havechildren, and teach thosechildrenthefaith.Weshouldbewitnessingourfaithinwordandindeed,sothatotherslearntheGospel.Weshouldbeplanningfornewchurchcommunitiesandstrengthenexistingchurches! NewhymnsneedtobewrittenforustodaybutalsoforthoseoffuturegenerationsbecauseitmaynotbetomorrowthatJesusreturns.
You know that if you thought that Jesus was going to come in seventeen days, the Wednesday beforeThanksgiving,youwouldn’tbotherthawingoutyourturkey. Youwouldn’tgotothestoretobuyallthegroceriesyouneed(ormakeyour travelplans) forThanksgivingDay. But ifyouarewrong,andJesusdoesn’t return inseventeendays,itwillmakeforaverypoorThanksgiving.Youwon’thaveany“tryptophan”inyoursystemtohelpyoufallasleepwhileyouwatchfootball!
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Around the Table Rev. Denis B. Theroux, Pastor
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OurLadyofVictoryCatholicSchoolNEWSHello from the School Counselor! Ms. Nadine Langley
Ican’tbegintotellallofyouhowwonderfulithasbeentobebackinthebuilding!Eventhoughwemayleaveexhausted,Iknowweareallsohappytobeback. WhenIstartedtowritethispiece,Ihonestlydidn’tknowwhattosay. ShouldIkeepitlightorshouldItalkaboutallthechallengesweareallfacingintoday'sworld? AttheendofthedayIkeptgoingbacktoIt’sokaytonotbeokay! Ibelievethatweareallstrugglingwithdifferentpiecesofour“newnormal”andthechallengesthatcomewithallofthat. However,weallknowthatthiswon’tlastforeverandthatseeingthekidsbeingkidsmakesitallok.Theirsmiles,laughs,stories,andhardworkallmakeeverysinglethingworthit!
Idowanttotakethisopportunitytothankallofourwonderfulteachersandstaffforalltheirhardworkanddedication. Icanhonestlysaythatwehavethebeststaffaround(IknowImay be biased). Everyone in this building works together to make this an amazing schoolexperienceforall!Eventhroughthiscrazyunpredictabletime,Ithinkwecanallagreethatseeingthekidssmilingisallweneedtogetthrough!!
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BereadyforthereturnofJesus. Bewatchful. Stayawake. Don’tbeawayfromthehousewhenJesusarrivesfranticallytryingtofindoilforyourselfbecausewhenHecomes, it istoolate. Butnoneofthis istosaythatyouareworthy of entering the feast because you are prepared. As important as they are, you aren’t welcomed into theweddingfeastsimplybecauseofthegoodyouhavedone.
Friends,Jesusiscoming,andwedonotknoweitherthedaynorthehour.Wedonotknowthegeneraltimeorthespecifictime.
Bereadyandrememberwhatyouarewaiting for…EternalLifewithGOD. Youarewaiting foracelebration.Youarewaitingforatimeofunimaginablecelebrationandunspeakablejoy.
I’mplanning.IamnotgoingtoriskmissingHim,Father Denis
OLV CYO
2020 Fall Scholar Athlete Award Winners! Congratulations to the winners of the CYO Fall Scholar Athlete Award! This year, the award was given to an eighth grade boy and girl athlete who play a fall sport (volleyball or cross country). The award is based on academics, athletics, leadership, and citizenship. The judges include Mrs. Szuba, the Middle School teachers, and the Cross Country and Varsity Volleyball coaches. The 2020 Fall Winners are Ava Bell-Volleyball (top), Lauren Gawne-Cross Country (right) and Tom Watson-Cross Country (left). The OLV community is very proud of you!!
2020 Catholic serviceS appeal
The AOD has set our CSA quota at $197,893. Thank you to those who have sent in your pledge card! Please prayerfully consider the most generous gift possible. You may bring your completed pledge card to Mass or drop it by the Parish Office, or pledge your gift online, using your debit or credit card. Please make checks payable to CSA. More details can be found at https://olvnorthville.org/csa. Thank you for your support!
2020 CSA Parish Goal: $ 197,893 Amount Pledged: $ 128,800 Amount Paid: $ 113,040 Total # of Pledges: 295
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ByKathySanderson,MusicDirector Light your lamps, be ready and keep them burningwhileyouwaitforthecomingoftheLord.Asthe10virginslittheir lamps to wait for the bridegroom, 5 of whom werefoolishanddidnotprepareandbringenoughoil,wemustbethe wise ones, be prepared and keep the light of our faithbefore us and in us that will guide us through life to thecomingofGod.
Withthis inmindwesing“ThisLittleLightofMine”for the sending forth song. Many of us learned it at biblecamporpreschool. It is agospel song theoriginsofwhicharenotknown. Thephrase“this little lightofmine”canbefound inapoempublished in 1925byEdwardG. Irvins. Thesongwas recorded in the 1930’s inaTexasprisonsungbyablack woman who said she had learned it from hergrandmother.ItflourishedandwassunginAfrican-Americanchurches by 1933 and also became the anthem for the civilrightsmovementinthe1950’sand‘60’s. Always keep the Light of Christ burning brightly sothatothersmayseeitinyou.
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Red Kettle Sign Up through December 18 Need more Information?
Tony Albanese (248) 349-4664 or
Karen Martin (248) 797-3888
Sign up link at www.olvnorthville.org
OUTSIDE of Northville City Post Office 200 S. Wing Street
Please Dress for the Weather!
Thank you for your service
While the church is closed, we are unable to accept donations at this time. NORTHVILLE CIVIC CONCERN DROP OFF HOURS:
(43275 W. Seven Mile Road/Highland Shopping Center) Monday and Wednesday, 10 a.m-12 p.m. and Friday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Someone will come out to get your donations. No need to go inside.
We are accepting canned food, frozen food (dinners, waffles, etc.), and boxed food. Please check those dates. No food with expired dates accepted!
GREATEST NEED: Canned Goods: Fruit, Meat, Vegetables; Oatmeal; Pasta Sides and Bread. GREATEST ESSENTIAL NEEDS: Small Laundry Soap, Dish Soap, Bar Soap and Toilet Paper.
Gas Cards and monetary donations are welcome, too! Thank you!
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PLYMOUTH SALVATION ARMY Our community has been very generous with dropping off food and monetary dona8ons through thispandemic.Thesedona8onsarewhatiskeepingourfoodpantrystockedandallowingustoprovidefoodforourneighbors.
WishList: jelly,peanutbu.er,oatmeal,cereal(smallboxes),pancakemixandsyrup,cannedtuna/chicken,instantpotatoes,stuffing,pastasidedishes,rice,HamburgerHelper,soup,mac&cheese,Manwichsauce, canned spagheB/ravioli, spagheB sauce, canned vegetables/fruit, apple sauce, crackers, jello/pudding,juice,hamburger,lunchmeat,hotdogs/buns,eggs,milkandcheese.
Dona8onscanbebroughtaroundtothebackpantrydoor,whichisundertheoverhanginthecornernearthewindows(justlookforthegaragedoorandthenimmediatelyleA). Thereisadoorbellthatyoucanringtoletoursocialservicestaffknowthatyouhaveadona8ontodropoff.OurbuildingisopenMonday-Fridayfrom8:30a.m.-12noonand1-4:30p.m.toacceptyourdona8on.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE CONNECTION
St. Dominic’s Thanksgiving Food Drive OurParishCommunityhasbeenaskedbySt.Dominic’sOutreachCentertohelpprovidefoodfor Thanksgiving to those in need. Please bring toMass any canned or non-perishable itemsneededforaThanksgivingdinner(cannedvegetables,cranberries,gravy,boxeddesserts,potatoes,cornmeal,dressing,etc.).Wearecollec8ngthroughNovember12.
KNIGHTLY NEWS
We are so pleased to advise that the recent Tootsie Roll Drive raised almost $2,100. This is the largest amount we have ever collected, and the proceeds will benefit the St. Andrew Academy. This new local academy will train young adults with special needs for positions in the IT Cyber Security field. The overwhelming support of our very generous parishioners never ceases to amaze us. Thank you !!!! For more information about the Academy visit: www.standrewacademy.org or contact Pat Romzek at [email protected].
In today’s Gospel (Matthew 25: 1-13), Jesus challenges us to “stay awake” by taking time to seriously look at ourselves, the priorities of our lives, and how we are growing spiritually.
Today’s gospel suggests that our waiting and watching must also include seeking … we must go out to meet Jesus. Are we waiting and keeping vigil without seeking Jesus? Are we living our daily lives without paying attention to the times when God breaks in upon us? Do we close our eyes to the need of another, keep ourselves so frenetic with activity that we never take time to look seriously at ourselves, our lives’ priorities and how we are (or are not) growing spiritually? Seeking while waiting prepares us for his coming by helping us see all the little decisions in our everyday lives as directly related to our being ready, the door being open, and our going into the feast. (Living Liturgy, p.272)
If you would like to learn more about OLV’s SVdP Ministry, please leave your name and contact information on the OLV SVdP Hotline (248) 349-2622 or e-mail to: [email protected] and a Vincentian will contact you.
OLV St. Vincent de Paul Society Conference #437
Growspiritually.Helpthoseinneed.DevelopChristianfriendships.
LiveYourFaith.JointheSocietyofSt.VincentdePaul
Since1833,theSocietyofSt.VincentdePaulhasbeenservicingthoseinneed.
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St.VincentdePaulDetroitStoresOpen!
Monday-Saturday,10:00a.m.–5:00p.m.,Sunday,1:00-5:00p.m.3000GratiotAvenue,Detroit
WaystoDonatewithsafetyfirst:
•Drive-thrudonations. Customerscanstayintheircar. Donationbinsavailableforeasydrop-off.Followthesignsandinstructions.
•Alldonationattendantswillbewearinggloves/maskswhentheyarewithin6ftofacustomer.Alldonateditemswillbesterilized.
Waystoshopwithsafetyfirst:
•Pleaseuseprovidedcartwipesandhandsanitizeruponentrance.•Storedisinfectedmultipletimeseveryday.•Allretailworkerswillbewearingglovesandamaskwhentheyarewithin6ftofacustomer.
•Checkoutlanesmarkedtoallow6ftofseparationbetweencustomers.
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Open House on Thursday, November 12, from 6:30–8:00 p.m. Tour the school, learn about our excellent academic and faith filled community!
REGISTER NOW! www.marian-hs.org/admission/open-house
Families of female students of all ages are invited to attend and each will receive a special gift delivered to their home
on Open House morning!
For admission information, please contact: Marian High School at (248) 502-3033
www.marian-hs.org
Ifyouhavenotdoneso,checkoutthe
SummitLifeTeenVideosfoundonourwebsite,www.olvnorthville.org.
Clickon“GrowinginFaith”andthen“HighSchoolYouth.”
StayConnectedBecauseYouMa;er!QuesQons?
[email protected]@olvnorthville.net.
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Not Catholic, but maybe thinking about it? The Journey has begun…
The OLV Becoming Catholic (RCIA)
ContactDeaconRicat(248)[email protected].
THEOURLADYOFVICTORYRCIATEAM
OLV HIGH SCHOOL MINISTRY Novemberishere!
ItishardtobelievethatThanksgivingisjustafewweeksaway.Ithasbeenagreatautumnandwehavehadacoupleofou8ngsthat
turnedoutwell!
WearelookingataNovemberWAYMCevent.Staytuneformoredetailscomingsoon.
Questions?
Contact Colleen & Deacon Ric Misiak at [email protected]
Is the load you are carrying this Fall feeling a bit too heavy?OLV has a Stephen Minister for you!
Of course, no one can magically make problems or worries go away but you may find, as others have, that having a compassionate listener is a big help.
Stephen Ministry is a confidential, free program. vTo hear more, without any obligation to continue, call our special Stephen Ministry message box at (248) 349-0216, or call the Parish Office to request a Stephen Leader to call you.
Mass Schedule
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OLVPARISHOFFICECLOSEDUNTILFURTHERNOTICEVoicemailandEmailmessagesreturned:Monday-Friday,8:30a.m.-5:00p.m.
Contactusat(248)349-2621orolvoffice@olvnorthville.netorvisitwww.olvnorthville.org
Saturday,5:00p.m.andSunday,7:30,9:30,11:30a.m.Monday,Wednesday,Fridayat8:30a.m.
Pleasereadallguidelines(foundonline)priortoattendingMassforthefirsttime.BelowisahighlightofthechangesthatyouwillexperienceduringMass:
•Limitedseating.Basedonthelayoutofthechurch,ourseatingcapacityisaround120perMass.
•Churchdoorswillopen20minutespriortoMass.
•SocialDistance:Householdsmaysittogetherbutwillbedistanced(by6feet)tosurroundingparishioners.
•Masks:AllParishionersmustwearamask.Yourmaskmaybemovedtoconsumecommunion.
•IfyouhaveanOffering,itcanbedepositedinabinfoundintheGatheringSpaceentrance.
WeunderstandthateveryoneisanxioustogetbacktonormalandpublicMassisoneofthoseeventsthatis“normal”tous! However,ifyouaresick,haveafeverorcough,haveunderlyinghealthconditions,orifyouhavebeenexposedtosomeonewhoissick(anyoneinan“at-risk”category,oruncomfortableinagroupsetting),pleaseremainhomeandcontinuetoenjoyourlivestreamofferings.
Archbishop Vigneron has granted dispensation from the Sunday obligation to celebrateMass to all the faithful of theArchdiocesethroughMonday,November23,2020.TheSaturday,5:00p.m.MasswillcontinuetobelivestreamedandrecordedtobothourwebsiteandFacebookpageforanindefiniteperiodoftime.
LightUpaLifeVirtualAuctionNovember12,5-6p.m.
YourGenerosityWillShineALightThroughTheDarkness. Inanormalyear,wewouldbeinvitingyoutoagalawherewewouldaskyoutosupportcharitableprogramsforourhospicepatientsandtheirfamilies. Eventhoughtthisisnotanormalyear,theneedcontinues. For those families facing their final days andmonthswith a loved onewho isterminally ill, these difficult days are so very precious. While the uncertainty of theworldrageson,weinviteyoutolightupalifebysupportingfamiliesfacingdeepand
personal struggles. Visitangelahospice.org/events/light-up-a-life/ to learnmore and to be a part of our online auction. Any sizedonationmakesadifference!
Namesarekeptonthelistforfourweeks. Ifyou wish to add or remove a name, please call theParishOfficeat(248)349-2621.Thankyou!
Those who need our prayers...
Pray For Those Who Serve in Our Military Doyouknowsomeonewho is serving in themilitary? PleasecalltheParishOfficetoaddyourlovedone’sname.Con8nuetoprayforpeaceandforalas8ngandpeacefulsolu8ontotheworld’sconflicts.
MAJ Mikelle AdamczykUSN Patrick AntioSrA Olivia AzeezUSN Benjamin Baxter MAJ Barton BlackorbyUSMC Kristopher BledsoePFC Brian BokunSSG Joshua Bullock SGT Jamie BushmanLT Benjamin Clay USNLTJG Hannah ConstantakisLTJG Katelyn Constantakis LCDR Michael CullenUSMC Robert DeanPVT Jeffrey DeBozy SPC Tyler DeBozy MAJ David FaulkLTJG Katherine Mary GorskiPFC John DillonSSGT Brian A. Hada LCDR John J HamannChief Matt HayduCPT Jay Heide LTC Barbara Krause LT Daniel Kuriluk CPT Matthew KurilukCPL Ben Maday
MAJ Shawn MagowanSGT Shawn McHaleSGT Mark McGlynnSGT Alexandra McGlynnCPL James McGlynnChap. Tim Meier, SJ SGT Steven Miller CW2 Lincoln MoloneyCPT Rick Moreira, USMCMAJ Brooke Heintz Morrissey MAJ Michael T. Morrissey DC3 SW Jeremy Nemeth1LT Brett Quick2LT Chad QuickCPT Kelsey QuickPFC Matthew RabahyA1C Elyse McCanna SalmonMAJ Mark SaurerSSG Amber Schmay, USAFCPL Gabriel Smith, USMC SFC William SmithPFC Nathan SwigerUSMC Daniel Van BonnLTC Christopher Wagner MAJ Phillip Wiktor, USMC LTJG Adam Williams
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Estelle Biefiadecki Tommy Marshall
Lindsay Brandon Dick McCormick
Aaron Bruce Maggie McQuillan-Key
Gina Buchan Claudia Melotti
Barbara Burbo Ireland Nagerson
Donna Button Anthony Pilarz
Elaine Carnahan Kathryn Piotrowski
Anne Crampton Pope Benedict XVI
Flora DiPardo Evelyn Renault
Leonard Flosky Rose Sersen
Mary Furlong Boris Sceko
Jane Gacioch Walter Strzelecki
Connie Hamel Dustin Swider
Johan Karnak Ryan Tetrault
Joanie Klepinger Lorraine Theroux
Ted Lachowicz LaVern Trudeau
Toni Lachowicz Diane Tyndell
Suzanne Larabell Cooper Van Bonn
Rob LaValley Marilyn Wiertz
Melissa LoCascio Karina Williams
Ministry Schedule
Saturday, November 14 Sunday, November 15
5:00 p.m. 7: 30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m.
Clergy FR. RAY BUCON FR. DENNIS KAUFFMAN FR. DENIS THEROUX FR. DENIS THEROUX
LectorsFRANK O’CONNELL GREG AGOSTON
DAVE GUGALA MARC SIERRA
DAVID COMPO DECLAN LEE
RITA SOLACK BOB DORIGO-JONES
Readings of the Week: Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Monday FeastoftheDedicaQonoftheLateranBasilica Ez47:1-2,8-9,12;Ps46:2-3,5-6,8-9;1Cor3:9c-11,16-17;Jn2:13-22Tuesday MemorialofSaintLeotheGreat,PopeandDoctoroftheChurch Ti2:1-8,11-14;Ps37:3-4,18and23,27and29;Lk17:7-10Wednesday MemorialofSaintMarQnofTours,Bishop Ti3:1-7;Ps23:1b-3a,3bc-4,5,6;Lk17:11-19Thursday MemorialofSaintJosaphat,BishopandMartyr Phlm7-20;Ps146:7,8-9a,9bc-10;Lk17:20-25Friday MemorialofSaintFrancesXavierCabrini,Virgin 2Jn4-9;Ps119:1,2,10,11,17,18;Lk17:26-37Saturday 3Jn5-8;Ps112:1-2,3-4,5-6;Lk18:1-8Sunday Thirty-ThirdSundayinOrdinaryTime Prv31:10-13,19-20,30-31;Ps128:1-2,3,4-5;1Thes5:1-6;Mt25:14-30orMt25:14-15,19-21
Mass Intentions
Sunday,November8
7:30a.m.EnergyandSafetyfortheSchmidtsreq.byaFriendTomTrentareq.byPulliamFamily 9:30a.m.JacksonStegmeyerreq.bytheStegmeyerFamilyPhyllisKuryloreq.byGaryandSueKurylo 11:30a.m.GeorgeRaureq.byJamesWalter
Monday,November9
8:30a.m.Spec.Int.ofSarahPresslerreq.byFamilyMonsignorJohnHallreq.byaFr.DenisandOLVStaff
Wednesday,November11
8:30a.m.Spec.Int.forMargaret“SuperNana”Clintonreq.byMa`andMollyGriffinSpec.Int,forRyanWrightreq.byFamilyk
Friday,November13
8:30a.m.HelenSchneiderreq.byaMikeNadarSoulsofPurgatoryThroughhisheart
Saturday,November14
5:00p.m.Spec.IntforMaryLareaureq.byPaulandMonicaLareauMildredMadiganreq.byCathyandGeorgeMcLeodMichaelTinneyreq.byFamily
Sunday,November15
7:30a.m.EllenHymesreq.byBe`yJaneDarishNancyWickensreq.byPulliamFamily 9:30a.m.Spec.Int.forMollyandMa.Griffinreq.byFamily(16thweddingAnniversary)HelenaRyzyireq.byMaryAnneFarkas 11:30a.m.NormanandMargaretRamseyreq.byFamilyJaneFolinoreq.byRamonaSaurerNancyKiernanreq.byRamonaSaurer
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Week at a Glance
MONDAY,NOVEMBER9Mass,8:30a.m.,Church
DailyReflec8on@noon(Livestreamed)
TUESDAY,NOVEMBER10DailyReflec8on@noon(Livestreamed)
WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER11HAPPYVETERAN’SDAYMass,8:30a.m.,ChurchFearless&Free,10a.m.
DailyReflec8on@noon(Livestreamed)AlphaOnline,7:30p.m.
THURSDAY,NOVEMBER12DailyReflec8on@noon(Livestreamed)
FRIDAY,NOVEMBER13Reconcilia8on,7:30-8:15a.m.,Annex
Mass,8:30a.m.,ChurchDailyReflec8on@noon(Livestreamed)
SATURDAY,NOVEMBER14Reconcilia8on,3:00-4:30p.m.,Annex
LivestreamMassat5:00p.m.Mass,5:00p.m.,Church
SUNDAY,NOVEMBER15Mass,7:30a.m.,ChurchMass,9:30a.m.,ChurchMass,11:30a.m.,ChurchBap8sms,12:30p.m.
PARISH STAFF & MINISTRY CONTACT INFORMATION
CLERGY Rev. Denis B. Theroux, [email protected] Ext.2255 Weekend Clergy Associate: Rev. Dennis Kauffman
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE and DEACONS Deacon Ric Misiak, [email protected] Ext. 2254 Deacon Fred Billotto, [email protected] Ext. 2265
MUSIC MINISTRY Kathy Sanderson, [email protected] Ext. 2261 Tim Johnson, [email protected] Ext. 2479
PARISH OFFICE Office Secretary [email protected] Ext. 2250
Administrative Assistant Colleen Bonadeo, [email protected] Ext. 2292
Parish Administrator Julie Lupo, [email protected] Ext. 2257
FACTS Tuition Management Julie Stedem, [email protected] Ext. 2270
Parish Accountant Gina Garcia, [email protected] Ext. 2271
Bulletin Editor Michelle Gawne, [email protected] Ext. 2253
Maintenance Director Bob Larson, [email protected] Ext. 2266
Facilities and Events Coordinator/Faith Formation Secretary Ellen O’Neil, [email protected] Ext. 2256
OLV SCHOOL (248) 349-3610 Fax: (248) 380-7247 Kate Szuba, Principal
FAITH FORMATION OFFICE (248) 349-2559 [email protected]
EVANGELIZATION COORDINATOR Colleen Misiak, [email protected] Ext. 2269
CHRISTIAN SERVICE and HOSPITALITY MINISTRY Parish Office, (248) 349-2621 or [email protected]
Gospel of Life Merri Cullen, [email protected]. (248) 790-8068
Meal Ministry Karen Martin, [email protected] (248) 797-3888 Deliah Sarafa, [email protected] (248) 884-5553
Special Needs Outreach Pat Romzek, [email protected] (248) 305-8984
St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen Tony Albanese, [email protected] (248) 349-4664
Health & Wellness Ministry Molly Griffin, [email protected] (248) 930-1740
Parents in Prayer Group Steffanie Porter, [email protected]
Knights of Columbus
Rick Bennett, [email protected] (248) 348-9214
Young at Heart Senior Group Tina Bak, [email protected] (313) 590-3416 Liliana Hein, [email protected] (956) 334-2754 St. Vincent de Paul Conference #437 (248) 349-2622
Stephen Ministry Confidential Ministry of Support (248) 349-0216
OLV DADS’ CLUB PRESIDENT John Glon [email protected]
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL (863) 581-2002 Dan Stedem, Chairperson [email protected]
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ST.JOSEPH830S.LafayetteSt.,SouthLyon,48178
(248)446-8700,www.stjcc.org
PARISHOFFICE:CLOSEDUNTILFURTHERNOTICEVOICEMAILANDEMAILMESSAGESAREBEINGRETURNEDMONDAY-FRIDAY,8:30A.M.-5P.M.
MASSSCHEDULESaturday:5:00p.m.,Sunday:7:30,9:30&11:30a.m.
Monday,Wednesday,Friday:8:30a.m.
RECONCILIATIONSCHEDULE:Friday,7:30-8:15a.m.andSaturday,3:00-4:30p.m.
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