June 27, 2021  13th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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The parish office will be closed  June 29 through July 5th. 

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time  The author of The Cloud of Unknowing prays, “That which I am and the way that I am, with all my gifts of nature and grace, you have given to me, O Lord, and you are all this. I offer it all to you, principally to praise you and to help my fellow Christians and myself.” Knowing that God sustains us in being is the key to faith. All that we need to do is to love God as God is and the rest will begin to fall into place. God made us in His image and desires that we have life. God also desires that we be healed of all of our wounds, especially those caused by sin, and know his loving touch. Being weighed down by negativity, imperfections, the cares of the world, and weakness is not something that God desires.  Faith can profoundly change how we see God, ourselves, and one another. It gives a clearer lens through which to see life and connects us with the powerful virtues of love and hope. Three friends journeying with us through all that we encounter, faith, hope, and love, help us experience God’s embrace and heal us. All we have to do is let God be who God is and not foolishly try to make Him into what we need or want Him to be. Without God we cease to be. It’s that simple. The very blood that flows through my veins and the life that I have come directly from Divine origins. With this knowledge of who God is and who I am, I can open my ears and hear the powerful words Jesus speaks, “Do not be afraid, just have faith.” Trust begins.  When we are struggling, we naturally reach out for God because we know that a divine remedy is the only remedy. But, in doing so we wrestle with letting God take charge. We want something more miraculous and visible than the obvious and have difficulty in finding consolation simply resting in God’s presence. Our naked being, stripped of any pretense or self serving agenda, is being called to rest in and love the uncreated Presence of God. Reach out in love to God. Ask God to heal you from all that separates you from Him. Put aside any ideas of God that create barriers between you and God’s tender and endearing presence. The Cloud of Unknowing leaves us with wisdom, “think of yourself and of him in the same way, that is, with the simple awareness that he is as he is and that you are as you are.” This is a meeting of two friends who desire nothing more than to share life together. ©LPi Page 2 St. Basil Bulletin EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP  RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS Touching the Cloak of Christ  Look to today’s Gospel and you’ll find one of the most arresting images in all of Scripture. Christ in a crowd, everyone clamoring for his attention, pressing against him. Several feet away, is a chronically ill woman, weak and desperate for help. She knows she doesn’t have a chance of getting his attention. She has no connections. She has no strength. All she can do is lift up her hand.   So that’s what she does. She reaches out.  There comes a time, or maybe several times, in each of our lives when we become this woman. We’re tired and we’re sick. Is it with sin? With fear? With anger? It doesn’t matter. Whatever it is, it’s made us weak, and we feel like we’ve run out of options. We’ve looked for help and come up empty. We’ve consulted friends and gotten nowhere. We’re lost in the crowd of life, unable to stick our heads above the pressing throng to wave for help.   And there is Christ, always passing by us. The hem of his cloak is never far from our grasp. We have no hope of a big miracle like the synagogue leader. We don’t even bother asking for that. But that cloak ... we can touch that cloak. That’s something we can do.  Do we do it, though? Do we have the confidence of that sick, beatendown woman who knew so totally that healing was there for the taking? Or do we retreat back into the crowd, stumbling back home with our pain and our sinfulness? Reach out, friends. However, whatever, whenever N reach out. Christ will not fail you.  N Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS  ©LPi

Plastic Grocery Bags Collection WEEKLY SCHEDULE  We are collecting plastic grocery bags (like the ones from Kroger’s, Monday, June 28, 2021 Meijer, etc.). The bags will be used to make mats for the homeless. The 8:00am Reconciliation / C bags can be dropped off in the Gathering Space and placed in a container 8:30am Mass / C labeled “Plastic Bags” located next to the Food Collection boxes. Thank 6:00pm Opus Angelorium / SH  you. If you have any questions you can contact, Pat Laux, (586)7789278.  Tuesday, June 29, 2021 Office Closed 12:00pm Adoration / C St. Basil Is Asking For Your SMILE!  6:20pm Reconciliation / C  6:30pm & Benediction / C Do you have an Amazon account? Well if you do you can make all 7:00pm Mass / C your Amazon purchases through Amazon Smile! Visit  smile.amazon.com, and loginin through there and search for St. Wednesday, June 30, 2021 Office Closed Basil the Great, Eastpointe. There are no additional fees and .5% of 8:00am Reconciliation / C all sales will be donated back to our parish. Be sure to always login 8:30am Mass / C in through smile. Amazon.com for the purchases to count.  Thursday, July 1, 2021 Office Closed  Friday, July 2, 2021 Office Closed 8:00am Reconciliation / C St. Basil Rummage Sale 8:30am Mass / C August 13, 14 and 15th 6:00pm Contemplative Rosary/C  Friday and Saturday 96 and Sunday 9:30 1 Saturday, July 3, 2021  We will begin accepting donations July 19 on Mondays, Wednesdays and 8:00am Reconciliation / C Fridays from 10am until 2pm in the social hall. Please donate working, 8:30am Mass / C clean, usable items which are suitable for a church rummage sale. 9:15am First Saturday Devotions / C  3:00pm Reconciliation / C We will not be accepting any of the following: clothing, encyclopedias, 4:00pm Mass / C textbooks, Readers Digest, computers, televisions and other electronics,  stuffed animals, bowling balls, healthcare items, weapons, engines or Sunday, July 4, 2021 motors. We will be accepting other books. 8:30am Mass / C   10:30am Mass / C  If you have any questions, need items picked up, and/or would like to volunteer, please call Rita at 5867764481. St. Basil Bulletin Page 3

Fr. Eric’s Exposé:  The Essential Role of the Father Part 2

 Here is the remainder of the article “The Essential Role of the Father” written by Fr. Ed Broom, found at The Catholic Gentleman website, which is an excellent source for Catholic men. Also, I found the great image below of a father and husband protecting his family from harm as his wife prays the rosary with the children. Here is the link to the article: https://catholicgentleman.com/2014/02/the essentialroleofthefather/ :  …“Third, the father should love his children and see them as a precious treasure that God has given to him with the primary purpose of bringing these little ones to their ultimate destiny which is heaven. A child is a gift given to father and mother but with the primary purpose of the parents being ladders by which the children can climb to heaven. An authentic father first should provide for the spiritual need of the child. He should teach his child to pray as soon as possible. Little children are like sponges. The nature of a sponge is to absorb; it can absorb dirty water or clean water. Likewise a child can absorb the dirt of the modern world or, through the help of a good father, absorb that which is pure, noble and uplifting. The father should be the teacher to the child especially in prayer. He should be always mindful of the immortal saying of Father Patrick Peyton: “The family that prays together stays together.” With respect to the art of prayer, the father should exercise three different aspects of prayer: 1) He should be a man of prayer and not be afraid to manifest it publicly. There is a saying that praises prayer as such: “The man is greatest when he is found on his knees!” Why? Because he recognizes that true greatness comes from the Father of all good gifts, God Himself. 2) He should pray with the familyNthe blessing of the meal, the family Rosary and the active participation in holy Mass which is of course the greatest of all prayers. 3) Finally, a true father should be like who elevated his arms so that the Jews could win the battle against their enemies. A father should pray frequently and fervently for his family for their protection from all evilsN physical, moral, spiritualNand for his family’s sanctification and salvation. An authentic Christian father should have his eyes fixed on heaven at all times and stay aware of the world and the dangers that menace the flock (his wife and children) entrusted to him. The greatest desire of the father for his family should be the salvation of their immortal souls. Jesus said, “What would it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his soul in the process? What can we offer in exchange for our immortal soul?” Until we have restored the essential role of the father in the family to his proper place the world will suffer intensely. Man who is called to the vocation of marriage assumes an enormously important responsibility. The end of the vocation is holiness of life and the heavenly reward. However, man (the father) must strive daily to cultivate a deeper relationship to God. His wife must be cherished as his greatest gift on earth. Then, as God sends children, they should be treasured as priceless gems. The father must receive them willingly from the hands of the Father, the Creator. They should be formed by the father emotionally, intellectually, morally, but especially spiritually. Indeed the father should do all in his power to instill in them a deeprooted Fear of the Lord, but even more, a tender and loving trust and love for our Heavenly Father.  Let us turn to the best of earthly fathers, the good , and beg for his powerful intercession. St. Joseph, ornament of the domestic life, patron of families, patron of fathers, pray for us!”   In Christ through Mary,  Fr. Eric Fedewa Page 4 St. Basil Bulletin

 Musings From Mary Kay    Dear Ones,    Today’s Gospel (Mark 5:2143) tells of two miracles. On the last night of the assembly, one of these women First, Jesus sets out for the home of Jairus, an official in went to another (who was old enough to be her mother) the synagogue, whose daughter is dying. On the way, and asked to continue the discussion about what had a woman afflicted with hemorrhages comes near Jesus. been lost and what must be gained if the two peoples She touches the hem of his cloak and the flow of blood are ever to live together well. They went out for coffee dried up. Jesus was immediately aware that power had together. We don’t know what was said, we only know gone out from him and turns toward the woman with the that the conversation went on until after midnight. Both words, “Your faith has saved you. Go in peace.” women said that it was a wonderful night and their time  The people from Jairus’ house come to tell him the little together was worth the conference. The young Palestinian woman went silent for a minute and said girl has died. Jesus says to Jairus, “Do not be afraid; just have faith.” When Jesus saw all the people that she was confused. The Israeli woman asked what weeping, he said, “The child is not dead, but asleep.” was wrong. “Oh, nothing is wrong,” the younger The crowd ridiculed him but he said, “Little girl, I say to woman said. “I’m just confused. I don’t know what to do now that my enemy has become my friend.” you, arise!” All were utterly astounded. Jesus  comments exchange fear for faith and suggest that The next day, in the Tel Aviv airport, the Israeli women death is but a temporary and reversible phase. whisked through customs and baggage claim. The  Jesus tells the cured woman to “Go in peace”. Jesus Palestinian women did not. When the Israeli women often tells his disciples, “Peace be with you”. Are you realized that all the Palestinian women had been a peacemaker? Do you bring Peace to those near detained, they turned around, went back and refused to leave the customs hall themselves until the Palestinians you?  were released. I heard a wonderful story about Peacemaking and  This is how we can learn what it means to proceed in would like to share it    (story from Chicken Soup for the Soul: Stories For a Better World) the “ways of Peace”. It means having the courage to My enemy is now my friend. make human connections with those we fear, with It was a hot and honest session in that meeting of those we hate, with those who think differently than we Palestinian and Israeli women in Oslo, Norway. The do. It means refusing to leave the other behind as we Palestinian women said they supported the Israeli’s go. (My mother used to say if more women were right to an independent state; the Israeli women said involved in peace negotiations, there would be less conflicts in this world. I agree.) that they supported the Palestinian right to resources,  political integrity and freedom to live in the land. It was Have a blessed week bringing Peace to your world, a significant political moment. However, what Sister Mary Kay Homan, OP happened after the conference adjourned may, in the end, prove to be even more significant. 

 Faith Formation  Our Faith Formation has concluded for this year.   Home Study:  If you have not completed your home study, please have all lessons completed by the end of June. Thanks.  NEXT YEAR: At this time, we are planning to be fully inperson in the fall. Please note a new time: All grades will meet from 5:30 N 6:45 pm on Tuesdays. More information will be shared as we complete our planning for next year.   MISSED SACRAMENTS We are happy to offer Sacramental Preparation for anyone who has missed a Sacrament: (Baptism, Reconciliation, 1st Communion or Confirmation). We have classes for children, teens, or adults. Please call the Religious Ed. office for information.   Mary Fortunate DRE 586 7725434  [email protected] St. Basil Bulletin Page 5

UNLEASHING THE GOSPEL  AT ST. BASIL THE GREAT

LOVE FIRST, LOVE ALWAYS Excerpt from article written by Patty Breen, publ ished June 4, 2021 The 2021 world we live in today is wrought with neighbors, coworkers or family membersNwe do not love or divisiveness, shaming language and a severe lack of respect find it very difficult to love. You know who I mean. The and kindness. There is a level of tension bubbling in the people who vote differently than you. Those who share very culture we have never seen before. ...For these and other different beliefs or ideas. People who have hurt you or you reasons, there is a greater need now more than ever for us as find it difficult to forgive. The list goes on. Ask Jesus who disciples of Jesus to be driven by the theological virtue of the people in your life are who you find it too difficult to love. Love, a word easily overlooked and forgotten, is the love. Sit with that knowledge in the stillnessNeven if it greatest virtue, according to Saint Paul: “But now faith, hope, makes you very uncomfortable. How is Jesus inviting you to and love remain, these three; but the greatest of these is love them right where they are? Because that is our calling, love.” (1 Cor. 13:13) These are some practices I incorporate to love them right where they are, unlovable traits and all.   in my life as a single woman to help me tangibly live out the THURSDAY: INTENTION PRAYER CALENDAR greatest commandment of Jesus.  While my father was dying, he and my mom began a new MONDAY: USE PEOPLES’ NAMES tradition of picking a different person or situation each day of One of the most striking lessons my dad taught me as a little the month to pray for and offer up his physical suffering. The girl was to thank people in service roles by name. We were president, local , Archbishop Vigneron, those who are in the checkout line at Meijer’s one day and my dad thanked lonely or have no hope, the homeless, my siblings and our the young man who bagged our groceries by his name. As we futures, people battling addictions, you name it. Kevin and walked away, I remember what he said: “Always remember Sheila had it covered until the day my dad died. My parents to thank these people. They often go unnoticed and are not practiced the virtue of love in a hidden way known only to acknowledged. You do not know the difference that could Jesus through the suffering they walked together  make in their day.” To this day, I still thank the people in Make an intention prayer calendar for yourself this month. service roles I encounter: grocery baggers, the teenager Pray for each person or situation every day of the month. working the Arby’s drivethrough, restaurant servers, etc. Consider if there is an additional way you can love this Using a person’s name is a simple way for them to feel seen, person as you pray for them. known and loved.   FRIDAY: CHAPLET OF DIVINE MERCY TUESDAY: A HANDWRITTEN NOTE Someone in my life recently taught me this practice as There is something special and loving about receiving a another to love and pray for people and situations in a hidden handwritten note or card from a friend. One of the ways I way. At the point of the Chaplet when you pray, “Have seek to love people in my life is by sending them a special mercy on us and on the whole world,” you instead offer a card or note for their birthday.  different petition each time. I am all about ways I can pray Look at this current month. Which of your friends, for and love people I may never meet or encounter. It helps coworkers, or family members is having a birthday? Write remind me there is a much bigger world outside my tiny out a note, letter or birthday card. Share what you most love, human realm that needs to experience the grace and admire and respect about this person. Tell them what they compassion of Jesus Christ. We may not be able to tangibly mean to you in your life. Celebrate the gift he or she is in change every situation around the world, but we can always your life  pray. This is one way you and I can do that. Already this  WEDNESDAY: LOVING THE DIFFICULT PEOPLE practice is helping me more thoughtfully pray the Chaplet of It would be all sweet and dandy if we only had to love our Divine Mercy, while reminding me of people and situations neighbors we liked, am I right? However, the radical way of God wants on my radar. Jesus demands that we love our enemiesNthe people, Page 6 St. Basil Bulletin

Come and spend one hour adoring Christ’s Our Offertory Stewardship  Presence in the Holy Eucharist every Tuesday from 12:00pm until 6:30pm. We now have a book for 06/20/2021 Collection  you to sign when spending time with the Lord. It We received in gratitude to God  would be good to have someone in the church at all Total envelopes sent out………………..239 times during Adoration. At the conclusion of Total envelopes received……………..….66 Adoration there is a Rosary, Perpetual Help Amount offered to God in Envelopes$2,258.00 Novena, Benediction then Mass. Amount offered to God in Loose Collection$480.00 On Line Giving$645.00  TOTAL COLLECTION RECEIVED$3,383.00  Weekly budget requirement$4,200.00 Marge Balek Donald Griak Andrew Murray Kathy Black Diane Guappone Harold Muzzi Brennan Family Nancy Guziak Cecilia Plotzke Readings for the Week of June 27, 2021 Joan Bryant Mary Hamann Patricia Sills  Judith Catoni Michelle Hughes Lori Singel Sunday: Wis 1:1315; 2:2324/Ps 30:2, 4, 56, 11, Jeanne Chrisman Anna Kelly Taglione Family   12, 13 [2a]/2 Cor 8:7, 9, 1315 Luke Joseph John Klucznik Thom Family   Mk 5:2143 or 5:2124, 35b43  Convery Koval Family Phyllis Thomas Monday: Gn 18:1633/Ps 103:1b2, 34, 89,  Teresa D’Ippoliti Pat Laux Vince Vespa   1011 [8a]/Mt 8:1822 Margaret Donahue Legato Family June Watts Tuesday: Vigil: Acts 3:110/Ps 19:23, 45 [5] Sandra Elfakir McLarnon Family Jayde Wisneski   Gal 1:1120/Jn 21:1519 Anna Gottler Moussalli Family Marian Zabinski  Day: Acts 12:111/Ps 34:23, 45, 67, 89 [5]   2 Tm 4:68, 1718/Mt 16:1319 Wednesday: Gn 21:5, 820a/Ps 34:78, 1011,  St. Basil the Great is here to help you encounter   1213 [7a]/Mt 8:2834 Christ. We want you to experience His presence in Thursday: Gn 22:1b19/Ps 115:12, 34, 56, 89 [9]   Mt 9:18 your life. Our prayer and intercessory team is always Friday: Gn 23:14, 19; 24:18, 6267/Ps 106:1b2, interceding for our parish family. If you have any   34a, 4b5 [1b]/Mt 9:913 special intentions that you would like them to pray Saturday: Eph 2:1922/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15] for, please fill out the following and drop it in the   Jn 20:2429 mail, at the parish office, or drop it in the offertory Next Sunday: Ez 2:25/Ps 123:12, 2, 34 [2cd] collection on Sunday.   2 Cor 12:710/Mk 6:16a  Dear Prayer Team, I am so thankful that you are interceding for our parish family. I would like you to add my special intention(s) of                      to your prayers. I entrust my intention to the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. May God Bless you! Peaceful Prayer Vigils for Life  Where: Eastland Women’s Clinic  Sat., July 3 Lector 15921 E. Eight Mile in Eastpointe 4:00pm Dennis Kulaszewski Date: Saturdays July 10th, 17th and 24th Time: 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Sun., July 4  July 31st Vigil starts with Mass at 8:00 am at St. Basil  8:30am John Moses with procession following from St. Veronica. Fr. Eric will lead us in the Rosary.   10:30am Frank Sosnowski (Please park on the side street.) St. Basil Bulletin Page 7 Parish Organizations    LADIES GUILD Dorothy Singel(586) 7784106   PINOCHLECLUB Mon., June 28 St.  Betty Rondy(586) 3373288 8:30am † Emily Hakim, req. by the Krolczyk Family Karen Robert(586) 7476812  Special blessings for Ann Novak & baby, req. by the Novak Family   SAN GROUP  Billie Go Belen(313) 6903009  Tues., June 29 St. Peter and St. Paul  7:00pm † William Graham, req. by Family SENIOR CLUB Mary Accardo(586) 7762471 Special blessings for Sarah Novak & baby, req. by the Novak Family     ST. VINCENT de PAUL(586) 7775610 ext 104  Wed., June 30 Weekday  8:30am † Rose & Vincenzo Scalici, req. by Maria Rizzo USHERS CLUB Ed Lempke(586) 7716893  † Joseph Novak, Jr., req. by the Novak Family       Commission Chairpersons Fri., July 2  Weekday  8:30am † Stanley & Casimira Beyma, req. by Sandi Lanier PARISH OUTREACH Mrs. Ed Lempke(586) 7716893  † Nancy Ford, req. by Sandi Lanier   FINANCE Sat., July 3  St. Thomas, Apostle  8:30am The Parish Family of St. Basil the Great   EVANGELISM 4:00pm † Virginia Oloff, req. by Jigna Trapithia Judy Williford(586) 2226872    Parish Council Sun., July 4  14th Sunday in Ordinary Time CHAIRPERSON 8:30am † Mark Kalandek, req. by Family Marianne Schmitz(586) 7795571 Blessings for Family & Friends, req. by the Zaglaniczny Family   VICE CHAIRPERSON 10:30am † Esther & Ted Duda, req. by Tim Mikolajczyk   † Maryellen Graham, req. by Family RECORDING SECRETARY Eileen McDonald(586) 2463747   PARISH COUNCIL MEMBERS: Thank you for joining our parish family today to pray and Dennis Kulaszewski(586) 7738237 share in the Eucharist. 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