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OUR L ADY OF S ORROWS IS A C ATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF CHRISTIANS WHO HAVE COME TOGETHER UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THE H OLY S PIRIT TO GIVE WITNESS TO J ESUS C HRIST . O UR MISSION IS TO CELEBRATE THE E UCHARIST , TO PROCLAIM THE GOOD N EWS , TO ENCOURAGE STEWARDSHIP AS A WAY OF LIFE , AND TO GROW IN FAITH , JUSTICE , LOVE AND SERVICE TO OTHERS . ! May 27, 2018 PENTECOST CELEBRATION AT OUR LADY OF SORROWS Contributed by Marilyn Trumper-Samra
Rain Can’t Dampen Spirits on came out and the party began! And bonus of Fire at Pentecost Celebration! bonus – it was too early for mosquitos! “Go forth and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit.” - Matthew 28:18-20 Because of Matthew’s Gospel, we know Jesus gave his Apostles those marching orders. Once they were on fire with the Holy Spirit de- ! scended at Pentecost – there was no stopping
Jǟǩ them! Not even the threat of a martyr’s death was enough to turn one of them back. They bravely set out from Jerusalem to points north, south, east and west to share the Good News. Today, we have the Universal Catholic Church – a worldwide family that celebrates the faith on every continent, with the same rituals and tradi- tions - ringing in at 2 billion baptized in just over Under a big tent we enjoyed over 30 differ- 2,000 years. Amazing! And something that could ent dishes, savories and sweets, cooked by only be the work of the Almighty! parishioners from all over the world: East Indian, Irish, Italian, U.S., Denmark, Cuban, Polish, Nigerian, Syrian, Chaldean, Albanian, Greek, Chinese and Pilipino. Each station had the “Lord’s Prayer” in that country’s language, information on who evange- lized the area and info on the state of the Catho- lic Church in that country today. Quotes from Pope Frances on the Holy Spirit and from Un- leash the Gospel as it relates to the Holy Spirit were also part of the table decorations. “This is a great family event!” “The food is amazing.” “I love seeing all the cultures.” “Have we We enjoyed a taste of our splendid diversity ever done this before? This is fantastic!” “What a this past Saturday at our parish’s first outdoor great idea!” “This is so much fun!” Or, “What is parish Pentecost Celebration. While it rained, this?” And, “I don’t know – but it’s delicious!” and worked to dampen spirits, the indomitable The tent was jammed with TǘǕ RǕǣǥǢǢǕǓǤǙǟǞ Oǖ OǥǢ LǟǢǔ Fǜǟǟǔǣ MǑǢǩ’ǣ HǕǑǢǤ ǧǙǤǘ spirit that is the people of Our Lady of Sorrows pressed on! At Mass, the rain stopped, the sun people, with lots of talking, laughing, loud music and great community from those people gathered around the “bar” where adults lined up for tastings of Joe Panetta’s highly coveted homemade Limoncello.
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! Saturday, May 26, 2018 ! S 4:30 p.m. !Abraham Julian Tesorero req. by his Wife Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm !Joseph Hodges req. by Patti & Bob Rasmussen Sunday: 8:00, 9:30, 11:15 am, !Kenneth Holloway req. by Bridgid Holloway 1:00 & 5:30 pm Sunday, May 27, 2018 ►(See schedule on this page) 8:00 a.m. !Wally Christensen req. by The Dix Family ! Gertrude Mullen req. by Arlene Pheney Tuesday: 6:30 - 7:00 pm M !Theresa Hoang req. by Cuong & Linda Hoang ! Saturday: 3:00 - 4:00 pm 9:30 a.m. George Ehlert req. by The Family (Confessions may also be arranged by !Clyde Jokinen req. by The Paterson Family calling one of the priests for an appointment.) A ! !Kathy Bloch req. by Mary Clement 11:15 a.m. Intentions of All Parishioners We joyfully welcome new members of S 1:00 p.m. !Rose Marie Gregor req. by Janette Cable Lauster our parish community. Please register at ! the parish office during regular business S Bill Fischer req. by The DeVellis Family hours. !John & !Catherine DeVellis req. by The Giacalone Family
5:30 p.m. !Claudio Barducci req. by Graziano Canini If one of the engaged couple (or their For Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life parents) is registered at OLS, arrangements Monday, May 28, 2018 may be made personally by the couple at Tuesday, May 29, 2018 least six months in advance (preferably I eight to ten months) 7:30 a.m. !Nicholas G. Caruso req. by The Caruso Family
N !Kevin Hanafee req. by Dick Willman Parents must be registered and regularly 9:05 a.m. Intentions of Fr. Mark Livingston req. by Minoo & Jeanette Inamdar attend the Sunday Eucharist to begin T Wednesday, May 30, 2018 Baptism preparation. Initial appointment is ! See the complete needed. The Sacrament of Baptism is E 6:30 a.m. Steve Yaldoo Daily Mass regularly celebrated on the first and third 7:30 a.m. !Claudio Barducci req. by Graziano Canini Schedule Sunday of every month. on this page. N Intentions of Susie Hensoldt req. by Irene Caruso Thursday, May 31, 2018 We are happy to visit the sick and bring T 6:30 a.m. !Richard Marchheart Holy Communion to them. Call the parish office at (248) 474-5720. Friday, June 1, 2018 I ! 6:30 a.m. Robert Pigula 7:30 a.m. !Lea Bologna req. by The Family DAILY M ASS S CHEDULE O !Edward Mangold req. by The Family N Intentions of Mary Sapienza req. by Shirley Bona Monday, 28 Saturday, June 2, 2018 No 6:30 am Mass S 4:30 p.m. !Francis Demyan req. by The Family 7:30 am - Church !Kristin Abbey Gonzales req. by The Family Tuesday, May 29 !Gabe & !Kathy Chiuchiarelli req. by Lidia & Ugo Abate 7:30 am - Church The Parish Sunday, June 3, 2018 Office will be Wednesday, May 30 8:00 a.m. !Joe Dwyer req. by Teresa Crawford closed on 6:30 am - Chapel ! May 28 for 7:30 am - Church David Abowd req. by The Paterson Family Memorial 9:30 a.m. !Dolores Quinn req. by Carol Alberti Thursday, May 31 !Linda Sperling req. by The Halleck Family Day. 6:30 am - Chapel 7:30 am - Church Intentions of The Ratliff Family req. by The Derkach Family 11:15 a.m. Intentions of All Parishioners Friday, June 1 ! 6:30 am - Chapel 1:00 p.m. George Ehlert req. by The Family 7:30 am - Church !Fred Arganoza req. by Mary Clement Intentions of Mark Slavsky req. by John, Alexander & Julian Slavsky Saturday, June 2 ! 8:00 a.m. - Church 5:30 p.m. George Shamie, Jr. req. by his Daughter, Lisa Shamie !Ronald Hale req. by Sami George P GhqsT 8u puAh vt Qhtr" MATTERSWORSHIP LITURGICAL
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THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST First Reading : Ex 24:3-8 ! Second Reading: Heb 9:11-15 Gospel: Mk 14:12-16, 22-26
MASS CELEBRANT ALTAR SERVERS LECTORS SACRISTANS CANTORS
SATURDAY, ! Fr. Brauer ! Hannah Shore (MC) ! Patrick Donnellon (A) ! SACRISTAN NEEDED ! CANTOR NEEDED ! June 2 ! Jason Shore ! Bill Duggan (B) ! ! 4:30 PM ! David Maloney, Jr. ALTAR SERVER NEEDED !
SUNDAY, ! Fr. Graney ! MC NEEDED (MC) ! LECTOR NEEDED (A) ! Bev Kimbro ! CANTOR NEEDED ! June 3 ALTAR SERVER NEEDED ! LECTOR NEEDED (B) ! ! 8:00 AM ! ALTAR SERVER NEEDED ALTAR SERVER NEEDED !
9:30 AM Fr. Amore ! MC NEEDED (MC) ! LECTOR NEEDED (A) ! Mary Beth Klawender ! Children's Vocal Choir Vox Angelica ALTAR SERVER NEEDED ! LECTOR NEEDED (B) ! Children’s Liturgy ! of the Word ALTAR SERVER NEEDED ! Youth Handbell Choir ALTAR SERVER NEEDED !
11:15 AM Fr. Brauer ! Kristen Fleming (MC) ! LECTOR NEEDED (A) ! Kathy Konkel ! Saman Dawisha !
Aidan Lemieux ! Mary Sheltrown (B) ! Children’s Liturgy ! of the Word Christopher Niemenski ALTAR SERVER NEEDED !
1:00 PM Fr. Mark Livingston ! Jonathan Ligenza (MC) ! Fran Ashe (A) ! Greig and Mary Patton ! Michael Cuschieri Adult Vocal & Handbell Choirs ! Michael Redmond ! Miriam Kmetzo (B) ! Patrick Kakos ! Ian Szuba !
5:30 PM ! Fr. Graney ! MC NEEDED (MC) ! LECTOR NEEDED (A) ! Jorge and Alicia Cardenas ! CANTOR NEEDED !
ALTAR SERVER NEEDED ! LECTOR NEEDED (B) ! ALTAR SERVER NEEDED ! ALTAR SERVER NEEDED !
READINGS OF THE W EEK
SUNDAY , M AY 27, 2018 WEDNESDAY , M AY 30, 2018 SATURDAY , J UNE 2, 2018 THE MOST HOLY TRINITY 1 Pt 1:18-25 Saints Marcellinus and Peter, Martyrs Dt 4:32-34, 39-40 Ps 147:12-15, 19-20 Jude 17, 20b-25 Ps 33:4-6, 9, 18-20, 22 Mk 10:32-45 Ps 63:2-6 Rom 8:14-17 THURSDAY , M AY 31, 2018 Mk 11:27-33 Mt 28:16-20 THE VISITATION OF THE BLESSED SUNDAY , J UNE 3, 2018 MONDAY , M AY 28, 2018 VIRGIN MARY THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF 1 Pt 1:3-9 Zep 3:14-18a or Rom 12:9-16 CHRIST (Corpus Christi) Ps 111:1-2, 5-6, 9, 10c (Ps) Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 Ex 24:3 -8 Mk 10:17-27 Lk 1:39-56 Ps 116:12-13, 15-18 TUESDAY , M AY 29, 2018 FRIDAY , J UNE 1, 2018 Heb 9:11-15 1 Pt 1:10-16 Saint Justin, Martyr Mk 14:12-16, 22-26 Ps 98:1-4 1 Pt 4:7-13 Mk 10:28-31 Ps 96:10-13 Mk 11:11-26 Qhtr# P GhqsT 8u puAh vt GROW IN FAITH
JR. H IGH & H IGH S CHOOL Y OUTH M INISTRY Y O U T H S ERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
Enjoy a blessed Memorial Day Weekend! Remember to say a prayer for the men and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice and given their lives to preserve our freedom to worship. Pray for their families. And pray for those whose burial sites are known only to God. We walked into the church today to celebrate the greatest gift — Holy Communion — and were not stopped or Need service hours? Want to get a taste of what turned back by rifle-wielding soldiers. Thank you, God, that we live the fantastic Catholic Heart Work Camp is all about? in the greatest country in the world! R U a former camper who needs a fix?
Details about all Jr. High and High School events Call 248 536-1235 to: are on the Sorrows website: olsorrows.com Help unload the trucks on Saturday, June 23. Select “Grow in Faith” then “Jr. High Youth Ministry” or “High School Ministry” Greet campers & carry in their gear on Sunday, June 24. Help make, serve, clean up dinner on June 24, 25, 26, 27 or 28. YOUNG A DULT O PPORTUNITIES Help load the truck for its next destination.
(Ages 18 - 35) Great opportunity to see what it looks like when young people ►Tuesday, May 29 at 7:30 p.m. We meet in the Youth & put Christ first and eke out a week in service, for His greater Young Adult Room in the lower level of the Parish Offices, entered glory! via the north side of the building, to look at the upcoming Sunday readings and plan June. TEENS NEED TO HAVE TAKEN CTS You do not need to read the readings prior to the meeting, we 18 OR OLDER NEED TO HAVE TAKEN PGC crack ‘em open together! Y O U T H M U S I C M INISTRY For info, or with questions about Young Adult Opportunities or Protecting God’s Children , call Sorrows Coordinator of Youth and Young Adult Ministries, Marilyn Trumper-Samra, at (248) 536-1235. YOUTH MUSIC MINISTRY OPPORTUNITIES AT OUR LADY OF SORROWS Y O U T H M INISTRY N E W S !"#$%&'(""%)' Opportunities for YOU to join our music ministry family. Marilyn's little "book" is available Inspire others to pray and sing at parish liturgies. for sale: $10 for Vol. 2, and if you Serve your parish community bundle Vol.1 and Vol. 2, it's $15! Make Beautiful Music A great present to tuck into the Grow together in faith and service. boxes your young adult is packing Listed below are tryout times : for college! Hold On To Your Halo! True Stories of Answered Girls Vocal Ensemble Vox Angelica Prayer, Reflections and Connected (grades 6 - 9 this fall) Dots Where this Catholic Found Tryout: Monday, June 4 (4:15 - 5:15 pm) Choir Room (At 3:40 pm, OLS School children meet at the Statue of Mary, God . Vol. 1's Foreword is written then are walked over to Church) by former AOD Bishop Michael Byrnes (now Archbishop of Guam) and Vol. 2's Foreword is written Youth Cantors (grades 3 - 9 this fall) by AOD Auxiliary Bishop Robert Fisher. Vol. 2 includes our World Tryouts will be held in the fall after school begins Youth Day 2016 Poland Miracle Story! Call (248) 536-1235 to place your order, while they last! Send them off to college with a Bible – We are eager to have you join us in ministry! and true stories to warm their soul when the going gets tough and Mrs. Esther Szafranski, Director of Music Ministries they wonder if what we believe is true! Is God real – and does how Dr. Noriko Ernst, Associate Director of Music Ministries Mr. Will Gramzow, Associate Director of Music Ministries we live really matter? He is! It does! Proceeds go to help fund the World Youth Day pilgrims to Panama in 2019, Our Lady of Sorrows School Endowment Fund and Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit.
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LITURGICAL M INISTERS TRAINING ! VACATION B IBLE S CHOOL N EWS
INTERESTED IN SERVING AS LAST CALL TO REGISTER! AN EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER Vacation Bible School is ready OF HOLY COMMUNION OR A LECTOR? to go. All Station Leaders and There will be a training for new liturgical ministers on Tuesday Station Team Members have May 29, 2018 . been assigned. Thank you to all who have volunteered to EMHC Training will begin in the Lower Level at 7:00 p.m . and make this a memorable week for all. The party begins June 18th. move to the church partway through. If you have not yet registered, Registration will CLOSE JUNE 1, Lector Training will begin at 8:00 p.m. in the church. 2018. Go to olsorrows.com under the religious education tab to If you wish to attend the training, you must RSVP to Sharon Williams register. Don’t Miss Out! by either calling the parish office at (248) 474-5720 or emailing [email protected]. CATECHISTS N EEDED I hope to see you there!! Sharon Williams, Coordinator of Stewardship Have you had a personal encounter with Jesus Christ? Would you like to share CATECHIST T OPIC T UESDAYS that experience with our kids?
Contact the Religious Education Office at Catechist Topics Offered This Summer (248) 474-6480 for information on being part of our Religious Education Team. Tue. July 10 at 6:30 p.m. Topic 19: Catholic Social Teaching Current Openings Presenter: Sharon Williams Grade 1 Grade 2 Tue. July 17 at 6:30 p.m. Grade 5 Topic 18: Spirituality Presenter: Sharon Williams Catechist Aides Safety and Security Team Tue. July 24 at 6:30 p.m. Prayer Team Leader (individually test Topic 20: Evangelization students on prayers) Presenter: Michael Chamberland
Tue. July 31 at 6:30 p.m. 2018-19 R ELIGIOUS E DUCATION Topic 16 Vision of Vatican II Presenter: Michael Chamberland Religious Education Registration Now Open Tue. Aug. 7 at 6:30 p.m. olsorrows.com (Religious Education) Topic 7: Holy Trinity: Sacred Mystery Do you have a child in Kindergarten? Is your family new to the Presenter: Anita Houghton parish? If yes, please be sure to register for our After-School Religious Education Program. Classes meet on Monday evenings There is no charge for the presentations but please RSVP to 5:45-7:15 p.m. Classes begin Sept. 10, 2018. Early registration [email protected] or (248) 474-6480. All sessions will helps with accurate staffing and materials. Thanks! ! take place in the Lower Level of the Church. Questions? Contact the Religious Education Office at (248) 474- 6480.
(Information in the bulletin is limited to parish-sponsored activities) NOW HIRING Send an email to: [email protected] There are job openings in the Religious Education Office. Attach a file with the information you want in the bulletin (use Please visit aod.org for more information. Microsoft Word, Microsoft Publisher or Adobe PDF format).
Information must be received no later than 12:00 noon on Tuesday to guarantee that it will be included in the following 33333333333333 ! weekend’s bulletin. Call the Parish Office if you have any questions (248) 474 -5 720. Qhtr% P GhqsT 8u puAh vt
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OUR L ADY OF S ORROWS S ENIOR G ROUP RCIA P ROGRA M (55 Y EARS AND A BOVE ) ►Dinner Out Sunday, June 3 at 4:00 P.M. Antonio’s, 31735 Plymouth Road (West of Merriman). Call Thom or Donna Noles at (248) 946-4721 to make a reservation.
►Pinochle/Game Day Are You Interested in the Catholic Faith? Thursday, June 14 at 1:00 P.M. Our Lady of Sorrows will soon begin a new journey in faith to Church Hall Center share the richness of the Catholic Church and our parish family. We Come and join us for an afternoon of fun and good company. invite you to learn what the Church teaches and be introduced to some of our parish members. ►June Picnic The sessions also are opportunities for you, and others that you Thursday, June 21 at 11:30 A.M. may wish to invite, to ask those perplexing and difficult questions you Church Halls North and Center may have about the Church. These gatherings are for inquirers and Join us for our annual picnic. We will have hot dogs, hamburgers and are open to people who are unbaptized, as well as those who are bratwurst. Members are free. Fill out the form below, put it into an baptized Christians from Protestant or Evangelical backgrounds, as envelope marked “Senior Group” and place it in the church collection well as Catholics who have not yet received the sacrament of basket by Sunday, June 15. (Please register so we have a count.) Confirmation or Eucharist. If you would like to know more about the RCIA, please check out ►Book Discussion Group the parish website: www.olsorrows.com, or contact Sharon Williams Wednesday, June 27 at 1:00 P.M. (248) 474-5720 or [email protected]. Parish Office Building Call Angie Sheridan at (248) 476-1803 with any questions. EN S INISTRY STIR M ’ M
►Farmington Players Afternoon Outings Men’s Ministry Event — “Reason for Belief” 2018-2019 Season Tickets Available June 14, 2018 Order now to get first choice of reserved seats. Four plays— 8:00 - 10:00 PM comedy, musical, drama. Cost is $68. Call Kay Dingeman for more John Cowley’s and Sons Pub information at (248) 476-9238. 33338 Grand River Avenue
JOIN US FOR A REVIEW OF SHORT FILMS THAT HELP US EXPLAIN OUR FAITH .
OUR LADY OF SORROWS SENIOR GROUP For more information, contact Mike Chamberland at (248) 474- June Picnic 5720 or [email protected]. Organized by STIR Men’s
Thursday, June 21 at 11:30 am Ministry at Our Lady of Sorrows.
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CONTACT PHONE NO.: ______Today’s culture sends mixed and various messages about true manhood. It can be difficult to live the Christian/Catholic life without NO. ATTENDING: ______AMT. ENCLOSED: ______people, in particular BROTHERS, as an example and mentor along (Members - Free / $11.00 non-members) the way. No one in STIR Men’s Ministry has it all figured out, but we do know there is real strength in numbers and we would love for you Place this form with your check/money for the dinner in an envelope to make us even stronger. marked “Senior Group” and drop it in the collection basket STIR Men's Ministry is directed to all men ages 16 and older by Sunday, June 17 (FIRM DEADLINE) who desire the opportunity to pray, reflect and talk with other like- Make checks payable to: Our Lady of Sorrows Parish minded Christian men who desire to be all that God calls them to be. Call Kay Dingeman at (248) 476-9238 with questions. Prayer Meetings EVERY Saturday Morning 6:00 am-7:45 am in the Family Center Chapel P GhqsT 8u puAh vt Qhtr&
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CSA Minute Marriage and Family Ministry Engaged couples across the Archdiocese of Detroit have been preparing for summer nuptials through marriage preparation programs. Stewardship Thoughts Catholic marriage is a calling from God to a shared vocation of A Trinitarian theme — three persons in one God — connects life and love. CSA gifts allow the archdiocesan Office for Marriage today’s Scripture readings. In the First Reading from Deuteronomy, and Family Ministry to advise couples of the steps necessary to seek Moses professes that due to God’s uniqueness, people should be marriage in the Catholic Church, including completing marriage inspired to follow His directives. According to St. Paul’s Letter to the preparation programs to help build a foundation for this important Roman community, the Spirit permits us to become adopted children sacrament. and heirs through Christ — Roman society held adopted children in The office also offers programs that enrich and nurture couples high esteem. In a powerful evangelization message from St. in every stage of the family life cycle. Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus commissions His Apostles: Go, therefore, For more information about CSA-funded ministries, programs, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the and services, please go to aod.org. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Do we, as faithful stewards, realize our baptismal call, our gift of discipleship from the Lord? Moved by the Holy Trinity, do we express this discipleship in a spirit of evangeliza- 2018 C ATHOLIC S ERVICES A PPEAL (CSA) tion by welcoming home our brothers and sisters who have left the faith, and those who do not know Christ? Please read Archbishop Allen Vigneron’s pastoral letter, Unleash the Gospel, at unleashthegospel.org, to review the guideposts for evangelization in the Archdiocese of Detroit. UNDRAISER FOR UR CHOOL Our Lady of Sorrows F O S 2018 CSA Goal: $275,093 !
CSA Contributions/Pledges $130,901 Amount Needed to Reach Goal $144,192
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Date This Year Last Year Difference 04/22/2018 32,446 34,223 -1,777 -5.19% 04/29/2018 36,277 41,112 -4,835 -11.76% 05/06/2018 41,959 40,414 1,545 3.82% 05/13/2018 34,386 33,514 872 2.60%
05/20/2018 31,763 30,429 1,334 4.38% Fiscal Yr. to Date 1,805,722 1,832,610 -26,888 -1.47% Military White Table On Display for Memorial Day (7/1/17 - 6/30/18) To honor our loved ones for Memorial Day the Christian Service Diocesan Contributions ! FY 17-18 16-17 15-16 14-15 Commission has Displayed a Military White Table. It serves as a som- Peter’s Pence ! 1,019 6,687 4,755 1,085 ber reminder of those that aren’t here to celebrate. Remembering Missionary Co-operative ! 48,257 12,103 8,409 17,754 them honors their sacrifice and that of their families. We invite you to write the name of your military loved one and place it on the prayer ! Propagation of the Faith 7,328 9,114 7,431 7,743 board. Our parish community will remember them in our prayers. Aid for Military Archdiocese 2,755 - 194 100 Catholic Charities of 4,819 110 5,979 7,342 SET WITH PRIDE Southeast Michigan ! A WHITE TABLE CLOTH symbolizes the purity of their Retirement Fund Religious ! 14,401 15,457 14,132 13,306 motives when answering the call to duty Aid for the Church in 3,054 2 ,485 3 ,450 3 ,252 A BLACK NAPKIN for prisoners of war Central Eastern Europe ! A CANDLE stands tall for the blood that the soldier shed ! Catholic Relief Services 19,320 7,214 5,448 8,650 A RED ROSE for the hopes and prayers of those awaiting Rice Bowl Receipts 1,210 —- —- —- their loved one’s return A YELLOW RIBBON for the loyalty waiting for those serving CSA Pledges 2018 $130,901 262,390 274,795 242,087 2018 Goal: $275,093 ! abroad AN INVERTED GLASS for the fallen A SLICE OF LEMON for the bitter loss of the fallen soldier Other Information ! This Fiscal Yr Last Fiscal Yr A PINCH OF SALT for the loved one’s shedding tears Parish Endowment Fund 1,035,080 953,655 AN EMPTY CHAIR symbolizes the missing comrade who isn’t here Endowment Fund (2,144)* 72,492 Gain/(Loss) on Investments VOLUNTEERS N EEDED TO S ERVE L UNCH Capital Improvement Envelopes ! 11,854 13,932
Excess CSA Refunds/ Yr. 2018 (144,192) Yr. 2016 9,566 St. Christine’s Soup Kitchen (CSA Shortfall) ►Tuesday, June 5 Tuition Assistance ! 1,885 2,960 Saints for Tomorrow Annual Fund ! 142,555 188,493 Help is needed to prepare and serve lunch at St. Christine’s. You have the option of the morning or afternoon shift. St. Vincent de Paul - OLS Chapter 49,171 52,049 Please contact Kim Garry, Christian Service Coordinator at Parish Scrip Program Income 173 376 (248) 536-1156 or [email protected]. This is a great opportunity to get your family involved in service. Food Pantry Collection April 2018 824 9,436
*Endowment Fund Gain/(Loss) for period of 4/1/2018 - 4/30/2018
God, empower us to be generous, giving whatever is needed, whenever it is needed.
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There were tastings of Caribbean rum, Bailey’s Irish Cream, Fr. Mark simply beamed! Our spiritual father had anise-flavored Arabic “Arak” and the Ivezaj Family’s imported all of his children, all generations, at home, under Albanian moonshine, “Raki.” Nancy and Mike VanDenBerg did one roof, happy and smiling even in rain-soaked first-rate work tending “bar” and kept the fun and lively banter going adversity, enjoying each other’s company and with high energy and great smiles! Post dinner, people of all ages breaking bread together! As a father, or mother, went into the gym to watch a movie, munching on popcorn and kick- it doesn’t get any better than that! ing back! That, dear people of God, was some good This kind of event does not happen without the help of dozens church! and dozens! Marilyn Trumper-Samra, Coordinator of Youth & First, the handsome indentured servants: George Samra Young Adult Ministries who is a gift from God - and rocked it right there with me from start to finish! Wowza! What a trooper! The Knights of Columbus came to set up chairs and tables in the tent early that morning to get us start- ed. Hospitality’s Sandy Gallagher helped cover and decorate tables along with mother and daughter teams Carole and Allison Surella, Sarah and Faith Emmerling and Jennifer and Sophia Franklin. Big blown kisses and tipped halos to our greeters, Elaine Wurm and Carol Matthews, our awesome “fire maker” Chris Bush and children Declan, Ethan and Serena, our hotdog cookers Lilian and Mark Lebednick, Larry Alessi and good man Joe LaPat who did yeoman’s work steering that project; people who would have brought wood for the bonfire had weather cooperated – Dana Whinnery, Amy Malaney, Michael Emmerling, Venita Furtado and Bill Moylan. Bless- ings to Paul, Carole, Amber and Jonathan Ligenza who were slated to run the bonfire and s’mores pits, but the rain had other ideas. Second shift Hospitality arrived – Dolores Dolecki and Miriam Kmetzo – and helped order the tent, kept things moving and helped with cleanup, along with Jason Cavanaugh, Mike Chamberland the Ligenzas! We have to raise our hands high in praise to all the great cooks who made an ethnic dish. I hope I’ve not missed anyone because you each need to be celebrated and honored for your hard work and commitment. YOU made the night the great event it was and so many of you came in ethnic clothing or with other cultural touchstones, ready to tell your story and explain with great pride what we were eating. THANK YOU: Anand Thakur, Ofelia Arganoza, Sermad and Kristie Bakkal, Mayco and Marian Bojaj, Maria Catapang, Joanna Codilla, Fidelia Sule, Julio and Elizabeth Freyre, Venita Furtado, Sandy Garmo, Natasha George, Lina and Alan Ghassan, Callista Ikwechegh, Maria and Vince Ivezaj, Eva Jabora, Monica and Nadir Kizi, Kelly and Brent Leciejewski, Elsa Luliani, Valentino and Rushe Lumai, Carmen Maffezzoli, Lizette Maloney, Toby and Simy Manimalethu, Chris and Lynda O’Donnell, Joe Panetta, Lizabella and Leo Panganiban, Pat Sayers, Maria and Ferdinand Seely, the Susai Famly, Peter and Jennifer Spanopoulos and Peter’s mother; Qiong and Neil Wasylewski and Qiong’s brother visiting from California, Regina and Simon Vulaj and Margaret and Jason Zewatsky. Greatest thanks go out to Janet Husaynu, whose experience, wisdom and organizational skills proved to be a blessing over, and over again! You rock! Qhtr P GhqsT 8u puAh vt
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! WELCOMED INTO THE FAITH LIFE S ORROWS C.Y.O. A THLETICS OF THE CHURCH FALL SPORTS SIGN UP by Rev. Paul W. Graney Please sign your child up for fall sports (Soccer, Volleyball, May 20, 2018 Cross Country & Cheerleading). Follow the link below:
Go to www.olsorrows.com, then click on School/Campus Life/ Nolan Michael Borton Athletics/Fall Sport Sign Up/Fall Sports: Soccer/Cheer/ Child of Michael Borton and Jennifer (Mizzi) Volleyball/Cross Country. James Edward Hendricks Child of William Hendricks and Sarah (Kellison) TRYOUTS :
Anna Elizabeth Krajewski Girls Soccer Child of Eric Krajewski and Erin (Highfield) August 8, 9, and 10 on the OLS Soccer Field Junior Varsity 12:00pm - 1:30pm We welcome your newly baptized child into our parish family. Varsity 2:00pm - 4pm We share your joy and excitement. Your child is a gift to all of us. Boys Soccer: TBD With you we celebrated the beginning of your child’s faith. May God bless your family and guide us all as we journey together. Volleyball To the newest Christian in your home, welcome! August 8, 9 in the OLS Gym Junior Varsity 5:00pm - 6:30pm Varsity 6:30pm - 8:00pm SCOUTING O PPORTUNITIES Cheerleading: July 25 at Total Sports Farmington Junior Varsity & Varsity 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Cross Country: No Tryouts – everyone makes the team. First practice August 8. Must sign up on St. Fabian website.
CYO F AL L F OOTBALL D EADLINE
Last Call for CYO Fall Football! Final registrations are being accepted for boys who will be in grades 3 thru 8 in the fall . CYO Football is the only faith-based football program that teaches teamwork, discipline and hard work. Cub Scout Pack 110 is now recruiting for the 2018-2019 school year! If you are a boy or girl in grades K-4 and are Participation Fee is $195.00 interested in learning more about our pack, please visit our Register Online at http://www.olsorrowsathletics.com/ website or contact us below: If you have any questions contact Mark Diederich [email protected] [email protected] or (248) 207-3216. [email protected]
A LL S PORTS C ONDITIONING C A M P
July 30 – August 3, 2018 Boys and girls in grades 3-8 this fall who want to prepare for upcoming fall sports tryouts are welcome to participate in our All
Pack 110 website Sports Conditioning Camp. We will focus on conditioning, footwork and agility. Camp will be held at OLS Field from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Keep up to date on all the fun and special events by visiting our The cost is $35 and includes a camp t-shirt if you register by July 1. Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/olsorrowsschool. Register Online at http://www.olsorrowsathletics.com/ If you have any questions contact Mark Diederich at “Like” our page and automatically get notification of our posts. [email protected] or 248-207-3216. P GhqsT 8u puAh vt Qhtr
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Please call the Parish Office at (248) 474-5720 if you have a family member or friend in need of our prayers. KNIGHTS OF C OLUMBUS Names will be removed after three months , but can be renewed with a phone call.
Jesse Alcala John Hoeflein Magdalen Richter St. Francis Council #4401 Stella Arvan William Holloway Eleanor Rockne Johnny Bahoura Art Horvath Debbie Rodgers Father Mark Livingston’s Ordination Cicely Balbin Tracy Howard Nancy Rynearson More than a dozen Knights from St. Francis Council were Sergio Balbin Susan Ingold Richard Rytel blessed to witness the ordination of Deacon (now Father) Mark Liv- Shannon Bebes-Wassman Sr. Rose Jameson Maria Mediatrix Salgado ingston at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral on May 19. The photo Madison Becigneul-Koonter Anne Juba Mike Sanborn shows Father Mark receiving a gift from the Council commemorating JoAnn Billiu Donna King Maria Saucedo his ordination. Abby Bolde Sharon Knecht Frank Sawicki Louie Brewert Rachael Kozak Richard Schimko John Brickman Cynthia Kruse Wanamaker Jean Schornick Anthony Buttacavoli Marietta Kruse-Wells Joan Seborowski Maureen Carlson Joe Kujawski Laurie Shipley Virginia Cassar Doris Landry-Kruse Mark Slavsky Robert Cenkner Patricia LaPat Mary Small Holly Cholagh Roman Lis Linus Smith Genny Cleary Sheila Lynski Dr. John Sopuch Mary Ann Conklin Mary Mara Mary Doreen Sturdevan Timothy Conlon Ken Marshall Christa Sullivan Fritz Costley Piper Martin David Sullivan Bridget Dean Zach Martin David Szandik Mary Ann DeVellis Carol Matthews Bernice Szymanski Sarah Dillinger Janelle McDonald Rita Tesorero Debbi Duggan Vickie Merrill Frances Thomson Last Call for Memorial Day Parade Keith Dwyer Stephanie Merritt Kim Tompson St. Francis Council will take part in the Farmington Memorial Day Karissa Dziuban Jennifer Miner-Newland Dr. Jann Trzeciak Parade. Knights will participate by marching while carrying a very Josephine Evangelista Maxine Misenar Mary Valpredo large flag. What a great opportunity to be with our Brother Knights Logan Fadool Lynette Mitan Ryan Van Koughnet and honor America! Please call Dean Wojtowicz (248) 794-3582 to Brenda Fedorowicz Susan Najor Albert VanRenterghen march with our fellow Knights in this great activity. Bob Ferguson Sara Nehra Michael Venstra New Second and Third Degree Knights Justine Galat Monica Noch Ida Wadenstorer Don Lemay, Andrew Caruso, Balasunder Dodda and Joseph Rebecca Gentner Ronald Novack Kay Waldecker Power each completed their Formation (Second) and Knighthood Kathie Gorzkiewicz Carolyn Oblender Christopher Wandy (Third) Degrees on Wednesday May 18. These Catholic gentlemen have completed their journey into Knighthood. Emil Grohman Jr. Bria Ortiz-Rivera Elaine Weider Memorial Day Jackie Grohman Pat Wilkins Richard Pacini As we pause to remember and pray for those who made the Richard Grohman Tom Wilkins Sherry Palmer ultimate sacrifice, all the Knights of St. Francis Council #4401 wish Ian Haezebrouck Susan Palomba Kathryn Winkel parishioners of Our Lady of Sorrows Parish a Happy Memorial Day. Jan Haezebrouck Ricky Parks Evelyn Yarber Membership Rose Hassell Sandy Parks John Yarber If you are interested in joining the St. Francis Council Knights of
Lisa Havel Karen Perkienimi Columbus, please contact our Advocate and Membership Director, Residents of: Donna Hay Mark Peterson George Curran at [email protected]. George can also be Rosalie Hebeler William Power, Jr. American House reached at (248) 891-6639. Susie Hensoldt Kathleen Quain Medilodge For additional information about St. Francis Council, please see the Gary Hesse Michael Quain Farmington Hills Inn online newsletter at www.mikofc4401.org/newsletters.htm. Tyrone Hicks Joseph Ricci ! SUBSCRIBE TO O UR P ARISH Y OU TUBE C HANNEL Lord Jesus, in you all healing is performed. You, Lord, For the latest news and inspiration! are the miracle worker. In your Spirit, your gift of healing is alive. In you Lord we can put our trust that you can heal us, Our Channel is: OLOSFMI Once on our channel simply click the red box which says “Subscribe” and protect us from the enemy, and death of our soul. For more information please contact Mike Chamberland From “A Prayer to Jesus for Healing” at (248) 474-5720 [email protected] Qhtr ! P GhqsT 8u puAh vt
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SUNDAY , M AY 27, 2018 WEDNESDAY , M AY 30, 2018 SUNDAY , J UNE 3, 2018 7:30 AM Cantor Warm-Up/CR 6:30 AM Mass/Chapel 7:30 AM Cantor Warm-Up/CR 8:00 AM Sunday Liturgy/CH 7:00 AM Kids' Club/A-Gym 8:00 AM Sunday Liturgy/CH 9:00 AM Cantor Warm-Up/CR 7:30 AM Mass/CH 9:00 AM Child. Vocal/Vox Angelica/Youth Instrum. 9:30 AM Children's Liturgy of the Word/CH Halls 9:00 AM Spanish Bible Study/Chapel/MT/MK/LK Warm-Up/CR 9:30 AM Sunday Liturgy/CH 3:40 PM Kids' Club Snacks/Cafeteria 9:00 AM Youth Handbell Choir Set-Up/CH 10:45 AM Cantor Warm-Up/CR 3:45 PM Choir Snacks/CHS 9:30 AM Children's Liturgy of the Word/CH Halls 11:15 AM Children's Liturgy of the Word/CH Halls 3:55 PM Kids' Club/A-Gym 11:15 AM Sunday Liturgy/CH 4:15 PM Youth Music Min. Recognition Evening/ 9:30 AM Sunday Liturgy/CH 12:30 PM Cantor Warm-Up/CR CH Halls 10:45 AM Cantor Warm-up/CR 1:00 PM Sunday Liturgy/CH 7:30 PM Adult Vocal Choir Rehearsal/CH/CR 11:15 AM Children's Liturgy of the Word/CH Halls 5:00 PM Cantor Warm-Up/CR THURSDAY , M AY 31, 2018 11:15 AM Sunday Liturgy/Baptisms/CH 5:30 PM Sunday Liturgy/CH 6:30 AM Mass/Chapel 12:30 PM Adult Handbell Choir Set-Up/CH ONDAY AY M , M 28, 2018 7:00 AM Kids' Club/A-Gym 12:30 PM Adult Vocal Choir Warm-Up/CR 7:30 AM Mass/CH 7:30 AM Mass/CH 1:00 PM Sunday Liturgy/Mass of Thanksgiving/ TUESDAY , M AY 29, 2018 9:30 AM Practice Bridge/MT CH 7:00 AM Kids' Club/A-Gym 3:40 PM Kids' Club Snacks/MT/MK 2:00 PM Fr. Mark Livingston's Mass of Thanksgiving 7:25 AM School Band Concert Rehearsal/ 6:30 PM Living Wax Museum/Cafeteria/School Reception/CH Halls Cafeteria 7:30 PM Adult Handbell Choir Rehearsal/CH 5:00 PM Cantor Warm-Up/CR 7:30 AM Mass/CH 7:30 PM St. Clare Men/Women AA Group/MT/ 8:40 AM Music Min.School Mass Warm-Up/ 5:30 PM Sunday Liturgy/CH MK 7:00 PM Toastmasters Club/CHN Set-Up/CH FRIDAY , J UNE 1, 2018 8:40 AM Y outh Cantor Rehearsal/CR 6:30 AM Mass/Chapel 9:05 AM School Liturgy/CH EVENTS SCHEDULE LOCATION CODE: 7:00 AM Kids' Club/A-Gym 11:30 AM Scripture Study/PO #1 CH = Church 3:40 PM Kids' Club Snacks/MT/MK 7:30 AM Mass/CH CHC = Church Hall Center NWCR = North Wing Class Rooms 3:40 PM Kids' Club Snacks/Cafeteria CHN = Church Hall North PO = Parish Office 4:00 PM Track Uniform Return/Athletics Garage CHS = Church Hall South POSL = Parish Office Staff Lounge 6:30 PM Mother of Perpetual Help Devot./CH 3:55 PM Kids' Club/A-Gym CR = Choir Room SCH = School 6:30 PM Sacrament of Reconciliation/CH 7:00 PM Emmaus Small Group Wrap-Up/Social/ ECC = Early Childhood Ctr YYA = Youth & Young Adult Room CHC/CHN JN = St. John Rm Family Ctr 7:00 PM Troop #110 Boy Scout Court of Honor/ LK ATURDAY UNE = St Luke Rm Family Ctr CHC/CHS S , J 2, 2018 MK = St Mark Rm Family Ctr 7:00 PM E MHC Training/CHN 6:00 AM Men's Ministry Meeting/Chapel/MT MT = St Matthew Rm Family Ctr 7:00 PM School Band Concert/Cafeteria 8:00 AM Mass/CH 7:15 PM EMHC Training/CH 3:00 PM Sacrament of Reconciliation/CH U PCOMING E VE N T S 7:30 PM Young Adult Mtg./YYA Room 4:00 PM Cantor Warm-Up/CR 8:00 PM Lector Training/CH 4:30 PM Sunday Liturgy/CH MAY Tuesday, May 29 AROUND T HE A RCHDIOCESE New Liturgical Ministers Training (see pg. 5)
Wednesday, May 30 THE ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT CELEBRATES Dine with OLS at Panera (see pg. 10) THE FEAST OF CORPUS CHRISTI JUNE Sunday June 3 Friday, June 1 11:00 a.m. Mass and Eucharistic Procession Deadline to register for VBS Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament 9844 Woodward Ave., Detroit 48202 Sunday, June 3 Fr. Mark Livingston Mass of Thanksgiving (see this page) All Catholics, including our most recent neophytes, are invited to come for this celebration of the Eucharist and Eucharistic procession on the streets surrounding Monday, June 4 the Cathedral. Together, we will express our deep faith in the real presence of Christ Girls Vocal Ensemble Tryouts (see pg. 4) in this awesome sacrament and pray for peace in the Archdiocese. Thursday, June 7 8th Grade Graduation Mass Sistine Chapel Choir Returns to Detroit Monday, June 18 — Friday, June 22 July 11 at 7 p.m. Vacation Bible School (see pg. 5) Detroit Opera House
Tickets are limited! Visit ticketmaster.com to buy tickets. Please that the Parish Office will For more information go to be closed on Monday, May 28 in http://sistinechapelchoirtour.com/tour/ observance of Memorial Day. P GhqsT 8u puAh vt QhtrQhtr " "
OUR LADY OF SORROWS CHURCH OUR LADY OF SORROWS SCHOOL 24040 Raphael, Farmington, Michigan 48336 Parish Office 23815 Power Rd., Farmington, Michigan 48336 Principal: Meghan Evoy Phone: (248) 474-5720 · Fax: (248) 474-1340 Associate Principals: Katie Miller, Gar Willoughby Website: www.olsorrows.com Director of the Early Childhood Center (ECC): Betsy Gabrish Director of Advancement: Julie McCormick Parish Office Hours Monday and Tuesday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Preschool - Grade 8 Office: ...... 476-0977 Wednesday through Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm School Fax: ...... 615-5567 Saturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm School Committee: Gerry Mato ...... 476-0977 PTG: Liz Flynn ...... 476-0977 PASTORAL STAFF Rev. Mark S. Brauer, Pastor PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL
Rev. Mario V. Amore, Associate Pastor Chairperson Mark McInerney Vice Chairperson Ray Maffezzoli
Rev. Paul W. Graney, Associate Pastor Secretary Anthony Boardman Rev. Mr. Mark Livingston
Rev. Mr. Don Quigley, Christian Service Pastoral Care 474-5720 Members Don Bridenstine Jason Cavanaugh Michelle Randall Sharon Williams Mr. Mike Chamberland, Coordinator of Evangelization 474-5720 Mrs. Kim Garry, Christian Service Outreach 536-1156 PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Ms. Patti Hammer, Administrative Assistant 474-5720 Chairperson Terry Hirsch Vice Chairperson Mrs. Linda Morgel, Administrative Assistant 474-5720 Mr. James Nordbeck, Business Administrator 615-5575 Members Mrs. Karen Paterson, Administrative Assistant 474-5720 Cathy Dillon Miriam Kmetzo Debbie Milton Mrs. Mary Patton, Administrative Assistant 474-5720 Jill Morketter Karl Seilo Joe Sparks Scott Terzich
Ms. Susan Siemiesz, Facilities Coordinator 474-5720 VPC Representatives: Carmen Maffezzoli, Marilyn Trumper-Samra Mrs. Marilyn Trumper-Samra, Coordinator of Youth/Young Adult Ministries 536-1235 Mrs. Sharon Williams, Coordinator of Stewardship 474-5720 Commission Chairpersons Christian Service ...... Diane Martz, Beverly Kimbro Music Ministries St. Vincent de Paul Society ...... Michael Cuschieri Mrs. Esther Szafranski, Director 615-5568 Evangelization Committee ...... Julia Szymkowski Dr. Noriko Ernst, Associate Director 536-1153 Parish Life/Formation ...... Scott Terzich Mr. William Gramzow, Associate Director 536-1151 Worship ...... Religious Education Office 474-6480 Art/Environment Committee ...... Carla Amori, Laura Smentowski
Mr. Greg Crachiolo, Director (Preschool-Grade 8) 615-5570 CHURCH HALL KITCHEN - 615-5564 Mrs. Linda Cwiek, Administrative Assistant 474-6480 Ms. Grace Papa, Religious Education Consultant 536-1171 OLS FAMILY CENTER
24080 Raphael, Farmington, Michigan 48336 Athletic Department Mr. Tim Morris, Director 536-1242 Please note: our complete bulletin is also published on our parish website (Rev. 05/08/2018)
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