February 9, 2020 www.saintliz.org 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“COME AND SEE” Our parish family extends a warm welcome to all who join us for worship. If you are new to the area or coming home, we invite you to register (in the office or online at www.saintliz.org) and make St. Elizabeth Ann Seton your parish. All inquirers may contact the Parish Office at (248) 879-1310 to set up an appointment to meet with Father Norm Nawrocki.
"Let us make our parishes places where everyone who attends Mass can also make Love friends, find mentors, and feel known, loved and supported." –Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron, Unleash the Gospel
Winter Weather Policy: If the Troy School District is closed due to weather conditions (i.e., snow and/or ice), ALL activities at the Parish are cancelled also (i.e., Daily Mass, Christian Meditation, Bible Study, Religious Education, Commission Meetings, etc.). Page 2 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - saintliz.org
WEEKLY CALENDAR Readings Calendar Events (©Liturgical Publications Inc.) th 5 Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Marriage Day; Blood Pressure Is 58:7-10 Checks after Mass Ps 112:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [4a] 9:00 am Mass 1 Cor 2:1-5 Sunday 10:00 am Baptism Class Mt 5:13-16 February 9th 11:00 am Mass 12:15 pm Confirmation Session with Sponsor 6:00 pm Teen L.I.G.H.T. Youth Group
St. Scholastica, Virgin 1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13 10:30 am Tai Chi Ps 132:6-7, 8-10 [8a] Monday 5:15 pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament & Rosary Mk 6:53-56 February 10th 6:00 pm Mass 7:00 pm Christian Service Commission Meeting Our Lady of Lourdes 1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30 8:00 am Rosary Ps 84:3, 4, 5 and 10, 11 [2] Tuesday 8:30 am Mass Mk 7:1-13 February 11th 5:30 pm Christian Meditation 6:30 pm R.C.I.A. 7:00 pm Bible Study 8:00 am Rosary 1 Kgs 10:1-10 Wednesday 8:30 am Mass Ps 37:5-6, 30-31, 39-40 [30a] February 12th 5:00 pm & 6:30 pm Religious Education Classes Mk 7:14-23 6:30 pm Rosary for Peace 8:00 am Rosary 1 Kgs 11:4-13 Thursday 8:30 am Mass Ps 106:3-4, 35-36, 37 February 13th 7:00 pm Choir and 40 [4a] Mk 7:24-30 Sts. Cyril, Monk, and Methodius, Bishop; Valentine’s Day 1 Kgs 11:29-32; 12:19 Friday 6:00 pm Dinner & Comedy Show with Shawn Reynolds Ps 81:10-11ab, 12-13, 14-15 February 14th [11a and 9a] Mk 7:31-37 On the Rise Bakery Sale after Mass 1 Kgs 12:26-32; 13:33-34 Saturday 10:00 am Widow / Widower Group Meeting (Talk on Nutrition) Ps 106:6-7ab, 19-20, February 15th 4:15 pm Reconciliation 21-22 [4a] 5:00 pm Mass Mk 8:1-10 th 6 Sunday in Ordinary Time; On the Rise Bakery Sale after all Sir 15:15-20 Masses Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 17-18, Next Sunday 9:00 am Mass 33-34 [1b] February 16th 10:00 am SVdP Meeting 1 Cor 2:6-10 11:00 am Mass Mt 5:17-37 or 5:20-22a, 12:15 pm R.C.I.A. 27-28, 33-34a, 37
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5TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Words from GOSPEL MEDITATION
What does it mean to be salt and light? If we listen carefully to Jesus’ words, we gain some direction. To be salt means to bring taste, zest, and joy to life. We are asked to liven things up a bit by allowing the joy of our faith to spill over into the lives of others. Only a sincere and deep relationship with God can freshen up humanity and set it on proper course. To be light means that our faith must translate into action so that we can be Christ for others and extend the same arm of mercy and compassion that Christ did. Our acts of piety, then, cannot be directed solely at ourselves. Prayer is never about Father Norm self-benefit but must always be directed toward union with God, deepening our relationships with one another and learning how to be effective stewards of the beautiful universe God has entrusted to our care.
The Master gives us wise direction in terms of how we can best become the salt and light he desires. Listen carefully to the Beatitudes. Think about the oppression and alienation that exists in our world, the violence and prejudice, the anger and the hatred, the fear and the shame. All of these things require action. The poor need food, housing, and clothes. Hatred must be replaced by love. Retaliation and violence by forgiveness. Our thoughts and speech can become more like Christ. We can change and continue to change. Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman said, “To live is to change and to be perfect is to have changed often.”
But it doesn’t end with just offering the bandages needed to heal wounds. It must go deeper. We must ask ourselves what has happened that we have found ourselves in this place with these wounds and divisions. What are their causes? Together we must address these systemic problems, politically and spiritually, and face the truth. Only then will we truly be salt and light. But then again, we may not like what the light shows us.
ASH WEDNESDAY
February 26
Masses -- 7:00 am and 7:00 pm Imposition of Ashes – 12:00 Noon
WORSHIP INFORMATION
Since we are now heavily into flu and cold season, we will not be distributing the Precious Blood at Mass nor will we be shaking hands at the Sign of Peace.
We will resume both of these when we feel that it is safe to do so. Page 4 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - saintliz.org PARISH FAITH FORMATION CALENDAR DATES QUESTION OF THE February 9 WEEK FOR YOUTH Confirmation Session with Sponsors 12:15 pm - 2:00 pm Jesus says that if people February 12 Elementary Religious Education see the good things that 5:00 pm - 6:15 pm OR 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm we do they will give praise February 19 to God. No Religious Education—Midwinter Break Catechist Retreat Why do you think Jesus 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm wanted God to be praised February 24 rather than his disciples? Merlot with the Messiah As we celebrate World Marriage Day, FIFTH SUNDAY here is a great online resource specifically IN ORDINARY TIME geared towards enhancing your marriage and refocusing your journey towards what the Sacrament of Marriage actually looks like. is FAMILY CONVERSATION STARTERS: Foryourmarriage.org In today’s Gospel, Jesus talks an online resource focused on marriage, parenting and about salt that is useful and useless. family issues, dating and engaged issues, as well as Salt is being compared to discipleship. When is specific Catholic information related to this Sacrament. a disciple of Jesus useful and when is a disciple Through blogs, videos, and articles this initiative of the of Jesus not useful? United States Conference of Catholic Bishops works What are some ways God wants you to shine towards supplying us with information pertaining directly before others? towards Catholic Families. Marriage is a vocation to holiness. From their first days as husband and wife FAMILY FUN: In today’s Gospel, Jesus reminds us to be a light through their golden years, married couples have the to the world, and candles remind us of the light awesome task of witnessing to God’s faithful love to each of Jesus. Today you can gather your family and other, their children, and society. No couple does this make candles. Purchase a DIY candle making perfectly, and everyone needs help when love feels kit from a local craft store or find instructions on strained and the going gets tough. All marriages can grow the Internet. Something about the coziness of in knowledge, faith, joy, and love. Whether you are just candlelight works wonders for conversations. starting out in marriage or have fifty years under your Light your candles with dinner or after dinner as belt, the advice, real life stories, and Church teaching here you talk and clean up. can help strengthen and bless your marriage.
CALENDAR DATES SEAS TEEN L.I.G.H.T. (LIVING IN GOD’S HOPE AND TRUTH) February 9 Gathered Youth Night YOUTH MINISTRY INFORMATION The Gospels and the Evangelists 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm February 23 Gathered Youth Night February 9th we will take a look at the four Gospels and their Stations of the Cross Preparation writers, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Who were they, to whom 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm were they each writing to, and how did they know Christ? March 8 February 23rd we will begin our work on the Living Stations of Gathered Youth Night the Cross prayer we will be leading on Friday, March 27th. Parish Lenten Retreat with Sarah Kaczmarek March 8th is our Parish Lenten Retreat from 7:00 - 8:30 pm. 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm The teens will gather at 6:00 pm for a quick dinner and get in some March 15 Gathered Youth Night time with Sarah before she begins the Retreat at 7:00 pm. Stations of the Cross Preparation March 15 and March 22 we will continue to prepare and 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm practice for the Living Stations of the Cross on Friday, March 27th. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - saintliz.org Page 5 OUR PARISH & CATHOLIC LIFE SUNDAY OF THE WORD OF GOD
We’ll conclude our look at how the Church uses the Scriptures at Mass.
The Responsorial Psalm: The psalm is meant to be our response to the Word proclaimed. The Psalms are the prayer book of the Bible containing God’s words that we can make our own in every human circumstance: in joy, sorrow, love, grief, comfort, pain, security, or rest. When we pray the psalms we pray the same words Jesus used to pray to the Father. We praise God in the psalms and hear Jesus’ voice echo in ours and ours in his (St. Augustine).
The Second Reading: As the First Readings and Gospels show us some aspect of Jesus revealed, the letters of the New Testament show us different aspects of how Jesus works in the Church. The life of the Church in New Testament times was far from simple; Paul, Peter, James, John, and many others had their work cut out for them! We read in Paul’s letters of the many different matters of faith (like the mystery of the crucifixion in today’s reading from 1 Corinthians 2) the early Church was trying to comprehend under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Hearing the letters should increase faith, hope, and love, and the fruits of the Spirit, in our Church today.
This is the Church’s plan for reading the Scriptures every Sunday. You’ll hear a good amount of the Bible at Mass, but not all of it. It is up to every Catholic, every family and parish, to continually set aside time to hear and read the Scriptures, but most importantly to pray with them. God is speaking to you. His voice is not so unrecognizable, nor his message so far off. “For this command which I am giving you today is not too wondrous or remote for you… No, it is something very near to you, in your mouth and in your heart, to do it” (Deuteronomy 30:11, 14). Written by Reverend Brian Meldrum, Archdiocese of Detroit: Unleash the Gospel
VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER AND COMEDY SHOW
Join us February 14th for a delicious dinner, catered by Picano’s, here at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. The evening begins at 6:00 pm with dinner and dessert followed by a wonderfully funny performance by Shawn Reynolds. The cost of the evening is $30.00 per person. You may purchase your tickets online at saintliz.org or in the Parish Office. The deadline to purchase tickets is Monday, February 10.
RIGHT TO LIFE - LIFESPAN’S 31ST WIDOW-WIDOWER MEETING ANNUAL BABY SHOWER February 15, 2020 10:00 am in the Social Hall (HOSTED BY ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON SENIORS)
Attention: All parishioners, For the third year in a row, our seniors here at St. especially “Seniors” are invited to this meeting. Elizabeth Ann Seton will be hosting a “Drop-Off” Baby shower. We are hosting a speaker, Colleen Konwinski, on This year’s shower will take place on Saturday & th th Nutrition at our meeting this month. She will be Sunday, March 7 and 8 in the Social Hall. giving us the low down on what our bodies need to Tables will be decorated as if they were actually keep us in good shape. We also expect she will be having a baby shower and the playpen will be able to give us food prep tips as well as shopping available for our parishioners to “drop-off” their tips. We are very excited to have her expertise donations. available to us. Please do join us with your questions. Come and See! Page 6 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - saintliz.org OUR PARISH ON THE RISE BAKERY THANK YOU
On The Rise Bakery is The family of Tony Hirsch wishes to a program of the express our great appreciation for the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. community of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish for This is where Fr. Solanus their support and beautiful funeral Mass and church Casey lived out his ministry in Detroit. Their bakers luncheon during this time of sadness. have recently been released from prison or have Chris Hirsch completed a substance abuse treatment program. They truly want to change their lives. The weekend they visit us, we will have among us the gentlemen ST. VINCENT de PAUL FURNITURE DRIVE from R.O.P.E. This is the outreach program the Capuchins began over 10 years ago. It involves This past fall and winter, SEAS giving men who had a prison or substance abuse SVdP has again been working with history to be employed for a year in order many of our SOS guests, helping to establish work history while they are beginning them to transition out of their lives over again. homelessness by providing security It is a great honor and a tasty treat to sample their deposits, rent and many, many work and to help them. They are asking for our furniture bank referrals. We work closely with the parish to purchase the products they have made. Furniture Bank of Southeastern Michigan in Pontiac. They do great work. We hope that everyone will For a small fee they are able to provide a home full come after the weekend Masses to meet, greet, of furniture for our neighbors in need. We wanted to and hopefully make a purchase. help them help us, so we are collaborating and With each purchase of their baked goods, you holding a furniture drive the weekend of February 22 are helping make possible the provision of and February 23, 2020. supportive housing, training, counseling services, The Furniture Bank is looking for clean, lightly educational opportunities, and self help programs. used furniture—beds, dressers, nightstands, kitchen On The Rise Bakery is a program where each man tables and chairs, sofas, end tables and chairs. They is responsible to reach back and support the newest are also happy to accept donations of bed linens. member. The social entrepreneurship would not If you have an item or two, you can bring it to the have been possible without the tremendous support social hall the weekend of the drive. If you have of so many churches and individuals in the metro several items, SVdP and Furniture Bank can Detroit area. schedule a pickup at your home. Normally, the This is truly a story of what can happen when furniture bank charges $30 per pickup—which a community dreams of the impossible and covers their costs – but they are waiving that fee for believes in it. Miracles still happen! this drive. Linens may be dropped off in the Social Please support the On The Rise Bakery, on Hall between February 10 and February 23. February 15 and 16, by purchasing baked goods There will be members of SVdP available in the that will be in our Social Hall. social hall the weekends of February 8/9, as well as February 15/16, to answer questions and arrange pickup appointments. Appointments will be for AARP FREE February 19 through February /22. There will also TAX PREP be some SVdP members available the weekend of the drive to help people move their donations to the For anyone in the NE Oakland County area, social hall. Please help us help our neighbors in Neighborhood House is hosting AARP Free Tax need. Prep every Monday until April 15th. Call 248-651-5836 to make an appointment. Spaces are filling up quickly. Neighborhood House, 1720 S. Livernois Road · Rochester Hills MI 48307, Phone: 248.651.5836, Fax: 248.651.5310, Email: [email protected] St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - saintliz.org Page 7 OUR PARISH & CATHOLIC LIFE A GENTLE REMINDER CATHOLIC COMMUNITY RESPONSE TEAM Our St. Vincent de Paul Food Depot in IN NEED OF OUR HELP Madison Heights truly appreciates all of our parishioners who donate food for their Catholic Community Response distribution to those in need in the area. Team is in dire need of family-size However, please remember to only place non- toiletries at this time every year. They have asked expired food into our bin. Also, we ask that you the parishioners of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton if we please refrain from donating partially used food, could help them with this endeavor. opened food or perishable food. We would like to collect the following toiletries If you are considering donating any of the above to assist them: items, please think again and simply dispose of them at home. Thank you for your continued support and " Toilet Paper " Hand Cream donation to this very needed ministry. " Toothpaste " Tooth Brushes " " ABIGAYLE Soap Deodorant " Shampoo " Razors MINISTRIES—2020 " Shaving Cream The following list is the most current needs for the There is a box on the back table in the Social Hall new moms and babies at Abigayle Ministries. Please where you may place your donations. Thank you. know that they are so very thankful for all that St. Elizabeth Ann Seton has donated to them. " Large Manila Envelopes – (9 x 12) 150 ct. " Garbage Bags (13 gallon drawstring type) " Scotch Tape Dispenser Refills " Swiffer Wet Jet Pads " Swiffer Wet Jet Solution " 3M Velcro and Hooks " Scentiva Clorox Spray " Dryer Sheets " AA Batteries " Tide Pods " Pine Sol " Paper Plates " Napkins " Toilet Paper
COFFEE & DONUTS February 9th 9:00 Wydevan 11:00 Andrus February 16th 9:00 Misuraca 11:00 Rizza Coordinators: Jeanne Richart (9:00) and Linda Gifford (11:00) Volunteers are assigned for a specific weekend, and Jeanne will give reminders beforehand. Please send an e-mail for any other questions to [email protected] NOTE: Young children may not be in the kitchen due to the danger of Hot Coffee and equipment. If the child is old enough to be an altar server (Grade 4) then they may be allowed to help in the kitchen. Page 8 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - saintliz.org
THE SCHEDULE IS ONLINE! Please see the “Service” section on www.saintliz.org to see the latest weekly schedule. LITURGICAL MINISTERS’ SCHEDULE February 15/16 -- 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time Ministry 5:00 PM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM Sacristan Edwina Abbate Barb Kubasinski Wendy Scyphers Commentator Linda Busk Ginny Czerwinski Jim Moseley Lector 1 Denise Stout Ed Wenzel Barb Chambers Lector 2 Louise Jasinski Anita Wenzel Mike Alaimo Altar Server 1 Leah Rovner Kyle Allen Brian Delaney Altar Server 2 Noah Kronk-Koehler Gavin Allen William Delaney EMHC - B1 Linda Koehler Larry Berch Dan Saunders EMHC - B2 Nina Hurst Babu Ittoop Barb Tripp EMHC - B3 Jean Plante Stefanie Deller Zenaida Fernandez PT Edwina Abbate Judy Berch Wendy Scyphers EMHC - C2 Laura Sienkiewicz Bob Lount Terri Konwinski EMHC - C3 Doreen Valente Bill Pfannes Bill Beluzo EMHC - C4 Michael Kesteloot Cindy Schoenherr Moramay Amador EMHC - C5 Michelle Kesteloot Dom Iannuzzi Natalia Amador MOW Team 2 Team 4 Team 6 Note: the liturgical color for the Mass will be designated by the date color (green)
PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING IN OUR ARMED SERVICES: Lieutenant Anna Hanson Major Jeffry Schuele United States Navy United States Marine Corps Lance Corporal Evan Paul Holland LCpl. Justin Schade United States Marine Corps. United States Marine Corps Sgt. Robert McGlynn Lt. Col. Peter Stambersky 82nd Airborne Division United States Army Colonel John M. Barnett United States Marine Corps LCpl Matthew Falardeau United States Marine Corps Call or e-mail us with your loved one’s name, rank, and William Garbe, Senior Chief Petty Officer branch of the service. You can call the office at (248) 879-1310 United States Navy or e-mail to [email protected]. Erin Freedom Hawtin, Spec. United States Army Sgt. Edward Alsip United States Marine Corps Cpl. Sarah Alsip United States Marine Corps Sgt. David Miller, Jr. United States Army St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - saintliz.org Page 9
PRAYER LIST MASS INTENTIONS Loretta Bergeron Monday, February 10, 2020 Margaret Chalifoux 6:00 p.m. Debra Christian Giuseppi, Maria, and Michele Cianfarani Liz Coon (Req. by the Family) Jerry Curcio Aleyamma Thomas (Req. by Cindy Xavier) Lucille Duda Kevin Eschcanadum Tuesday, February 11, 2020 Maria Fakhouri 8:30 a.m. Joseph Farrug Special Intentions for Vocations in the Church David Felicelli Betty Fisher Wednesday, February 12, 2020 Claudia Ghiaciuc 8:30 a.m. Eiko Gifford Tony Hirsch (Req. by the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish) Peggy Gray Carol Hartlerode Thursday, February 13, 2020 Nancy Hobson 8:30 a.m. Special Intention for the Youth Clarence Hoppe Warner Iseppi of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Mary Ellen Jozwiak Thomas Jozwiak Friday, February 14, 2020 No Mass Connor Kamego
Jim Keough Saturday, February 15, 2020 Shirley Kesteloot 5:00 p.m. Jody Koehler Larry Raffler (Req. by his Wife) Patricia Kramer Ann Watson (Req. by Joe & Betty Rizzo) John Kviring Kathy Kviring Sunday, February 16, 2020 Barb Mareski 9:00 a.m. Joanne McPhail Thomas Rupkus (Req. by the Rupkus Family) Tillie Porolniczak David Schuele (Req. by the Family) Danny Richart Jim Riddle 11:00 a.m. Providence Riddle Cyril Kruger (Req. by Dolores Barry) Elizabeth Ronan Ronald Ruckdeschel Ed Sadler HEARING ASSISTANCE FOR MASS Marge Saferian
Jerry Smith Marco Soave Mary Stenback
Frank Taube Jeannine Taylor Mark Todd Jerry Wojas
Kathy Wojas WiFi: Password: St. Elizabeth Sound 1234567890 Reminder: Please use earbuds, headphones, or Bluetooth when accessing and using the hearing assistance. Page 10 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - saintliz.org St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church Mission Statement In the spirit of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, we are a welcoming Catholic community, helping each other connect faith with everyday life through our worship, education and service.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church 280 East Square Lake Road Troy, MI 48085 Office: (248) 879-1310 Fax: (248) 879-2886 Religious Education Office: (248) 879-1314 Web Site: www.saintliz.org Mass Schedule: Saturday: 5:00 p.m.
Pastor Sunday: 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. Deacon Fr. Norman D. Nawrocki Deacon Gregory Formanczyk [email protected] [email protected] PICTURE TO BE COMING Picture Coming Soon
Director of R. E. Worship Coordinator Parish Secretary Music Director Christian Service Terri Konwinski Ruth Hoppe Lynn Kramer Tim Palmer Coordinator
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Karen Webb [email protected] Parish Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Saturday 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Business Manager R.E. Secretary Deb Peltier Weddings: Please make arrangements at least 6 months in advance. Edwina Abbate [email protected] Contact the Parish Office for more information. [email protected]
Baptisms: Call the Parish Office to register for class. (It is advisable to schedule and take the class before the baby is born.)
Confessions Available: Saturdays from 4:15-4:45 p.m. and by appointment
Deadline for Bulletin Articles: Friday 4:00 p.m. (1 week prior) E-mail to appropriate staff member. Official Greeter Webmaster / Bulletin Deadline for Pulpit Announcements: Tuesday 4:00 p.m. (1 week prior Augie Darlene Conroy to the event—10 days) E-mail to: [email protected] [email protected]
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