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Thoughts from Fr. Scott I thank everyone who passed along birthday wishes a week ago. Thursday, October

11th, I turned 47 years old. It was a great day and wonderful to be with the parish family.

If you passed along a wish, card, gift or smart comment, I thank you. I truly appreciate

being remembered and always enjoy your wonderful baked treats. I thank the school

children who made cards, sang happy birthday to me and sent along other wonderful

greetings. They actually earned themselves a day off for their efforts in honor of the

Pastor’s birthday; date to be determined. Our children are creative and a delight to be

around. Their cards were simply wonderful and I enjoyed them very much. Again, thank

you to one and all; it was a joyous yet peaceful birthday celebration.

October is a wonderful time for us to have meetings for those involved in liturgical

ministries. To this end we will be hosting a meeting for all lectors on Monday,

10/22, at 7:00 p.m. for current lectors and anyone who wishes to be new to the

ministry of reading at Mass. The meeting will be held in the Church and I will be leading the meeting. Any person who is Confirmed and actively involved in our parish

community can volunteer to participate in the liturgical ministries. Please consider being

an active part in the liturgical life of the parish family. If you decide to become active in

any of these ministries: Eucharistic minister, Lector or Altar Server please contact us at

the parish office. This is a particular reminder to all of those young people who might

want to assist as Altar Servers. We are currently training new servers over the next few

weeks. If you want to be trained to be an Altar Server but have not been contacted,

please call the Church office to get the specifics for the sessions. There is still time to

join the ministry. Thank you again for your assistance at the Altar, it helps us to provide

beautiful and holy liturgies.

This week, our Scriptures remind us to be humble before God. Humility begins by

our submitting our individual will to our Heavenly Father. In this, we ought to be careful

to accept God as He presents Himself; not attempting to define Him in our own personal

image and likeness. God does not change; our understanding of Him evolves because

of our human condition and education. This vision attempts to help us understand God

more completely and sharpen our thought. Hence, we are more apt to remain faithful to

Him in everything we proclaim with our voices and lives. True humility challenges

another in Love only. In the Gospel this week, we see how arrogance leads to jealousy.

Arrogance and jealousy are to be avoided at all costs. As Jesus reminds us, it shall not

be so among us. Rather, we are to recognize the Lord of our lives with joy and humility.

Humility makes us authentically Christian and honors our lives in Christ. Always

remember: God is pleased when we recognize, admit and repent of our shortcomings.

So, desire authentic change of heart, it leads to True Love!

God Bless and have a great week!

Fr. Scott

Thought for the week: True humility fosters stability and strength leading to Christian compassion and understanding!

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Knights of Columbus & PTG

MOVIE NIGHT Friday, October 26

6:30pm in St. Joseph Hall

Movie: “Hotel Transylvania 3”

Admission: 1+ non-perishable food item

Light dinner and Popcorn will be provided

Seating is on the floor, so bring your blankets!

SPONSER A STUDENT FOR THE

RIGHT TO LIFE MARCH

Our Lady of the Lakes High School is sending at least

one bus to the Right to Life March in Washington D.C. on

January 17, 2019. We have students that could use

financial assistance for this trip. If you are able to donate to

financially assist some of our students the cost of the trip is

$170. Any contribution toward this life changing event

would be appreciated. All checks can be made out to Our

Lady of the Lakes. This March for Life has become quite a

youth event and our youth are taking on the voice of the

unborn. Your generosity is always a blessing. Questions

can be directed to Kathy Lewis at (248) 623 0340/ext. 403.

GATHER THEM HOME

All Souls Day Community Memorial Service is scheduled for November 2nd. The final expression of our faith as Catholics is the blessed and sacred burial in a Catholic Cemetery. It is our opportunity to rest among fellow believers, awaiting the Resurrection to life everlasting. By burying the bodies of the faithful, we confirm our faith in the resurrection of the body - that death is not the end.

Gather Them Home is a no-cost mission of the Archdiocese of Detroit to help those looking for a final resting place for a loved one’s remains they currently have at home or in safe keeping.

There will be three locations for the All Souls Day Community Memorial Services:

9:00am at Holy Sepulchre, Southfield

11:00am at Our Lady of Hope Cemetery, Brownstown

2:00pm at St. Joseph Cemetery, Monroe

For more information and to register please visit www.gatherthemhome.org.

COATS FOR KIDS

The Knights of Columbus is collecting new or gently used Coats for Kids. Donation boxes can be found in the church and parish center.

9 DAY ECUADOR SUMMER 2019

SERVICE LEARNING TOUR

Join Our Lady of the Lakes teachers Dr. Andrews, Mrs. Ribits and Ms. Duhaime as they venture into the heart of Ecuador’s lush Amazonian rainforest. In Otavalo, you’ll experience the culture and heritage of the city, visiting the Mercados de los Ponchos—a famous market known for its local beautiful textiles—and learning how traditional crafts and meals are prepared when you visit a local family’s home. As you’re immersed in the Quito and Otavalo cultures, you’ll also put your hands to work: building and restoring local schools and promoting social justice.

Open to students in grades 8-college! Earn high school or college credit!

Contact marilyn.andrews@ollonline.org for more information.

ESH JOB OPENING

Our Extended School Hours program has openings for 2 shifts: 6:30-8:30am and 2:30-6:00pm. Those interested should send resume to Karen.wyns@ollonline.org.

KOEZE NUTS ARE

COMING

We will be selling Koeze Nuts again this year. Sale dates will be announced soon.

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SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT

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MASS SCHEDULE

MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2018

St. John Paul II

EPH 2:1-10 LK 12:13-21

8:15am…†Helen Kravetz

requested by the Adam Kravetz Family

8:15am…†Dorothy Madara requested by the Colosmio Family

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2018

St. John of Capistrano

EPH 2:12-22 LK 12:35-38

8:15am…†George Koch, Jr.

requested by the Funeral Luncheon Team

8:15am...†Robert Suran requested by Barbara Suran

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2018

St. Anthony Mary Claret

EPH 3:2-12 LK 12:39-48

8:15am...†Goria Zammit Erhardt requested by her Sister

8:15am...†Joan Zammit O’Sullivan requested by her Sister

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018

EPH 3:14-21 LK 12:49-53

8:15am...†Ken Newell requested by Mike & Maureen Boyd

8:15am...†Phil Wyzgoski requested by Bernie Tomko

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018

EPH 4:1-6 LK 12:54-59

8:15am..†Mark Daus requested by his Family

8:15am...†Jacob Jarman requested by the Fluegal Family

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018

EPH 4:7-16 LK 13:1-9

5:30pm..†Joseph Corbiel, Sr. & Jr.

5:30pm...†James Ward requested by Vi & Julie Kravetz

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018

Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

JER 31:7-9 HEB 5:1-6 MK 10:46-52

8:00am…†Deceased Members of the Arabucki Family

8:00am…†Kathy Redker requested by the Ford Family

9:30am…†Russell Gravel requested by his Family

9:30am…Int. Zubalik Family

11:00am…†Mike Mercier requested by Diane Barton

11:00am...Parish Family of Our Lady of the Lakes

12:30pm…†Tom Shalla requested by Joe & Chris Strong

12:30pm…Dorothy Tozer requested by her Family

THIS WEEK AT OLL

K OF C PUMPKIN PATCH 12-8pm 7 DAYS A WEEK

MONDAY, OCTOBER 22

8:15am 5:00pm 5:30pm 6:15pm 6:30pm 7:00pm 7:00pm

Mass FTC Robotics Mtg. FRC Robotics Mtg. Religious Ed. Classes K of C 4th Degree Mtg. Lector’s Training & Mtg. Bible Study

Church Robotics Room Robotics Room School Parish Center Church Parish Center

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23

8:15am 5:00pm 6:00pm 7:00pm

Mass FLL Jr. Robotics Mtg. FLL 2227 Robotics RCIA

Church Robotics Room Robotics Room Parish Center

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24

8:15am 5:00pm 5:00pm 6:30pm 7:15pm

Mass FTC Robotics Mtg. FLL 2227 Robotics Bible Study Choir Rehearsal

Church Robotics Room Robotics Room Parish Center Church

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25

8:15am 10:00am 5:30pm 7:00pm

Mass Bible Study FRC Robotics Mtg. 1st Reconciliation Mtg.

Church Parish Center Robotics Room Parish Center

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26

8:15am 9:00am 7:00pm

Mass Bible Study K of C Movie Night

Church Parish Center St. Joseph Hall

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27

7:30am 9:00am

10:00am 4:00pm 5:30pm

Men’s Prayer Group FTC Robotics Mtg. FRC Robotics Mtg. Reconciliation Mass

Church Robotics Room Robotics Room Church Church

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28

8:00am 9:30am 9:30am

11:00am 12:30pm 7:00pm

Mass Mass Sunday School Mass Mass GY6 Men’s Basketball

Church Church Parish Center Church Church Gym

TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME PAGE 5 OCTOBER 21, 2018

OUR PARISH LIFE TOGETHER

WELCOME

Please welcome to our Christian family:

Sean and Anna Clougherty

Alex and Katie Goulette

Child: Gabrielle

Gustavo and Saula Martinez-Espinoza

Children: Ximena, Estefany, Alexa

Therese Miles

Remember to introduce yourself to new faces in church.

We want everyone to feel welcome at Our Lady of the

Lakes.

PRAY FOR OUR SICK

Please keep in your thoughts and prayers

this week the sick members of our Parish:

Suzanne Grimminger, Pat Zubriggen, Carol Andre, Nick Kotz, Kevin Dalley, Wayne Nafsu, Joseph Sutherland, Tom Rolph, Ralph Vogan, Bridget Valko, Lisa Targac, James Kempainen, Cel Yarber, Cam Pardington, Olivia Tarsin, Sandie Ososkie, Karen Somerville, Payton Bailey, Tom Smith, Roger Smith, Sally Kubani, Leo Ammon, Cathy Kravetz, Joseph Rivera, Vi Kravetz, Mary McLennan, Irene Delasko, Shirley McNeely, Pam Palace, Theresa Villereal, Damon Richards, Lauren Smart, Allie Swillum, Jeff Hotchkiss, Connie Donnellon, Chris Daul, Christine Podsiadlik, Gail Pielack, Scott Mallory, Patricia Roth, Roxxey Ryan, Mary Jozwiak,

May they find peace, strength, and comfort in God’s care.

WEDDING BANNS

Lisa Nycek and Chris Ygay - II

UPCOMING MINISTRY

MEETING

As we update and organize our liturgical practice it

is necessary to meet with the different ministries. Fr.

Scott and Fr. Christopher will be leading these meetings

and they encourage any member of our parish who has

received the sacrament of Confirmation, and would like

to participate in these ministries, to join them. All

meetings will take place in the church.

LECTOR MEETING

Lectors, both new and current, are asked to attend

the meeting on Monday, October 22nd at 7:00pm.

MUSIC MATTERS

Pardon our dust… You may have noticed that the cantors are currently not singing during congregational songs. This is temporary, and cantors will be back leading songs soon. Meanwhile we are

having an in-service about effective song leading technique, and the cantors are observing.

When leading a congregation in song, there is a “sweet spot” in which the song leader has an audible presence with the congregation, but is not so loud as to overwhelm the worshiping assembly and convert them to a listening audience. This sweet spot volume is a moving point, depending on how the congregation is responding.

The song leader is a little louder if assembly singing is weak, and progressively softer, if the assembly is singing more strongly. For example, the assembly needs little vocal support on America the Beautiful - in fact a loud song leading presence in that situation could be viewed as competitive or even disruptive. In the words of the Roman Missal, the Church’s source for all liturgical direction: “…as the congregation finds its voice and sings with increasing confidence, the cantor’s voice should correspondingly recede.”

Next week we will discuss the role of the primary Minister of Music: the Worshiping Assembly… Tim Smith

REST IN PEACE

Remember those who have

gone before us

Jonas (Herb) Person

“Happy are those who have

died in the Lord;

Let them rest from their labors

For their good deeds

go with them.”

Our thoughts and prayers are with their families. May

the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of

God, rest in peace. Amen.

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Parish & School Website

OLLonline.org

Thank you for supporting your parish!

STEWARDSHIP CSA MINUTE

PRO-LIFE MINISTRIES

The 12th annual Building Bridges to a Culture of Life Youth Conference, “Unleash the Culture of Life,” will take place at Divine Child High School in Dearborn next Saturday, October 27.

Your CSA gifts help fund this annual gathering planned for youth in eighth grade through college by their peers, which is hosted by the Building Bridges to a Culture of Life youth organization and co-sponsored by the Archdiocese of Detroit. Participants will learn how a consistent life ethic truly builds a Culture of Life, where every life is valued through breakouts addressing sexual integrity and a panel of young people sharing how to “Unleash Compassion and Dignity for Every Life” through personal testimonies of ministering to the homeless, forgotten, handicapped, immigrants, DACA students, and students on campus.

The day will conclude with a Vigil Mass, dinner, and fellowship. Admission is $20 and includes a T-shirt.

Details about the Prolife Youth Conference can be found at www.prolifeyouth.com. For more information about this and other CSA-funded ministries, programs, and services, go to aod.org.

29th SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME

Today, Jesus professes in St. Mark’s Gospel, whoever wishes to be great among you will be your servant. The Book of the Prophet Isaiah and the Letter to the Hebrews also indicate examples of Christ’s humility for us to model. In other words, glory in God’s Kingdom is not achieved through high status or rank, like the secular world proclaims, but through being a humble servant to all. This includes service to the poor among us. In a spirit of evangelization, expressed through stewardship, we strive to offer our time, talent, and treasure in thanksgiving to God to our parish and other worthy causes. Every parish community is always in need of readers, Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist, Parish Pastoral Council members, Finance Council members, Evangelization and Stewardship Committee members, and school volunteers, to name a few ways in which we can serve God through the Church. God graces everyone with at least one unique gift to use to build up the Kingdom that no one else can do. To discover your gifts, attend a Called and Gifted seminar in your area.

STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS

FINANCIAL REPORT

Weekly Stewardship Report Amount Needed to Fulfill Budget $25,900 Actual Weekly Collection $23,197 Actual Under Budget $2,703 Envelopes Used 436

Fiscal Year to Date 7/1/2018--10/14/2018 Fiscal Year Budget – Wk 16 $414,400 Actual Year to Date $387,176 YTD Amount Under Budget $27,224

Thank you for your generosity!

Again we wish to thank all of you who continue to give so generously to our Parish. May God bless each of you for your gift of sharing.

Snowbird Request Form

If you are planning to leave us for

any length of time, the Parish Office

would like to be informed. Please fill

out the form below and return it to

the Parish Office. If you would like to

receive a copy of the bulletin while

you are away, please mark the ap-

propriate spot. By notifying the office, we are able to put

a hold on your envelopes and all mailings until you re-

turn.

NAME:________________________________________

WINTER ADDRESS:______________________________

CITY:_________________________________________

STATE:__________________ZIP:__________________

ENVELOPE #______________

DATE LEAVING:___________RETURNING:__________

RECEIVE BULLETIN?: YES NO

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MERCY IN ACTION

Our Lady of the Lakes, along with other parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit are coordinating events to show mercy and kindness during the month of October. Our Parish will be having a white sock drive for the homeless. The socks will be distributed by our students at the Matchan Nutrition Center. We are also collecting food for St. Anne’s in Ortonville and St. Rita’s in Holly. The food will help our neighboring Catholic parishes feed the hungry. Also needed are grocery store gift cards to buy food items that will be used for sack lunches for the Matchan Nutrition Center. Please look for flyers in the back of church with food items listed on them or white sock reminders. Bring the needed items back to church by October 29th.

PILGRIMAGE TO THE

HOLY LAND With Fr. Brian Meldrum & Fr. Mario Amore

In June 2019, Fr. Mario Amore and Fr. Brian Meldrum are leading a pilgrimage from Detroit to the Holy Land. If you are interested in joining them, they would love to have you walk the footsteps of Jesus with them as His disciples in the 21st Century! Pricing starts at $4,650 double occupancy. Visit ctscentral.net for full itinerary.

We hope that you'll prayerfully consider joining us on this adventure. We know God has great things planned for us in these most holy places!

WORLD MISSION SUNDAY

This Mission Month, Pope Francis calls all of us – children of God – to be “voices for mission.” Raise your voice by supporting the priests, religious Sisters and Brothers, and lay catechists who provide loving service to those most in need – in places like Uganda where people face food uncertainty and violence… in the Philippines where local clergy face martyrdom… in Oceania where people’s livelihoods are threatened by climate change… and in remote regions of Latin America where people are hearing the Gospel for the first time. May your faith remain ever young when it is open to the mission that Christ entrusts to us. Thank you! Envelopes are available on the tables in the back of church.

“CALLED TO SERVE”

High School Teen Workshop!

November 10

9:00am - 12 noon

St. Patrick Parish/Adult Meeting Room

Called to Serve is an interactive workshop for high school teens. The program is designed to guide, empower and encourage teens to promote and model safe and nurturing behavior in their jobs, service and volunteer roles within their schools, parishes and the greater community.

The participants will learn to recognize appropriate behavior and understand physical, emotional and behavioral boundaries, particularly in relation to their work with younger children.

All High School teens (grades 9th-12th) who volunteer at their parish are required to take Called to Serve.

To register for the Called to Serve workshop, please call the St. Patrick Faith Formation Office at 248-698-4388 or email sfresquez@stpwl.org.

Thank You! Dear “Lakers”:

Thank you so very much for your donation of school supplies. It will be put to good use and is very much appreciated. God Bless!

Your friends at Angel Haven PRIESTLY VOCATIONS:

PRIESTHOOD SUNDAY

This year, Priesthood Sunday will be on October 28, 2018! Priesthood Sunday is a special day set aside to honor the priesthood in the United States. It is a day to reflect upon and affirm the central role of the priesthood in the life of the Church. It was designed to be an event led by the laity, but your parish priest can participate by talking about how he experienced and answered his own calling, the need for vocations to keep the priesthood vital, and about priests who have inspired him.

Visit our website for more information on how you can be involved in strengthening the future of our Church in the AOD and our resource page for ideas on ways to promote vocations: www.detroitpriest.com. Follow us on Facebook: Detroit Priest /Twitter: @DetroitPriest/Instagram: @detroitpriest

PRAYER AND REFLECTION

All parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit have been encouraged to form a prayer group for the purpose of supporting the Archbishop, bishops, priests, deacons and all Catholics in the metro Detroit area in prayer. We begin with a song and an opening prayer before reading and reflecting on the Gospel reading for the following Sunday. After we have shared our reflections on the Gospel, we take a few moments to be still and listen for a word from the Lord and we share what we feel the Lord is saying to us. We then lift up the intentions of the parish and the Archdiocese and any other intentions the Lord has laid on our hearts.

If you would like to join us, you would be most welcome. We meet every Wednesday in the glassed in area at the back of the church at 6:30pm until around 7:30pm.

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PRAY FOR OUR

MILITARY PERSONNEL

CW3 Jacob Beno Army

Capt Kelsey Beno Army

† Jenna Beno died 10/15/12

AMN Stewart Blaquiere Air Force

† PFC Damian Bushart died 11/22/03 Army SSGT Francisco Cantu Caceres Marines Iraq

Eddy DeRocher Iraq

Jacob Dumont Army

SFC Scott Emanuel Afghanistan

SSGT Dennis Haskins, Jr. Army

Dillan Johnson Air Force Kuwait

Jackson Jones Army Afghanistan

Msgt Justin Jones Air Force

Matt Koetting Marines Afghanistan

Robert Maher & Crew Navy

† Sgt. Joseph Martin died 8/16/18 Army Major Sean McMahon Marines Afghanistan

† PFC Joseph Miracle died 7/5/07 Army Afghanistan LCP Derek Monday Marines

Amanda Paczynski Army Korea

PFC Christopher Polidan Army Korea

Capt. Adam Renkiewicz Army Afghanistan

Capt. Matthew Richards Army Iraq

Katie Rounds Bahrain

Sgt. Gerald Sanchez Marines Afghanistan

CPTN Daniel Schasser

Anthony Schmidt Marines

LCDR Nick Strelchuk Navy Iraq

SSGT. Jack Thompson, Jr. Army Iraq

Cory Vaught Army

LSC Colleen E. Ward Navy Middle East

James Whitlow Navy Iraq

If your son, daughter or grandchild is serving us in

troubled places, please let us know. Just drop a note in the

mail, e-mail us at ParishOffice@OLLonline.org, fax us at

248 623-2723, or call us at 248 623-0274.

OLL PRAYER REQUEST LINE

248-623-0274 ext 120

ollprayerteam@gmail.com

Touch “Prayers” in our Parish App

RIGHT TO LIFE-LIFESPAN

MOVEMENT IN MOTION

Registration is underway for our annual youth bus trip to Washington DC for the March for Life. We will be sending 8 buses to Washington, leaving January 17, in the evening, and returning the morning of the 20

th. Don’t let the bus

leave you behind. Call the LIFESPAN office for more information, 248-816-1546.

HALLOWEEN

CANDY NEEDED

It’s that time of the year again! Halloween is just around

the corner, and Sacred Heart Major Seminary needs your help. Each year the seminary community opens their doors and their hearts to over 2000 children from the surrounding Detroit neighborhood so that the kids can have a fun and safe place to play games and trick-or-treat. But they need your help to make this year a success! They are asking for donations of Halloween candy that will then be passed out to the many kids. If you are willing to participate in this important ministry by donating bags of candy please bring them to the Parish Center no later than October 28th.

Our Lady of the Lakes

Waterford Michigan

WHISPERED IN THE DARK

Confronting pornography in our communities

November 10, 2018 9am-4pm

Sacred Heart Major Seminary

Pronography effects the entire church, whether you or someone you love is fighting the battle, whether you’re in ministry or just feeling alone. We’re bringing you the best tools and resources to face, battle, and overcome.

Registration and more information:

WHISPEREDINTHEDARK.COM

VISIT AQUINAS COLLEGE

Aquinas College in Grand Rapids is hosting two AQDays for all high school juniors and seniors interested in visiting our beautiful 117-acre campus. You’re invited to come and discover what life at AQ is all about. Get the inside scoop on academics, athletics, scholarships, service learning, study abroad, and more.

Friday, November 2: STEM & Health Sciences AQDay

Friday, November 9: General AQDay (open to all academic majors)

Please visit aquinas.edu/aqday for more details or to register.

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OUR LADY OF THE LAKES

5481 Dixie Highway

Waterford, Michigan 48329

248-623-0274

PASTOR Rev. Scott Thibodeau

ASSOCIATE PASTOR Rev. Christopher Muer

PERMANENT DEACON John Schulte

PERMANENT DEACON Stephen Talbot

Cindy Webster, Director of Christian Service..... 248-623-0274

Tim Smith, Director of Music Ministry ................ 248-821-8443

Artha Horowitz, Director of Faith Formation ...... 248-623-0274

Parish Office ...................................................... 248-623-0274

Fax .................................................................... 248-623-2723

Web Site ................................................... http://OLLonline.org

E-mail ......................................... ParishOffice@OLLonline.org

Prayer Requests ............................. ollprayerteam@gmail.com

SCHOOLS

Jeanine Kenny, Principal & Head of School ........ 248-623-0340

Megan Haverland, Admissions Director .............. 248-623-0340

Jared Kullman, Athletic Director .......................... 248-623-0340

BULLETIN DEADLINE

Mondays, 9:00am at the Parish Center

Kathie Harroun, Editor

Submissions to: Bulletin@OLLonline.org

Project Rachel Post Abortion Ministry...1-888-722-4355

National Domestic Violence Hotline...1-800-799-7233

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL:

Parish Council meets the last Tuesday twice a semester at 7:00pm in the Delaney Parish Center.

Tim Tomezak, Chairperson...timothy.tomezak2@gmail.com Chris Lee, Vice Chairperson...chrisleeinc@gmail.com

John Arzenti, Secretary...jmarz88@aol.com

MASSES Saturday Evening....5:30pm

Sunday.....8:00, 9:30 & 11:00am, 12:30pm Monday - Friday.....8:15am

BAPTISMS: 1st & 3rd Sundays at 1:30pm. Parents must

pre-register and attend a Baptism Class. Call 623-0274

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturdays from 4:00 until all are heard

EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION: 3rd Tuesday of every month followed by

Rosary and Benediction at 7:00pm

FAITH FORMATION: Ages 4/5: Sundays 9:30am and 11:00am

Mondays & Tuesdays: Grades 1-7— 6:15pm Sundays Grade 8—6:30pm

RCIC – 6:15pm - RCIA — 10:30am

WEDDINGS Arrangements must be made at least 6 months in advance.

Couples must attend the Pre-Marriage Workshop.

REGISTRATIONS: All families must register personally at the Delaney Center or

online at OLLonline.org. Please notify the parish when moving in or away 623-0274.

FOR THE WEEKEND October 27 & 28, 2018

ALTAR HELP

WEEKEND 10/21/18

Art & Millie Robak,

Theresa Kulick,

Bev Corbiel, Sheilah Denne

WEEKEND 10/28/18

Pat Roselli, Patt Polidan,

Monika Donohue, Sheliah Denne

Volunteers Needed

To volunteer to become an

Altar Server, Lector, Eucharistic

Minister, Altar Cleaner or Sunday

Counter please call the Parish

office at 248-623-0274 and leave

your name & number and we will

give your info to the appropriate

coordinator.

Time Presiders Servers Lectors Captains

Saturday:

5:30pm Fr. Muer Servers needed! Kim Bischer Tom Brown

Sunday:

8:00am Fr. Thibodeau

B. Asai W. Burton C. Diop

Dawn Suttle Rob Ratz

9:30am Fr. Thibodeau

A. Drypen A. LeCureux Server needed

Steve Robak Jim Desantis

11:00am Fr. Muer E. Hudson K. O’Dell A. Wisely

Maggie Schneider John & Evelyn Clark

12:30pm Fr. Muer C. Geary C. Geary L. Reipe

Flora Burke Bev Armstrong