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Shrine Herald Royal Oak, MI www.shrinechurch.com “We proclaim Jesus as Lord and ourselves as servants for His sake.” March 28, 2010 Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion
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“We proclaim Jesus as Lord and ourselves as servants for His sake.”
March 28, 2010 Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion
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Please pray for the sick of our parish
Pamela Barber Janet Bertling
Garrett R. Burtwell Joseph Caram Mark Cavazos Michele Cuff
Charlene Cusick Yvonne Demonaco
Theresa Dennis David Evanoff
Sabrina Fodera Lynn Frank
Jane Gallagher Jane Gleason
Betty & Ed Goliber Linda Hanniford
Janet Pinkey Isabell Margaret Lowe
Matthew Mannette Charles McGill Judith Mikich
Kathleen Moore
Eleanor Murphy Sarah Nissan
John Nowack Bill Oldani
Robert Perry Gary Reggio
Theresa Schwarzenberg
Juanito Tang
John Trainor Willy Wade Karl Wolfe
Shawn, Anna, Dennis & Nancy
Please pray for the repose of the soul of
Kenneth Dorie
Sisters of Charity Thank You Thank you for the beautiful celebration and sincere gratitude offered on behalf of our Sister-in-community, Sister Patricia Marie. The Mass concelebrated by Monsignor Easton, Fathers Prus and Lang, the beautiful reception provided by the
Ladies Guild, and the individual gifts you have made to the Sisters of Charity or the Sister Patricia Marie Scholarship are deeply appreciated. May Sister Patricia Marie, in her new life in God, bless this community in ever new ways in the years ahead.
Baked to Perfection The National Shrine Ladies Guild Board thanks all those who prepared special cookies for our receptions, and the women who so faithfully bake cakes for our Funeral Luncheon ministry. Thank you,
Ladies! What talent and generous spirits you have!
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Divine Life
Banns of Marriage
First Bann Kim Robertson
and Chris Kramer
Second Bann Amalia Kaddo and Andrew Raczkowski
The Holy 3 Days Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, April 1, 2, and 3, 2010, are the 3 most important days of the Church Liturgical Year. Our Lenten preparation culminates in the celebration of the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ. This is
His Hour. This is the reason He came. This is the apex of Salvation History for all time. As believers, we must make these 3 days truly holy for ourselves, our families, and our community.
The liturgies of the Sacred Triduum are not a historical reenactment of the events of the past. We are not trying to recreate what it was like to be in the upper room, or on Golgotha, or in front of the tomb as the stone rolled away. The events are
historical, but they cannot be recreated. What we are doing is celebrating the mystery of our salvation in Christ Jesus. It is “Sacred Mystery” (anamnesis) and not history (mimesis) that we celebrate. The liturgies of these 3 days do not “take us back” to a former time. They are not meant to retrace or relive the last hours and moments of Jesus’ life.
We celebrate now and what is happening now, not what once happened. It is
not about long ago and far away. It is about right here and right now. Through His passion, death, and resurrection, Jesus saves us now from sin and death.
On Holy Thursday we celebrate Christ’s presence with us body, blood, soul, and divinity in the gift of the Eucharist. When people refer to the Eucharist as “the bread” I want to scream. Once consecrated the Eucharist is “THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST.” This is the Lamb of God, the Lamb of the new Passover from sin
and death.
On Good Friday we celebrate the true redemptive mystery of suffering. Christ died for us. Through His suffering and death He brings forth life.
On Holy Saturday we celebrate with those who are baptized, received into the Church, and confirmed in the Holy Spirit. Those baptized are freed from sin and
death sharing in the eternal life of the Risen Christ. They begin to share in His life which cannot and will not come to an end. We rejoice with the newly baptized and renew our own commitment to Christ in the Easter Proclamation of our baptismal promises.
These are the 3 most important days of the year. Make every effort you can to attend as much of these great liturgies as you possibly can.
Penance Service Our last Lenten Penance Service is Tuesday night at 7:30 pm. There will be additional priests available for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. The confession of our sins is a most appropriate way to prepare for the celebration of the Triduum and Easter.
Rosie & Carlito Rosie has been going for long walks with me and also with Father Nowak. Many
days she gets to go on 2 long walks. However, the walks do not seem to affect her weight. I suspect that she is getting too many treats in between the walks. We may have to extend the Lenten penance of “NO TREATS” through the Easter Season. OK we will give her a break on Easter Day.
Bearings Notes from Monsignor Easton
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Mass Information
Monday, March 29
6:30 am Mass Fr. Nowak
Servers Matt Abell, Brandon Whitmore
8:30 am Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk
Servers John Ginotti, Andrew Jaeger
Tuesday, March 30
6:30 am Mass Fr. Lang
Servers Dmitri Krick, Sean Ruhle
8:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton
Servers Maureen Luddy, Colleen Hull
Wednesday, March 31
6:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton
Servers Isabel Aklestad, Marie Vidosh
8:30 am Mass Fr. Lang
Servers Andre Moon, Gregory Golias Thursday, April 1—Holy Thursday
8:30 am Mass Morning Prayers 7:00 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Lectors Angela Clark, Marlene Kowalewski Servers Brendan Sullivan, Zachary Castle Jacob Kennedy, Erik Faris, Evan Faris
Emcee Tom Sullivan
Friday, April 2—Good Friday
8:30 am Mass Morning Prayers 12:00 pm Living Stations of the Cross
Servers Kaleigh Sonntag, Bailey Haran Isabel Aklestad, Mary Sier 1:00 pm Liturgy of the Passion
Lectors Bob Livingston, Dick Daly
Saturday, April 3—Holy Saturday
8:30 am Mass Morning Prayers
Sunday, April 4
Easter Sunday: The Resurrection of the Lord
Vigil Masses (on Saturday)
8:30 pm Mass Easter Vigil Mass
Lectors Janie Lynch, Maria Ward Henry Swift, Rebecca Joseph
Servers TBA Emcee TBA
Sunday Masses
7:30 am Mass Fr. Nowak
Lectors Phil Clark, Mike Holcomb
Servers Alex Bain, Colin Zavislak Michael Grace, Jack Grace, Joe Romano Hospitality MaryAnn Skaggs, Team 9:00 am Mass Fr. Lang
Lectors Philip DeVoe, Thomas DeVoe Jessica Klimushyn
Servers Tim Niehaus, Michael Niehaus Sam Ilkka, Matt Abell Hospitality John Burg, Team 10:45 am Mass Msgr. Easton
Lectors Jim Wilson, Suzanne Finlay
Servers Christopher Mastantuono, Tim Doman Christopher Johnson, Brandon Whitmore
Emcee TBA
Hospitality Wayne Friedman, Team
12:30 pm Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk
Lectors Joseph DeFauw, Marge Caram
Servers Jacqueline Vidosh, Marie Vidosh Rose Vidosh, Emily Bonnell Hospitality Hugh Brennan, Team
Monday, March 29
Is 42:1-7 Jn 12:1-11
Tuesday, March 30
Is 49:1-6 Jn 13:21-33, 36-38
Wednesday, March 31
Is 50:4-9a Mt 26:14-25
Readings of The Week
Sunday, April 4
Acts 10:34a, 37-43 Col 3:1-4 or I Cor 5:6b-8
Lk 24: 13-35
Thursday, April 1
Ex 12:1-8, 11-14 1 Cor 11:23-26
Jn 13:1-15
Friday, April 2
Is 52:13—53:12 Heb 4:14-16; 5:7-9
Jn 18:1—19:42
Saturday, April 3
Gn 1:1—2:2 or 1:1, 26-31a
Gn 22:1-18 or 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18 Ex 14:15—15:1
Is 54:5-14 Is 55:1-11
Bar 3:9-15, 32C4:4
Ez 36:16-17a, 18-28 Rom 6:3-11 Lk 24:1-12
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Monday, March 29 Monday of Holy Week
6:30 am †Gail Ashbaugh
8:30 am †Loretta Shorter
Tuesday, March 30 Tuesday of Holy Week
6:30 am †Tony Veronese
8:30 am †John O'Brien
Wednesday, March 31 Wednesday of Holy Week
6:30 am †Gerald Wade
8:30 am †Barb Klien
Thursday, April 1 Holy Thursday—No Mass Intentions
8:30 am Morning Prayers 7:00 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Friday, April 2 Good Friday—No Mass Intentions
8:30 am Morning Prayers
Saturday, April 3 Holy Saturday—No Mass Intentions
8:30 am Morning Prayers
Sunday, April 4 Easter Sunday: The Resurrection of the Lord
Vigil Masses (on Saturday)
8:30 pm—Easter Vigil Intentions of the Parishioners of NSLF
Sunday Masses
7:30 am Intentions of the
Parishioners of NSLF
9:00 am †Veronica Agnes Zinger 10:45 am †Gary Schwarzenberg
12:30 pm †Brian Morency
No 6:00 pm Mass
Mass Intentions Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration "God has so humbled Himself for us."
- St. Teresa Margaret Redi
"...He went out into the night. He did not fear
the chaos, did not hide from it, but plunged into its
deepest point, into the jaws of death: Faith always
means going out together with Jesus, not being afraid of the
chaos, because He is the stronger one. He 'went out' and we
go out with Him if we do the same. Faith means emerging
from the walls to build places of faith and love in the midst of
the chaotic world by the power of Jesus Christ. ...He went out
into the night of Gethsemane, the night of the cross and the
grave. ...The love of God -God's power-is stronger than the
powers of destruction. ...He summons us to dare to
accompany Him on His path; for where faith and love are, He
is there, and the power of peace is there which overcomes
nothingness and death. "
- Pope Benedict XVI, Benedictus
Open hours: Sunday, midnight, 2 pm; Monday, 1 am,; Thursday, 10 am, noon; and Saturday, 5 pm. Partners are needed for the following Holy Hours: Sunday, 2, 5, 6 pm; Monday, 5 am, 10 am; Wednesday, 4 pm; Thursday, 7,10, and 11 am and 2 pm; Friday, 4 pm; and the 1 pm hour on Sunday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday; and the 7 pm hour on
Sunday. Call Marie Lama at 248.655.0309 if you are interested in a Holy Hour or are interested in substituting.
PLEASE NOTE: The adoration chapel will be closed for the Triduum: Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. Please watch for postings regarding the time of closing on Holy Thursday.
Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, pray for us!
World Youth Day, Madrid, Spain, August 14-22, 2011 What is World Youth Day?
¨ A pilgrimage where you will meet and worship with hundreds of thousands of Catholic youth from around the world.
¨ Celebrate the Closing Mass officiated by His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI.
¨ A chance to immerse yourself in the Spanish culture.
¨ Participate in many World Youth Day activities each day.
Who can attend World Youth Day?
¨ Any students that will be entering their sophomore year of high school in the fall of 2011 through college aged students.
How do I sign up for this amazing pilgrimage?
¨ Contact Christine Wist at [email protected] or 248.541.5133.
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Sgt. Daniel J. Allen, USMC Maj. Eric Ansorge PhD, US Army
Patrick Paul Atallah, USMC Sgt. Joanna Bertling, US Army
Envin E. Billings, US Army Pvt. Sean Brady, U.S. Army
Capt. Matthew Cain, US Army Pat Carroll, USAF, Shrine ‘61, MIA
Capt. David Cibik, US Army Crisanto R. Delos, USCG
Lt. Joseph W. Doman, US Navy Col. Thomas M. Doman, USMC
PV2-E2 Melissa Ducastel, US Army Lt. Jason D. Everts, US Army
Thomas Fern, USAF LCpl. Sarah Fitzpatrick, USMC Lt. Troy Perry Glendye, USCG Cpl. Gary R. Gmeiner, USMC
Joseph Haddad, USMC LCpl. Matthew Hebert, USMC
SSgt. Philip Huber, USMC Jacob Kindl, USMC
Ssgt. Troy P. Kosal, US Army
Andrew Kostrzewa, US Navy 2nd Lt. Nicholas Robert Langan, US Army
Peter Laperriere, US Navy Brian MacKenzie, USAF
GS13 Dan Marem MI BN Spec. Ryan McWilliams, US Army Rangers
Capt. Christopher Mellon, USMC
Spc. Beau Messer, US Army
Aaron Mingle, US Navy Matthew Mitchell, US Navy
1st Capt. Johnny Pruitt, ASAF Cpl. Eric Nakalsky, USMC
Spec. Kevin C. Oldani, F.A.S.T. USMC Lt. Daniel P. Palmer, US Army Lt. John F. Palmer, US Army
Lt. Martin J. Palmer, US Army Maj. Loren D. Penney, US Army
Maj. David M. Reilly, USMC Anthony Reynolds, USAF
Capt. David N. Roberts, USMC Cpl. Derrick Savage, USMC Andrew Schulte, US Army Lt. Col. Eric J. Simpson, FA
LCpl. Ronald C. Smart, USMC Capt. Michael Szalma, US Army
PV2 Christopher M. Villerot, US Army LCpl. Andrew Vollareal USMC Spec. David Wittla, US Army
Please pray for our Military
Military
Just a reminder, please notify us when you
have additions to the Military prayer list, or
when one of our Military members can be
taken off the prayer list.
Thank you!
Life Matters “Our dignity and quality of life don't come from what we can or cannot do. Dignity and quality of life are not matters of efficiency, proficiency and productivity. They come from a deeper place --
from who we are and how we relate to each other.” (Fr. Rosica). April 2 will be the fifth anniversary of the death of Pope John Paul II. In an interview with ZENIT in May 2007, Father Thomas Rosica answered the question “What can the world learn from the way Pope John Paul II lived his death?”
¨ John Paul II showed us true dignity in the face of death. Rather
than hide his infirmities, as most public figures do, he let the whole world see what he went through in the final phase of his life.
¨ Before the cameras, John Paul II taught that although science can ease discomfort, palliative care should not be used as a cloak to hide the fact of dying.
¨ As the curtain was about to fall, nothing made him waver, even the debilitating sickness hidden under the glazed Parkinsonian mask, and ultimately his inability to speak and move.
¨ Pope John Paul has become a living "argument" for the appeal to respect the most frail and vulnerable, who he upheld during his pontificate.
¨ Who can say his life was not fruitful, when his body was able to climb snow-capped summits or vacation on Strawberry Island in Lake Simcoe in 2002, during World Youth Day in Canada?
¨ Who didn't feel the paradoxical influence of his presence, when his voice was muted?
¨ In our youth-obsessed culture, Pope John Paul II reminded us that aging and suffering are a natural part of being human.
¨ Where the old and infirm are so easily put in homes and forgotten, the Pope was a powerful reminder that the sick, the handicapped and the dying have great value. John Paul II taught us how to live, to suffer and to die.
During this upcoming Holy Week, it is most appropriate to spend some time contemplating Christ’s suffering for us; why we are called to at times to suffer and how this speaks specifically to the Church’s teaching on euthanasia and assisted suicide. United with our Lady of Sorrows, let us pray this week for all those that suffer; that they may be lifted from despair and come to know in faith the
redemptive meaning of their suffering.
Crisis Pregnancy?
Mother and Unborn Baby Care can help! Call 248.559.7576 Hurting from an abortion
experience?
Call Silent No More 800.395.HELP
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Events Calendar
Sunday, March 28—Palm Sunday
Masses 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am;
12:30, and 6:00 pm
Preschool RFP
YR 9 am
Palm Sunday Banner Procession
HH-MF 9 am
Shrine Lending Library – OPEN
CC-C 10 am
RCIA Formation Meeting
CC-SH 10:30 am
Rosary For The Unborn
AC 5 pm
YM Good Friday Practice
YR 7 pm
Monday, March 29
Masses 6:30, 8:30 am
Religious Formation
GS Classrooms
4:30, 6:30 pm
Gr 3 Special Lesson
Church 4:30 pm
7th & 8th Grade Youth Ministry
A/HS SC 6:15 pm
Legion of Mary Devotional
CC-B 7:30 pm
Hockey Planning Meeting
CC-A 8:00 pm
Tuesday, March 30
Masses 6:30, 8;30 am
Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions
STC 6:45 pm
Seven Capital Sins Study
CC-B 7 pm
Parish Penance Service
Church 7:30 pm
Boy Scout Troop #1634 Meeting
YR 7:30 pm
Love of God Prayer Group Meeting
STC 8 pm
Hockey Planning Meeting
CC-A 8:00 pm
Wednesday, March 31
Masses 6:30, 8:30 am
Men’s Bible Study
CC-B 6:15 am
Moms & The Word Scripture Class
CC-SH 9:30 am
Thursday, April 1—Holy Thursday
Morning Prayer 8:30 am
Handbell Choir Rehearsal
CR 9:30 am
Mothers Club Ladies Pinochle Group
CC-SH 11:30 am
Girl Scout Brownie Troop #2432
YR 6 pm
HS Dad’s Club Meeting
CC-SH 7 pm
Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Church 7 pm
Friday, April 2—Good Friday
ENDOW Women’s Study Group
CC-A,B 8 am
Morning Prayer 8:30 am
Stations of the Cross
Church 12 Noon
Liturgy of the Passion
Church 1 pm
Lenten Fish Bake
GS Gym, Café, 4:30 pm
Girl Scout Troop #3068
CC-B 7 pm
Saturday, April 3—Holy Saturday
Morning Prayer 8:30 am
Frassati Men’s Fellowship Meeting
CC-A 10 am
Blessing of the Baskets
Church 11 am
Easter Vigil 8:30 pm
Sunday, April 4—Easter Sunday
Masses 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am;
and12:30 pm
RCIA Formation Meeting
CC-SH 10:30 am
Rosary For The Unborn
AC 5 pm
Events Calendar Location Guide
A Academy AC Adoration Chapel,
Coughlin Building CC-SH Conference Center, Seton Hall CC-A Conference Center, Room A CC-B Conference Center, Room B CC-C Conference Center, Room C CL Choir Loft
CR Choir Room GS Grade School HH-BR Heritage Hall Board Room HH-B Heritage Hall Mtg. Rm. B HH-EW Heritage Hall East Wing HH-WW Heritage Hall West Wing
HH-MF Heritage Hall Main Floor HS High School STC St. Thérèse Chapel YR Youth Room
Lending Library Holy Week! The book, Friends of God: Homilies by
Josemaria Escriva, contains
d o w n t o e a r t h reflections. For instance, "Now it is the Last Supper. Christ has prepared everything to bid farewell to his disciples, while they, for the umpteenth time, have become embroiled in an argument about which
one. . . is to be considered the greatest. Jesus then, rising from supper . . . began to wash the feet of his disciples . . . Once again, he preaches by example, by his deeds." (p. 90). (Section 8, Saints).
Lending Library hours are Sundays from
10 am to 2 pm, and Fridays from 9:15 am to Noon, in the National Shrine Conference Center, Room C (across the alley from the Northwood parking lot). For information call Kathy McGuire at 248.541.6834 or JoAn Gilleran at
248.629.4045.
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Palm Sunday: The Hidden Miracles of Jerusalem Passover is the highest holyday for the Jewish people. It recounts an earlier time during
the dark days of captivity in Egypt when Yahweh sent angels of death to destroy the
firstborn throughout the land in response to Pharaoh’s hardened heart. However, the
messengers of death passed over those whose door posts were marked with the blood of a
sacrificial lamb.
The triumphal entrance of Jesus into Jerusalem to celebrate the memory of the Passover
was to be the highpoint in his public life. This would be the closest the chosen people would
come to recognizing their Messiah. It would be his shining hour, a time of excitement when
for a fleeting moment, crowds would welcome him as their King and Savior. All four gospels
contain this account of Jesus’ triumphal entrance into Jerusalem. Clearly, it had been a
major event, a powerful moment of decision. The Jewish people were celebrating the
memory of a great miracle, but missed truly the greatest miracle ever promised – the coming of the Messiah. This
tragic mistake was not an isolated moment frozen in time. It was a tragic lost opportunity to recognize Jesus then,
and even after he rose from the dead. They would not ask for faith, so they could not see the fulfillment of their
dreams. Unfortunately, such lost opportunities to recognize the presence and miracles of Jesus continue in our lives
and in our times, as well.
Not all of Jesus’ miracles are immediately evident. We too must pray for the eyes of faith to see them. Take the
hidden miracle that occurred right in front of everyone at the triumphal entrance into the holy city. Did you notice
it? St. Mark and St. Luke did and recorded it in their gospel narratives. “… He (Jesus) sent two of his disciples on an
errand with these instructions: ‘Go to the village facing you, and just as you enter it, you will find tied a foal on which
no man has ever sat. Unhitch it and bring it here.’ … They brought the foal to Jesus and threw their cloaks over it;
and he seated himself on it.”
Could another person have ridden this foal, never before ridden, in such a noisy and hectic setting? No! It was
the Lord of Creation, the Prince of Peace, the King of Israel, the Messiah, The Son of God who did. This was the
culmination of the greatest promise foretold throughout the ages of the Old Testament, and for most everyone in
the crowd on that day, they missed him and another miracle. Why? They missed him because they did not listen nor
see with the eyes and ears of faith.
Each of us moves steadily closer on our personal journey to Jerusalem and the Cross. As we do, we pray for the
grace to see the miracles of Jesus in our own lives and times, for this too is a world filled with far too much noise, too
many distractions, and more temptations than we could ever count. As we enter Holy Week to relive what Jesus did
to show his love for us, remember those three words from the beginning of Lent: Believe, Trust, and Pray. Pray for the
grace to believe with your whole being that Jesus is Lord, The Son of God, and trust that everything He said is true.
The glory and promise of Easter awaits all who believe. “Do not let your hearts be troubled. In my Father’s house
there are many dwelling places. If there were not, would I have told you that I am going to prepare a place for
you? And if I go to prepare a place for you, I will come back again and take you to myself, so that where I am you
may also be. …I have told you this so that my joy might be in you and your joy might be complete.”Jn 14:1-4, 15:11
Roamin’ with Rosie
Greetings friends:
We are almost through with Lent, and I can’t wait to start having my dozen or so treats a day again.
Last week, I told you that I was standing by one of the tallest parts of the building. Did you figure out
where I was? If you guessed the Charity Tower, you are correct. On the tower is Jesus. His crucified
body stands over 28 feet tall!!! There are many images and inscriptions in this area. Below Jesus’ feet,
for example, are seven key scriptural passages from the crucifixion. “Father, forgive them for they do not know what they are
doing,” is one. “This day, thou shall be with me in paradise,” is another. There are also images of the whip, tunic and dice, cock
and the crown.
Many find that looking at the tower is inspiring. They notice the detail in Christ’s face and feel something stir inside. As
Lent comes to a close, take some time in good weather to look at the tower and meditate on what Christ did for you. Or when
you drive by, notice Jesus and thank God for all that He’s done.
By the way, do you know who is standing at the bottom of the cross on the tower? Who else is looking at Jesus from across
the patio area? Please email me your thoughts at [email protected].
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Mr. & Mrs. Orlando L. Blanco ... Isabelle Lago (Mom) , Alex Blanco (Brother), Grandma & Grandpa Mr. & Mrs. Gary Mackenzie .................... Henry & Josephine Olejniczak, James & Patricia MacKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Frank Podolka ..................................................................................... My Dad Walter Kalasz Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Albert D’Angelo ................................................................ The D’Angelo & Mac Isaac Families Elvessa Ghafur ..................... Mr. & Mrs. Menardo B. Ballestar, The Nuns From Mt. Thabor Monastery, ................................................................... Manresa & Willy Ariate & Family, Lolita Aguilar, Letty Bringas Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGavin ........................... Deceased Members of the McGavin & Lesko Families Mr. & Mrs. Richard Edwards .......................................................... Marty Wall, Cathy Wall, Sally Rumann Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Breen ........................ The Deceased Members of the Breen & D’Anna Families Ms. Cynthia Mitskavich ......................................................................................................... Irene Mitskavich Ms. Patricia Bissell ....................................................................................................... Tracy Bissell, Lisa Bissell Ms. Kathy Hasten .......................................................... Tony & Leatak Badalucca, Albert De Riemacher Mrs. Kathleen Tasch ........................................................................................... Donna Jones, Martin Tasch Mr. Kevin R. Guldi ....................................................... Deceased Members of Guldi & Breul’eux Families Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Stahl ..................................................................................... Harold Stahl & Paul Tolson Mr. & Mrs. Scott Tinlin ........................................... Art Hass, Msgr. Herman Kucyk, Joan Tinlin, Lottie Kroll Ms. Carol Kaiser ..................................... Kenneth Kaiser & All Deceased Members of the Kaiser Family Mr. Michael Beaupied ........................................................................................... Laura & Irving Beaupied Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O’Neill ......................................... Bridget & Thomas O’Neill, Ouida & Robert Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Erik Swonder ................................................... Jean Kramer, Karen Jennings, Debbie Carlson ................................................................................................................. Mike Kramer, Art Swonder, Al Korpi Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wolfe ..............................................................................................................Patricia Nason Ms. Mary Arnold ..................................................... Deceased Members of the Arnold & Pilette Families Mr. & Mrs. David Macker ......................................................................................................... Robert Seguin Mrs. Alice G. Hegarty .......................................................................................................... Owen J. Hegarty Mrs. Jewell D. Burke ............................................................................... Elbin (Al) Burke, Margaret Zeunen Mr. & Mrs. Victor Reid ............. William & Helen Kurkowski, Lester Kurkowski, Victor & Genevieve Reid Mr. Thomas DiGiacomo ................................................. Thomas P. DiGiacomo, Theresa M. DiGiacomo Mrs. Kuniko Nern ........................................................................................................................ Daniel D. Nern Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cornelius ................................................................... Frances Cornelius, Tim Cornelius Mrs. Mary Jane Kaiser ......... Husband Kenneth Kaiser, The Lepage, Hatfield, Barnier & Harris Families Mrs. Alice Pricer ........................................................................................................................... Wayne Pricer Mrs. Cecilia Rehe ........................Robert H. Rehe, Deceased Members of Rehe & Schrauder Families Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. Cavanaugh ....................... John & Marie Cavanaugh, Willard & Josephine Jones Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Majeski ............................................................................. Clarence & Ann Wasilewski Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Gordon .............. Paul & Frances Groth, Will & Grace Gordon, Virgina Muldoon Mr. & Mrs. Leo Rioux ........................................ Deceased Members of the Cousineau & Rioux Families Mr. & Mrs. Mel Malczewski .................................................. The Malczewski/Quaglia Families & Maddie Mrs. Janet Dwyer.................................................................................... Louis Dwyer, Allen & Lucille Szynski Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stack ............................................... John & Martha Stack, Edward & Doris Brennan .......................................................................................................................................... Joseph & John Stack Mrs. Ruth Kaltz ....................... Norbert Kaltz, Jane Bruckner, Mr. & Mrs. A. Bruckner, Mr. & Mrs. C. Kaltz Mrs. Eve Gottschalk .................................................................................. My Husband Charles Gottschalk Mrs. Helen Prus ............................................................................... Peter & Paul Prus Jr., Karen Prus Hoban Mrs. Rosemary Burg ........................................................................ William Burg From Rosemary & Family Mr. & Mrs. John W. Sanders ................................................................................. Harold & Lucie Meininger Mr. & Mrs. David Sears ....................................................................................................................... Erin Sears
We thank all who donated for Easter flowers ...... In loving memory and honor of
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Religious Formation
Family Activities
Banners and Pancakes
Banners and pancakes was great fun! During the procession at Palm Sunday 9 am Mass, watch for the many colorful and creative banners that were made at the pancake breakfast.
High Seas Expedition Vacation Bible School
June 28 – July 2, 9 am to Noon Shrine Catholic Grade School
We are almost full! Please visit www.shrinechurch.com for registration forms.
Vacation Bible School runs June 28 – July 2, from 9 am until noon at the Grade School. High Seas Expedition is for children registered this fall for grades kindergarten through 6th. Skipper’s Preschool Play Deck is for children who are at least 3 years old by June 1, 2010 and potty-trained. The cost per child is $40 and includes crafts, snacks, and Bible Memory Buddies!
Thanks to a generous donor, financial help is available. Contact Renee or Janie at the Religious Formation Office at 248.541.5133 or [email protected] or [email protected].
Space is limited and we always fill up - register early so you don’t miss out!
Preschool Religious Formation
Easter Break
There is no Preschool Religious Formation class on Easter Sunday (April 4). Classes resume on April 11.
Elementary Religious Formation
First Communion Families Reminder
Communion banners and take-home activity books (Making Things Right and Called to His Supper) are due tomorrow. Please give these items to your catechist or teacher.
Easter Break
There is no Religious Formation class for grades K – 6 on April 5. Classes resume on April 12.
Grades 7/8 Religious Formation
Easter Break
There is no Religious Formation class for grades 7 and 8 on April 5. Classes resume on April 12.
Confirmation
Stations of the Cross Practices
Sunday, March 21 and Sunday, March 28 7 to 9 pm in the Church
Stations of the Cross
Friday, April 2 at 12 pm
All Confirmation Candidates are invited to join Cross Connections Youth Ministry as actors in the Stations of the Cross that will take place on Good Friday. This is not a
requirement for Confirmation, but a great way to start getting involved with the Youth Group. If you are interested, please come to the first practice on Sunday, March 21 from 7 to 9 pm in the Church. Any question, contact Christine Wist at [email protected].
Faith Portfolios
All eighth graders received their Faith Portfolios at the Evenings of Formation on February 25 and March 1. If you were unable to attend either night, please contact Christine Wist at [email protected] to pick up your Faith Portfolio from the Religious Education Office.
Youth Service Team Opportunities
Focus: HOPE Food Distribution Saturday, April 10, 9 am, Ferndale Site
Parents and youth are needed to unload the truck for the Focus: HOPE food distribution site. It is located in Ferndale on 9 mile Rd at the OLHSA building (across from the Police Station). To register, please contact Mrs. Cerone at 248.541.5133 or [email protected] with the words “Focus Hope” in the subject line.
Cross Connections HS Youth Ministry
¨ March 28: Stations of the Cross Practice (7 to 9 pm in the Church)
¨ April 2: Stations of the Cross (12 pm in the Church)
¨ April 4: Happy Easter! No Youth Group
To help raise money for our mission trip and our trip to World Youth Day, Cross Connections is collecting old cell phones (no accessories) and used ink jet cartridges (no laser or toner cartridges please). If you have any donations please drop them off in the marked box at the top of the stairs leading to the Youth Room. Also, if you would like to donate money for our trip to World Youth Day you can do so by visiting the donations page at www.shrinechurch.com and selecting “World Youth Day.”
RESCHEDULED
Bottle and Can Drive Sunday, March 28 8:30 am to 12:30 pm
Please help send Shrine Youth to World Youth Day in Madrid, Spain 2011.
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Adult Religious Formation
2010 Saturday Evangelization Series
Evangelizing Hot-Button Issues: Giving witness to
hard-to-discuss topics of faith 10 am to Noon, Sacred Heart Major Seminary Dates and Topics:
April 17: Evangelizing on the Sanctity of Life: Abortion and Life Issues Dr. Janet E. Smith, Chair of Life Ethics, Prof. Moral Theology,
presenter
May 15: All is Relative? Are you absolutely sure? Truth as our Foundation* Rev. Ronald T. Browne, Moderator of the Curia, Diocese of Marquette, presenter
*Please note this talk will be held at the National Shrine of the
Little Flower, 12 Mile and Woodward, Royal Oak 48073
A free-will collection will be taken to cover costs of refreshments and speakers at each event.
Series presented by the Office for Evangelization and Catechesis Department of Evangelization, Catechesis, & Schools, Archdiocese of Detroit.
Catholicism 101 7 to 9 pm; dates and topics listed below
Sessions are from 7 to 9 pm. Cost is $10 per session; Registration at least one week in advance of the class is required so enough handouts are prepared. To register, email Renee Cramer at [email protected] or call 248.541.5133.
NOTE: Please bring your Bible to any of the below topics you
attend.
Date: Topic (Catechist Certification Topic #):
April 22 Prayer #11
May 19 The Church at Prayer in the Eucharistic Celebration,
#C
June 7 Spirituality, #18
June 9 Sacrament: Sign and Symbol, #6
June 14 Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation and
Eucharist, #10
June 16 Sacraments of Healing: Reconciliation and
Anointing of the Sick, #B
June 21 Sacraments at the Service of Communion:
Matrimony and Holy Orders, #17
National Marriage Encounter National Marriage Encounter is a weekend experience of rediscovery for couples who want to make their good marriages even better. For more
information, call Rich and Fran at 586.838.4447 or Tim and Ann at 248.634.8924, or visit www.national–
marriage– encounter.org.
Widowed Friends Widowed Friends offers grief support for men and women of all ages geared toward healing, spiritual enrichment, and finding a new sense of
purpose. For information call Rose at 586.726.0844, J u s t i n e a t 7 3 4 . 4 5 5 . 6 9 3 9 o r v i s i t www.widowedfriends.org.
Faith Direct Your generosity to National Shrine of the Little Flower truly helps our parish extend God's loving presence to those among us who are most in need. During this season of Lent, I pray you will enroll with Faith Direct.
This commitment to recurring electronic giving will not only provide our parish with the consistent resources that help us with the operating needs
of National Shrine of the Little Flower but in turn provide you with the convenience of automatic deduction from your specified checking account or credit card.
There is no cost to you to enroll. Please enroll today by visiting www.faithdirect.net and our parish code is MI16.
Attention all Parishioners Holy Thursday, the night of the Last Supper, holds special meaning for all priests as it is considered to be the inception of priesthood in
the Catholic Church. The National Shrine Vocations Committee invites you to show your appreciation for the priests in our parish for all they do in supporting our faith community by sending them a kind word, a card, or letter of thanks on Holy Thursday. Please, no gifts. As we all know,
the demands on the clergy are always increasing and their numbers are decreasing. We encourage you to affirm their hard work and dedication with a simple thank you. We wish you a blessed and joyous Easter, and we ask you to continue to pray for religious vocations. Please let
our priests know you care.
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Perpetual Mass Enrollment Cards The National Shrine of the Little Flower now has a beautiful six page perpetual Mass card available at the Parish rectory office and the National Shrine gift shop. With this enrollment, the person or persons, living or
deceased, will be remembered in a Mass once a month at the National Shrine on or near the first Friday of each month.
The Masses will be celebrated every month in perpetuity. The suggested offering for the enrollment card and a card suitable to be given to family or individuals is $25 per card.
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Grade School Happenings
Library
Shrine Catholic students celebrated Reading Month with a different theme each week! One week we “jazzed up our week with a good book” by wearing a “jazzy” pair of fun socks. Another theme was “Reading is a bright idea!”
Everyone brought a favorite pair of sunglasses to wear during reading time. Our final week theme was “We’ve got an appetite for reading!” The students all enjoyed a snack while reading with their classmates.
Reading is an exciting and on-going activity at Shrine. Our after-school Readers’ Clubs are in full wing. Third graders are reading about inventors. The fifth graders are reading novels which will eventually be turned into scrapbook pages for Mrs. Popp, and Mrs. Hazen’s sixth graders are engaged in literature circles.
We also are supporting Shrine High School and Academy with their Borders Book Store Book Fair. Vouchers have been distributed to all families which can be used when purchasing books at Borders March 26-28. Let’s all support Shrine Catholic with a good book!
Upcoming Dates
March 30 8:30 am, Grade School Holy Week Mass
April 1, No School-Easter Vacation Begins
All Around the Academy
Marc Miller, seventh grade Academy student, brought home the Bronze for the Academy during the final days of the Optimist speeches competition.
Congratulations, Marc!
Academy students were treated from Michigan writer, Terry Wooten.
Students worked with Wooten during a valuable in-house writing workshop over the course of two days. Wooten shared anecdotal accounts of his struggles with dyslexia and his memories of school days gone by. In his message, Wooten inspired students to overcome any learning or personal obstacles so that they may move ahead with their education and their lives.
In the meantime, 8th grade Literature students are moving ahead with their reading of the classic novel, To Kill a
Mockingbird, while seventh grade students continue to embrace the Academy's new accelerated math program. First quarter results look encouraging.
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Parish Office
2100 W. 12 Mile Road, Royal Oak, MI 48073-3910
Pastoral Staff
Parish Main Number .......................................................................................... 248.541.4122 Rev. Msgr. William H. Easton, Pastor .................................................................... ext 415 Rev. Joseph Lang, Assoc ...................................................................................... ext 412 Rev. Pawel K. Kaczmarczyk, Assoc ..................................................................... ext 419 Rev. Krzysztof Nowak, Assoc ................................................................................. ext 416 Rev. Mr. Thomas R. Avery, Deacon ..................................................................... ext 422 Christian Service, Sister Noreen Ellison, SC .......................................................... ext 411 Director of Liturgical Music, Mr. Rob Abbott ...................................................... ext 442
Parish Education & Religious Formation Staff
Shrine Catholic High School, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073 Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken ..................................................................... 248.549.2925 Shrine Catholic Academy, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073 Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken ..................................................................... 248.549.2928 Shrine Catholic Grade School, 1621 Linwood R.O. 48067 Principal, Mrs. Sharon Dixon ......................................................................... 248.541.4622 Director of Recruiting, Mrs. Meg Armstrong .................................................. 248.549.2925 Religious Education Office Coordinator, Renee Cramer ........................................................... 248.541.5133 Youth Minister (9-12 grades), Christine Wist ............................................... 248.541.5133 Director of RCIA and Adult Formation, Mr. John LaCroix ....................... 248.543.6955
Development Staff
Associate Director of Development, Mrs. Laurie Bilkie-Snyder ........................ ext 432 Associate Director of Development, Mr. Matthew York .................................. ext 455
Parish Support Staff
Executive Assistant, Mrs. Anne Knapik ................................................................ ext 413 Parish Secretary/Receptionist, Mrs. Charlene Lewandowski ........................... ext 410 Financial Supervisor, Mr. Jim Skaggs ................................................................... ext 423 Parish Bookkeeper, Mrs. Mary Ellen Wassenberg .............................................. ext 421 Building & Grounds Maintenance, Mr. Barney Tatomir .................................... ext 420 National Shrine Director/Church Tours, Mr. Jack Hoolehan ............................ ext 418 Tuition Manager/Marketing Specialist/Herald Editor, Mrs. Vicki Holtyn ......... ext 448
Office Hours
Monday - Friday ........................................................................ 9 am-5 pm, 6:30 pm-9 pm Saturday ........................................................................................................... 9 am-2:30 pm
Emergencies handled at any time. Please limit other visits or phone calls to the above times.
Church Hours
Monday - Friday .............................................................................................. 5:30 am-5 pm Saturday .................................................................................. 7:30 am-after 6:30 pm Mass Sunday ..................................................................................... 6:30 am-after 6:00 pm Mass
Gift Shop Hours
Monday - Friday ................................................................................................... 1 pm-4 pm Second Saturday of the Month ................................................................ 5:30 pm-6:30 pm Second Sunday of the Month ....................................................................... 9:30 am-2 pm
Masses
Sunday ........................................................................ 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am, 12:30, 6:00 pm Saturday ..................................................................................... 8:30 am, 4:30 pm, 6:30 pm Weekday ........................................................................................................... 6:30, 8:30 am Holy Day ...................................................................... 6:30, 8:30 am, 12:00 noon, 7:30 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
After 6:30 am Mass; Saturdays 3-4 pm and 5:30-6 pm.
Sacrament of Baptism
Sunday at 2 pm. Please contact Charlene Lewandowski in the Parish Office at ext 410.
Sacrament of Marriage
Parish members, please contact Anne Knapik in the Parish Office at ext 413 at least six months in advance.
Spiritual Care for the Sick and Homebound Please notify the Parish Office or Sister Noreen at extension 411 if there is an illness,
hospitalization or need for homebound ministry. We will do our best to provide spiritual
support for our parishioners.
Parish Tours
Docents are on duty from 10 am-4 pm Monday-Saturday except during services. Groups of
10 or more call Jack Hoolehan at 248.541.4122, ext. 418 to schedule a time.
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or separated. For more information, visit the Bethany Web site at www.BethanyofSoutheasternMichigan.org
or telephone Carol at 248.390.7771 or Michelle at 313.996.8644.
Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions
March 2010 World Economy
General: That the world economy may
be managed according to the principles of justice and equity, taking account of
the real needs of peoples, especially the poorest.
The Churches in Africa
Missionary: That the Churches in Africa
may be signs and instruments of reconciliation and justice in every part of
that continent.
A Family Perspective
“Father forgive them, they know not what they do.” Frequently we offend
each other without being aware of it. The survival of relationships depends on our ability to forgive one another. This Holy Week, imitate Jesus and forgive those who have wronged you.
Stop carrying resentment in your heart.
- Bud Ozar
Vocations Surrender your life to God. You are promised eternal life (Luke 22:14–23:1–49). Is God
calling you to become a priest? Contact Fr. Tim Birney, Director of Priestly Vocations at 313.237.5875 or visit the Vocations Web site at www.vocationsdetroit.org.
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