Published in the Interest of Saint Peter Parish

Vol. V

Children's CollectionWe started to put aside the

children's collection for Sundaysand holy days beginning the thirdSunday of September, 1960. Weare proud to report that just fivemonths later the children havedonated a total of $4,407.50 tothe parish. We are very proudof our children in this parish. Wealso know that they will keep upthe good work and that we willbe able to use their contributionsfor a substantial part of the de­velopment of this parish.

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Prayer for Vocations

o God who e will it is thatthrough thy truth and grace allpeople may gain eternal life,grant we beseech thee, throughthe intercession of Blessed Maryever irgin an increa e of labor­ers for Thy Church, who, heed­ing Thy divine call, may givethemselves generously for the sal­vation of souls, through Christour Lord, Amen. Hail Mary

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Girl Scout Sunday

Sunday, March 12th has beendesignated as Girl Scout Sunday.The Girl Scouts and their leadersof the Parish are asked to attend8:45 Mass in uniform in themain church and to receive HolyCommunion in a body.

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Cancer Pad Sewing

Cancer pad sewing WednesdayMarch 8th from 9:30 to 3:00 atFr. Collins Hall.

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PAPER DRIVEMarch 24th

& 25th

HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN - SU

PARISH ANNOToday is the third Sunday of Lent.

1. We ask you to remember the dead in your prayers, particularlyHenry D. Reis, the father of one of our sisters. He was buriedone week ago.

2. March is the month for vocatio . We need sisters very badlyin the religious communitie. 'e need priests very badly. Weurge you to say your prayers carefully for this intention and togive prayerful encouragement to vocations in your home.

3. All of the men of the parish are invited to receive Holy Com­munion with the Holy ame iety next Sunda morning atthe 7:30 Mass. This is th Lenten eason and the men ought tomake special efforts to be there.

4. The retreat for public high chool tudents begins this eveningat 7:00 and continu tomorrow and Tuesda. Father Kingcome well recommended and he will give helpful talks onteenage problems. e urg all of tbe studen to be present.

5. e t nda . we will ba the annual collection for the Bishops'EmergenC)' and Relief Fund. The nshers will make envelopesfor each family available today. e want every parishioner,even the poorest, to plan on giving something to this specialcollection. This means feeding the hungry, in fact the starving,and clothing the naked. These are the most fundamental formsof charity. Read the chbishop' letter in our parish papertoda •

6. ake great efforts to attend the Lenten De otions: Wednesdae ening at 7:30 and sermon ;Thursday at 7:30 PerpetualHelp Devotions' aturday at 7:15 Way of the Cross.

7. The ladies of the tar ociety are holding their meeting for themonth of arch ednesda)' evening immediately after devotions.Father Fedewa will give some helpful hints on some of thepractical problem of home and family life. All of the ladiesof the pari h are invited to attend.

COME

To Public High School

TEEN RETREATTONIGHT (Sunday, March 5)

TOMORROW (Monday, March 6)

TUESDAY (March 7)

Interesting Conferences on Teen-age Problems

7:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Each Evening

ST. PETER CHURCHConducted by Father William KIng

"A TEEN RETREAT IS A TREAT"

No.2

LENTEN CONFERENCES­MARCH 8th

ATTENTION LADIES: Hereis a marvelous opportunity to dosomething extra special for Lent.Fr. Fedewa is going to conducta Lenten Conference this comingWednesday, March 8 in conjunc­tion with our meeting. Start outby attending Mass and receivingCommunion at the 7:30 p.m.Mass. At 8:20 there will beample time to eat your own boxor paper sack lunch (coffee willbe served). We will have a briefmeeting at 8:40 and the confer­ence will begin promptly at 9:00p.m. Please avail yourself of thiand bring along another memberor two. Further information rnabe had by calling Betty Rizzo,PR 8-6445.

Did you know that we have af u t u r e councilwoman in ourmidst? Connie Knight of the Ea tDetroit Group won the primaryand is up for election April 2nd.Congratulations, Connie, we wishyou much success in your newlychosen career.

The DACCW Day Conventionwill be held this Monday, March6th, starting with the 9:00 a.m.Mass at S1. Aloysius Church.Workshops begin at 10:15 a.m.the theme of which is "TheseWorks of Love" stressing the roleof Catholic Women in the home,parish and community. The work­shops will begin at 2:30 p.m. fol­lowing the noon luncheon. Let'stry to get a group from our so­ciety to attend. So much valuableinformation can be gained fromthese workshops.

Congratulations are in order toSarah Rollins of the Fleetwoodgroup on the very recent birth ofa baby boy. Sarah has been anactive member right from the be­ginning of ou~ Altar Society.,

Let's encourage the membersof our family to participate in asmany of the Lenten Services aspossible and don't forget that re­ligious reading material either.Display it at a prominent spot inthe home.

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Robert Louis Ignasiak, son of Eu­gene ,and Dorothy (Reckio) Ignasiak

" of· 20935 Lennon. Godparents: Nor·bert Ignasiak and Bernardine Ment.

Timothy Kevin Strasz, son of Ed·mond and Margaret (Ross) Straszof 16901 Carlisle. Godparents: Nor­man Gangola and Gloria Cady.

Thomas Gerard Gladysz, son ofStanley and Kat hie e n (Discher)

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HIGH MASSES FOR WEEK OF MARCH 5, 1961

A PRAYERFUL PREVIEW~c 1;" .•"t ~

FOURTH SUNDA'Y IN LENT

MO DAY:6:30-Achille Embo--by Mr. and Mrs. M. Valenti7:15-Antonio, Saccoia-by Neighbors8:00-John E. Dillon (2nd Anniv.)-by family.

TUESDAY:6:30-Florence Suty-by Marlene Stephenson. .7:1S-Joseph Moncelli (Month's L\'Iindbby Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marchione8:00-Dialogue Mass 0 •

WEDNESDAY:'6:30-Irma Tognozzi (lst Anniv.)--Mr. and Mrs. G. Moore and Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Cordoni . _7:15-Mrs. Nathalie Ferdinande-by Mr. and Mrs. R. Follebout. l •

8:00-Antonio DiGiovanni-by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cusimano '1

7:30 p.m.-Dialogue MassTHURSDAY:

6:30~Christ Scroy-by Mr. and Mrs. Tallnto7:15-Carmela Chartrand-by Eleanor Skorupski8:00-Louis LaBudie-by Room 120, St. Peter School

FRIDAY: .' ' ,': 6:30-Mrs. Helen Jaglowicz-oy Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Rinke

7:15-Kathryn Wilcox-by the Ciske and Morell families8:00-Elisa Dethioux-by Mr. and' Mrs; Frank Schietaert

SATURDAY: .6:30-8arah Emig-by Mr. and Mrs. H. VanLOon7:1S-Leo C. Janisse-by Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Kelly8: OO-Clara Huddas--by the Sisters of St. Peter's

. 9:00-Maria Muerkler-by Mr. and Mrs; Thomas Baurlier

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TOTAL # ENVELOPES USED LAST SUNDAY ..1579.TOTAL OFFERTORY LAST SUNDAY .__ $3,809.00·

Next Sunday is the Fomth Sunday -in Lent, .with the Lenten Preface.After three weeks of hard battle the Church next Sunday rejoices, and

invites us to rejoice with her, because Easter is not far distant. Easter isthe great baptismal feast when the Church brings forth new children andprepares for them-as she prepares for tis also.-:-the sacred"banquet of theholy Eucharist, foretaste of the eternal banquet of heaven.

In the EPISTLE, we learn from the story of Abraham's two sons, one'a slave and one free, how the Church of the, New Testament surpasses thesynagogue of the Old Testament. The children of the -synagogue were slaves,for they were not yet redeemed; the childr~n.of the Church are free becauseredeemed by Christ, her bridegroom.

PARISH SCHEDULE

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ORG I andCHOIR DIRECTORMr. A T. Sarildranski 'Phon~'TU. '1-5971,

SCHOOL, 'Conducted by .the DOIJlinican' Sister~

of Adrian19821 Vernier RU., Harper Woods 36

Phone TUxedo 1-1655

MAINTEN1\:NCE .Mr. M. ·Jenkins - "

Phones: TU 1-1655, -' TU 1-8872

Saint Peter Parish19813 Anita Avenue

Harper Woods 36

CONVENT19904 Anita, Harper Woods 36

Phone TUxedo A-3642

PastorREV. EUGENE F. FEDEWA

Assistants 'Rev. Robert J. HandleyRev. Edward J. B31dwin

Sunday Assistants,Rev.,Philip Morin, S.M."Rev. Norman, Boulanger, S.~.

RECTORY19813 Anita, Harper,Woods 36

Phone TUxedo 6-1770

PARISH DIRECTORY

MassesSunday~:30, 7:30, 8:45, .

10:00 (High), '11:30, 12:45.Daily---{i:3D; 7: 15, 8:00.Holy -Day '- 5:30, 6:~0,8:00, 9:00,

. and .6:30, 7:30 evenings.

Confessions .'

Saturday, Eves of First Fridayand'Holy Days

4:00 - 5:307:30 - 9:00

Saturday morning before Holy NameSunday 11:00 - 12:00 a.m.

Blessing of Expectant' arid RecentMothers

First Saturday of Monthafter 8:00 Mass.

Devotions

Thursday at 7:30 in honor of OurMother of Perpetual Help.

Eves of First Fridays - MonthlyHoly Hour. to pray for vocations.

BaptiSmsSunday at 2:00 p.m. sharp. 'Previous

arrangement 'must be made :at theRectory· Office.

BISHOPS' EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND

Sincerely ours in Christ,JOHN F. DEARDEN, Archbishop of Detroit

To the Clergy, Religious and Faithful of the Archdiocese of Detroit:

Our daily newspapers bring reports of political and social np­heavals throughout the world. Some of these events caose grave con­cern; others are accompanied by hopeful promise. In almost everyinstance human suffering is part of the price that must be paid forthese changes.

On the scene of history in which we live, we are not merewitnesses and by-standers, we are participants. Those to whom suffer­ing has come as a consequence of the ravages of war; famine and'disease have a claim upon our charity. Since they are so many innumber and .scattered to the four comers of the earth, we areinvited to extend the hand of charity to them in union with all ourfellow Catholics in the United States. We do this through our offer­ing to the' ANNUAL COLLECTIO FOR THE BISHOPS'E~RGENCYAND RELIEF FU D. As has been the custom, thiswill be taken up in every parish of the Archdiocese on LaetareSunday, March 12.

. The magnitude of the work done by CATHOLIC RELIEFSERVICES staggers the imagination. During the past year, morethan ONE BILLION POUNDS of relief supplies for distributionto ,the needy of sixty-four countrie were channeled through thisagency of the American Bishops. The food, clothing, medicine andother relief supplies which were hipped by this organization havebe.eo distributed in, areas of need through the local agencies of theChurch.

. It is a source of deep satisfaction to u to know that we areable to discharge, at least in part, oor obligations in charity to theneedy throughout the world through C TUOLIC RELIEF SERV­ICES, an agency of the merican Bi hop . The gifts that we makeare multiplied in value man)' time Ol'er through the addition ofgovernment surplus commodities and other donations. Were it notfor the contributions that we make throogh the BISHOPS' RELIEFFUND, this heartwarming program of charity would not be possible.The good that it has accomp!ished.J1as wo'! not_only the gr~titnd~ ofthose we haveserved~ but it has received the praise of those whoare witnesses to it, beginning with the Holy Father himself.

In the conviction that you recognize an act of charity to othersas a way in which ou can thank God for the gifts that He ba givento you, I ask our continued generosity to the BISHOPS' RELIEFFUND. YOUR GIFT IS TED THE AME OF CHRIST,IT IS DISTRlB TED I HIS ME and IT IS ACCEPTEDAS FROM HIM.

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Til:' Mervak, James Meredith9:00-(Saturday only)

Wm. Eickhoff, Mark PlaceDav, Pochmara, Ron. Moore

. Wednesday Evening Mass

. 7:30-James Tomaszewski, Erick, .' Ryberg, Gregory Kaminsky,

., '."". Stanley Fisher

Thursday Evening Devotions7:30-Michael Cuulton, Michael

Boccia, Thomas Mervak,lames Meredith

Sunday (March 12). 6:30-lames Tomaszewski, Erick

Ryberg, Gregory Kaminsky,Stanley Fisher

. 7:30-loseph Basta, Rickey Biggs,Thomas Van Loon,Gasper Novara

.,8:45-William Eickhoff, MarkPlace, David Pochmara,Ronald Moore

8:45-(Hall) David Groth, DavidElias, Michael McClain

. IO:OO--lerome Lumetta, FrancisSchebil, Robert Goodman,Robert Michalowicz

10:15-(Ha1l) Roy Gies, DuaneHamel, Robert Raab

II :30-Michael Fleming, DonaldDurocher, Edward Gjlin,Simon Thomas

I I:30-(Hall) Paul Vago, RaymondSeaser, Philip Brodowski,Charles Ireland

12:45-William Rauch, MichaelNehra, Garry Lantzy,Michael Leahy'

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Parents of HandicappedChildren

All parents of handicappedchildren are invited to attend aretreat conducted by R,ev. Ray­mond Ellis at St. John EvangelistChurch (corner of East GrandBlvd. and Milwaukee, next toSt. Joseph's' Hospital) this Sun­day, March 5th, from 7:00 p.m.to 10:00 p.m.

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Friday, 9 A.M.-9 P.M.Saturday, 9 A.M.-7 P.M.

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COMING SUN. MAR. 12 to 18

THE SUNDOWNERS plusTHE FACTS OF LIFE

In the early ages of Christian­ity only public sinners, those whohad committed grave faults andwho were. obliged to performtheir penances publicly, receivedthe ashes on Ash Wednesday. Onthat day the bishop ble-sed thehair shirts which they were towear and sprinkled them withashes and, while the faithfulchanted the Seven PenitentialPsalms, the penitents were ex­pelled from the church and for­bidden to ret urn until HolyThursday? the day on which theywould be permitted to receivesacramental absolution.

Later on, the faithful associ­ated themselves with the penitentsand received the "sign of death"so that they might begin a newlife with Christ on Easter day.Towards the close of the eleventhcentury the Council of Beneven­tum ordained that all the faithfulwithout distinction should beur!!ed to receive the ashes onAsh Wednesday.

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PUBLIC PENITENTS

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Pre-Cana Conferences--Pre-Cana Conferences will be

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Catholic Charities Building,9851 Hamilton Avenue,Detroit, Michigan

Sun., Mar. 5-2: 30 p.m.Tues., Mar. 7-8:00 p.m.Sun., Mar. 12-2:30 p.m.

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Call before 9 a.m. or after 3 p.m.

MASS COMMENTATORSMarch 12

7:30-Joseph Caramagno8:45-Bill Weber8:45-John Connors (Hall)

10:15-Mike Ambrozy (Hall)11 :30-Raymond Kirschke11:30-Tom Brennan (Hall)12:45-Harry Gilbert

There is a need for home com­mentators. The Extra Masses inthe Hall have increased the dutiesof the present staff. Your assist­ance would be appreciatedPlease call Fr. Baldwin.

WE ASK YOUR PRAYERS

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We ask your prayers for therepose of the soul of Henry D.Reis. His funeral took place aweek ago yesterday, Feb. 25, inCrown Point, Indiana. Mr. Reiswas the father of Sister Joellen,who is now teaching the childrenof St. Peter School for the sixthconsecutive year.

The sisters do much for thechildren of our parish. We haveSo) few opportunities to show ourgratitude. This is one occasionthat we can prove to Sister Joel­len that we are grateful by prom­ising prayers for the happy reposeof the soul of her father.

DISCOUNT TO PARISH MEM­BERS on Porch enclosures. additionsand basements. Also complete line ofaluminum combination windows &doors, awnings, jalousies etc. Freeestimates. F.H.A. Terms. P. DowneySales Co., 22310 Harper, PR 3-1444.

HOT AIR RUNS ADDED - Ductwork, gutters, roofing, siding anddecks. Free estimates. A. SchwarzRoofing & Tin n i n g Co., 14911Eastburn, Phone VE 9-5350.

AVERAG E HOME RE-ROOFED,$185.00. Work myself. LA 7-8249 orLA 1-3821.

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AAA-Gutters, Decks, Roofs, Chim­neys, Roof Louvers. or myself­reasonable (member of parish). CallPR 6-0592.

MASON BRICK and CEMENTWORK-New and repair. Special:Bullnose steps, basement leaks re­paired. All work guaranteed. CallTU 1-4567. S. Santoro.

GUTTERS, 45¢ ft.; roofs, 12¢ ft.­Labor & material. Work myself. CallLA 6-0948. Metal Decks.

Auto - Radio - Phonograph Repairs

J & B TV SERVICEPR 8-7150

ROBERT BRACCI, Proprietor21332 HARPER bet. Maxine & California

st. Clair Shores, Mleh.

SEWING MACHINE REPAIR-Werepair all makes and vacuum clean­ors. 16837 Stricker, East Detroit.All work guaranteed. PR 1-2888.If no answer, call after 5:30 p.m.

TUTORING-remedial reading andelementary arithmetic - grades 1 - 8.Reasonable rates. PR 3-0091.

E. D. FOLEYROOFING, SIDING & TINNING­Aluminum windows & doors. Rockwool insulation, iron railings, alumi­num awnings. Cash or terms. Insuredworkmen. 17353 Strasburg avenue,LA 1-2075.

GUITERS - General Sheet Metal.Quality Work - Free Estimates.R. E. Russell, 20107 Schoenherr,VE 9-0910.

PAINTING - Interior - Exterior ­reasonable. WALL WASHING-aver­age room $4. Workmanship guaran­teed. Estimates. Keohane Decorating,PR 3-1956.

ALL BRICK WORK-New and Re­pairs, porches, steps, etc. Leakybasements repaired. Licensed andinsured. Manuel Marchese, LA6-9300.

WANT ADSWALL WASm - G and PAINTING

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LlEBOlD'S Men's WearMEN'S and LADlES'

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PHil'S BARBER SHOPTwo Registered Barbers

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