St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills Page 1 SAINT HUGO HERALD ALL SAINTS DAY MASS TIMES
October 30, 2016 TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 1
Saint Hugo of the Hills Parish See Page 6
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan

We ask God to Bless our priests at St. Hugo!
Msgr. Tony, Fr. Tim, Fr. Joseph, Fr. George, Fr. Joe, and Fr. Mark

Update Your Family Informaon Come to the All Soul’s Day Evening Prayer One of the results of the fall and spring phone calls
By Fr. Tony, Fr. Tim and Sr. Barb to all parishioners is the discovery that email ad- Parishioners are invited to aend an All Soul’s Day even- dresses, home and cell phone numbers and the ing prayer on Wednesday, November 2 at 7:00 PM in the Church. There will be a special acknowledgement, prayer number of children have changed over the years and remembrance for loved ones who have died,
and the parish records no longer contain accurate especially those who have died this past year.
informaon. We need your help to update the
7:00 PM Evening Prayer by Fr. Tony
St. Hugo census/data informaon.
7:20 PM Gabriel Fauré's Requiem Concert: St. Hugo
Over the next few weeks, each registered family
Liturgical Choir with the Detroit Chamber Winds and will be receiving in the mail a copy of the
Strings
informaon contained in the St. Hugo census/data 8:00 PM Social in the parish hall.
system. Please write on the family form any

Everyone is invited to parcipate in this special changes or addions to the informaon. If your remembrance for our parishioners and loved ones who family informaon is correct and no changes are have died. We hope you will come!
necessary, write the word “CORRECT” on the form. Then return the family form in the enclosed
Thanksgiving Interfaith Service
envelope to the parish office or place it in the
Tuesday, November 22
Sunday collecon basket.

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
The Catholic Community of St. Hugo of the Hills Parish will connue to evangelize and proclaim the Good News that Jesus Christ is Lord.
We go forth as a sacramental parish in faith, hope and love, to serve the family of God and to grow in our faith.
GOALS
1. Chrisan Service: The Chrisan Service Commission will strive to implement Catholic Social Teaching as we address human needs and work for jusce, both
locally and in the world community.
2. Educaon: The Educaon Commission will develop, promote and evaluate faith formaon programs with the understanding that through Bapsm we are all
called to grow in our faith throughout life.
3. Stewardship: The Stewardship Commission will encourage parcipaon in stewardship and call upon parishioners to share their me, talent and treasure.
4. Worship: The Worship Commission will seek to nurture our communal prayer through acve parcipaon in our sacramental life and liturgical celebraons.
5. Evangelizaon: The Evangelizaon Commiee will serve as a catalyst for the total evangelizing effort in the parish.

(Approved by the Parish Pastoral Council on May 28, 2013, for July 2013RJune 2018)

Page 2 St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills DIRECTORY FOR ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS PARISH 2215 Opdyke Rd., Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304 248-644-5460, www.sthugo.org PARISH OFFICE, 248R644R5460; FAX 248R644R1758 Mass Schedule: Pastor, Rev. Msgr. Anthony M. Tocco
Weekend: Saturday Vigil: 5 PM (church)


Associate Pastor, Rev. Timothy Wezner
Sunday: 7 AM (chapel) 8 AM, 10 AM, 12 Noon, and

5 PM (church)
Pastoral Associate & RCIA, Sr. Barbara Rund, OP

Senior Pastor, Rev. Joseph Szewczyk Weekday:
6:10 AM Mon thru Fri (chapel)
Senior Priest, Rev. George Hazler, I.V.Dei

8:30 AM Mon thru Sat (chapel*)


*Wed and Thurs (churchRduring school year only)
Senior Priest, Rev. Joe Grimaldi
Weekend Associate, Rev. Mark Wendling, SOLT Holy Day:

6:10 AM (chapel)
Permanent Deacon, Rev. Dc. Michael T. Smith

9 AM, 12 Noon, 7 PM (church)

Permanent Deacon, Rev. Dc. Oscar Brown Sacrament of Reconciliaon (Confessions):
Business Manager, Mr. Christopher Kozlowski

Saturday a ernoon 3:30 R 4:30 PM
Parish Accountant, Ms. Carol Pates

Before and a er each weekday 6:10 AM Mass
 Accounts Receivable Coordinator, Ms. Cathy Seifert
Sacrament of Marriage:  Music Director, Mr. John Siard
Arrangements must be made at least six months in
advance by contacng Pay Sinta at the parish office: Music Associate & Carillonneur, Mr. David Enos

248R644R5460 ext. 2212 or pa[email protected].

Maintenance Team Leader, Mr. Tom Crane Sacrament of Bapsm: Marriage Prep. Coordinator, Mrs. Pay Sinta
Arrangements must be made by contacng Stephanie Spinale Parish Administrave Assistant, Ms. Ruth Whitesell

at the parish office: 248R644R5460 ext. 2202 or Infant Bapsm Coordinator, Ms. Stephanie Spinale
[email protected]. Bapsm preparaon Weekend Administrave Assistant, Mr. Mason Brown
takes place once a month, usually on the first Wednesday at
Youth Minister, Mr. Jonathan Napper 7:00 PM. Celebraon of Bapsms take place on the second and


fourth Sundays at 1:30 PM.
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, 248R642R6062 Holy Eucharist for the Sick or Homebound: Parish Catechecal Leader, Mrs. Barbara BacciRYugovich
Contact the parish office at 248R644R5460. Fr. Joseph Religious Educaon Administrave Assistant, Mrs. Angela Venos

visits sick parishioners in the hospital, nursing home or

private home.
R R  SCHOOL, 248 642 6131 Holy Hour (Exposion of the Holy Eucharist): President, Sr. Margaret VanVelzen, IHM

Weekly: 7:00 PM every Wednesday evening (chapel)
Principal, Mr. Joe Vincler
Monthly: 24Rhour adoraon beginning with Holy Hour at 7:30 Administrave Consultant, Sr. Mary Ellen Keyes, IHM
PM on first Tuesday of the month unl 7:00 PM the following Office Manager, Mrs. Kelly Ryan

Wednesday (chapel)



Exposion of the Holy Eucharist: A er 6:10 AM Mass unl
R R  CONVENT, 248 642 8331
R

7:00 AM Monday Friday (chapel)
 LADIES OF CHARITY CLOTHES CLOSET, 248R646R0920 Rosary:
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Hours: Mon. &. Tues 8AMR1PM Wed. 9AMR1PM
Monday Saturday immediately following the 8:30 AM Mass




Sunday immediately following the 7:00 AM Mass SAINT HUGO HERALD, bulle[email protected] Registraon: Deadline for submissions is Mondays by 4 PM via email only
 All new parishioners are encouraged to register in the parish YOUTH GROUP, [email protected]
office. Address changes, moves or deleons may be reported in Web link, www.sthugo.org/youthRministry

person, by phone, by fax or by eRmail.
 Revised 10/06/2016 SUNDAY CONTRIBUTIONS

ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS PARISH
hps://www.facebook.com/sthugoo hehillsparish
Parish Office Hours

Monday R Friday
8:30 AM R 4:30 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM R 5:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM R 1:30 PM

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of bullen informaon, we offer apologies for any errors or omissions that might occur.

St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills Page 3 The Joy of Love T Pastoral Perspecves
By Sr. Barbara Rund, OP
In Chapter Six, Pope Francis speaks about “the need for new pastoral methods” for families and married life (The Joy of Love, par.199).

What will be discussed at Synod 16?
Proclaiming the Gospel of the Family Today: Pope Francis By Archdiocese of Detroit
begins this secon acknowledging the importance of a
“more extensive interdisciplinary … formaon in the are- The direcve for Synod 16 began with Archbishop
as of engagement and marriage” for priests, seminari- Vigneron’s introducon of the New Evangelizaon
ans, religious and lay leaders (The Joy of Love, par.203). iniave, Unleash the Gospel. The aim of this iniave, He says: “Good pastoral training is important especially and by extension the topics that will be discussed at the in light of parcular emergency situaons arising from Synod, is to change the DNA of the Church in Church in cases of domesc violence and sexual abuse” (The Joy of Detroit to one of a Body of Christ on mission. The natu- Love, par.204).
ral state of the Church is one of growth, yet in recent Preparing Engaged Couples for Marriage: Engaged cou- years we have encountered decline or stagnaon in the
ples need the witness of families and a preparaon pro- sacramental, vocaonal and parish life of the Church. gram that is grounded “in the process of Chrisan inia- Unleash the Gospel seeks to undo some of what we on by bringing out the connecon between marriage, have become as a people of Christ by radically
bapsm and the other sacraments” (The Joy of Love, par. overhauling our culture from an inward or maintenance 206). Pope Francis encourages: “Both shortRterm and focus to an outward, missionary focus.

longRterm marriage preparaon should ensure that the Three overarching themes will drive this culture change: couple do not view the wedding ceremony as the end of Encounter, Grow and Witness. First, our hearts are the road, but instead embark upon marriage as a lifelong changed through personal encounter with Christ. Next, calling based on a firm and realisc decision to face all we renew our dedicaon to growing in our faith. Finally, trails and difficult moments together” (The Joy of Love, we evangelize our culture by witnessing the person of par.211).
Jesus and the power of His mercy to others by
Accompanying the First Years of Married Life: Ongoing proclaiming the Gospel.
preparaon is to connue throughout the couples mar-
Synod 16 is the primary vehicle to discuss what a culture ried life, especially in the first years. Pope Francis re- of Encounter, Grow and Witness will look like at the minds us: “At each new stage of married life, there is a scale of the enre archdiocese. A series of proposions need to sit down and renegoate agreements, so that was dra ed to facilitate this discussion. Proposions are there will be no winners and losers, but rather two win- aspiraonal or aconable statements that outline what ners” (The Joy of Love, par. 220). He encourages couples we need to do in order to become a missionary
to realize “that married life is a process of growth, in archdiocese. These proposals were not dictated by arch- which each spouse is God’s means of helping the other to
diocesan leadership; rather, they are the result of more mature” (The Joy of Love, par.221). than a year of consultaon with various stake holders Casng Light on Crises, Worries and Difficules: Pope including clergy, religious, lay ecclesial ministers (lay
Francis says: “Crises need to be faced together” (The Joy people who work for the Church), families and individu- of Love, par.234). Each crisis, typical or personal, can be al parishioners.
an opportunity for the couple “to get to the root of it, to
renegoate basic terms, to achieve a new equilibrium Archbishop Vigneron is asking parishioners to pray
and to move forward together” (The Joy of Love, par. before Synod 16.
238).
1.
Pray for those aending the synod that they will
When Death Makes Us Feel Its Sng: Pope Francis recalls focus on the work of the Lord.
The Preface of the Liturgy of the Dead: “Although the 2. Read the Acts of the Apostles, chapters 1 and 2.
certainty of death saddens us, we are consoled by the 3. Reflect on the following quesons: Who is Jesus to promise of future immortality. For the life of those who me? What is my personal relaonship with Jesus? believe in you, Lord, is not ended but changed” (The Joy How is Jesus present in my life?
of Love, par. 256).

Next Week: The Joy of Love T Educaon of Children
Next Week: Who were consulted for Synod 16?
Sr. Barbara Rund, OP

Page 4 St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills This Week at St. Hugo 


October 31-November 6, Parish
Rosary following daily 8:30 AM Mass
Monday, October 31
News No School/ No Religious Ed
Office Closes at 3 PM
6:10 & 8:30 AM MassesRchapel ANOINTING OF THE SICK
10:00 AM Chrisan Meditaon  (Within Mass)
7:00 PM Bell Choir Rehearsal
7:00 PM Mother of Perpetual Help Novena
FIRST THURSDAY 7:30 PM Light of God Prayer Group


November 3, 2016, 1:00 PM V
 Tuesday, November 1 All Saint’s Day in the chapel with Fr. Joseph 
6:10 Mass in Chapel 7:00 am Men’s Group Meeng Holy Day Masses: 9 am. 12 noon, 7 pm in Church 9:30 AM Church History PLEASE NOTE:
3:30 PM St. Nicholas/Cecilia Choir Rehearsal R
7:00 pm St. Vincent de Paul Meeng 24 HOUR EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

on November 1 is cancelled due to the
Wednesday, November 2VAll Soul’s Day
All Saints Holy Day.

6:10 MassVChapel  THE PREVIOUSLY RERSCHEDULED DATES
8:30 am Altar Guild MassVChurch OF NOVEMBER 8 AND 9
9:15 AM Sunday Readings #2 are also CANCELLED.
9:30 am Altar Guild Reflecon & Speaker 7:00 PM All Soul’s Evening Prayer & Concert
7:00 PM Holy Hour for Vocaons
Banns of Marriage
Thursday, November 3
V 
6:10 Mass Chapel 9:30 AM Bible StudyVVirtues 1:00 PM Annoinng MassVChapel 6:15 PM id 9:16 Mass & Dinner 7:00 PM Liturgical Choir Rehearsal Vivian Ban and Jonathan Edmund Browalski
7:00 PM Gr. 8 Confirmaon MeengVChurch Kristen Paige Marshall and Jerrod Ghanim Abro
Friday, November 4
Jaclyn Samantha Santa and Cabot MacAllister Howell
6:10 & 8:30 AM MassesRchapel Jennifer Lynn Aenlle and Kenneth Joseph Smith
6:30 AM Sunday Readings #1 10:00 AM Icon Dei MassVChapel
Welcome New Parishioners
Saturday, November 5
October 2016
Altar Guild Clothing Drive
8:30 AM MassR chapel; 5:00 PM Mass R church
Ms. Laura Herfy

Sunday, November 6
Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Ms. Patricia DeFilippis
7:00 AM (Rosary following Mass)Rchapel, Tambouridis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
8:00 & 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 5:00 PM MassesRchurch
 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cooper Gunkel & Rosemary
Coffee & Donuts Following 8 , 10 AM & 12 Noon Masses
Library Open Following 8 & 10 AM & 12 Noon Masses Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gappy Schubring
Mr. and Mrs. Michael 8:45 AM PreRMarriage Discovery Mr. & Mrs. Joseph
Polmear
10:00 AM Liturgy of the Word for Children Bamberger
Ms. Kelly Walters
10:00 AM Kindergarten Catechesis Stephen Knoblock
10:00 AM RCIA

St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills Page 5

The St. Hugo of the Hills Altar Guild All Souls Day Mass and Reflection Please join us and bring a friend!

Wednesday, November 2, 2016 Special Mass at 8:30 AM in the Church Update Your Family Informaon
Spiritual Reflecon & Light Breakfast Follow in Parish by
Hall
Sr. Barbara Rund, OP
Guest Speaker: Rev. Joseph Grimaldi,

Senior Priest, St. Hugo of the Hills Parish

One of the results of the fall and spring phone calls We will have a “Remembrance Table” in the parish hall to all parishioners is the discovery that email ad- in memory of our deceased loved ones. All are invited dresses, home and cell phone numbers and the
to bring a photo or holy card in memory of loved ones number of children have changed over the years to place on our memorial
table. We will
remember and the parish records no longer contain accurate them and all the souls in Purgatory in prayer and with a special blessing.

informaon. We need your help to update the St. Hugo census/data informaon.

Thanksgiving Clothing Drive
Over the next few weeks, each registered family The Altar Guild is hosng our annual Clothing Drive will be receiving in the mail a copy of the infor- R
the weekend of November 5 6. maon contained in the St. Hugo census/data sys- All seasons of clothing would be appreciated tem. Please write on the family form any changes but
winter coats, jackets, boots etc. are especially or addions to the informaon. If your family in- needed to supply the Ladies of
Charity clothes
closet.
formaon is correct and no changes are necessary, Julie Torok can be reached at 248R644R0136 to
write the word “CORRECT” on the form. Then
answer your quesons and to arrange pick up of return the family form in the enclosed envelope to your donaons if you are unable to bring them to the parish office or place it in the Sunday collecon the Ladies of Charity Clothes Closet .
basket.

WELCOME TO
ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS PARISH
We are blessed that you have chosen to visit our community of faith! We hope you will
visit us again and perhaps decide to become Thank You
a member of our family! Please know our Razzle Dazzle Ladies!!!
doors are always open!


Our 4th Annual Ladies Night at the

Razzle Club was a huge success. A very big
thank you to all the members of the Altar Guild and their friends who supported this event. Our won- derful commiee enjoyed planning an evening of socializing, dining, and shopping. The profits from the night will support the needs of our Church's al- tars and many area charies.

Page 6 St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills UPCOMING EVENTS AT ST. HUGO

Grade 2 Sacrament Meengs
November 17 or December 1, 2016 (Thursday)
Thanksgiving Interfaith Service
T
Tuesday, November 22
Meeng #2 Reconciliaon At
Gr. 2 Children & Parents (7:00R8:30 PM)
Christ Church Cranbrook
St. Hugo Church
470 Church Road

Bloomfield Hills
Grade 8 Sacrament Meengs
(Corner of Lone pine and Cranbrook Roads)
November 3 or November 10, 2016 (Thursday) T
248R644R5210
Meeng #2 Confirmaon, Gi s of Holy Spirit R
christchurchcranbrook.org
Gr. 8 Candidates & Parents (7:00 8:30 PM)
6:30 PM
St. Hugo Church
Thanksgiving Interfaith Service Project:
November 12 or November 13, 2016
We will work together to help children! Each week, the Confirmaon Retreats (Saturday & Sunday) T
Song and Spirit Instute delivers 400 snack packs and Gr. 8 Candidates (1:00 4:45 PM) 400 hygiene kits to children who receive meals in school but do not have food when they go home. The packs

ALL SAINTS DAY MASS TIMES and kits will be delivered to the City Covenant in
Brightmoor, Crescent Academy in Southfield and St. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2016 John Center in Detroit.


6:10am
Chapel
7:30 PM


9:00am
Church

Interfaith Worship Service and Recepon:

12 Noon
Church
Come, let us give thanks to God in prayer, music and song!


7:00pm
Church

Come together with your neighbors in faith for a
special gathering with:
PRAY WITH US R
Christ Church Cranbrook R Episcopal
September 28 November 6 Kirk in the Hills R Presbyterian
We are praying (and somemes singing) to honor St. Hugo of the Hills R Catholic
God and humbly ask for His mercy outside places Temple Beth El T Jewish
where He is not honored. Join us in prayerful witness outside these aboron providers:
2017 Sacraments at St. Hugo
• Planned Parenthood R Ferndale


First Reconciliaon
...contact Nancy at 40dfl[email protected] • R
Saturday, January 21, 2017
Northland Family Planning Southfield
R R
11 AM
...call Barb at 248 703 3577 • R R
Confirmaon
Women's Center West Bloomfield Saturday, February 11, 2017

...call Shawn at 248R872R6735
11 AM
• Northland Family Planning R SterlingRHeights
Bishop Hurley

...call Paul at 586R242R1178
First Eucharist
• Eastland Women's Center R Eastpointe
Saturday, April 29, 2017, 11 AM

...call Ed at 313R407R0444
Sunday, April 30, 2017, 2 PM
• See 40DaysforLife.com/cityname

St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills Page 7
School News

Monday, October 31 T NO SCHOOL
T
By Mrs. Barbara Yugovich, PCL
Tuesday, November 8 No bus service THE T.R.A.C.K.

winner this week is Isaac Jacob who was T
Monday, October 31 NO RELIGIOUS ED CLASSES observed by Mrs. Herman for showing iniave and

being helpful to his class.
Congratulaons, Isaac!


Religious Educaon News…Reminders:

• Monday Evening RE Classes begin at 5:00pm R
6:15pm for Grades 1R8. Doors open at 4:55pm.
The following students who were chosen to parcipate • Beginning 15 minutes later this year will help all of in the Student Art Town exhibit this past week at the
our families arrive promptly.
Birmingham Community House:
Elizabeth Torok,
• Kindergarten Classes begin at 5:00pm and end at
Maddie Monroe, Ada Kowalewski, Meghan Chaiyasate, 6:00pm.
Jazzelle Yaldo, Ryan Wells, Claire Ruschak, Caroline • If your child is going to be absent, please nofy the Wells, Maria VanDieren, Charloe Muson, Anya Keena, RE Office no later than 4:00pm at 248R642R6052.
and Melania Vale.
Maria VanDieren and former student • Families who were not at the RE Parent Meeng on Tessy Klein were awarded honorable menons.
We are October 6th will receive a copy of the Circle of Grace very proud of your arsc accomplishments!
KR8 Program that is correlated with our RE Text-
The following St. Hugo alums who were recognized at books, We Believe Series, Sadlier.
Notre Dame Prep's 22nd Academic Awards Convocaon
R
• Families can obtain the St. Hugo of the Hills 2016R on September 29: Highest Honors Illa Batah, Ryan 2017 Family Faith Handbook on the parish web site: Flaherty, Noah Ford, Thomas Frost, Kathryn Kennedy, www.sthugo.org. Click on “Educaon” and then Maura Kruse, Michaella Merlo, Nicole Oska, Celia “Religious Educaon” and you will find a link to copy Pagnucco, Anthony VanDieren, Christopher VanDieren,
R the handbook. The handbook provides an and Edward Zelek. High Honors Valenno Dore, and
R
explanaon of the mission and vision of our Megan Obear. Honors Alexandra Bayliss, Adam catechecal programs, gradeRlevel calendars, Calvaneso, Richard Frost, Farid Okka, and Rowland
R R
policies and procedures, sacrament preparaon
Scheessele. Naonal Merit Semi Finalist Ryan

Informaon, safety and emergency informaon,
Flaherty. Naonal Spanish Exam Medal Winners:
and seasonal celebraons.
Megan Obear, and Christopher VanDieren. AP Scholar
w/Honor R Richard Frost, Michaella Merlo, and Anthony
R

Each week, use the Pflaum Gospel Weeklies with your VanDieren. AP Scholar w/Disncon Farid Okka. R
children for the upcoming Sunday Readings. This
AP Scholar Noah Ford. And to Valenno Dore for being

magazine will be in your child’s book bag each week. inducted into the Naonal Honor Society. We are
Also, review your child’s chapter work each week; and honored to have had the privilege in laying the complete with your child assigned work.
foundaon toward a successful high school academic
experience.
Congratulaons to everyone!

THE MAGAZINE DRIVE
is underway.
If you, a family Have a blessed week!
member, neighbor or friend purchase magazines, please Mrs. Barbara Yugovich, PCL
consider renewing or purchasing your magazines
248R283R2191
through this school fundraiser. The sale ends Friday, Nov. 11th.

As Followers of Jesus, It Must be Different With Us.

For the most upRtoRdate informaon on St. Hugo of the Hills School, please visit our website at www.sthugoschool.org, “like” us on Facebook and follow us on Twier.

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Please Pray For The Sick

AllRpowerful and everRliving God, the lasng health of all PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY who believe in You, hear us as we ask Your loving help for the sick; restore their health, that they may again offer
joyful thanks in Your Church. Grant this through Christ GREAT NEWS!! Kyle Love has returned safely from his deploy- our Lord. Amen (Pastoral Care of the Sick p. 43)
ment! Let’s all join Kyle’s family in prayers of Charles Bartz

thanksgiving.
Baby Genevieve Borchard
Dr. Frank Messana
Robert Byrwa
Joe McGlynn
Jennifer Wygant Corgan
Bill Neer
Brian Duncan
Judith Park
Felix Escobar, Sr.
Helen Rae Quast
Dear Lord Jesus and Mary, Mother of God, hold all Nancy Fazio
Marco Rea
these brave souls in the palm of your hand; comfort Gordon Gillia
Bob Roth
them and their families. Send angels of protection, love

Eric Kuelske Francis Schmidt and comfort to all the service men and women still at Karen Maliwat
Barbara Springer
Jimmy Manoharan
Tyler Whisler
war. Bring them home safely and comfort their Joan Mascari
Peggy Zwolinski
families. We ask this through Christ, Our Lord. Amen.

Ian Barnes - Army Michael McGann - Air Force All requests for names to be included on the sick list and in the Cullen Barrett - Marines Paul Novel-Valdez - Air Force weekend Prayers of the Faithful must be provided by a family Joseph Bujold - Marines Luis Osterberger, II - Army member. Names will be included in weekend Prayers of the Faithful for three weeks and published in the Herald for six Aaron Conti - National Guard Erin Orlich - Navy weeks. At the end of this me, you may call the parish office to Amanda Corado - Air Force Jason Orlich - Army renew the name in the Herald for three more weeks. You may
Daniel Culbertson - Navy Justin Orlich - Navy remove a name at any me by calling the parish office at
Michelle Culliver - Army Christopher Padgett - Army 248R644R5460.
Christopher Day - Army James Pearson - Navy Alexander Dean - Marines Jack Perham - Marines Reid Decker - Army Sam Piontkowski - Marines
Steven Dinverno - Army Jason W. Prosser, Marines
Carlos Escobar - Army Dan Reddy– Army
Laurel Fernandes - Navy Dvir Samet - Army
Evan Fowler - Army Jeff Schuele - Marines
Timothy Fuller - Army David Siemiet - Air Force
Ryan Gieleghem-Navy Aaron Smela - Air Force Benjamin Hofstetter-Army Michael Territo - Navy “Happy are those who have died in the Lord, let Ieris - Navy Lawrence Turnbull – Air Force them rest from their labors for their good deeds go Joe Joliat - Army Mark Waldowski - Army with them.” (Rev. 14:13)
Jack Kredo - Army Christopher White - Army

Andrew Lapastora - Air Force Trason Willemin - Army
Cassondra Loftus, Army Carl Winowiecki II - Army Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to the Stephen Mankins - Navy Michelle Zagumny - Navy family of:
Josh Martin - Navy
All the faithful departed and:
Frances NelsonVmother of Barbara Nelson


Thomas CiancioloR husband of Marilyn

If you have a family member on our Military List
who has returned home, please let us know so that

we can share that good news with the St. Hugo
parishioners who have been faithfully keeping our
deployed service members in their prayers.

St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills Page 9

ANNOUNCING

The St. Hugo of the Hills Parish Annual Christmas Card Design Contest The annual St. Hugo Christmas card design contest is open to all children in kindergarten through eighth grade for St. Hugo of the Hills School or Religious Education Program students. We continually look for- ward to the designs the children send in as they are always fascinating and thought provoking. There are guidelines to remember to follow. The artwork should be focused on the reason we celebrate Christmas which is the birth of Jesus. The artwork must be the student’s own work. The drawings are to be no more than 8 1/2 x 11 inches and submitted on white paper. Remember to in- clude your name, grade and program, and whether it is school or Religious Education on the back side of the drawing. Secular designs/wording, computer designs or outside/adult help will not be considered.

All designs must be submitted to the parish office, religious education office or school office by Monday, November 7, 2016. Late entries will not be considered. We encourage ALL St. Hugo School and RE Program children in kindergarten through eighth grade to participate in this contest... and once again we look forward to seeing how creative you can be!

Have Fun and Enjoy!!!!!

Page 10 St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills

Thank you to all who have responded to the CSA this year by returning their pledge cards promptly. We ask The
Archdiocese
of
Detroit
will begin its historic Synod 16 those who have not yet responded to prayerfully consider the weekend of Nov. 18R20 at St.
Aloysius Church and at the offering a gi to support our community’s efforts. The Wesn in downtown Detroit.
Archbishop
Allen
Vigneron
has support of the enre parish is crical, and each pledge asked us to pray for the success of the Synod and for the 400 makes a difference. Thank you for your generosity in Rplus parcipants who will be gathering and engaging in supporng this appeal!

prayerful discussions to help our Archdiocese to Unleash the
Parish Goal

$568,720
Gospel in new and creave ways. The following is a prayer

composed for Synod 16:



AOD Target $468,720 God our Father,

Pledged to Date
$430,733
you have called us to be witnesses to Jesus and have sent us (846 gi s received)

THANK YOU!
on a mission to lead all people to encounter him.



Send your Holy Spirit to enlighten our minds and enkindle Sincere appreciaon to all who have our hearts, so that we may grow daily as your disciples.
contributed as of 10/17/16. Any amount Empower us to face bravely the challenges of our me.
above our target remains in the parish.
Visit hp://www.aod.org/BeingRCatholic/WaysR Keep us close to you, together with Jesus your Son, Mary our toRGive/CatholicRServicesRAppeal/
Mother, and St. Anne our patroness as we engage in Synod to learn more about how your gi
16 to Unleash the Gospel.
makes a difference.
Transform us into a band of joyful missionary disciples, who will bring the message of Jesus’ power and mercy to every person in Southeast Michigan.
We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

St. Hugo Upcoming Meeng Dates




Get FORMED
Finance Council
Tuesday, November 15, 2016, 8:00 AM
Catholic Faith R On Demand

by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP

Parish Pastoral Council
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St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills Page 11 The Great Adventure Scripture Study Thursday Morning (9:30-11:15 AM)

Walking Toward Eternity: Engaging the Struggles of Your Heart

Walking Toward Eternity by Jeff Cavins & Emily Cavins is an inspiring series designed to help parcipants live their faith more fully. Through daily prayerful meditaon with Scripture (leco divina), they will be drawn into an inmate and lifeRchanging encounter with Christ.
Engaging the Struggles of Your Heart, the second series of Walking Toward Eternity, is a challenging study that can open our eyes to obstacles in our Chrisan walk such as greed, envy, fear and shame. Through prayer, reflecon, guidance, and the aid of the Holy Spirit, we begin to engage these difficules in a posive way as we connue toward our goal of union with Christ. This study introduces seven common struggles. You will learn how to engage your: appetes, shame, envy, anger, fear, loneliness and hopelessness.
Come and join Sr. Barbara Rund on Thursday mornings from 9:30R11:15 AM in the Parish Hall B.
Session Date Topic 1 Nov. 10, 2016 Living on Purpose 2 Nov. 17 Engaging Your Appetites 3 Dec. 1 Engaging Your Shame 4 Dec. 8 Engaging Your Envy 5 Dec. 15 Engaging Your Anger 6 Jan. 12, 2017 Engaging Your Fear 7 Jan. 19 Engaging Your Loneliness 8 Jan. 26 Engaging Your Hopelessness
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Sr. Barbara Rund, OP, D.Min. (Pastoral Associate) 248R644R5460
St. Hugo of the Hills Church * 2215 Opdyke Road * BH, MI 48304

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ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT
Archdiocese of Detroit's Holy Door of Mercy
Throughout the jubilee year, Holy Doors will be opened at the major basilicas of Rome, as well as cathedrals worldwide, including the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Young Adult and Campus Ministry Sacrament in Detroit. Faithful who make a pilgrimage and pass through a holy door receive a plenary indul-

Msgr. Robert McClory, vicar general and moderator gence. of the curia for the Archdiocese of Detroit, will "The Holy Door will become a Door of Mercy through speak about joy in evangelizaon at November’s which anyone who enters will experience the love of Theology on Tap, to be held at Detroit’s Traffic Jam God who consoles, pardons, and inslls hope." R Pope and Snug on Tuesday, November 8.
Francis,
Misericordiae Vultus, 3.
Gi s to the Catholic Services Appeal help fund Hours Open to Public
these fellowship evenings, which give young adults • First Friday of every month 9:00 AM R 2:00 PM
in our Archdiocese the opportunity to reflect on • Every Sunday a ernoon 1:00 R 3:00 PM
their faith in a fun and relaxed seng. Held each *This is a
selfRguided
outdoor pilgrimage.
month on the 8th, Theology on Tap gatherings fea- ture speakers on topics relang to religion and the- ology.
The Young Adult and Campus Ministry Office coor- dinates acvies for young adults ages 18 to 35, so they may grow in their faith through evangelizaon, catechesis, spiritual growth, liturgical formaon, social events, and service.

Discernment Weekend
November 10R13, 2016
January 19R22, 2017
March 30RApril 2, 2017
Discernment Weekends are a unique experience for anyone feeling a call to the priesthood. Spend- ing four days living at the seminary provides you with a first-hand opportunity to see what it’s like from the inside.

Attending a Discernment Weekend is perfect for anyone from the Archdiocese of Detroit (high school senior to 55 years old) who is discerning a vocation to the priesthood. These weekends pro- vide you with more tools for proper discernment. Please call & we will be happy to discuss the weekend and answer any questions. Archdiocese of Detroit
Office of Priestly Vocaons
2701 W.Chicago Blvd
Detroit, MI 48206

St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills Page 13

COMMUNITY EVENTS BULLETIN BOARD

Please consider joining us at our annual Christ Child Society Night of Angels ‘A Love In’ event on Friday, November 11, 2016, 6.30pmR11.00pm at the Royal Oak Farmer’s Market. Get out your eRdye, love
beads and bellRbooms! Tickets $125. Please visit Handling the Holidays a er a Loss www.ccsdetroit.org for cket and event
An event to provide ps for working through the
informaon.
holiday season: Engage in open discussion; Explore
techniques to help enter into the holidays while grieving.
Wednesday, November 9, 2016 7:00 PM T 9:00 PM

St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital
Franco Conference Center
44405 Woodward Avenue Ponac, MI 48341
To register for this event please call:
1R800R832R1155

Right to LifeRLIFESPAN

Elecon

Next week we as Americans have an opportunity denied nd to many. We have the opportunity to vote for those Oakland Youth Orchestras 42
season Fall Concert rd people we want to lead and direct our naon.
is
November 3 , 2016. The concert will be held at The Right to Vote is a core value of our American liberty. the
Oxford Fine Arts Center at 6:30 p.m. Oxford Fine Please, for the sake of the future of our children, careful- Arts Center is located at
Oxford High School, 745 N. Ox- ly examine the posions of the candidates; determine if ford Road, Oxford, MI 48371.
their values are in line with your values and then VOTE.
Tickets will be available at the door: AdultsT$10, children and studentsT$5, and cket quartetsT$30 (includes four ckets).

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31th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Organ and Choral Music Children have such great expectaons. They o en show For This Weekend an eagerness that marvels adults. They can't wait to get at the Christmas gi s. They race off to explore new vistas. They dive into new things with an energy that seems be- yond imagining. This exuberant curiosity that characteriz- es childhood gets channeled over me into an explora- Prelude: Lied T Vierne
on of one's place in the world as teenagers or young Postlude: Toccata in D Minor R Bach
adults discover their own selves and decide what they Choral Music (10:00)
want to do with their lives. Somemes, the intense ea- The Eyes of All Wait upon Thee R Harris
gerness of childhood is restrained by the reality of the adult world in which real limitaons are made manifest. Jubilate DeoRPraetorius
Not everything is a game to explore anymore.
In this weekend's Gospel, we have a story of a man who Sing Praise to GodVLeaf
had to face his own limitaons. Zacchaeus was a short
guy. He couldn't see above the crowd. But he used his own ingenuity in his aempt to see Jesus. He climbed up
a sycamore tree and sat in its branches because he want- ed to catch a glimpse of this prophet who had come to
Jericho. Jesus in turn stops at the sycamore and invites Zacchaeus to come down. Whatever limitaons Zacchae- us had because of his height, it didn't seem to affect his We are pleased to announce business acumen, for the Gospel tells us that he was a wealthy man. The people of Jericho seem to think that we have openings for those not all of his wealth was acquired legimately. But Zac- who want to be Altar Servers!
chaeus stands his ground, promising to overRcompensate anyone whom he may have harmed.
Altar Serving is a way for those from As we move on in life, we may find ourselves at the point the 5th through 12th grades to have
of having lost some of the enthusiasm for what got us to another way to parcipate in the liturgy and be an ac- where we are. Our dayRtoRday experiences can some- ve member of YOUR church.
Those in the 4th grade mes feel like a rut that consumes our energy. The story chosen to serve in the St. Hugo School masses will be of Zacchaeus reminds us that there can be a renewal of trained separately.
grace that enlivens us once again. We might consider

where Jesus is walking by in our life, and if we have the
We ask that all future Altar Servers visit our web site eagerness to see him.
www.sthugo.org/altarservers and fill out the registraon ©2013 Liturgical Publicaons Inc form by Friday, November 4, 2016

Readings for the Week of October 30, 2016

Sunday:
Wis 11:22RR12:2/Ps 145: 1R2, 8R11,
For those who are new/untrained you are requested to

R RR R

13 14/2 Thes 1:11 2:2/Lk 19:1 10 aend any two (2) of the following sessions: Monday:
Phil 2:1R4/Ps 131:1R3/Lk 14:12R14

Tuesday:
Rv 7:2R4, 9R14/Ps 24:1R6/1 Jn 3:1R3/


November 5, 2016


Mt 5:1R12a
November 12, 2016
Wednesday:
Wis 3:1R9/Ps 23:1R6/Rom 5:5R11 or
All sessions are held in the CHURCH from


Rom 6:3R9/Jn 6:37R40
10:30am to 12RNoon

Thursday:
Phil 3:3R8a/Ps 105:2R7/Lk 15:1R10

Friday:

Phil 3:17RR4:1/Ps 122:1R5/Lk 16:1R8

R R R R
**Experienced Altar Servers**
To address inconsisten- Saturday: Phil 4:10 19/Ps 112:1 2, 5 6, 8 9/

Lk 16:9R15
cies and encourage good habits you are strongly re- Next Sunday:
2 Mc 7:1R2, 9R14/Ps 17:1, 5R6, 8, 15/
quested to aend one (1) of the above listed training

2 Thes 2:16RR3:5/Lk 20:27R38 or 20:27,


sessions.

34R38
Those who complete training are invited to sign up for
specific masses to serve.
© Liturgical Publicaons Inc.

St. Hugo of the Hills Parish, Bloomfield Hills Page 15

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2016,
Thursday, November 3, 2016, Weekday, Saint Marn de THIRTYTFIRST SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
Porres, Religious
7:00
Pro Populo
6:10
Priestly and Religious Vocaons

8:00
Sophie Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family)
8:30
Raymond Hasse (Rosemary Myers)

Myles Brubaker (Jack Shantz)

Loe Gugala (Friends)
Friday, November 4, 2016, Saint Charles Borromeo,

Dr. Daniel J. Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family)
Bishop
Sr. Margaret Mary Alacoque (DiLorenzo Skoney
6:10
Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass

Family)
8:30
Rosemary Hawhee (Judie and John Balint)
Robert Cochran (Brinkman Family)


10:00
Richard Van de Velde (Family)
Saturday, November 5, 2016, Weekday,

Sr. Barbara Rund, O.P. (Spec. Int.)
Blessed Virgin Mary

(Judie & John Balint)
8:30 Baby Genevieve Marie Borchard (Spec. Int.)



Lloyd Marks, Sr. (Geri Tarpley)

(Tom and Kathy Bowen)


Wes Zidwick (Family)
5:00 Jesse Fraga (1st Anniv.) (Family)

Jim Olin (Barb Roseberry)
David Cooper and Donald Liedel (Family)

Gregory Shawn HofsteerV30th Anniv.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2016,
(Mom, Dad, and sisters)
THIRTYTSECOND SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
12:00
Jonathan Dilley (Marge Dilley)
7:00
Angela Mincone (Suzanne and Michael Schmidt)

Gian Romano (Anna and Chris Rea)

8:00
Sophie Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family)
5:00
Joseph Borg (Carrie Reichow)

Loe Gugala (Friends)

Ellen Kotcher Hughes (Dick and Mary Ellen Weber)
Dr. Daniel J. Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family)


Sr. Margaret Mary Alacoque
Monday, October 31, 2016, Weekday,
(DiLorenzo Skoney Family)
6:10
Don Naughton (Spec. Int.)
Mary Ann Richardson (Shantz Family)

(Al and Suzanne Iacobelli)
10:00
Richard Van de Velde (Family)
8:30
Mitchel Kiefer (Al and Suzanne Iacobelli)

Michael Lavoie (Eileen and Harry Jones)


Elizabeth Stein (Maureen Nandi)

Tuesday, November 1, 2016, ALL SAINTS
Philomena and Eduardo Maruhom and Joselyn


6:10 Marylou Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family)
Lindhorst (Batmangehlichi Family)


9:00 Lloyd Marks, Sr. (Torok Family)
David Cooper and Donald Liedel (Family)

12:00 Pro Populo
Ann C. McClory (Msgr. Anthony Tocco)


7:00 Pro Populo 12:00
Camilo Matos (Marge Dilley)


5:00
Pro Populo Wednesday, November 2, 2016, The Commemoraon of


All the Faithful Departed

6:10
Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass

8:30
Rosario G. Congco (Dr. and Mrs. Arsenio DeLeon)

Richard Kelley (Lois Thornbury)

Francis Cook (Lois Thornbury)

Dolores Calanog (Dr. and Mrs. Renato Reyes)

Dick Condit (Martha Condit)

Mass intenons must be arranged at least two weeks in advance and are for persons living (special intenon) and deceased.

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NOVEMBER 5 AND 6, 2016
THIRTYRFIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Time
Celebrant
Commentator
Servers
Cantors
Sacristans

1st Lector





2nd Lector






5:00 PM
Fr. Joe
Bill Slowey
Marissa Ernat
Andrea Badalucco
M. Fortunate
November 5

Cindy Graham
Jimmy Kowalewski

D. Wilkins

Ken Kurc
R. PeresRDaRSilva

7:00 AM
Msgr. Tony
Tim Johns




R. Steinmayer
November 6
Dc. Oscar
Garre Haubenreich



Dennis Winowiecki






8:00 AM
Msgr. Tony
Krisne Miller
Ania Petrosky
David Fischer
T. Bowen
November 6
Dc. Oscar
Garre Haubenreich
Max Petrosky

K. Bowen

Colleen Burcar
Maria VanDieren













10:00 AM
Fr. Mark
Brian Bartkowiak
William Nichols
Siegrid Siard
L. Ochoa
November 6
Dc. Mike
Jim Walle
Charles Nichols

J. Balint

Cheryl Mahews
Sophia Sudzina







Margo Sudzina




12:00 Noon
Fr. Mark
Rose Marie Robinson
Paul Jazrawi
Robert Savage
L. McIntee
November 6
Dc. Mike
Bill Hancock
Anna Paton

L. McIntee

Jacqueline Hicks
Aria Henneman






Bella Henneman




5:00 PM
Fr. Joe
Gare Spalo
Kate Binkley
Edmond Guay
D. Jovick
November 6

Martha Carter
Emilia Filak

R. Jovick

7:00 AM Mass: Bill Seng, Linda Seng, Mike Somand

Thank you for serving at st. hugo parish!