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St Kateri Catholic Church – Dearborn, Michigan 16101 Rotunda Dr. Dearborn, MI 48120 St. Kateri Phone 313-336-3227 Fax 313-441-6769 Catholic Church https://stkateridearborn.org AUGUST 8, 2021 NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PASTOR Rev. Terrence D. Kerner WEEKEND ASSOCIATE Rev. Gary Morelli DEACON THE OF LIFE Rev. Mr. Thomas Leonard 7 FAITH DIRECTOR: Grace Lakatos Decide to have a good day. “This is the day the ORGANIST: Kevin Jakubowicƶ Wake UP Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it.” OFFICE STAFF Mary Masley & Ellie Sajewski The best way to dress up is to put on a smile E-MAIL Dress UP on your face and in your heart. Remember, [email protected] man usually looks at outward appearance, but OFFICE HOURS the Lord looks at the heart. Monday thru Friday: 9:00 AM - Noon and 1:00 - 4:30 PM Say nice things and learn to listen. God gave WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Shut UP us two ears and one mouth. He must have Saturday: 4:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 & 11:00 AM meant for us to do twice as much listening as WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE talking. Tuesday: 6:40 PM Wednesday—Friday: 9:00 AM Look at your cherished ideals and opportuni- Stand UP CONFESSIONS ties to do good. If you don’t stand up for some- Saturday: 3:00 PM thing you will fall for anything. ADORATION Tuesday: 4:00–6:30 PM Reach for the Lord. Remember, you can do Look UP everything through Christ who strengthens PERPETUAL HELP DEVOTIONS Tuesday at 6:30 PM and you. Thursday at 9:00 AM For Marriage, Baptism and Reach UP Make something higher your goal. Trust in the Confirmation information, please Lord with all your heart, and lean not unto your call the Parish Office. own understanding. BOOK & GIFT SHOP Open weekends before and Do this through your prayers. Do not worry after Masses Lift UP about anything; instead, pray about everything. Page 2 St. Maximillian Kolbe When you carry a was born in Poland ROSARY, satan has a and was a Franciscan. He founded the Headache. PRAYER LIST Immaculata Movement When you us IT, he Norma Bak Fran LaMacchia devoted to Our Lady. Ana Bautista Luvisminda Lim Collapses. Edgar Bautista Linda Marcella While imprisoned by Miguel Bautista Pat Mazzola the Nazis, ten men When he sees you praying Lea Berta Sergio Mazzola were chosen to die in IT, he faints. Rose Brunetti Perla Moss reprisal for a prisoner escape. Let us pray the Angela Burger Perla Navarro Micki Cibor Peter Nolan He offered himself in place of a young hus- ROSARY every time, Rachel Clark Timothy Nolan band and father. He was the last of the ten So that he’ll keep fainting. Mason Dehl Kathy Ochs to dies after enduring two weeks of starva- Fabian Esquivel Patricia O’Daniel tion, thirst and neglect. Bob Fulkerson Dorothy Pakron Please join us on Monday evenings at 6 PM at Fran Galer Sidney Saynor Patron: of drug addicts, prisoners, the Blessed Mother’s Shrine (behind the Mark Grigorian Deborah Stoner church) to say the Rosary. families, & the pro-life movement Dolores Hnot Dennis Tymosko You may wish to bring a chair if you need to Mary Hodak Marc Wais Feast day: Aug 14 be seated. Emily Hudson Michael Ward Logan Hudson Jim Weeks Devotion to Our Lady’s Immaculate Heart is one of Austin Johnson the most beloved Marian devotions for Catholics. The Joann King devotion rose to a new level after the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima, when Mary revealed an image of her Immaculate Heart to Lucia, Jacinta, and Francisco at Fatima, Portugal. Who Studies at Sacred Heart? Our mission extends beyond preparing men for the priesthood We also serve active lay students seeking to better prepare themselves for ministry and living out their lay vocation in the secular world. St. Kateri, maiden so pure, Christian so faithful, lover so kind, we call on you, Those who seek to better equip themselves to share the Gospel with faith and hope, to intercede with Lay students work towards short term certificates covering an in-depth study of the Cate- our Lord Jesus to bring physical, emo- chism or full undergraduate or graduate degrees in theology or ministry. tional and spiritual healing to our friends. Contact us today to learn more about our lay formation and scholarship opportunities We believe that Jesus heals. We believe 313-883-8696 | [email protected] | shms.edu/lay that Jesus wants good things for us. And so we make our prayer with the LITURGY LINK confidence and the fervent expectation What gesture do we do before we receive the Eucharist? a) bow, b) that something wondrous, something genuflect, c) make the Sign of the Cross, or d) trace the Sign of the powerful, something life-giving will Cross on our heads, lips, and heart. Why is this gesture important? happen. FAMILY CHALLENGE Learn more about your ancestors this week and resolve to pray for Inspire us to believe as you have be- these family members each day. lieved to the presence and the power FUN FACTS! of Our Lord. Amen. Bubbles were added into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 2014! Page 3 GOSPEL MEDITATION - ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE he lens through which we view life makes a difference. It also unfolding of the human story is the unfolding of God’s story. What T determines who we choose to learn from and what we allow meaning our lives have when they are viewed as a part of God’s to shape our thoughts and feelings. For many, life is simply what it love affair with humanity! We are indeed special. appears to be, a given that either through evolution or some other means just came to be. There is no apparent rhyme or reason to he lens of our faith asks us to learn from Jesus Christ. Jesus, as things and things can be dissected and understood only in terms of T the real Bread of Life, shows us our eternal destiny and com- what they empirically present. To the person using this lens, a tree pletes and frames our lives. It is only in allowing ourselves to be is a tree and a flower is a flower. Their composition and existence taught by Jesus, that faith, hope, and love take on much greater can be understood only to the extent that current human importance. All the relationships in our lives are now structured knowledge allows. Through this lens, what gives life purpose and and ordered using God’s primary commandment of love. Jesus, meaning? This lens has an essentially unknown beginning and defi- then, is not just some man who lived at some point in history. nite end. Once those are accepted, the middle becomes some kind Jesus is the incarnate Son of God who shows us the way, the truth, of pursuit of happiness, with values and principles being things and the life. Using that are self-created and found acceptable. this lens changes things up a great ut there is a Divine lens that also exists and deserves mention. deal. Looking at the B It is found when one stumbles upon faith and begins to see creation that sur- things differently. This lens is of God and reveals a Divine Energy rounds you and the and Life that flows through and in all things. Faith then shows us special unique peo- that all that lives come from this one Source of Love. This is the ple you love, what only true lens that can give human beings the purpose and mean- is God trying to ing they desperately need. From this perspective, all of life is much teach you about more than what is immediately apparent! It now tells and reveals His love for you a story about God generous, creative, and unconditional love! The and the eternal life He wants you to have? REFLECT & RESPOND TO SCRIPTURE “I am the living bread that First Reading: came down from heaven; The prophet Elijah was exhausted and literally prayed for whoever eats this bread death. The Lord answered his prayer by sending Elijah food and drink for strength. How do you encourage others in your life will live forever; and the who are spiritually drained? bread that I will give is my Second Reading: flesh for the life of the Paul held Christian communities to very high standards of con- world.” - Jn 6:51 duct. How well do you think your faith community holds to these standards today? Gospel: LIVE THE LITURGY We hear today John’s account of Jesus’ rejection by his own people. The Jews struggled to think of Jesus as “the living bread INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK that came down from heaven.” What are some of Jesus’ words that challenge you or cause you to struggle? Are we willing to be taught by God? If we are, then we will begin to see things and make judgments using a Divine lens. Often, we per- ceive things with purely human eyes and reference points. When we do this, reality can lose its Divine spark and we miss what God is trying to say. When using human eyes exclusively, Jesus is at best perceived simply as a prophet who has some wise things to say. The human element has a difficult time seeing Jesus’ divinity and recognizing him as the Bread of Life that comes down from heaven. We can easily get stuck on Jesus’ human associations and overlook the marvelous wonders God wants us to see.
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