St. Andrew Catholic Church

Archdiocese of Detroit - 1400 Inglewood, Rochester, Michigan 48307 Phone 248.651.7486 - Fax 248.651.3950—www.standrewchurch.org

On The Journey St. Andrew Parish will +It’s no accident that Jesus presented his Beatitudes on a mountain. God delivered celebrate the Wedding Anniversary Mass on the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai. Those commandments were laws written Saturday, February 18th, on stone tablets. Jesus’ Beatitudes are ideals that are to be written on human hearts. 2017 at the 5:00PM Liturgy. Jesus did not overturn the laws of Moses. But with the Beatitudes, Jesus wanted to We will honor and recognize those who shift the focus from external laws to be obeyed to laws of love to be lived in the are celebrating an anniversary of 5, 10, kingdom He came to reveal. 15, 20 years and up in 5 year The Beatitudes turn this world’s standards upside down. Happiness in being poor increments through 50 years and then in spirit? ‘Nonsense!’ the worldly tell us. The road to happiness is found in every year from 50 and up. The Mass aggressiveness, ambition, and success in competition. will include a blessing and a renewal of Happiness, Jesus tells us, is given to us by God. We don’t win it, achieve it, merit it vows. A simple reception will follow in the Activities Building. Kindly RSVP by or buy it. Everyone can have it. When it comes to happiness, everyone can be a February 3. winner. Happiness and fulfillment, Jesus teaches, will come to people with open —————————————— hands, humble hearts and receptive spirits. The kingdom is God’s gift; it’s not ours to fashion as we wish. Wedding Anniversary Mass Blessedness for the sorrowing? The poor? The meek? The persecuted? You Saturday, February 18, 2017 won’t find them on TV talk shows. 5:00 p.m. Who are the meek? They are those who have harnessed their talents and abilities Please return to Parish Office to serve God’s interests, not their own. They find happiness in serving others. Please Print: The hungry and thirsty? They continually seek a better, deeper, and richer First Names: relationship with God. They hunger for a better world in which we care for each ______other. The merciful? They are centered on others. They are willing to forgive and to Last Name: seek reconciliation. ______Now in contrast, Friedrich Nietzsche was a famous German philosopher from the Email Address: nineteenth century who was instrumental in shaping the Nazi philosophy that the ______fittest should rise to the top, and those at the bottom should be dismissed from living. He also believed that God was dead. Date Married______Anniversary being Celebrated _____ Nietzsche’s view is still the rallying cry of many atheists who proclaim that God does not exist, or is irrelevant to our world today. This modern perspective dismisses Number Attending ______

Christian practice and belief. But Saint Paul reminds us that when we put our faith in ______Unable to attend, however, Christ, we cannot be deterred. As we heard in today’s reading: God chose the foolish please include our names with the of the world to shame the wise, and God chose the weak of the world to shame the other anniversary couples in the bulletin. (Continued on page 3 www.standrewchurch.org 248.651.7486 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time January January 29, 29, 2017 2017

2 St. Andrew Staff Directory, Councils & Commissions

1400 Inglewood Rochester, Michigan 48307 Phone 248.651.7486 ... Fax 248.651.3950 … www.standrewchurch.org

Weekday Mass 8:30 a.m. Reconciliation (Confession) 3:30 p.m. Saturday Weekend Masses: Saturday 5:00 p.m.; Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m.

For Anointing of the Sick, contact the Parish Office 248.651.7486

Parish Pastor, Monsignor Michael Hrydziuszko [email protected] ext 101 Associate Pastor, Fr. Robert Johnson [email protected] ext 112 Deacon, Rev. Mr. Marc Gemellaro [email protected] Deacon, Rev. Mr. Thomas Sliney [email protected] Pastoral Associate, Mrs. Patricia Metz [email protected] ext 105 Pastoral Associate, Ms. Nicole Zakrzewski [email protected] ext 104 Pastoral Associate, Mr. Christopher Kasperek, [email protected] ext 114 Christian Service Coordinator, Mr. Joseph Soncrant [email protected] 248.651.9562 or ext 115 Director of Faith Formation, Mrs. Maureen Schreffler, [email protected] ext 116 Parish Business Manager, Mr. Paul Rybicki [email protected] ext 103 Parish Bookkeeper, Mrs. Anne Cairns [email protected] ext 109 Maintenance Department , Mr. Steve Jordan, Supervisor [email protected] 248.651.3050

Parish Office 248.651.7486 Music 248.651.8466 Parish Secretary, Mrs. Susan McCoy Minister of Music, Stephan Pawl [email protected] x100 [email protected] Reflections of Grace, Mr. Jim Balistreri 248.931.1302

Faith Formation Office 248.651.6571 Councils Faith Formation Support Staff, Mrs. Linda Martens Parish Council Chairperson Finance Council Chairperson [email protected] Mr. Richard Koerber Mr. Peter deSteiger Fax: 248.651.2844 248.817.2992 248.651.3322 Faith Formation Staff Commissions Coordinator of Early Childhood Elementary Faith Formation Christian Service Commission Faith Formation Commission Mrs. Maureen Schreffler Mrs. Barbara Pacella Mrs. Diane Bubnar 248.650.0259 Ms. Tina Howell 248.202.7608 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Bill Morrison 248.375.0948 Parish Life Commission Stewardship Commission Elementary Faith Formation Middle School Faith Formation Mr. Evan Reynolds 248.656.8396 Mrs. Linda Maccarone 586.292.5840 Mrs. Lidia Larges Mrs. Jane Gimbutis Mrs. Barbara Mihalic 248.608.1472 [email protected] [email protected]

Youth Minister Worship Commission Jason Spranger 248.651.1359 Mr. Gary Putz 248.652.2275 [email protected] Mr. Dean Holefca 248.652.7223 Affiliated Organizations

Pontiac Area Vicariate Mrs. Mary Coyle 248.651.4801 Knights of Columbus, Mr. Robert Krueger 248.650.1129 Representative s Mrs. Kit Wojcik 248.652.3626 Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan,Mr. Chris Liparoto 248-770-3663

Holy Family Regional School, Mrs. Jeanette Izzi St. Vincent DePaul Office 248.651.9562 [email protected] 248.299.3798 x106 www.standrewchurch.org 248.651.7486 January 29, 2017

Mission Statement / Pastor’s Article 3 Moving St. Andrew Catholic Community closer to Jesus Christ through growing in

Faith, Service and Welcoming.

Parish Mission Statement

Welcome … If you have been attending Mass at St. Andrew and would like to become a member, please visit the Parish Office where youn ca register and discover all the wonderful ways to grow in faith through Christian Service and Outreach, Faith Formation and Youth Ministry, Parish Life, Stewardship and Worship. For more information call 248.651.7486. ¡Bienvenido!

On The Journey (continued from page 1) strong, and God chose the lowly and despised of the world, those who count for nothing, to reduce to nothing those who are something. Our Catholic Christian belief is that Christ is our redemption and our justification, and that living a life modeledonthe Beatitudes leads to happiness and fulfillment. That belief is now two thousand years old, and is still strongly held by more than two billion people. Friedrich Nietzsche is very much dead, and God is quite alive in this world because of those who believe in Jesus Christ and strive to live the message of the Beatitudes. As we move further into this new year of 2017, let’s work at making sure the Beatitudes are clearly written on our hearts – and expressed in our daily actions!

+After much help, review, (and jostling of the computer running the thing for all I know!), the boiler system in church has been running well and as planned! There are just a couple “tweaks” that need to be made, but things have been running smoothly, and automatically, as programmed. Thanks for your patience. After receiving the final inspection reports, all the manuals, etc., we will be releasing our final payment – and then proceed on to our next project!

+There is still time to sign up for the next wave of Alpha here at St. Andrew. The Saturday Men’s Prayer group has already started their wave. Why not sign up now and continue your journey to rediscover Jesus and your faith in your life?!

+Prayers and support for our second and final group of second graders who made their first reconciliation on Saturday this weekend. We keep all of you in prayer as you continue to journey toward your first Holy Communion right after Easter!

+The celebrations and ordinations for our two new auxiliary bishops this past week – Bishop Robert Fisher and Bishop Gerard Battersby – were wonderful and spiritually thought-provoking. Please keep our new bishops in your prayers; Bishop Fisher will have responsibility for the Northeast Region, and Bishop Battersby will have responsibility for the South Region of the Archdiocese.

+Your generosity at Christmas totaled almost $333K – which was $35K more than last year, and significantly more than the budgeted amount. These sacrificial offerings have helped us to pay off the remaining $120K in debt that was on the parish books, which came about from the old vicariate bond debt restructuring. WE ARE NOW DEBT –FREE! Since my arrival, we have diligently worked to pay it off early, saving more than two years of interest expense in the process (that would have been around $15,000). I prayerfully thank you all for your generosity! Now we will have more funds to assist us in addressing the various maintenance issues that exist on our parish campus.

+May we all respond to the call of Jesus to be his true disciples each and every day. I look forward to seeing you in church! Msgr. Mike (with thoughts from FAITH Catholic Publishing)

BUILDING COMMITTEE PRESENTATION

THE BUILDING COMMITTEE INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ONE OF OUR UPCOMING MEETINGS TO LEARN WHAT IS PLANNED FOR ST ANDREW’S GATHERING SPACE

Sunday, January 29 1:30 PM Activities Building Saturday, February 4 3:30 PM Activities Building Thursday, February 9 7:00 PM Church www.standrewchurch.org 248.651.7486 January 29, 2017

4 Christian Service & Outreach HOPE CENTER MONTHLY MEAL: Wednesday, February 8 Care & Share is Feb. 5 Weekend YOU & ME ... RANDOM ACTS OF LOVE Our next Care & Share will bene- “Oh my God, I love you with all my heart, with all my soul and with fit the families in crisis who are all my strength. Lord increase our Love. Help us to love everyone.” serviced by the Catholic Commu- Want to share the love that God has placed in your heart? Here is nity Response Team in Pontiac. Needed another opportunity to donate or volunteer at the HOPE CENTER. items in family sizes include: shampoo, bar soap, toothpaste & brushes, men’s & wom- Serving: Swedish Meatballs over Noodles Entree en’s deodorants, razors & shaving cream. 6 bags Meatballs 100 Small Plates for dessert Thank you for supporting CCRT’s mission to 10# Wide Egg Noodles (Cooked Al Dente and bagged) help serve the poor! Grocery store gift 7 cans Swedish Style Sauce 3 #10 size cans of vegetables cards (any amount) are also welcome. 3 trays of Cornbread 100 - 7-8 oz. plastic cups (Items from Gordon Foods; you do not need to bring all of an item) Red Cross Blood Drive: Sun., Feb. 5 Blood supplies are extremely low! Please Donated items can be brought to the Parish Center kitchen during the week before 5:00 or call Linda Martens 248-651-6571 to make consider donating a pint of blood at our arrangements. To volunteer you must be 18 years old and the time parish Blood Drive on Sun., Feb. 5. We ask is 6:30 - 9 PM. Carpooling available. To donate or volunteer email that you make an appointment by calling [email protected] Ceil Mrock at 248-656-1440. Appointments Mark Your Calendar For These Upcoming Events: begin at 8 AM and run through 1:45 PM. Your appointment will determine how Feb. 12 (Sun.) Mass for World Day of the Sick by Archbishop Allen Vigneron, many nurses we will be assigned for our at 11 AM, in the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament on Woodward blood drive. You can help save up to five Ave., Detroit. Pray for the sick, care-givers, and healthcare professionals. lives by donating your precious blood for Feb. 12 (Sun.) Climate Change Presentation, by Oday Salim, Attorney: Great someone who may be in crisis. First time Lakes Environmental Law Center & Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, at 2 PM in donors are welcome! Please call Ceil today! Our Lady of Fatima Church on 13500 Oak Park Blvd. at Coolidge, Oak Park. Further details about this event at miccg.org Off the Wall Graffiti…

Feb. 15 (Wed.) Catholic Charities USA is hosting a Webinar on Parish Social A little grey hair and Ministry & Legislative Advocacy, at 2 PM EST. This webinar will identify plenty of wrinkles is a small price to pay for all this wisdom! those issues CCUSA will seek to advance with Congress and the new Admin- istration and will offer practical strategies on how to motivate & organize parishes on particular issues. You may request resources and get further Needle-work Ministry News information about the Feb. 15th webinar by sending your message to: Know how to knit or crochet? It is a [email protected]. Thank You! skill that can be easily learned. All are welcome to attend the next gathering on Feb. 22 (Wed.) Opiate Epidemic Workshop, by Mark Kilgore: certified pre- Sat., Feb. 4, 11, 18 and 25 in vention specialist & peer recovery coach, at 10 AM, in Sacred Heart Major St. Andrew Parish Center Seminary, Det.. $5 p.p. Register: https://opiateworkshop.eventbrite.com lower level, at 10:00AM. Mar. 3 (Fri.) Crossroads’ Pregnancy Center Annual Benefit Banquet, guest Charitable agencies benefit speaker is Le’Yandria Murray, at 7 PM in the Royal Park Hotel, Rochester. from the efforts of this ministry. Nancy Adults only RSVP to: www.crossroadspregnancy.org before Feb. 17 ! Stevens, Chairperson. www.standrewchurch.org 248.651.7486 January 29, 2017

Worship 5 Parish Mission First Friday...February 3 Volunteer Meeting Eucharistic Adoration and Tuesday, January 31 Exposition

7:00PM Parish Center 9:00 AM-3:00 PM in the Chapel Get Involved! Volunteers are need- “The importance of Eucharistic Adoration is shown in ed to assist with various aspects of the fact that the Church has a ritual that regulates our Lenten Parish Mission March it: the Rite of Eucharistic Exposition and Benedic- 28-30, 2017. Come find out more about this truly transfor- tion. This is an extension of the adoration of the mational experience. Opportunities include, greeting, hospi- Blessed Sacrament which occurs in every tality, sales, publicity, Set up, clean up, just to name a few. Mass: "Behold the Lamb of God, behold him who There’s something for everyone of all ages. Come see how takes away the sins of the world. Blessed are those you can use your gifts and talents to serve the Community called to the supper of the Lamb." Exposition of the of St. Andrew. If you’re unable to make the meeting, but Blessed Sacrament flows from the sacrifice of the Mass and serves to deepen our hunger for Commun- would like to help, please call the parish office at 248-651- ion with Christ and the rest of the Church. The Rite 7486. concludes with the ordained minister blessing the faithful with the Blessed Sacrament.” Have you borrowed a Pyx? Source: http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/ If you have borrowed a Pyx and are no devotionals/adoration/ longer in need of it, please make sure to return it to the Church so that others who need Help Needed with Altar Linen Care them may borrow them. One or two people are needed to help with care and cleaning of the purificators and corporals that are used ATTENTION LECTORS at Mass. If you are available to help with this im- portant task, please contact Nikki at the parish office In preparation for the next Lector 248-651-7486 for more information. Schedule, please let Anne Alber- tus know if there are dates that Alpha Sign Up you will be out of town or otherwise unavailable to serve as a lector during the months of March, April, This Weekend after Mass and May. Don’t miss out First meeting is Wednesday, Singles Fellowship 35+ February 1 Calling all single people age 35 and up! We're having our first meeting of the Singles Fellow- ship 35+ on Sunday, February 26 at 4pm in the lower level of Attention Men the Parish Center. Come to en- The Homebound/Elderly Ministry has a need for a gen- joy a meal of subs, chips and tleman to make visits twice a month to Sunrise Senior pop, as well as conversation and games. We will have a Living Facility in Rochester. The person has to be orient- calendar of events planned for March to share and look ed to this ministry before making visits. Please call Mary forward to your input on future activities. See you Grace at 248-693-4450 if you are interested and for there! Questions, call Stefanie Makar, 248-802-2901 more details, or the parish office at 248-651-7486. www.standrewchurch.org 248.651.7486 January 29, 2017

6 Faith Formation

New Bible Studies for 2017

Follow Me: Meeting Jesus in the Gospel of John with Edward Sri. Experience the joy of following Christ. This is your guide to a personal encounter and renewed friendship with him. Jesus wants you to be more than just a believer – he wants you to be his disciple and friend. The meeting dates are: Jan. 19; Feb. 2 & 16; Mar. 2, 16 &30; April 13 & 27; May 11 from 9:30am-11:30am in the Parish Center. There is a materials fee, to be determined. Please call Linda at 248-651-6401 to register. Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Lively Virtues with Bishop Barron The seven deadly sins are patterns for dysfunction that lead us to unhappiness. Bishop Barron explains the pervasiveness of pride, envy, anger, sloth, greed, gluttony and lust and shows us how to counteract these sinful patterns. The group will meet on Thursday evenings in the parish Center from 7-9 beginning on February 2. Call Linda Martens at 248-651-6401 for more information. Bringing It with Fr. Bob New Blog

Are you overwhelmed? Do you procrastinate? Are you plagued with feelings of indecision, fear or doubt? These are just a few of the ways resistance manifests itself. It gets in the way of our happiness.

Fr. Bob is blogging on the book, Resisting Happiness by Matthew Kelly. Join Fr. Bob on FaceBook as he reflects on ways to conquer resistance and move toward being better versions of ourselves.

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Faith Formation 7 CONFIRMATION PREPARATION

Confirmation Preparation letters have gone out. If you do not receive one by the end of this week, please let us know. If your teen goes to a private school other than Holy Family, please contact our office at 248-651-6401 to be included on our list. The first meeting is for parents and teens and is offered three times. Please choose ONE: Thursday, Feb. 2, 7-9pm in the Activities Building Saturday, Feb. 4, 10am-12noon in the Activities Building Thursday, Feb. 9, 7-9pm in the Activities Building This important meeting is imperative and will outline the plan for your teen’s journey toward Confirmation. Thank you for your support. Maureen Schreffler, Director of Faith Formation and Jason Spranger, Youth Minister

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8 Youth Group

This week women and men travel from all over the country to march toward the Capital in Washington DC in honor of women. They are marching because they believe that every wom- an has the strength and courage to be a mother if necessary. These people are marching because they know that babies are blessings, not curses. This march is a statement to empower women not to run away in fear of becoming a mother. When Gabriel told Mary, an unwed woman, she would bear a son, he started with “Do not be Youth Group Events afraid." Today there are organizations ready to help January mothers through pregnancy, the first few years, 29th—Alpha Youth 6-8:45 in AB and/or the adoption process. There are couples February in the area unable to conceive their own child, 5th—No Youth Group (Super Bowl) but deeply desire to be parents. An unexpected 11th—Winter Jam (Permission slips online) pregnancy for one couple could be an amazing 12th—Alpha Youth 6-8:45 in AB gift of a child for another. How amazing that 19th—Alpha Youth 6-8:45 in AB these women can give their child life and par- ents who will love them like crazy.

Everyone has a right to life. Whether they Reflective Verse of the Week were conceived in Detroit, Rochester, Green Sirach 7:27-28 Bay, or even Ohio. So let's make sure that we are With your whole heart honor your father; supporting our mothers and fathers (especially your mother’s birth pangs do not forget. the young ones) and show them the amazing blessing they will have. Let's remember that it takes a village to raise a child. Mothers are not Remember, of these parents you were born; alone. We are Americans...not American'ts...you what can you give them for all they gave smiled a little...don't lie ;) you?

Mother & Unborn Baby Care: Challenge for the Week maubc.org 248.559.7575 Pregnancy testing, counseling, ultrasounds, Compliment someone new each day. Let’s and support programs build each other up :) Ask for Christina...she's a fellow St. Andrew Parishioner

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Holy Family Regional School

JESUS CHRIST IS THE REASON FOR HOLY FAMILY REGIONAL SCHOOL ACCREDITED BY THE MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS www.holyfam.org

STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Congratulations to our Middle School Students of the Month. Sixth Grade: Jonathan Ference and Haley Makowski. Seventh Grade: Reagan Engel and Finn Tobiczyk. Eighth Grade: Charlotte MacDonald and Patrick Mullen We are proud of these students who have worked hard and deserve to be recognized! Students are chosen by mutual selection of teachers and meet overall middle school goals of academic excellence, strong character and consistent effort. Oakland County Sheriff Bouchard started this PRAYERS OF THANKSGIVING program while in the Senate as the Chairman of the Education We are so happy to share great news about Zac Avripas, a first Committee as a way to recognize young people doing good things. grade student at our school. Zac celebrated the official END of his journey to recovery. ZAC HAS BEAT CANCER! Zac was the OPEN HOUSE first child to "ring the bell" at the Troy Children's Hospital. Zac Thank you to every- was joined by family, friends and the loving medical team that one who came to cared for him. The Avripas Family donated the bell to the our Open House last hospital in honor of Zac and all future warriors. What an Sunday. We are incredible honor to be able to do that. We give thanks to God looking forward to for the blessings bestowed upon Zac and his family! welcoming many new families to Holy DONUTS WITH Family next fall. If you were not able to DAD attend the Open Kindergarten students took House, please con- some time to enjoy “Donuts tact Jeanette Izzi, with Dad.” The dads were Director of Enroll- treated to a special tribute and ment at (248) 218- each students completed a fun 4554. Private tours fact book about their dad. We are available. Discov- love spending time with our er Catholic educa- dads at school, it’s a real treat! tion for your family We are grateful for our dads at Holy Family! and their dedication to family. www.standrewchurch.org 248.651.7486 January 29, 2017

10 Prayer Requests and Readings Prayer Requests Readings Download Our Parish App! January 30 All men & women in the military Our St Andrew Parish app is available Hebrews 11:32-40 & family members to download for iPhone and Android Thomas Domm smart phones. Mark 5:1-20

John Tenuta January 31 St. John Bosco Becky Motzer Stay connected with our parish Hebrews 12:1-4 Nancy Berhorst throughout the week with instant Sister-in-law of Chris Camilli notifications, an easy-to-access event Mark 5:21-43

Donald Rinke calendar, and the ability to quickly February 1 Keith Kanuit reply to or share messages via Hebrews 12:4-7, 11-15 Caroline Mayne Facebook or Twitter. Also enjoy a Mark 6:1-6 Donald Brunn bunch of additional features like Amy Waters prayers, daily readings, helpful February 2 Presentation of the Lord Susan Paurazas reminders to silence your phone Cheryl Adair Malachi 3:1-4 before Mass or Confession, and much Margaret Montross Luke 2:22-40 Mother of Karen Zywicki more. February 3 St. Blaise, St. Ansgar Bridget McNulty Help foster a stronger parish life at St Hebrew 13:1-8 Raymond Lutz Andrew and better engage the New Mark 6:14-29 Tarik Dinha Evangelization. Karen Ann Bolcato Grace Vandermeulen Download our app today at February 4 Joelle Oberski myparishapp.com or search your Hebrews 13:15-17, 20-21 Patrick Morrison phone's app store for myparish. Mark 6:30-34 Richard Polpa John Kelly February 5 Reporting Sexual Abuse Robert Ranger Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Linda Konieczny To inform the Archdiocese of Detroit Isaiah 58:7-10 Bill Spezia regarding the sexual abuse of minors Psalm 112 Madeleine Adamec by priests, deacons, and other church 1 Corinthians 2:1-5 Samuel Monterosso personnel and/or to speak to the William Baker Victim Assistance Coordinator, Matthew 5:13-16 Pat Fleming contact 866-343-8055. A caller will be Richard Efta requested to provide his or her name and telephone number. All calls Jack Waters regarding complaints of sexual abuse Stacy Whitney will be returned in a timely manner. Alyson Denyer This toll–free telephone number has Jan Corteville been established as part of an effort Aldo Terenzi by the Detroit archdiocese to protect children, young people, and other Susan Brecht vulnerable people in our schools, Great-nephew of Ken & Jean Beattie parishes, and ministries. This line is Manny Yasso for reporting suspected sexual Elizabeth Faragher misconduct or child abuse within Bill Brusstar archdiocesan institutions and Robin Koerber ministries only. Persons with complaints not involving clergy or Susan Ayotte church personnel should refer to the Mark and John Kramer archdiocesan web site at Carmel Cassar www.aod.org for contact information Mary Kralik for civil authorities. www.standrewchurch.org 248.651.7486 January 29, 2017

Events and Mass Intentions 11 SUNDAY, January 29, 2017 SUNDAY, January 29, 2017 Parish Office Hours 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 8:00 a.m. For the People of St. Andrew 8:00/ 10:00 am/ 12:00 pm Mass (Church) 10:00 a.m.  Lou Merlo req. Merlo and Gregory Families 10:00 am Pre K/K Rel. Ed (School/MPR)  Anna amd William Kager req. O’Donoghue Family 11:00 am Coffee & Doughnut Fellowship (AB) 1:30 pm Building Committee Presentation (AB)  Marguerite Evans req. Family 5:00 pm NOAK Mass (Church) 12:00 p.m.  Bill Shreffler req. Bill and Patricia Cummins 6:00 pm St. Andrew LIFE Teen Night (AB/PC)  John MacKay req. Karen MONDAY, January 30, 2017 Brandon Waters req. Parents Parish Office Hours 9:00 am - 7:30 pm 5:00 p.m. Employees’ Families of DVM Utilities req. DVM Utilities 8:00 am Rosary (Chapel) 8:30 am Mass (Chapel)  Felix Stomber req. Trombley Family 9:30am/7:00 pm Rel. Ed Lesson Plans (MPR/PC)  Susan Melancon req. Family TUESDAY, January 31, 2017 Parish Office Hours 9:00 am - 7:30 pm MONDAY, January 30, 2017 8:00 am Rosary (Chapel) 8:30 am Mass (Chapel) 9:30 am/7:00 pm Rel. Ed Lesson Plans (MPR/PC) 8:30 a.m. Employees’ Families of DVM Utilities req. DVM Utilities

WEDNESDAY, February 1, 2017 TUESDAY, January 31, 2017 Parish Office Hours 9:00 am - 7:30 pm 8:30 a.m. Employees’ Families of DVM Utilities req. DVM Utilities 8:00 am Rosary (Chapel) 8:30 am Mass (Chapel) 9:30 am/7:00 pm Rel. Ed Lesson Plans (MPR/PC) WEDNESDAY, February 1, 2017 6:30 pm Alpha (MPR) 8:30 a.m. In Thanksgiving req. Ann 4:00 pm Children’s Choir Practice (PCUL) Employees’ Families of DVM Utilities req. DVM Utilities THURSDAY, Febraury 2, 2017

Parish Office Hours 9:00 am - 7:30 pm 8:00 am Rosary (Chapel) 8:30 am Mass (Chapel) THURSDAY, February 2, 2017 9:30 am Bible Study (PCUL) 8:30 a.m. Employees’ Families of DVM Utilities req. DVM Utilities 7:00 pm Bible Study (PCLL)  Constance Chila req. Joseph Chila 7:00 pm Parent & Teen Session #1 (AB)  Tom Roberts req. Roberts Family 7:30 pm RCIA (MPR) FRIDAY, February 3, 2017 FRIDAY, February 3, 2017 Parish Office Hours 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 8:30 a.m. Olivia Ogle req. Sheila Argue 8:00 am Rosary (Chapel) 8:30 am Mass (Chapel)  Tom Roberts req. Roberts Family 9:00 am-7:00 pm Eucharistic Exposition (Chapel)  Souls in Purgatory req. Anonymous 6:30 pm Annual Family Fun Night (AB) SATURDAY, February 4, 2017 SATURDAY, February 4, 2017 Parish Office Hours 9:00 am - 3:00 pm 5:00 p.m.  Florentine Mathurin req. B. Nowinski 7:00 am St. Joseph Covenant Keepers (PCLL)  Robert White req. Daughter Joy Ross 8:30 am Centering Prayer (MPR)  10:00 am Parent & Teen Session #1 (AB) Walter Tomalis req. P. Tomalis and Family 10:00 am Needlework Ministry (PCLL) 10:00 am Tithing Committee Mtg. (POCR) SUNDAY, February 5, 2017 3:30 pm Building Committee Presentation (AB) 8:00 a.m. For the People of St. Andrew 3:30 pm Reconciliation (Church) 10:00 a.m.  Frederick Els req. Len and Jean Decker 5:00 pm Mass (Church)  Frances and Joseph Bartelme req. O’Donoghue Family SUNDAY, February 5, 2017  Suzanne Beaudette req. Family Care & Share 12:00 p.m.  Toccarra Jones req. Bill and Patricia Cummins Parish Office Hours 9:00 am - 12:00 pm  Marion MacKay req. Karen 8:00/10:00 am/12:00 pm Mass (Church)  8:00 am—2:00 pm Red Cross Blood Drive (AB) Flo Pilarcik req. Kay Dodson 10:00 am Pre K/K Rel. Ed (School/MPR) 5:00 p.m.  For all those buried at Guardian Angel Cemetery 1:30 pm Baptisms (Church) during the last month 5:00 pm NOAK Mass (Church)

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12 Liturgical Schedule Saturday 5:00 PM Mass Sunday 8:00 AM Mass Sunday 10:00 AM Mass February 4, 2017 February 5, 2017 February 5, 2017 Priest: Msgr. Mike Hrydziuszko Priest: Msgr. Mike Hrydziuszko Priest: Fr. Robert Johnson Deacon: Deacon: Deacon:

Lectors: R. Plichta B. Strnad Lectors: J.. Frenak S. McCarthy Lectors: B. Mott P. Borchard Reader: M. Belej Reader: J. Bourgoin Reader: L. Halushka Altar Servers: Altar Servers: Altar Servers: S. Sangalang SERVERS NEEDED A. Kerr A. Romanski N. Monterosso K. Burgin R. Romanski Musician: Stephan Pawl Musician: Stephan Pawl Musician: Stephan Pawl Cantor: Spirit Song Cantor: M. Filippis Cantor: Adult Choir Greeters Greeters Greeters W. Connolly J. Byszkowski D. Langlois M. Courtright B. Koerber C. Steyer T. Krause R. Broader A. Foster R. Lynch T. Lenchek E. Lenchek S. Stapulionis P. Langlois P. Drummond Ushers A. Gladden Ushers Ushers V. Gustafson E. Reynolds, Capt. R. Watson K. Snook, Co-Capt. T. Olechowski E. Grace, Capt. L. Juriga M. Locke M. Mullen K. Faragher B. Zandi C. Slusser, Co-Capt. C. Stawinski F. Doyle G. Putz N. Rosinski D. Dyar B. Riehl D. Gac J. Juriga M. Cardon Sunday 12:00 PM Mass Sunday 5:00 PM Mass February 5, 2016 February 5, 2017 Priest: Fr. Robert Johnson Priest: Fr. Stan Ulman Deacon:

Lectors: M. Coppola M. Brender Lectors: T. Caporuscio B. Andre Reader: M. Williams Reader: M. Battah

Altar Servers: Altar Servers: K. Munoz SERVERS NEEDED

Musician: Jim Balistreri Musician: Cat Menzies Reflections of Grace

Greeters P. Bubnar J. Green D. Bubnar

Ushers D. Dehn, Capt. A. Mecca D. Iudiciani S. Mecca G. Stefani www.standrewchurch.org 248.651.7486 January 29, 2017