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JULY 14, 2019 • FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Hearing Assistance Update service. It will begin at 7 pm. It’s for those who desire By now, the system should have been ordered. It’s any kind of healing to happen in their own lives or in supposed to arrive in about 2 - 3 weeks. It would then the lives of their loved ones. It’s about physical healing, need to be installed and calibrated for the church. As it emotional healing, spiritual healing: and even healing currently stands, the system would help 4 parishioners over those things that we might not even know needed per Mass to receive hearing assistance. If the system healing. It is calling upon the mercy of . While works and there’s a need for more receivers, we will we submit everything under the will of our Heavenly certainly look at purchasing more. The cost of the Father, He does desire to break through with the system thus far was $1800. miraculous. Sometimes in His mercy, He grants precisely what we seek; other times, also in His mercy, He blesses us through ways that are not so obvious. MSP Update Let us not think that we “bother” our Lord with our requests nor think that we are beyond His mercy. After having gone through the Parish Visioning Day on th Maybe you have grown weary in asking? Then come June 30 , input has also been gathered from the online and just ask the Lord to receive all that He wants you surveys distributed through Flocknote. This weekend, receive that evening. parishioners, who were not able to attend the June 30th PVD or were not able to fill out the electronic forms, will Before that, there will be an opportunity to offer prayers be given an opportunity to provide their input through of reparation to Our Lord Jesus, truly present in the paper surveys. Blessed Sacrament. The Holy Hour of Reparation will begin at 6 pm. One of the biggest obstacles that we This week our Parish Visioning Team will begin the can find ourselves contending with is our ego. This lack process of aligning the parish mission, vision and of humility before acts as a hindrance to the mercy priorities with Unleash the . We will hear from of God. And sometimes we are not aware of it. We may the Archbishop and be encouraged to create goals to have good intentions and think all is well; yet, give us a road map of how we expect the ideas from underneath it all, there is our ego, our pride, still pulling each Synod Proposition to flourish. the strings and barring us from receiving the graces of God to its fullest. So, if you are able, please join us for the Holy Hour of Reparation, that we may pray that our Vacation Adventures Lord Jesus find consolation in our prayers and offer From Monday to Thursday, our children will take part in reparation for ourselves and for others. VBA. This year’s theme is “Roar! Life is wild. God is As we prepare for the Healing Service, please offer a good.” It’s about exploring the goodness of God and novena to St. Anne, the mother of Mary and the building up bold faith to help them through life! In your grandmother of Jesus. The novena starts this kindness, remember them and all the volunteers in Wednesday, July 17th. If you have access online, your prayers. please pray this version of the novena: http:// prayerfordevotion.blogspot.com/2014/03/novena-to-st- Healing Service / Holy Hour of Reparation anne.html. On Friday, July 26th, we will have our next healing For those unable to access the internet, please offer these prayers from the 17th to the 26th: continued... 502 WEST FRONT STREET • MONROE, 48161 www.stmichaelmonroe.com • [email protected] • 734-241-8645 Mission: Inspiring discipleship of Jesus through faith, prayer, and service. Vision: Fearless Disciples, Formed by the Word, Filled with the Heart of Jesus. Glorious St. Anne, filled with compassion for those SUSAN’S CORNER who invoke you, with love for those who suffer, heavily laden with the weight of my troubles, I kneel at your Love of God and Neighbor feet and humbly beg you to take my present need “You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your under your special protection: heart, with all your being, with all your strength, Through your intercession, may our Blessed Lord and with all your mind, and your neighbor as Jesus grace us with His mercy on our healing service yourself.” - Luke 10:27 at St. Michael the Archangel on July 26th. May your These words were spoken by a scholar of the law to voice, O Jesus, reach the hearts of those whom you Jesus. He was quoting the Old Testament Law of desire to heal, and may they be found under the Leviticus and Deuteronomy (Leviticus 19:18, protective mantle of Our Lady that they might not suffer Deuteronomy 6:5, 10:12). Jesus commended him for difficulty in coming. May hardened hearts crumble speaking these words. But then the scholar asked before the glory of the . May healing be Jesus, “And who is my neighbor?” Jesus responded by given to all, according to your ineffable and impeccable telling him the familiar story of the Good Samaritan. wisdom. The story of the Good Samaritan is one that should Vouchsafe to recommend it to your daughter, the wake us up to some not-so-pleasant truths about love Blessed Virgin Mary, and lay it before the throne of of neighbor, or the lack thereof. First, a and a Jesus. Cease not to intercede for me until my request Levite walked by the beaten and suffering man on the is granted. Above all, obtain for me the grace to one side of the road and ignored him, passing on the day meet God face to face, with you and Mary and all opposite side of the road. Then the Samaritan walked the and , praising Him through all eternity. by, was filled with compassion, and went out of his way Amen. to help the man. O Good Anne, so justly called the mother of the The conclusion is obvious. We should be like the Good infirm, the cure for those who suffer from disease, look Samaritan who showed mercy to the man in need. On kindly upon the sick for whom I pray. an intellectual level it is easy to conclude this Alleviate their sufferings; cause them to sanctify their fact. However, in practice, it is not always the case. sufferings by patience and complete submission to the It’s interesting that Jesus used a priest in the story as Divine Will; finally deign to obtain health for them and the first person to walk on the opposite side of the with it the firm resolution to honor Jesus, Mary, and road. One thing this tells us is that too often we seek a yourself by the faithful performance of duties. so-called “exterior holiness” while, in truth, we lack But, merciful , I ask you above all for the authentic “interior holiness.” The priest can be seen as salvation of my soul, rather than bodily health, for I am a symbol of those who claim to be Christian on the convinced that this fleeting life is given us solely to surface but fail to live their holiness in their assure us a better one. I cannot obtain that better life actions. Without living true love of neighbor, we are without the help of God's graces. I earnestly beg them frauds and do not live up to our sacred calling. of you for the sick and for myself, especially the petition for which I am making in this novena: Reflect, today, upon the difference between exterior and interior holiness. The ideal is that your inner life is (State your personal intention here) so completely consumed by the love of God that it :through the merits of our Lord Jesus , through overflows into your exterior actions. If your love of God the intercession of His Immaculate Mother, and is not fully alive within the depths of your heart, there is through your efficacious and powerful mediation, I no way that you can, in fact, be truly holy. pray. Amen. Lord, help me to authentically love You with my whole Our Father: heart, mind, soul and strength. Help me to have such Hail Mary: an honest love for You that it also overflows into my love for others. May Your precious gift of holiness Glory Be to the Father: permeate my life and enable me to love You and Pray for us, Saint Anne! others in a total way. Jesus, I trust in You. That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ. https://mycatholic.life/books/catholic-daily-reflections- series/ordinary-time-weeks-1-17/fifteenth-week-in-ordinary In Jesus through Mary, -time Fr. Phil

FEAST DAY PLANNING HAS BEGUN! If you have any suggestions or are interested in helping in any way, please contact the parish office. Email [email protected] or call 734-241-8645 to give your name and contact information. Come join the fun! All are welcome! HEALTH MINISTRY It’s that time of the year for our annual parish blood drive, to be held Thursday, July 25th from 12:30 to 6:30 pm in gym at St. Michael. Our parish has been exceedingly generous in year’s past, and my prayer is that we can continue to do the same in 2019. In preparation for your day of donation, there are several things you may want to consider: 1.. You can schedule your donation online at red- crossblood.org with sponsor code StMichaelArchangel. Scheduling helps to eliminate wait times and puts a well-deserved premium on your time 2. You are donating during the heat of July. While the par- ish and school do their best to keep the gym as tempera- ture friendly as possible, please be prepared. Pre-hydrate with lots of water 24 hours prior to your donation and eat well. Try to limit caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco consump- tion prior to donation. Finally, plan to continue hydrating after donation for at least 24 hours. 3. Refreshments are offered after donation. Take ad- vantage of the opportunity to rest briefly prior to leaving. Make sure the dressing at the donation site is clean and dry, and that you feel okay to drive. 4. If you meet the Red Cross’ specifications, you may con- sider a “Power Red” donation, where you give 2 units of blood. It takes slightly longer, but your donation touches twice as many people. If interested in Power Red dona- tion, my suggestion is to call and schedule your donation. May 13, 2019 5. Finally, if you can/cannot donate and are available, The American Red Cross has a critical shortage of type O please consider volunteering to assist at the drive for 1-2 blood and urges eligible donors to give now to help hours. Volunteers are needed to register donors upon their patients facing trauma and other life-threatening arrival and to maintain the canteen for those who have situations. donated. Sign-up for volunteering is available at the east entrance of the church or call the parish office at 734-241- Right now, the Red Cross has less than a two-day supply 8645. of type O blood available for emergency rooms, where it can be most critical. That means just six units of type O Thank you all in advance for considering this opportunity blood are available for every 100,000 people, but at least to serve one another at a time when it is most needed. 14 are needed every day. While just 7% of the U.S. Peace to you all, population has type O negative blood, it can be transfused Tim Duncan to patients with any blood type and is what hospital staff reach for during emergencies when there isn’t time to determine a patient’s blood type. Type O positive blood is the most transfused blood type and is also critical in trauma situations. BE THE MISSING TYPES! (A, B, and O) “All blood types are urgently needed, but we’re facing a critical shortage of type O blood – the blood group most needed by hospitals,” said Cliff Numark, senior vice presi- dent, Red Cross Blood Services. “Because it’s vitally important for hospitals to have type O blood available when every second counts, type O donors are urged to donate now and make a point to donate often.” The Red Cross collected approximately 11,500 fewer type Bl d Drive O blood donations than needed to sustain a sufficient blood supply. Spring break schedules are known to th decrease blood donations, and schools, including high schools and colleges, begin to host fewer blood drives in late spring as school years end. Because these drives 12:30 - 6:30 pm account for about 20% of blood donations during the school year, fewer drives can also greatly affect the blood To schedule an appointment, please call supply. 1-800-RED CROSS or visit www.redcrossblood.org RedCrossBlood.org and enter sponsor code: StMichaelArchangel. FAITH FORMATION VACATION BIBLE ADVENTURES BEGIN!!! All children in grades K–5 (this past year) are invited to attend our Vacation Bible Adventures Monday – Thursday. We begin promptly at 9 am and end at 12:30 pm in the St. Mary Parish Life Center. Come have a ROARing good time with us! Walk-ins are welcome.

Contact the Faith Formation Office at 241-6097 for more information. Mary Quick

RCIA The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults “Jesus Christ is the answer to the question that is every human person.” These words invite us to journeys of faith, hope and love in which we discover Christ as the “Way, the Truth, and the Life.”

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) offers Feast of St. Bonaventure July 15th all this to those seeking the or Baptized Catholics wanting to return home. Do you ever get stuck with the tough jobs? It's well known that the Franciscan Order was incredibly RCIA INQUIRY DAY influential throughout history. But one of the most Sunday, July 28th 11:30 am in the Archangel Room challenging times for a new movement is surviving the of the school building. death of the founder. Bonaventure joined the Franciscan Order almost two decades after the passing of St. Francis. Initially, the young man's theological insights earned him a prime faculty position at the University of Paris. More than his academic skill, however, he was known for his deep devotion to Christ. CLASS He was elected the General Minister of the Franciscan Reunion Order, right in the thick of controversies. Some friars ATTENTION ST. MICHAEL CLASS OF 1969 had conflicting views of how to interpret St. Francis' A 50-year reunion for Saturday, August 17th has been poverty as the order grew. Others started a new planned. heresy, saying that the Franciscan Order began a new era of the Holy Spirit, replacing the era of Jesus and We have found about half of the class, but still need the authority of the Church. St. Bonaventure weathered help finding everyone. Please help us find our these crises with grace, restructuring the order when classmates. necessary and offering a more organized perspective Contact Deb Waltz if you have any information to help on the insights of St. Francis. us, or if you are a classmate. Call or text 734-755- St. Bonaventure, pray for us! 3279, or email [email protected] News from Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools Make. Care. Embrace. Seek. Kindergarten and Young Fives • Faith development and weekly school Masses It is not too late to Join the MCES Family! • Garden School hands-on learning

We can still screen your child for Kindergarten • Technology, physical education, art and music and Young Fives for the 2019-20 school year. classes

Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools is happy to • Latchkey services available screen children who will enter our Kindergarten before and after school for program this fall. Incoming students should be 5 on an additional cost, over or before September 1, 2019, for Kindergarten and breaks including incoming Young Fives students should be 5 by Christmas, Easter, and December 1, 2019. Parents who are interested in Summer having their student screened, should call 734- 241-3378 to set up their appointment. The Young Fives program at MCES Offers: • An extra year of development for students needing For registration, parents must bring a certified copy additional preparation prior to meeting the rigors of of the child's birth certificate, hearing and vision Kindergarten results from a doctor or the health department, • Young 5s activities are structured and mimic a immunizations record, and Baptismal Certificate. If Kindergarten curriculum to emphasize social the student has not already been enrolled at MCES, development such as following directions and good the 2019-20 Enrollment Form, tuition work habits contract, and $150 per-student deposit must also be • Young 5s offers a specialty curriculum to provide a brought to the screening appointment. seamless transition into our Kindergarten Program • 5th Birthday before December 1 • Five Full Day program • MCES School Uniform required • Transportation for families in Monroe county • Afternoon rest time • Latchkey services available before and after school for an additional cost, over breaks including Christmas, Easter, and Summer

The St. Michael Garden School: The Kindergarten program at MCES Offers: We learn a of exciting and new things in our garden school. We will • During these early years of growth and childhood development, special attention is given to the become familiar with the garden and learn why the environment is individuality of each student. important. The purpose of the • Every teacher at MCES strives to teach the garden is to have a hands-on experience that intellect, to educate the heart and to form the will, incorporates science, math, religion and healthy living. with consideration for each student’s personal talents, motivations and circumstances. Catechesis of the (CGS): • Since the good habits and attitudes formed in these CGS is taught in our atrium, a special classroom with years remain through adulthood, MCES aims to help hands-on materials that are based on Scripture, cultivate honesty, dedication, cheerfulness, Liturgy, and the Traditions of the Church. You will reverence, and perseverance. readily recognize Sacramental symbols, Bible stories • 5th Birthday before September 1 and the Articles of the Mass. Each week the children are invited into this sacred space to be nurtured in their • Five Full Day Program relationship with God by listening to presentations and • MCES School Uniform required peacefully working with the materials. As Catechists, • Transportation for families in Monroe county our mission is to invite the child to fall in love with God and to enjoy God’s love by knowing Jesus, the Good • High quality curriculum, differentiated for Shepherd. individualized learning Our Mission: Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools is a Christ-centered, Catholic learning community committed to the academic excellence and spiritual development of every student. www.mcesmonroe.com Tom Dusseau Albina Motyka WEEK AT A GLANCE ~ JULY 15 - 21 Pray for: Jeffrey Eagle June Neph MONDAY, JULY 15 Charlotte Grejtak Donna Perez St. Bonaventure, Bishop & Doctor of the Church Loretta Aubry Marion Hass Zayden Perry Mass 8:15 am - church Theresa Balk Kate Herr-Maletich Lynda Ralston James Barron Tricia Hummel Mary Ray Vacation Bible School 9 am - St. Mary PLC

Monica Beeson Michael Jakubowski Baby Parker Reau TUESDAY, JULY 16 Carolyn Bellino Edna Kinsey Clyde D Skinner Our Lady of Mount Carmel Florence Bialy Lois Knegendorf Betty Steffes Vacation Bible School 9 am - St. Mary PLC Lynda Billock Alice LaPrad Wilbur Stotz Sacred Heart Prayer Group 6 pm - church Mary K. Boylan Donna Leask Janelle Thursrud WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 Addie Bressler Baby Luke Lee Donna Torres Vacation Bible School 9 am - St. Mary PLC AJ Bressler Madeline Lemerand Alex Vanisacker Jeremy Bruce Dorothy Louwsma Maria Vitale THURSDAY, JULY 18 Marlene Campbell Stella Mannausa Dorothy St. Camillus de Lellis, Priest Thomas Carpenter Alice Maurer Wannemacher Vacation Bible School 9 am - St. Mary PLC

Lyle Curley Rita McGlathery Bernice Windels FRIDAY, JULY 19 Bill Dempsey Diane Mennell Gordon Yerke Devotions 8 am - church Mass 8:15 am - church SATURDAY, JULY 20 PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY: St. Apollinaris, Bishop & Martyr Major Matthew Aubry Staff Sgt. Angelo Marino Confessions 3:30 pm - church Brett Bennett Staff Sgt. Emily Marino Mass 5 pm - church Tracy (Scobel) Bennett Airman 2 Drew McLaughlin Pvt. Adrien Boudreault Sgt. William McGowan SUNDAY, JULY 21 Major Zachery Briscoe S. Sgt. Jill (Hoffman) Miles 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time CWO3 Ricky Brown Pvt. Sydney Ochs Mass 8:30 am - church Cpt. Kyle Burkardt, DDS Major Tim Payment Mass 10:30 am - church Cpt. Patrick Burkardt, DDS Alan Scobel 1st Sgt. Robert C. Cebina Major Marcus Sitterly Catholic Night at Comerica Park LCPL Chase E. Collingsworth Gregory Smith Come join a relaxing night of faith, fun and Spc. Skylar Cooper M/Sgt. Marian Olmsted Smith fellowship at the ballpark! The Archdiocese SMS. Wayne Fetty Cpt. Brian Strang of is hosting Catholic Night at Pfc. Patrick Fountain Spc. Travis Weber Comerica Park and all are welcome. th Cpl. Luthy Cpt. Brian Worley, USMC On Tuesday, September 10 , the Tigers will take on the Yankees at 6:45 pm and we’d love to see you there. All Sgt. Michael Makela LCPL Justin Zukowski parishes & parishioners in the archdiocese and beyond are invited for a night of fun and fellowship. Each ticket purchased includes a donation to Catholic Next weekend is the THIRD Sunday of the month. Charities of Southeast Michigan and also a limited-edition Please check your schedule. Thank you. Detroit Tigers + Unleash the Gospel hat. Don’t miss this great event, get your tickets today at UTGdet.org/ CatholicNight. Readings for the Week of July 14, 2019 Sunday: Dt 30:10-14/Ps 69:14, 17, 30-31, 33-34, 36, 37 [cf. 33] or LITURGY SCHEDULE JULY 15 - 21 PS 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [9a]/Col 1:15-20/Lk 10:25-37 DAY & TIME INTENTIONS Monday: Ex 1:8-14, 22/Ps 124:1b-3, 4-6, 7-8 [8a]/Mt 10:34--11:1 Tuesday: Ex 2:1-15a/Ps 69:3, 14, 30-31, 33-34 [cf. 33]/Mt 11:20-24 Monday 8:15 am  Thomas Bilan Wednesday: Ex 3:1-6, 9-12/Ps 103:1b-2, 3-4, 6-7 [8a]/Mt 11:25-27  Antonina Perna Thursday: Ex 3:13-20/Ps 105:1 and 5, 8-9, 24-25, 26-27 [8a]/Mt Friday 8:15 am  Angela and John Terrasi 11:28-30  Frank Perna Friday: Ex 11:10--12:14/Ps 116:12-13, 15 and 16bc, 17-18 [13]/Mt Saturday 3:30 pm Confessions 12:1-8 5:00 pm The People of St Michael Saturday: Ex 12:37-42/Ps 136:1 and 23-24, 10-12, 13-15/Mt 12:14- 21 Sunday 8:30 am  John Bressler Next Sunday: Gn 18:1-10a/Ps 15:2-3, 3-4, 5 [1a]/Col 1:24-28/Lk  Fr. Bob DeSloover 10:38-42 10:30 am  Giuseppe & Maddalena Piccione ©Liturgical Publications Inc  John Beavers

CRAFTERS ARE NEEDED for the annual MCES Craft th Show, Saturday, October 19 at our St. Mary Middle 156 families have pledged/paid School Campus. An 8' x 5' space with a table is $35 and a 10' x 10’ $100,875 toward target $72,282! space with two tables is $55. Visit our website mcescraftshow.weebly.com for an Our current 2019 CSA status is

application and more craft show information. All craft items need to be hand-made. No vendors. 140%

Online giving is EASY! Make your CSA pledge now and set up automated payments on behalf of St Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament Michael at sma.aodcsa.org. Praying with the Saints! If you have any questions or need help, please call July 21 | 4:30 - 6 pm DeeDee at the parish office: 734-241-8645.

Looking for a great date night in Detroit? Part of a summer family outing? Or a time to be alone and ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ~ (734) 241-8645 reflect? Let’s get inspired! Jesus Christ, The Eternal High Priest

Blogger and Storyteller Meg-Hunter Kilmer will be at Fr. Philip Ching, Pastor x12 [email protected] the Cathedral to tell stories of our resident saints and Rev. Mr. Tracy Esper, Deacon [email protected] help us understand how to pray with them. All are Susan Lyke, Pastoral Associate x35 [email protected] welcome! Free will offerings cheerfully accepted! Dr. Ray McLellan, Music Director x39 9844 Woodward Avenue; Detroit, MI 48202 Mary Quick, Faith Formation 734-241-6097 Nancy Dietrich, Youth Ministry 734-735-0845

Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools (MCES) Mr. Kyle Kubik, Executive Principal Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time www.mcesmonroe.com ~ 734-241-6335

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