THE VOICE
April 14, 2019
ST. GERALD
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH A Servant Church Of The Archdiocese of Detroit
21300 Farmington Road Farmington, Michigan 48336
Phone: 248-477-7470 Fax: 248-477-3878 Website: stgeraldparish.org
OFFICE HOURS Monday thru Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:30 a.m., 10:15 a.m. and 12:00 Noon
WEEKDAYS Monday, Tuesday, Friday: 9:15 a.m. Thursday Evening: 7:00 p.m.
RITE OF RECONCILIATION Saturdays: 3:30 – 4:30 p.m.
EASTER VIGIL MASS
Ring in the Gloria and the Alleluia!!!! BRING BELLS TO RING ST. GERALD PARISH, FARMINGTON, MI
WEEKDAY MASS INTENTIONS
APRIL 15 - APRIL 19
Monday 9:15 AM Special Intention The Resurrection of the Lord
Tuesday 9:15 AM Salvatore Caruso April 21, 2019 Requested by Graziano Canini
Wednesday 8:30 PM April 20 Fr. Kris No Mass
Diane Blankenship Thursday 7:00 PM Sofia Mansoor Frances Casey For Sharon McCarthy Requested by John Casey All Our Lectors/ Teddi Williams Ushers Good Friday Parishioners Monica Murone Stations of the Cross 12:00 PM Angela McLoughlin Liturgy 1:15 PM 5:00A Private Veneration of the Cross 3:00 - 4:00 PM 8:30 AM April 21 Fr. Kris
For READINGS FOR THE WEEK Mary & Julian Stachowski Paul Borchert MONDAY: IS 42:1-7/PS 27:1, 2, 3, 13-14 [1A]/JN 12:1-11 Lector/ Requested by Ushers 8:30B TUESDAY: IS 49:1-6/PS 71:1-2, 3-4A, 5AB-6AB, 15 AND 17 Delphine Midura [CF. 15AB]/JN 13:21-33, 36-38 WEDNESDAY: IS 50:4-9A/PS 69:8-10, 21-22, 31 AND 33-34 10:15 AM April 21 Fr. Kris [14C]/MT 26:14-25 T : CHRISM MASS: IS 61:1-3A, 6A, 8B-9/PS 89:21- HURSDAY For 22, 25 AND 27 [2]/RV 1:5-8/LK 4:16-21 Walter & Sophie Wolski Lector/ Ray Pisani EVENING MASS OF THE LORD'S SUPPER: EX 12:1-8, 11-14/ Requested by Ushers 10:15A PS 116:12-13, 15-16BC, 17-18 [CF. 1 COR 10:16]/1 COR Josephine Meyers 11:23-26/JN 13:1-15 FRIDAY: IS 52:13--53:12/PS 31:2, 6, 12-13, 15-16, 17, 25 12:00 PM April 21 Fr. Roodbeen [LK 23:46]/HEB 4:14-16; 5:7-9/JN 18:1--19:42
SATURDAY: VIGIL: GN 1:1--2:2 OR 1:1, 26-31A/PS 104:1-2, 5-6, 10, 12, 13-14, 24, 35 [30] OR PS 33:4-5, 6-7, 12-13, For Lector/ Paul Radzilowski 20-22 [5B]/GN 22:1-18 OR 22:1-2, 9A, 10-13, 15-18/PS All Our Ushers 12:00B 16:5, 8, 9-10, 11 [1]/EX 14:15--15:1/EX 15:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, Parishioners 17-18 [1B]/IS 54:5-14/PS 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11-12, 13 [2A]/IS 55:1-11/IS 12:2-3, 4, 5-6 [3]/BAR 3:9-15, 32--4:4/PS Church Cleaning Schedule for Next Week
19:8, 9, 10, 11 [JN 6:68C]/EZ 36:16-17A, 18-28/PS 42:3, April 20 and April 21 5; 43:3, 4 [42:2] OR IS 12:2-3, 4BCD, 5-6 [3] OR PS 51:12 Team B -13, 14-15, 18-19 [12A]/ROM 6:3-11/PS 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23/LK 24:1-12 Team #1 is scheduled for Botsford Commons Sunday, NEXT SUNDAY: ACTS 10:34A, 37-43/PS 118:1-2, 16-17, 22- April 14 following the 8:30 AM Mass. 23 [24]/COL 3:1-4 OR 1 COR 5:6B-8/JN 20:1-9 OR LK 24:1-12 OR LK 24:13-35 Rice Bowls are due back this weekend. You can return LITURGICAL PUBLICATIONS, INC them to your Religious Education class or return to the (FOR A LIST OF DAILY READINGS: GO TO HTTP://WWW.USCCB.ORG/NAB) Parish Office. Thank You!
ST. GERALD ONLINE GIVING Stations of the Cross Online Giving of Donations through Simple Give is available. Please visit our Parish Website at Friday stgeraldparish.org and click on Online Giving to get at 12:00 PM started or pick up the instruction sheets on the bookcase in the gathering space of the church. Thank you for your continued support of St. Gerald Parish.
DONATIONS FOR EASTER THROUGH SIMPLE GIVE If you are giving your donations to St. Gerald online through Simple Give and would like to make a donation for Easter, you can do so now through April 28. Thank you! APRIL 14, 2019 3 It is hard to believe we are quickly working our way to the end of the school year! Are you or somebody you know graduating this coming spring? If you are graduating or know someone from St. Gerald who is graduating, please come April 13 and 14 – Palm/Passion Sunday celebrate with your St. Gerald family on Sunday, June 2nd at Confessions Saturday: 3:30 PM the 2019 Baccalaureate Mass and breakfast. Masses: Saturday at 5:00 PM and
The celebration will take place during the 10:15 Mass, in Sunday at 8:30 AM, 10:15 AM, 12 Noon which the graduates will be recognized and receive a special blessing. The breakfast will follow the Mass in the social hall. April 18 – Holy Thursday If you are graduating or know of somebody Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7:00 PM who is, please call the Christian Service office Night Watch at the Garden of Repose from at 248-476-7677, ext. 204. A blessed Holy 8:30 PM until Night Prayer at 10:30 PM week to all! Matthew Yokom April 19 – Good Friday Stations of the Cross at 12:00 PM Good Friday Liturgy at 1:15 PM Private Veneration of the Cross from 3:00–4:00 PM
Saturday, April 20th, April 20 – Holy Saturday starting with blessing of Blessing of Easter foods bread, butter and food at 11:00 AM baskets in church Followed by Easter Egg Hunt at 11:00 AM. Easter Vigil Mass at 8:30 PM
Please join us! *NO 3:30 PM CONFESSIONS OR 5 PM MASS*
April 21 - Easter Sunday The Resurrection of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Masses: 8:30 AM, 10:15 AM, 12 Noon
Please Note: There will be no COMMUNION TO THE HOMEBOUND pinochle during Holy Week. Will If you take communion to anyone whether a resume on Thursday, April 25th. family member, a parishioner or someone else, please let us know by either emailing [email protected] or calling 248- HEALING SERVICE 476-7677 ext. 202. ALSO if you have a PYX that at St. Gerald Parish belongs to the parish, will you please let us know by either with Fr. Aniello Salicone emailing [email protected] or calling 248-476-7677 provided by Marian Peace Center ext. 202. Thank you! Friday, May 10 7:00 PM Mass followed by talk and Healing Service Contact Margaret Williams at 248-477-0767 for questions.
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THE EASTER TRIDUUM
What we do from Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday? Holy Thursday brings the end to Lent. That night we begin the Three Days that are the center of the Church’s year. Why are these Three Days so important? What do they mean for you? You are invited to make these Three Days different from all the days of the year.
Adults in the community are invited to plan ahead so that the whole time from Thursday night until the Easter Vigil is free of social engagements, free even of work, free of entertainment, free of meals except for the simplest nourishment. We are asked to fast during Good Friday and to continue fasting, if possible, all through Holy Saturday as strictly as we can. We make Good Friday and Holy Saturday free for prayer and reflection and preparation and silence. The church is getting ready.
Whether you are young or old, currently active in the parish or not, please set these days aside. All of us should know that our presence for the liturgies is not just by invitation. We are all needed here. All of us need this whole community together on its greatest days. Please look closely at the parish schedule and make plans to take part in the various liturgies and other gatherings of Holy Thursday night, Good Friday and Holy Saturday. Above all, come on Saturday night for the Easter Vigil.
We Begin as Holy Thursday Ends Thursday evening we enter into the Triduum together. After listening to the scriptures, we do something strange: We wash feet. Jesus gave us this image of what the church is supposed to look like, feel like, act like. This is rehearsal for Christian life.
Later, we celebrate the Eucharist. The evening liturgy has no ending: Whether we stay to pray awhile or leave, we are now in the quiet and peace and glory of the Triduum.
And We Continue through Good Friday and Holy Saturday We gather quietly on Friday and listen to scripture. We pray at length for all the world's needs. Then there is another once-a-year event: The holy cross is held up in our midst and we come forward one by one to do reverence with kiss or a bow or a genuflection. We also receive communion. It was consecrated last night at the Mass of the Lord’s Supper.
We continue in fasting and prayer and vigil, in rest and quiet through Saturday. This Saturday for us is like God's rest at the end of creation. It is Christ's repose in the tomb.
Until the Night between Saturday and Sunday Excited, the church gathers in the darkness and lights a new fire and a great candle that will make this night bright for us. We listen to some of the most powerful scriptures in the Bible, then we bless the waters. These are the moments when death and life meet, when we reject evil and give our promises to God. Together we go to the table and celebrate the Easter Eucharist. Easter Sunday begins and we are ready for Fifty Days of rejoicing.
At the Easter Vigil Liturgy, please bring bells to ring during the singing of the GLORIA.
(Portions of the above article are taken from Three Days to Save, a pamphlet from Liturgical Training Publications, Inc., 1800 North Hermitage Avenue, Chicago, IL 60622-1101. Used with permission.)
SPEAKER NIGHT WEDNESDAY, MAY 1ST AT 7:00 PM Tom McPhail We welcome Eddie Lowen to St. Gerald. Eddie will be sharing his story of how God touched his life through loss and lessons Pam Akey Michael Polcyn Yolanda Fenech learned and how to follow Christ in his life. Bonnie Haun Doug Foley Kimberly Thompson
Eddie was born into drug addiction; was without a father; and Phyllis Marek Tim O’Brien Erin Malloy his mother was ‘unfit’! In the midst of the family chaos, Jesus Ralph Wenski Wanda Reiner outstretched his hand and saved him from a further life of Shel Levine dysfunction. Come hear the miraculous story of Eddie Lowen Jim Sockow Joyce LaMarra Joan Goniea and the wonders that Jesus Christ performed and how he is a Rose Hickey Nancy Kolliker transformed son of God. Come and be inspired. You won’t John MacDougall regret it! Roberta Provenzano Christine Godbey Monica Koenig
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Palm Sunday Of Holy Thursday Good Friday Holy Saturday The Passion Of The Lord 8:40 AM Rosary NO 12:00 PM 12:00 PM Stations of
8:40 AM Rosary Pinochle the Cross 11:00 AM Food 9:15 AM Mass 8:30 AM Mass Blessing followed by 9:15 AM Mass 6:20 PM Rosary Easter Egg Hunt 9:45 AM Mother of 1:15 PM Liturgy of the 10:15 AM Mass 7:30 PM Choir 5:30 PM Elementary Perpetual Help Word Practice 7:00 PM Mass of the NO 3:30 PM 10:15 AM Children’s Religious Formation Lord’s Supper Confessions or 5:00 Liturgy of the Word 5:00 PM Elementary 3:00 PM Private PM Mass Religious Formation 8:30 PM Garden of Veneration of the 10:15 AM Sunday Repose Cross School 8:30 PM Easter Vigil 6:30 PM K of C Mass 12:00 PM Mass Membership Meeting 10:30 PM Night 8:00 PM AA Meeting
Prayer APRIL 14, 2019 5 September 8 – 18, 2019 The Pilgrimage to Poland 11 days, 10 nights of beautiful journey to the most famous, and most beautiful places in Poland.
With Father KRZYSZTOF NOWAK Price $2,598.- Land only of St. Gerald Catholic Church , Farmington, MI For details or to make reservations Ph. (248) 477-7470, ext. 203 Contact Amerpol Travel at (248) 743-2660
DAY 1 - Sept. 8, Sunday USA - WARSAW DAY 7 - Sept. 14, Saturday ZAKOPANE - LAGIEWNIKI- Depart from the USA on an overnight flight to Warsaw. Dinner and KRAKOW breakfast onboard. /D./ Morning departure for Krakow via Lagiewniki where we will
DAY 2 - Sept. 9, Monday WARSAW visit the Divine Mercy Sanctuary associated with life of St. Sister After arrival, you will be met and transferred to your Faustyna Kowalska, and the cult of Divine Mercy. After arrival in hotel. Afternoon a walking tour of Old Town followed by very Krakow, we tour the magnificent Wawel Castle. This most elegant welcome dinner./B.D./ priceless complex was a home of three Polish royal dynasties of Piasts, Jagiellonians and Wazas for six centuries. Overnight in DAY 3 - Sept. 10, Tuesday WARSAW - WILANOW Krakow./B.D./ After breakfast a sightseeing tour of Old Town, beautifully rebuilt after World War II, with the impressive Royal Castle with its 300 DAY 8 - Sept. 15, Sunday KRAKOW - WIELICZKA rooms (will visit the Canaletto Room with 23 of his paintings, the Today we visit the famous St. Mary’s Basilica, Cloth Hall and Throne Room, the magnificent Knight’s Hall and the Royal Old Market Square built in 1349. Next we drive to Wieliczka, Ballroom). Afternoon we drive to Wilanow to the beautiful the oldest salt mine in Europe. We explore the underground Baroque royal residence park and gardens built in 1674-96 by King world of salt chambers, monuments and fabulous St. Kinga Jan III Sobieski. Over the centuries the palace belonged to many Chapel with its beautiful chandeliers, a masterpiece carved in salt by generations of Polish miners. Overnight in Krakow./B.D./ Polish noble families like: Sienawskis, Czartoryskis, Lubomirskis, Potockis and Branickis. Dinner in Wilanow. Overnight in DAY 9 - Sept. 16, Monday KRAKOW – AUSCHWITZ - Warszawa./B.L./ WADOWICE
DAY 4 - Sept. 11, Wednesday WARSAW - After breakfast, we leave for Auschwitz, the site of the former NIEPOKALANOW - CZESTOCHOWA Nazi Concentration Camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. In the afternoon, Morning departure for Czestochowa to visit the Jasna Gora we return to Krakow via Wadowice, the birthplace of Pope John Monastery and the Black Madonna Shrine. On the way we visit and Paul II. You will visit the house where he was born and grew up attend the Mass at the Monastery in Niepokalanow, established by and the Basilica where he was baptized. We attend the Holy Mass. Overnight in Krakow./B.L./ St. Maksymilian Kolbe in 1927, who gave his life in exchange for the life of another man in Auschwitz concentration camp in DAY 10 - Sept. 17, Tuesday KRAKOW - WARSZAWA August 1941. Afternoon we arrive in Czestochowa. Short tour of After breakfast, visit specialty stores and gift shops to pick up Jasna Gora. Overnight in Czestochowa./B.L./ unique and cool souvenirs. From here we drive to Warszawa.
DAY 5 - Sept. 12, Thursday CZESTOCHOWA - ZAKOPANE Free time in afternoon in Warszawa. In the evening, Farewell Holy Mass at the Virgin Mary Shrine housing the icon of Black Dinner at one of famous restaurant in Old Town. Overnight in Warszawa./B.D/ Madonna, Jasna Góra's most precious treasure to which miraculous powers are attributed. Founded in 1382 by Pauline monks from DAY 11 - Sept. 18, Wednesday WARSAW Hungary. From here we continue to sightseeing of breath-taking Transfer to airport for the return flight home. Breakfast and Zakopane Enjoyable evening of walking tour of famous Krupowki dinner onboard./B.D/ street. Later you will have a chance to admire Zakopane from the top of the Gubalowka mountain. Overnight in Zakopane./B.L./
DAY 6 - Sept. 13, Friday ZAKOPANE Included in Tour: Today we explore Zakopane. Beautifully situated at the foot of the Deluxe air-conditioned minibus coach transportation Tatra Mountains, in the valley between Gubalowka and Giewont. It Service of English speaking host and local tour guides is the most popular resort and one of the most beautiful places in all First class hotel accommodation in double room of Poland. After Breakfast, we continue our excursion to Morskie Comprehensive sightseeing program and entry tickets Oko, the largest and most majestic lake in Tatras. On the way back, Airport/Hotel transfers and 2 pcs. p/p luggage handling we will visit Jaszczurowka Chapel and St. Mary’s of Czestochowa Elegant meals (breakfast daily - 4 lunches - 7 dinners) Church, the oldest wooden church in Zakopane built between 1847- Single supplement: $649. 1851. Dinner with folkloric show at one of Highlander’s famous restaurant. Overnight in Zakopane./B.D./ ST. GERALD PARISH, FARMINGTON, MI Knights Corner Stew, Artisan Bread and Officer Nominations on Tuesday’s Member Meeting Agenda The annual election process will start during Tuesday’s Membership Meeting with the nomination of officers. A dinner of stew and homemade artisan bread served by PGK Fred and Diane Gerometta will precede the meeting at 6:30 PM. The meeting will as close to the regular start time of 7 PM as practical.
Early in the meeting, Election Committee Chair Tom McPhail will call for nominations for the 10 officer slots to be filled: Grand Knight, Deputy Grand Knight, Chancellor, Treasurer, Recorder, Advocate, Warden, two Guards and a Trustee. All are unpaid positions and are for one year except that of Trustee. That is a three year term. Any Knight can make a nomination. However, the nominees must have attained the Third Degree and be in good standing. The nominating period will remain open until part way into the May 21 Membership Meeting when the election will take place.
Many thanks and a big “Atta Boy!” to the Knights who staffed the kitchen at the Parish Lenten Soup Supper April 2. Cooking and serving were PGK Fred Gerometta, GK Dave Bednarski, Patrick McDonald, Bill Croitori, Arnie Lemieux, DGK Frank Gariepy, PGK Bruce Roberts, Rich Rosowski and Dennis Weberlein.
Time is running out on sales of Michigan K of C raffle tickets. Money raised by the raffle allows the State Council to support more than 50 charities throughout the state and throughout the year. The top prize is an expense-paid trip for two to the 2020 Super Bowl plus $8,500 in cash. A great prize and worth a $5 chance. The drawing will be at 8 PM April 24 at DeCarlos Banquet Center, 6015 W. Ten Mile, Warren. All stubs must be in by 7 PM that night. Knights are welcome to attend the drawing. A light dinner featuring tailgate food will be served. A cash bar will be available.
A reminder that ushers are needed at all the weekend Masses. Ushering is one way of easily fulfilling your commitment as a Knight to serve others. You are at Mass, arriving a few minutes early to usher should not be a burden. It also is a task that welcomes participation by a spouse. If you are interested, contact Program Director Tom McPhail at 248-875-1185.
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ST. GERALD CATHOLIC CHURCH SACRAMENTS Office Hours 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Monday thru Thursday. Closed Friday. Rite of Reconciliation: Sacrament of the Sick: (secretary at lunch 12:00 pm—12:30 pm) Saturdays from 3:30-4:30PM Please call the office. STAFF Baptism: Parish Office (248) 477-7470 Please be aware that first time parents must attend a short baptism prep
Reverend Krzysztof Nowak, Pastor ...... x 203 class prior to the baptism of their child. Arrangements for baptism may be made by calling the Parish Office. Mary Hoots, Administrative Assistant...... x 212 Email: [email protected] Matrimony: All other offices dial (248) 476-7677 St. Gerald Parish is pleased to marry registered parishioners and their children. Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance of Christian Services the wedding date. Please call the Parish Office. Matthew Yokom: Christian Service Coordinator ...... x 204 Email: [email protected] Registration of new members: St. Vincent de Paul ...... x 220 Please see Fr. Kris after Mass or call the Parish Office. Registration
Education forms are located on the shelf in the classroom hallway and the Mary Taylor: Director Religious Education ...... x 201 gathering space of the church for your convenience. After you fill it out, Email: [email protected] just give it to Fr. Kris or drop it off in the Parish Office. Thank you!
Music Ministry Mary Melonio: Director of Music ...... x 222 RCIA: Would you or someone you know want to become a full member of the Catholic Church? Please call Fr. Kris (248) 477-7470 for more Cell: 734-578-4179 or Email: [email protected] information. Worship Ministry ...... x 202 Norma Battel WE WELCOME YOU TO ST. GERALD CATHOLIC PARISH! Email: [email protected] If you are new to the area, we look forward to meeting you personally. If Youth Ministry you have not been active in the practice of the Catholic faith, we Gerryanna Luscri ...... x 208 encourage you to return. If a previous marriage has kept you from Email: [email protected] receiving the Sacraments, we invite you to call the rectory at 248-477-
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