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St Thomas US Virgin Islands
You are invited to a celebraon honoring Sr. Margaret I am asking for your charity and generosity for a friend Van Velzen for 50+ years of service to St. Hugo of the of mine and of the parish.
Bishop Herbert Bevard, the Hills School and the Parish community.
Bishop of St. Thomas preached a mission here about
three years ago. As you can imagine, the island was one Please join us on Sunday, October 1st, for the 12:00 of the places devastated by Hurricane Irma.
noon Mass and recepon immediately following in the Parish Hall.
Full message and details on page 3

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We have received noce from the Bloomfield Hills Public Help us update our College Prayer List (page 10). If you Works Department that from Monday, September 25 have a student aending a new college or have through Wednesday, September 27, Opdyke Road will graduated, please email bulle[email protected] and help have intermient lane closures due to road work.
We
us keep the list current, thank you! have been told that work will begin Monday morning.
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PARISH OFFICE 248R644R5460 FAX 248R644R1758

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Pastor Rev. Msgr. Anthony M. Tocco

Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance by Associate Pastor Rev. Timothy Wezner

contacng Pay Sinta at the parish office:
Pastoral Associate & RCIA Sr. Barbara Rund, OP

248R644R5460
ext. 2212 or pa[email protected].
Senior Associate Pastor Rev. Joseph Szewczyk
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Senior Priest Rev. George Hazler, I.V.Dei

Arrangements must be made by contacng Stephanie Spinale Senior Priest Rev. Joe Grimaldi

at the parish office: 248R644R5460 ext. 2202 or Weekend Associate Rev. Mark Wendling, SOLT

[email protected]. Bapsm preparaon

Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Michael T. Smith

takes place once a month, usually on the first Wednesday at
Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Oscar Brown
7:00 PM. Celebraon of Bapsms take place on the second Business Manager TBD

and fourth Sundays at 1:30 PM.
Parish Accountant Ms. Carol Pates
HOLY EUCHARIST FOR THE SICK OR HOMEBOUND
Accounts Receivable Coordinator Ms. Cathy Seifert

Contact the parish office at 248R644R5460. Fr. Joseph

Music Director Mr. John Siard

visits sick parishioners in the hospital, nursing home or Associate Organist Mr. Mitchell Garcia

private home.
Carillonneur Mr. David Enos
HOLY HOUR (EXPOSITION OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST)
Maintenance Team Leader Mr. Tom Crane

Monthly: Adoraon is held on the first Tuesday of the month
Marriage Prep. Coordinator Mrs. Pay Sinta
beginning a er the 8:30 am mass and will connue unl a er
Parish Administrave Assistant Ms. Ruth Whitesell
the Holy Hour at 7:30 in the Chapel.
Infant Bapsm Coordinator Ms. Stephanie Spinale

Daily Exposion of the Holy Eucharist: A er 6:10 AM Mass Weekend Administrave Assistant Mr. Mason Brown

unl 7:00 AM MondayRFriday (Chapel).
Youth Minister Ms. Chelsea Wilde
ROSARY
Bullen Coordinator Mr. Bryan Clifford

MondayRSaturday immediately following the 8:30 AM Mass.




PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 248R642R6062
REGISTRATION
Parish Catechecal Leader Mrs. Barbara BacciRYugovich

All new parishioners are encouraged to register in the parish Rel. Educaon Administrave Assistant Mrs. Angela Venos

office. Address changes, moves or deleons may be reported
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in person, by phone, by fax or by eRmail.
SCHOOL 248 642 6131
Principal Mr. Joe Vincler
FORMED: CATHOLIC VIDEOS ON DEMAND
Assistant Principal Mrs. Nicole Regenk

www.FORMED.org Password: WH3XEC
Office Manager Mrs. Kelly Ryan


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It is important to help young people be familiar with Jesus and the Sacred Scriptures, especially using the method of Leco divina. In our noisy world, we are to provide the youth with opportunies to appreciate silence and contemplaon, to reflect on experience and to listen to the inner heart.

Complete text of the of the October 2018 Synod of Bishops Preparatory Document: “Young People, the Faith, and Vocaonal Discernment.”
hp://www.vacan.va/roman_curia/synod/ photo credit: Catholic Church (England and Wales)  R  documents/rc_synod_doc_20170113_documento by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP preparatorioRxv_en.html.


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Next Week: Preparatory Document, Chapter 5, for young people (ages 16 29 years old).

Quesons 1. Walking with Young People:
In caring for young people, we must walk with them.
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places of daily life, stops without being hurried and, by The people of this diocese are very poor and obviously looking at our brothers with mercy, leads them to have no home owner’s insurance.
Bishop Bevard called encounter God the Father” (Preparatory Document, me in desperaon telling me there is devastaon p27). To walk with the youth involves “going out,
seeing and calling” (Preparatory Document, p28). We everywhere. I would really like to help these vicms of
“go out” to young people with an openness recognizing Hurricane Irma so I am giving you a challenge. I am they make significant contribuons to the Church. We personally going to send $1000.
If any of you want to “see” opportunies to be, to listen and to aend to match my gi (or give more), Dr. Bob Facca and I will young people. We recognize Jesus is “calling” the prepare a dinner at the rectory as a way of thanking youth by hearing Jesus’ words in a new way by “asking you.
However, I know that many of you cannot match quesons which have no readyRmade that amount.
Any amount you can offer from $10 on up
answers” (Preparatory Document, p29). will be greatly appreciated.
If you are able to contribute
to the St. Thomas Relief, you will be helping the poorest 2. Agents:
Young people are essenal to the Church and world. of the poor. If you choose to help, please make your Each Chrisan is responsible in educang and involving check out to St. Hugo, and write ‘St. Thomas Relief’ on the youth in the Church, especially parents, clergy, the memo line. If you offer cash, you may put the money Catholic teachers and others “bear witness to the in a plain envelope and write on the front your name human and Chrisan vocaon which is accepted and and ‘St. Thomas Relief’.
We will be offering a second lived with faithfulness and dedicaon, arousing in those collecon this Sunday, September 24th for this fund. who see them a desire to do likewise” (Preparatory Bishop Bevard and I will be most grateful for anything
Document, p31). you are able to offer.



3. Places:


 Pope Francis reminds adult pastoral workers who Cheers in the Lord,    

minister to young people are “to adopt a suitable Fr. Tony operang style of “going out,” “seeing” and “calling” (Preparatory Document, p33). The threeRfold operang style is to be found at World Youth Day, parishes, universies and Catholic school, in social acvies, volunteer work, centers of spirituality, seminaries, houses of formaon and the digital world.


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Rosary following daily 8:30 AM Mass
Monday, September 25
6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel
10:00 AM Christian Meditation (Hall B)
7:00 PM Bell Choir Rehearsal
7:00 PM Perpetual Help Devotions (Chapel)
7:00 PM Charismatic Prayer Group (School Library)

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September 2017
6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel
Mr. Wamidh Zora and Dr. Bann Zora and family 10:30 AM Prayer and Life Workshop (Hall A)
Ms. Tanya Cannon and Family 3:00 PM Adult Faith Formation Committee Meeting
Ms. Angela Horn and Family 7:00 PM Stewardship Commission Meeting
Mr. Garre Bockart
Emanuele and Lisa Palma & Family Wednesday, September 27
Ms. Elizabeth Stuart 6:10 AM MassT Chapel
Mr. Tim and Dr. Kerry Lee & Family 8:30 AM All School Mass R Church
9:15 AM Sunday Readings #2 (Hall B)
7:00 PM T Bible Study: Daring to Walk the Walk
7:00 PM Evangelization Committee Meeting

Thursday, September 28
6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel
9:30 AM Bible Study: Psalms

 7:00 PM Liturgical Choir/Schola Rehearsals Alissa Anne Berriman and John Henry Senne
 Kirsten Elizabeth Kezlarian and David Michael Trebnik
 Friday, September 29 Natalie Rose VanDenBranden and Robert Michael Gaddis T
 6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass Chapel Chrisne Marie Fons and Trevor Joseph Andrews
Michelle Marie Krupka and Pietro Vincent Giovenco, Jr. Saturday, September 30
Katelyn Marie Wynns and Peter James Newell, Jr. 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel
5:00 PM Mass T Church

Sunday, October 1
7:00 AM Mass T Chapel
8:00 & 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 5:00 PM Masses TChurch
1:00 PM Sr. Margaret Van Velzen’s Rerement Party

10:00 AM RCIA
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10:00 AM Catechesis of the Good Shepherd 1:00 PM Mass in the Chapel 
6:00 PM Youth Ministry Fr. Joseph Szewczyk

Library Open Following 8 AM, 10 AM & 12 Noon Masses The sacrament of anoinng is the proper sacrament for those Chrisans, whose health is seriously impaired by sickness or old age.

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Finance Council
become Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist.
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Callie Schmidt [email protected] Tuesday, October 10 , 2017
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God Bless you! Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017
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Stewardship Commission
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Solem Evening Prayer for All Souls Day
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Liturgical Choir
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A er 8 AM, 10 AM & 12 Noon Masses
Sunday, December 17 at 3:00 PM (Main Church)
Christmas Lessons and Carols
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Liturgical Choir, Brass and Timpani

Sunday, February 18, 2018 at 7:00 PM (Stone Chapel)
Lenten Evening Prayer and Organ Recital

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by The Most Reverend Allen H. Vigneron  Hi, My name is Chelsea Wilde and I'm so happy to be the Prayer and intercession are indispensable components new full me youth minister at St. Hugo! I grew up just of the new evangelizaon, since God the Holy Spirit is down the street, but, have lived all over the country the principal agent for unleashing the Gospel … The during the last 14 years. I moved back to Michigan this main reason Synod 16 was itself an experience of a past year from Portland, Oregon where I spent the last 7 fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit was that it was preceded by a whole year of fervent prayer.
years as a youth minister in two wonderful parishes. I'm
so excited to now be back home in Michigan with my Marker 10.1 R The Star of Evangelizaon
family, the Babbish's, and with St. Hugo, my new church As at the first Pentecost, sll today, the Blessed Virgin family! In my free me I love to write praise and worship Mary, the Queen of the Apostles, leads us in prayer for music (on Youtube as "ChelseaHasHope Music"), paint, the gi of the Holy Spirit and inspires us with a sure snowboard, and go backpacking in the wilderness. Please confidence that the Lord hears and will not fail to feel free to say hi if you see me at Mass or around the answer … Let us call upon her intercession that the Lord Parish. I look forward to serving our great community!
may bring about an unprecedented harvest in the
Archdiocese of Detroit. 
Chelsea Wilde Marker 10.2 R The Role of Intercessors
Intercession has always been the hidden engine of the Church’s mission … One way to avail ourselves of the power of intercession is for each parish to form an intercessory prayer team which is regularly informed of the parish’s evangelisc iniaves, prays specifically for their success, and receives regular updates on how their prayers are being answered.

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The Church’s mission has never been carried out without opposionVsomemes cultural, social, or In today’s Scripture readings from the Book of the governmental, but always spiritual … The faithful need help in understanding how to resist the evil one, prophet Isaiah and St. Mahew’s Gospel, God does exercising the authority they have in Christ. We must not operate according to human expectaons, and use … prayer, especially the rosary, Scripture, the His abundant generosity is never outdone. In Isaiah, sacraments, and sacramentals such as holy water.
God states, For My thoughts are not your thoughts,
nor are your ways my ways, says the Lord. In the The full text of Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron’s fourth Gospel, Jesus narrates a parable about heaven being pastoral leer, “Unleash the Gospel,” as well as a video like a landowner who invites laborers to his vineyard interview and other resources, is available via a special website, www.unleashthegospel.org.
at different mes, but generously pays them all
equally at the end of the day. God gives us His Next Week: Proposions and Acon Steps (Unleash the abundant gi s to share with the poor and needy, Gospel, Excerpts from Part 5)
because Jesus proclaims, the last will be first, and  the first will be last. St. Paul’s Leer to the  Philippians reminds us that Christ will be exalted through our producve toil. As Chrisan stewards, we reflect our love of neighbor when we are mindful of those in need, such as by volunteering at a local soup kitchen or homeless shelter, or donang clothing and other goods to the parish St. Vincent de Paul Society.









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The theme of the 2017 Catholic Services Appeal, Opening Doors to Encounter Christ, reflects our Holy CSA PY73B7 U3 7
Father’s invitaon to all Catholics to renew their  personal relaonships with our Savior, as “the joy of as of 8/31/2017 the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus.”

Our Goal: $424, 736 Gi s to the CSA make possible a wealth of ministries, programs, and services that touch the lives of thousands throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit each day. No one parish could provide all of these blessings, which benefit so many.
83%
Our CSA is a pledge program, which allows you to spread your gi over several months. Please prayerfully consider the most generous gi possible to support the 2017 Catholic Services Appeal.

Current: $352,432 We anxiously await the blessings that the contribuons to this campaign will bring. For informaon about CSAR funded ministries, programs, and services, please go to Pledging Families: 659 www.aod.org.

Pledging Families Goal: 1100 You may pledge your gi online at

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♦ Change contribuons at any me ♦ No need to write a check ♦ Contribuons are scheduled; no need to make up Weekly missed contribuons Date Weekly Weekly Offertory Budget Variance ♦ If you prefer, a credit or debit card can be used 09/17/17 $ 34,072 $ 42,428 $ (8,356)  09/10/17 $ 49,254 $ 42,428 $ 6,826 For more informaon or to sign up for Online Giving, 09/03/17 $ 40,862 $ 42,428 $ (1,566) visit our website at www.sthugo.org and click on the “Give Online” link. You may also scan the QR code 08/27/17 $ 34,109 $ 42,428 $ (8,319) below with your smart phone to be directed to our YTD Actual YTD Budget YTD Variance
website. FY 2017-18 $479,247 $509,137 $ (29,890)
FY 2016-17 $449,079 $494,568 $ (45,489)
FY 2015-16 $446,393 $490,380 $ (43,987)

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S. H B A G7 HJYY S-GY N7+ CONGRATULATIONS TO Julian Zora!
Julian was the Safety Day took place this past Thursday. Throughout the winner of last week’s T.R.A.C.K. (Thoughul Random Act day, all students parcipated in praccing tornado, of Character and Kindness).
Julian was nominated by lockdown, fire, and evacuaon drills.
This pracce if very Mrs. Regenk for taking iniave, being kind to others, helpful to assess best strategies for school safety.
We and helping in the cafeteria.
For being chosen, Julian led were also fortunate to have Mrs. Colleen Ferrara and two the school in prayer this morning.
Keep up the good other nurses administer CPR training to all seventh and work, Julian!
eighth grade students.
Thank you Mrs. Ferrara and her nursing team for this valuable training!

 LOOKING FOR SERVICE HOURS?
The Mother/Son Commiee is looking for high school volunteers to help
them out at the event.
Interested pares should contact Mrs. Elia, [email protected].

Constuon/Patriot Week
Last week we celebrated both Patriot’s Day and Constuon Day with many acvies throughout the week.
Mrs. MacLean’s fi h grade class heard
from a speaker from the Daughters of the American Revoluon. Mrs. Budiongan’s seventh grade class researched facts about the Constuon, while the eighthR grade classes discussed the Amendment process using Chromebooks. Even our preschoolers in Mrs. Przygocki's class learned about Constuon Day by created their own classroom Constuon.
It was sure a patrioc week at St. Hugo!

Kindergarten Readiness Program and Kindergarten
OPEN HOUSE Sunday, October 22 11:00am – 1:30pm

Top 10% nationwide in math and reading ** Faith formation through religion classes and weekly mass **
All highly qualified teachers, many with Masters Degrees ** Before school and after school Latchkey

PLEASE JOIN US OR TO LEARN MORE PLEASE CALL 248R642R6131 sthugoschool.org

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OPEN HOUSE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH, FOR FAMILIES
WHO HAVE REGISTERED FOR SUNDAY CATECHESIS OF My name is Nicole Regenk, and I am honored and THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
excited to join the St. Hugo School family as the new • Grade One Students and their families will meet with assistant principal! I am passionate about educaon, and me following the 10:00am MassRClasses begin I am commied to partnering with the faculty and Sunday, October 1st.
parents to provide the students with a high quality, faithR
filled Catholic educaon.
• Grade K Students and their families will meet with
me following the 12:00 Noon MassRClasses begin I started my career in educaon ten years ago teaching Sunday, October 1st.
in the Archdiocese of Detroit. For the past eight years, I
taught fi h grade, and I also served as the substute WELCOME TO THE 2017R2018
principal at St. Joseph School in Lake Orion. During my RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM!
me at St. Joseph, I held various leadership roles within • Monday evening Religious Educaon begins Sept. 25, the school community, and I have parcipated in many 2017 from 5:00 PMV6:15 PM. Please be prompt for events through the archdiocese. My academic the first night of class. Room assignments will be background includes a graduate degree in Educaonal posted in the B Hall of the school to locate your Leadership from Oakland University, where I hold a child’s classroom.
cerficaon in School Administraon. My bachelor of • Please read the Family Faith Formaon Handbook arts degree is in Elementary Educaon, with a found on the parish website: www.sthugo.org.
concentraon in Language Arts from Madonna • Parishioners, we are in need of substute catechists University.
for our programT Please contact Mrs. Yugovich for
more details.
I was born and raised in Michigan, and I come from a • R.E. Family Mass will take place in Church on large Polish Catholic family that has deep roots in the Monday, Oct. 2 at 5:00 PM. Parents, children and local Detroit area. My husband Dan and I currently live in catechists will come together to celebrate our Faith Clarkston, where we are acve members of Christ the and to bless this new year of Faith Formaon. We Redeemer Catholic Church in Lake Orion. Some of our look forward to your aendance. Fr. Tim, our hobbies include boang and kayaking during the Associate Pastor will be our celebrant.
summer and watching the Detroit Lions play in the fall.
Dan and I love to spend me with our English Bulldog • Liturgy of the Word begins Sunday, Oct. 1: Liturgy of Eleanor, and we consider her to be an important the Word for Children needs parent volunteersT member of our family.
Please contact Mrs. Barbara Yugovich at 248R283R
2191. (This program depends on volunteers to run My goal as assistant principal is to help facilitate an consistently throughout the year.) There will be a environment that is safe and respectable so that LWC Meeng on Sunday, Sept. 24th, at 9:30amR students can grow academically and spiritually. St. Hugo beforeThe 10:00am Mass, in Chrisan’s Room across School is known for its dedicaon to excellence, and I am from the Parish Offices.
looking forward to meeng you and becoming a member
of your community.
Blessings on your week,

Mrs. Yugovich, PCL
Blessings,  Mrs. Nicole Regenk

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PRAY FOR OUR COLLEGE STUDENTS

It’s that me of year! We welcome all parishioners to join in Fiona McMechan

Wayne State University
prayer throughout the month of September for our young people Hannah Meixner

Ohio University
who are preparing for college studies this year. Please help us Sarah Meixner

Ohio State University



update our college student prayer list by emailing the bullen Joseph Mutone University of Michigan Patrick Monahan

University of Michigan
editor directly at bulle[email protected] with any changes.
Mahew Noonan

University of Seale
Heavenly Father, We ask You to guide and protect these scholars Catherine Nouhan

University of Michigan
as they find their path in the coming years. Amen.




Mitchell Nouhan Purdue University
Kevin Allen



Colorado State University
Annie O’Connell

University of Michigan
Jackson Anania


University of Michigan
Steven Ostrowski

Keering University
Victoria Bayliss


University of Minnesota
Sarah Panone

University of Michigan
Alexandra Bayliss

Northern Michigan University
David Pappas

Aquinas College
Mary Elyse Bellinger

DePaul University
Michael Pappas

Xavier University
Julia Budiongan


University of South Carolina
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Yale University
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Loyola UniversityRChicago
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Mahew Perham

Grand Valley State University
Jacqueline Caserio

University of Michigan
Mahew Perlman

DePaul University
Joseph Censoni


Northwood University
Lindsey Pieper

University of Denver
Brian Cosgrove


Fairfield University
Stephanie Pieper

St. Olaf’s College
Patrick Cosgrove


Indiana University
Andrew Prina

Keering University
Madison DeFrancesco

University of Michigan
Faryn Prosser

Central Michigan University
Julia Dixon



University of Michigan
Julian Prosser

Oakland University/U of Savannah
Brennan Eagle


College for Creave Studies
Robert Ranzilla

Miami of Ohio University
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Lehigh University
Angela Eicholtz


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Andrew Rasico

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Nicholas Eifel


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Kelly Eusebi


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Catherine Fasse


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Michael Reitmyer

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Victoria Fasse


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Ryan Roelant

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Max Foster



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Elizabeth Robbins

Miami University
Elizabeth Fox


University of Michigan
Mahew Robbins

University of Michigan
Rachel Golesin


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Emily Rodriguez

University of Notre Dame
Grace Catherine Greiner
University of Cambridge
Christopher Roelant

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Tristan Greiner


Case Western Reserve University
Emily Samrah

Michigan State University
Sophie Groves


University of Michigan
Jillian Samrah

Michigan State University
Ellen Guerra


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Madison Scheessele

Purdue University
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University of Michigan
Sara Schellpfeffer

Michigan State University
Laurel Hebert


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Anna Schena

Canisius College
Elise Hess



University of Michigan
Nick Schieleru

Oakland University
Jack Hofsteer


Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Will Shea

Occidental College
Patrick Holden


University of Denver
Mariah Skoney

Xavier UniversityR Cincinna
Claire Husaynu


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Bailey Smith

University of Michigan
Robert Michael Iacobelli
Eastern Michigan University
Ryan Smith

University of Michigan
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Nick Spillane

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Patrick Spillane

Michigan State University
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Julia Spitak

Michigan State University
Tristan Klein


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U of Notre Dame Law School
Aubrey Kress


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Kayla Stencel

Oakland University
Nathan Kress


Columbia College
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University of Michigan
Coer Lamb


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Michigan State University
Kathryn Lamb


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Peyton Tawlusiak

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Carrie Landes


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Sally Thoresen

University of Michigan
Chris Lenni


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University of Michigan
Liam Lynch



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Anthony VanDieren

University of Georgia
Shannon Lynch


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Case Western Reserve University
Madeline Mahoney

University of Miami
Brian Vogler

Colorado School of Mines
Trevor Mahoney


Santa Clara University
Theresa Walle

University of Michigan
Sean Mangly


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Alise Wenner

University of Alabama
Anna Grace Mauro

Michigan State University
Katherine White

Georgetown Med. School
Michael Mangly



Miami University
Sarah White

Michigan State
Michael McLaughlin

Grand Valley State University
David Wilson

Loyola University, Chicago
Mary McLaughlin

University of Dayton
Elia Wilson

University of Dayton

Joseph Wilson

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This year, your St. Hugo St. Vincent de Paul Conference is parcipang in the “Friends of the Poor” walk. It is a naonally promoted event but the funds raised by each conference stays with your parish conference. This year’s 10th Annual Detroit fun walk is on Saturday, Sept.30th on Belle Isle. It is only 3 miles long, but will provide loads of family fun including face painng for the kids, hot dogs and a beauful walk in the park!

Get FORMED: Catholic Faith R On Demand
Won’t you please join us as we show our solidarity by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP
with those less fortunate and depend on our caring
hearts? Funds from this 1RDay Event will have an We are excited to announce that our parish has untold effect as we bring Christ’s Love to our subscribed to a dynamic new online plaorm called neighbors.
FORMED. Every parishioner will have 24/7 access to
the best Catholic content on any device with internet If you can’t join us on Belle Isle, please consider access, including your computer, smartphone and donang to your St. Hugo Team on line at :
tablet.
FOPWALK.ORG, search for Team St. Hugo Conference
(Mike Ernat captain). Or drop off your donaon in an With FORMED you’ll find video programs that explain envelope to the parish office marked for the St. the Catholic faith, explore the deepest meaning of Vincent de Paul fun walk.
marriage, receive Bible studies on a variety of topics
and have access to inspiring audio talks. Mulple Thank you in advance for your generosity to our programs to address mulple parish needs: Adult Faith Neighbors in Need.
Formaon, Marriage Preparaon, Marriage Enrichment, Scripture Study, RCIA, Sacrament Preparaon, Small Group Teen Discipleship and much more! You’ll find presenters like Dr. Tim Gray, Dr. Edward Sri, Dr. Mary Healey, Bishop Robert Barron, Teresa Tomeo, Chris Stefanick, Dr. Sco Hahn and many more. They’re all part of our parish subscripon. It truly is the Catholic faith R on demand.

Here’s how easy it is to get FORMED:
Go to www.FORMED.org.


• You should see the registraon box for parishioners. Type in the parish code: WH3XEC.
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simple now and change it later if you want
A Blood Pressure Clinic is sponsored by the St Hugo
Parish Health Ministry Commiee in the hallway Now you are all set to use all the great programs on outside the office. Please stop by and have your blood FORMED.org any me by simply logging in. It is that pressure taken.
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Mail checks to St. Hugo of the Hills Altar Guild
2215 Opdyke Road, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304

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September 29th from 6:30R9:30pm.   An evening event for young people 7th through 12th grades will be held at SS Cyril and Methodius on The movie Voiceless will be shown and Audrey Nitzel, Happy Fall! The
Altar Guild commiees have been Michigan Regional Coordinator of Students for Life of busy planning our upcoming events and we hope you America will speak to the students on how THEY can will be able to aend:
abolish aboron in their lifeme. Reservaons can be • th made by calling the LIFESPAN office, 248R816R1546 or Thursday, October 12 : “Light Up the Night at the R R

Lynn 248 816 1546. Razzle Dazzle Club” Enjoy a a fun evening at

Oakland Hills Country Club for dining, bouque Please pay at the door!

shopping, raffles and socializing. Tickets are Registraon deadline Sept. 26
$70/ea. Contact Karen Seitz:
[email protected]
• Altar Guild Membership: Our new fiscal year has
begun and we encourage all to become members END OF LIFE DECISIONS:

of the Altar Guild! If you have not done so WHO WILL MAKE YOURS?

already, please submit your $30 annual dues th Saturday, October 10 8:00 AM T 12:30 PM. 
made payable to “St. Hugo of the Hills Altar Guild”

to: Carolynn Krause, 1640 Park Creek Court,
Rochester Hills, MI 48309
Michigan Nurses for Life and Educaonal Center for Life are sponsoring a conference on Saturday, October 10th at  Blessings, St. Joseph Mercy Oakland, Ponac, 8:00 AM T 12:30 PM. Joann Gordan and Diane Roelant Learn about the praccal and ethical aspects of endRofR life issues and how to effecvely communicate them. The R  Co Presidents conference is open to the general public as well as nurses. Registraon fee for Nurses $25, General Public $20 and Students $15. You may register at: endoflifedecisions.eventbrite.com, visit the website www.mnfl.org or call the office 248R816R8489.

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RED MASS 2017 Everyone is invited to join the judicial and legal community at the 105th Annual Red Mass at noon on Tuesday, September 26, at Saints Peter & Paul Jesuit Church, 629 East Jefferson Ave., Detroit 48226.


The Red Mass is an occasion for judges, aorneys, civic leaders, and law students of all faiths to pray together at the beginning of the new judicial term and ask the blessing of the Holy Spirit on the coming year’s work. University of Detroit Mercy School of Law has hosted the event at Ss. Peter & Paul since the School opened in 1912. Monsignor John Zenz of Holy Name Parish will celebrate the Mass. Judge Gershwin Drain of the U.S. District Court will lead aorneys in the renewal of their Oath of Commitment at the end of the Mass.

A complimentary luncheon will follow Mass at Detroit Mercy Law, immediately adjacent to the Church. For more informaon, please call (313) 596R0202 or visit www.law.udmercy.edu.

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theme of the upcoming Engaging the Young Church Saturday, October 14, 2017 Conference, for those who minister to youth and young
adults in the Archdiocese of Detroit.

Catholic Charies of Southeast Michigan is again working with parishes throughout a sixRcounty region to Your CSA gi s help fund this twoRday conference, which organize a regional Day of Service in support of our will provide priests, deacons, parish catechecal leaders, volunteers, and youth, young adult, and junior neighbors in need. Join us to give unified witness to high ministers with informaon about the latest living out the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy ministry tools and resources, as well as encouragement through local service projects like sprucing up parks and and inspiraon for their work in this ministry. Keynote cemeteries, helping those in need with chores and presentaons will highlight “The Call to be Missionary dying up around the house, stocking food pantries, Disciples” from the
Joy of the Gospel
by Pope Francis.

helping veterans, and other efforts. Learn more about The Engaging the Young Church Conference, to be held service projects in your area and register to help!
September 29 and 30 at St. Anastasia Parish in Troy, will Get involved by calling Joyce Hynen at 248R537R3304 feature 10 workshops.
or email: hymail protected]
For more informaon about this and other CSARfunded ministries, programs, and services, go to
www.aod.org.

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AllRpowerful and everRliving God, the lasng health of all 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 our Lord. Amen (Pastoral Care of the Sick p. 43)
Janet Alarie Phyllis Kittle Genevieve Borchard Karen Maliwat   Jack Brinkman Joe McGlynn John Paul AndraeVAir Force
Josh Martin R Navy
Jennifer Wygant Corgan Kris Miller  R
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Lauren Facca Bill Netter Ian Barnes Army Michael McGann Air Force Dr. James Gell Bethany Obloy Cullen Barrett R Marines
Luis Osterberger, II R Army
Chantel Giacolone Helen Rae Quast Joseph Bujold R Marines
Erin Orlich R Navy
Gordon Gilliatt Dominic Rossi Kenneth Grossfeld Bob Roth Aaron Conti R National Guard
Jason Orlich R Army
Elizabeth Ann Hazler Paul Schornack Amanda Corado R Air Force
Justin Orlich R Navy
Mary Helmrich Barbara Springer Daniel Culbertson R Navy
Christopher Padgett R Army
Asha Joseph Tyler Whisler Mary Ellen Judd Peggy Zwolinski Michelle Culliver R Army
James Pearson R Navy
Christopher Day R Army
Jack Perham R Marines
And Prayers for all those that are ill or in need but not listed, as well as their caretakers
Alexander Dean R Marines
Sam Piontkowski R Marines
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All requests for names to be included on the sick list and Reid Decker Army Jason W. Prosser, Marines in the weekend Prayers of the Faithful must be provided Steven Dinverno R Army
Dan ReddyT Army
by a family member. Names will be included in weekend R
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Prayers of the Faithful for three weeks and published in Carlos Escobar Army Dvir Samet Army the Herald for six weeks. At the end of this me, you may Brock Fairchild T Navy
Jeff Schuele R Marines
call the parish office to renew the name in the Herald for Laurel Fernandes R Navy
David Siemiet R Air Force
three more weeks. You may remove a name at any me by calling the parish office at 248R644R5460. Evan Fowler R Army
Aaron Smela R Air Force
Timothy Fuller R Army
Richard Spiegel R Navy
Ryan GieleghemRNavy
Jeffrey Territo T Navy
Benjamin HofsteerRArmy
Michael Territo R Navy
Ieris R Navy
Lawrence Turnbull T Air Force
Kurtis KingRMarines
Mark Waldowski R Army
Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to all those R
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faithfully departed, and those within our community.
Joe Joliat Army William Weber Army Jack Kredo R Army
Christopher White R Army
Frank Garippa
Father of John, Jim, CathyAnn, and Frank Garippa Andrew Lapastora R Air Force
Trason Willemin R Army
 Cassondra Loftus, Army
Carl Winowiecki II R Army
Paul Fitzpatrick
Father of Nancy (Charles) Hess; father of 3 and Stephen Mankins R Navy
Michelle Zagumny R Navy
grandfather of 6  If you have a family member on our Military List Carl Danielson
who has returned home, please let us know so that Grandfather of Dan Knight, father of 5, grandfather of 7, we can share that good news with the St.Hugo greatRgrandfather of 3 parishioners who have been faithfully keeping our  deployed service members in their prayers.  Jean Rogowski
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M `7 O 3 R7AY7-J` Thursday, October 12, 9:00 AM T 1:30 PM.  Manresa Jesuit Retreat House, Bloomfield Hills. 
Discover our journey with Christ through art, sculpture P WJ``’ DJ7 7 WWG
and the outdoors as we walk and reflect before The Empty Tomb, The Labyrinth at Manresa and the 15th There is a free workshop given by the Faith Community Staon (Emmaus). Join us, rain or shine, for reflecon, Nurses on Tuesday September 26 from 4:30R7pm on sharing, lunch and prayer with Fr. Peter Fennessy, SJ and "Parkinson's Disease" by Dr. Peter LeWi, neurologist at R R three other facilitators. $30 pre paid, $35 walk in. Regis- St. Joseph Mercy Oakland in the Franco Auditorium Edu- R R ter at www.manresa sj.org/101217 for or phone caonal Center. All is welcome.
248.644.4933 Ext. 10.

For more informaon call, Marva Cross, 248R212R8481 Manresa: igning your spirit since 1926!
or email [email protected]

FJ`3J`B P7 -7 A_ G7 I`J37 O  Thu, October 5, 20178:30amR 3:00 pm FOR WIDOWED MEN AND WOMEN
CapuchinRetreatCenter Sundays, Oct. 8, 15, 22, & 29 from 12:45pmR2pm
62460 Mt. Vernon, Washington, MI 48094 Bereavement Seminar @ St. Kieran’s ChurchT
Sterling Heights
Finding peace in the world today is essenal to a healthy
life.

Every aspect of our physical, mental, emoonal, and Widowed Friends is hosng a fourRweek spiritual lives contributes to our wellRbeing. Through a bereavement support group at St. Kieran’s Church
series of talks, acvies and prayer experiences we will (53600 Mound Rd., Shelby Township 48316) on explore posive mental habits, energy, enthusiasm for Sundays, Oct. 8, 15, 22, & 29 from 12:45pmR2pm in life, resilience, and inner peace.

This holisc retreat will Classroom 1 in the Faith Foramaon Wing. To provide tools to guide you on this journey and open your register or for more informaon, contact Kathy at hearts to new ways of finding peace.

Come as you are, 248 918R1622. Cost is $5.00 per person
leave more focused, compassionate, grateful, peaceful,
and less stressed. Cost is $50.
For further informaon Sponsored by Widowed Friends, a “peer” support contact Janene Ternes of Prayer in Moon, LLC at 734R group in the Archdiocese of Detroit. For further 347R2422 or visit web site
www.prayerRinRmoon.com.

informaon about Widowed Friends, come visit our Register at
hp://www.capretreat.org/
website at www.widowedfriends.org
hp://www.capretreat.org/

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Friday, October 13, 2017, 11:30 AM T 1:15 PM,  Detroit Athlec Club  Featured speaker: Br. Guy Consolmagno, SJ,
Director of the Vacan Observatory
 Don’t miss this chance to hear internaonally known speaker and author Jesuit Brother Guy Consolmagno Prelude exploring the froners between faith and human (Sat. 5:00) Sarabande (Land of Rest) T Gerald Near
knowledge and faith and modern science.
(Sun. 8:00, 10:00, 12:00) The Peace May Be Exchanged T
Dan Locklair
Registraon and informaon at
www.jesuitsmidwest.org/JAFD
Postlude (Sat. 5:00, Sun. 10:00) Now Thank We All Our God T Sig- frid KargRElert
(Sun. 8:00, 12:00) Prelude, Fugue and Chaconne T Die- S. B7`73J-’ C 3 P 1
trich Buxtehude

Wednesday, October 11, 2017
12noon T 3:30pm  $7.00 Choral Music (10:00)
The Call T Ralph Vaughan Williams
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Raffle, 50/50 and Door Prizes, too! Enjoy a delicious The Eyes of All Wait upon Thee, O Lord William Harris lunch of salads and bread.


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Grades: 3rd T 8th


Every Other Monday Night: 5:40 T 6:10


Location: St. Hugo School Music Room


Online Registration Deadline:
No later than October 8th

INFORMATIONAL MEETING

th M J-J ` N77373! September 24 , 11:15 T Choir Room
We are in need of musicians for the Sunday 5:00 PM


REHEARSALS BEGIN
Mass. We are especially in need of drummers, bass th players, and guitarists (electric and acousc.)


You do October 16
not need to commit to every week!

Rehearsals take
place before Mass on Sunday a ernoons at 3:45.

Come For More Information or Questions:
be a part of this great ministry!

For more informaon, Please contact
please contact John Siard in the parish music office.
Mitchell Garcia, Associate Organist
[email protected]
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When it was evening the owner of the vineyard said to his foreman,
'Summon the laborers and give them their pay, beginning with the last and ending with the first.'
When those who had started about five o'clock came,
each received the usual daily wage.

So when the first came, they thought that they would receive more,
but each of them also got the usual wage.

And on receiving it they grumbled against the landowner, saying,
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'These last ones worked only one hour, and you have made them equal to us, "Are you envious because I am generous?" The who bore the day's burden and the heat.'
landowner in today's Gospel parable surprised He said to one of them in reply,
everyone. Contrary to standard pracce, he paid all of 'My friend, I am not cheang you. his laborers the same wage, regardless of how many Did you not agree with me for the usual daily wage? hours they had worked! Of course this was a very Take what is yours and go. pleasant surprise for those who had begun their job late What if I wish to give this last one the same as you? in the day. And, understandably, it was something of a Or am I not free to do as I wish with my own money? disappointment for those who had toiled since the Are you envious because I am generous?'
morning. From their perspecve, they should have Thus, the last will be first, and the first will be last."
goen more than the others. But in fact the landowner
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generous with the latecomers.

This story would have had a special meaning for the V  Jewish audience listening to Jesus. They, the Chosen R7 3J`B W77W A S77_,7 24, 2017 People, were the laborers who had started at 9:00 am. Sunday
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time;

R R R R R They belonged to the group with a long history of Is 55:6 9/Ps 145:2 3, 8 9, 17 18/Phil 1:20c 24, R
27a/Mt 20:1R16a
worshipping the true God. Non Jewish Genles, on the
other hand, had appeared late in the game. Jesus was Monday
Ezr 1:1R6/Ps 126:1bR6/Lk 8:16R18
making the point that just because he would offer the
Tuesday
Sts. Cosmas and Damian, Martyrs
same salvaon and mercy to everyone, there should be
Ezr 6:7R8, 12b, 14R20/Ps 122:1R5/Lk 8:19R21
no reason for the Jews to complain. They had received
their promised Messiah; so what if, in God's mercy, he

Wednesday St. Vincent de Paul, Priest allowed others who had not waited so long to be saved
Ezr 9:5R9/Tb 13:2R4befghn, 7R8/Lk 9:1R6

as well? Divine generosity is not meant to be a cause for Thursday
St. Wenceslaus, Martyr; St. Lawrence Ruiz and jealousy.

Companions, Martyrs


Hg 1:1R8/Ps 149:1bR6a, 9b/Lk 9:7R9

Now, we may feel removed from the concerns of those Friday
Sts. Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael, Archangels
Jews. But the basic lesson remains relevant: that we
Dn 7:9R10, 13R14 or Rv 12:7R12a/Ps 138:1R5/
ought to appreciate God's generosity, even when it
Jn 1:47R51

reaches to those whom we may not expect God to Saturday
St. Jerome, Priest and Doctor of the Church
forgive. Those who have long been faithful, for example,
Zec 2:5R9, 14R15a/Jr 31:10R12ab, 13/
might think they deserve more benefits than sinners
Lk 9:43bR45

who repent late in life. But instead, we should all rejoice Next Sunday
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time;
to see God's mercy extended to EVERYONE, no maer
Respect Life Sunday
when they joined the fold.


Ez 18:25R28/Ps 25:4R9/Phil 2:1R11 or 2:1R5/


Mt 21:28R32


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SUNDAY, September 24, 2017
Friday, September 29, 2017
TWENTYRFIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Saints Michael, Gabriel and Raphael, Archangels
7:00

Pro Populo
6:10

Living and Deceased Aendees of
8:00

Dr. Daniel J. Skoney (Family)



6:10 AM Mass


Marvin J. Malik


John Boes (5th Anniv.) (Jean Backlund)



(Mr. and Mrs. John Eimermacher)
8:30

Anthony Storto (The Italian Ladies)


Peter and Sierra Nagle (Spec. Int.)


(Grandpa and Grandma Nagel)
Saturday, September 30, 2017
10:00
Dorothy Ashley (Family)
Saint Jerome, Priest and Doctor of the Church

Earl Etzel (Spec. Int.) (Harry and Eilleen Jones)
8:30

Dc. Oscar and Maria Brown (Spec. Int.)


Mary Ellen Judd (Spec. Int.)

(Tom and Kathy Bowen)

(Michael Gehab and Family)

Lawrence Hearn (Spec. Int.RIn Thanksgiving)

Filomena Maruhom and Joclyn Lindhorst

Raymond and Susan Stevens)

(Olivia Batmanghelichi)
5:00
Richard Arlen Reinlein (Iacobelli Family)

Maria Locher (Michael and Kathleen MacManus)


Patricia English (Eleanor Getner)


Jack Smith (Family)


Hani Sarafa (Fadiya Sarafa and Family)


Charles Roesch (Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lombardi)


Dr. Evangeline Congco Macapinlac

Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Diego Family)

(Dr. and Mrs. Arsenio V. Deleon)

Juan Mateo, Sr. (Clarke Family)

Dewy Clarke (Spec. Int.)

James and Irene Frenchi (Family)


(Harry and Eilleen Jones)
12:00
Ryan Christopher Schultz (Galvin Family)



Al Kujawski (Hyduk Family)
SUNDAY, October 1, 2017
5:00

Debra and Mike Somand (Spec. Int.)
TWENTYRSIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
(Dr. and Mrs. Petrozzi)
7:00

Pro Populo

8:00

Joseph Forgione (Forgione and Roelant Families)
Monday September 25, 2017 Weekday

Dr. Daniel Skoney (Family)
6:10

Pro Populo


John Schornack (Florence Schornack)
8:30

Paul Weber, Jr. (Dick and Mary Ellen Weber)


Jack Brinkman (Spec. Int.) (Family)


Susan Aver (Cathy Diamond and Heather Frye)
10:00
Mary Ellen Judd (Spec. Int.)




(Michael Gehab and Family)
Tuesday, September 26, 2017 Weekday

Dorothy Ashley (Family)
Saints Cosmos and Damian, Martyrs

Filomena Maruhom and Joclyn Lindhorst
6:10

George and Julie Greene (Family)

(Olivia Batmanghelichi)
8:30

Robert Minck

Jack Smith (Family)



(Michael and Kathleen MacManus)


Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Diego Family)


Toni Najor (Spec. Int.) (St. Hugo Family)


Anthony Storto (Margaret and Paul Nelson)




James & Irene Frenchi (Family)
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
12:00
Reno Nave (Nancy and Dick Fuller)
Saint Vincent de Paul, Priest


Richard Tschirhart (James and Jacqueline Hicks)
6:10

Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass
5:00

Pro Populo
8:30

Patricia Gibson (Cross Family)


Thursday September 28, 2017
Saint Wenceslaus, Martyr; Saint Lawrence Ruiz and Companions, Martyrs
6:10

Margaret Rebensdorf (Nick and Virgie Con)
8:30

Michael A. Thornbury (13th Anniv.)
(Lois Thornbury)
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Time
Celebrant
Commentator
Servers
Cantors
Sacristans


1st Lector







2nd Lector






5:00 PM
Fr. Joe
Alice McIntyre
A. Olah
Donna Mirabito
T. Bowen
Sept. 30

Rose Marie Robinson
Z. Olah

K. Bowen


Ken Kurc









7:00 AM
Fr. Tim
Tim Johns




J. Johnson
October 1
Dc. Oscar
Jonathan Benefiel






Barb Shuman





8:00 AM
Fr. Tim
Cecelia Kelley
L. Baker
Andrea Badalucco
J. Walle
October 1
Dc. Oscar
Caron McCracken
A. Petrosky

J. Walle


Kathleen Juriga
M. Petrosky





M . VanDieren


10:00 AM
Fr. George
Dan Stayer
E. Ervin
Siegrid Siard
J. Balint
October 1
Dc. Mike
Sue Winowiecki
J. Ervin

L. Ochoa


Carol Cousineau
G. VanNorwick







K. VanNorwick



12:00 Noon
Msgr. Tony
Robert Pliska
A. Paton
Audrey Eagle
W. Paton
October 1
Dc. Mike
Robert Boulanger
J. Reid

D. Paton


Len McIntee
M. Reid








E. Venos



5:00 PM
Fr. Mark
Cindy Graham
M. Mutone
Rachel Redman
A. Mutone
October 1

Jonathan Napper
O. Mutone

R. Mutone

7:00AM MASS EMEs: Jim and Deb Greaney, Joe Schnug

Eucharisc Ministers are needed for ALL Masses.
THANK YOU FOR SERVING AT ST. HUGO PARISH!
S77_,7 24, 2017