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Shrine Herald NATIONAL SHRINE of the LITTLE FLOWER BASILICA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH February 16, 2020 | Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Shrine Herald NATIONAL SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER BASILICA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH We Will Be A Band Of Joyful Missionary Disciples. INSIDE THIS ISSUE Wednesday Evening Lenten Series Page 11 Stewardship Thoughts Page 12 Alpha is making an impact at Shrine! Alpha Reunion Recap Page 14 High School News Page 18 2100 W. Twelve Mile Road, Royal Oak, MI 48073-3910 | (248) 541-4122 | www.shrinechurch.com Parish Office Information Our Weekly Homilies, Live! NATIONAL SHRINE of the LITTLE FLOWER BASILICA Access www.shrinechurch.com 2100 West Twelve Mile Road, Royal Oak, MI 48073.3910 Scroll down on the Home page to: PASTORAL STAFF/ PERSONAL PASTORAL Parish Main Number ......................................................................................... 248.541.4122 Rev. Joseph Horn, Pastor-Rector ............................................................................................... ext. 1415 Rev. Joseph Lang, Associate ......................................................................................................... ext. 1412 Rev. John Kopson, Associate ........................................................................................................ ext. 1419 Rev. John McKenzie, Associate (Español)................................................................................ ext. 1416 or type http://www.shrinechurch.com/ Dcn. Hector Anaya-Bustos (Español)..........................................................................................ext. 1465 sermons-detail/sermons/ Dcn. Dave Casnovsky Mrs. Paula Dixon, M.A.P.M., Pastoral Associate in Christian Service ............................. ext. 1411 Mr. Rob Abbott, Director of Liturgical Music ........................................................................ ext. 1442 Reporting Sexual Abuse PARISH EDUCATION & RELIGIOUS FORMATION STAFF/ EDUCACIÓN PARROQUIAL Y PERSONAL DE FORMACIÓN RELIGIOSA To inform the Archdiocese of Detroit regarding Shrine Catholic High School and Academy, 3500 West 13 Mile Road, Royal Oak 48073 the sexual abuse of minors by priests, deacons, Principal, Mr. James Mio ........................................................................................................248.549.2925 and other church personnel and/or to speak Shrine Catholic Grade School, 1621 Linwood, Royal Oak 48067 to the Victim Assistance Coordinator, contact Principal, Mrs. Jennifer Bero . ...............................................................................................248.541.4622 Director of Admissions, Mrs. Meg Armstrong ��������������������������������������������������������������������248.549.2925 866.343.8055. A caller will be requested to Evangelization & Faith Formation (EFF) Director, Beth Spizarny ������������������������������������������ext. 1466 provide his or her name and telephone number. Religious Education All calls regarding complaints of sexual abuse Office Coordinator, Mrs. Renee Cramer ..........................................................................248.541.5133 will be returned in a timely manner. This toll–free Director of Religious Education, Mrs. Janie Lynch .......................................................248.541.5133 Youth Minister (9-12 grades), Mr. Brennan McHugh .................................................248.291.8274 telephone number has been established as part Grades 7/8 Religious Formation, .......................................................................................248.541.5133 of an effort by the Detroit archdiocese to protect Elementary and First Communion Coordinator, Mrs. Vikki Jenkins ......................248.541.5133 children, young people, and other vulnerable RCIA Team Leader, Ms. Ann Ferguson .............................................................................248.291.8275 people in our schools, parishes, and ministries. This PARISH STAFF/PERSONAL DE LA PARROQUIA line is for reporting suspected sexual misconduct Business Manager, Mr. Tom Jacob .................................................................................................. ext. 1432 or child abuse within archdiocesan institutions Director of Development, Mr. Marty Alves .................................................................................. ext. 1455 and ministries only. Persons with complaints not Director Annual Fund & Alumni Relations, Mrs. Elizabeth Rademacher ......................... ext. 1418 Director Marketing and Communications, Mrs. Christine Renner ..................................... ext. 1444 involving clergy or church personnel should refer Development Assistant, Ms. Brenda Braidwood ........................................................................ ext. 1420 to the archdiocesan web site at www.aod.org for Herald Editor, Ms. Rita Tinetti �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ext. 1464 contact information for civil authorities. Bookkeeper, Mrs. Mary Hawkins ...................................................................................................... ext. 1413 Parish Relations Coordinator/Receptionist, Mrs. Chestra Peaslee ...................................... ext. 1410 Para informar a la Arquidiócesis de Detroit sobre el Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Kathy Morris .................................................................................ext. 1448 abuso sexual de menores por parte de sacerdotes, Coordinador de Ministerio Hispano, Mr. Antonio Guzmán ...................................................ext. 1422 diáconos y otro personal de la iglesia y / o hablar con National Shrine Gift Shop ................................................................................................................. ext. 1423 el Coordinador de Asistencia a las Víctimas, llame al OFFICE HOURS/ HORAS DE OFICINA 866.343.8055. Se le pedirá a la persona que llama Monday - Friday ..................................................................................................................9:00 AM - 8:30 PM que proporcione su nombre y número de teléfono. .................................................................................Closed for Lunch between 12 Noon and 1:00 PM Saturday ..................................................................................................................................9:00 AM - 2:30 PM Todas las llamadas relacionadas con quejas de Sunday ....................................................................................................................................9:00 AM -12:30 PM abuso sexual serán devueltas de manera oportuna. Emergencies handled any time. Please limit other visits/phone calls to the above times Este número de teléfono gratuito se estableció como CHURCH HOURS/ HORAS DE IGLESIA parte de un esfuerzo de la arquidiócesis de Detroit Monday - Friday ................................................................................................................. 5:30 AM - 5:00 PM para proteger a los niños, los jóvenes y otras personas Saturday ............................................................................................................7:30 AM - after 6:30 PM Mass vulnerables en nuestras escuelas, parroquias y Sunday ...............................................................................................................6:30 AM - after 6:00 PM Mass ministerios. Esta línea es para reportar sospechas de GIFT SHOP HOURS/ HORAS DE LA TIENDA DE REGALOS (EXT. 1423) conducta sexual inapropiada o abuso infantil dentro Monday - Friday .................................................................................................................. 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM de las instituciones y ministerios arquidiocesanos MASSES/MISAS únicamente. Las personas con quejas que no Sunday ..........................................7:30, 9:00, 10:45 AM, 12:30, 4:00 PM (Español, Spanish) 6:00 PM involucren al clero o al personal de la iglesia deben Saturday ................................................................................................................. 8:30 AM, 4:30 PM, 6:30 PM consultar el sitio web de la arquidiócesis en www. Weekday ...........................................................................................................................................6:30, 8:30 AM aod.org para obtener información de contacto de las SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION/ SACRAMENTO DE RECONCILIACIÓN autoridades civiles After 6:30 AM Mass weekdays; Saturdays 3:00 - 4:30 PM and after the 4:30 PM Mass (En español el 1er domingo de cada mes a las 3PM) Sacrament Of Baptism/ Sacramento Del Bautismo Sunday at 2:00 PM please contact the parish office at ext. 1410 Perpetual Mass (En español 1er domingo de cada mes, después de misa de 4:00 PM) Sacrament Of Marriage/ Sacramento Del Matrimonio Enrollment Cards Parish members, please contact the parish office at ext. 1410 At least six months in advance (Miembros de la parroquia por favor de contactar a Antonio Guzmán) The National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica Spiritual Care For The Sick And Homebound has a beautiful six-page Perpetual Mass card Please contact Paula Dixon, Pastoral Associate, at ext. 1411, If there is an illness, hospitalization or a need for homebound ministry available at the parish rectory office. With this PARISH TOURS enrollment, the person or persons, living or Docents are on duty from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Monday - Friday except during services. deceased, will be remembered in a Mass once To schedule groups of ten
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