SAINT MARY OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS A Journey in Faith To Love and Serve the Lord FOUNDED 1890 SOLEMNITY OF CHRIST THE KING • NOVEMBER 24, 2019 THANKSGIVING BASKETS
THIS WEEKEND
ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH, St. Mary will be delivering Thanksgiving Food Baskets to families in our area that may not otherwise have the opportunity to celebrate a traditional Thanksgiving meal.
COME AND VOLUNTEER TODAY for the packaging and/or delivery of the Thanksgiving food baskets. We will be packing non-perishables on Saturday, November 23rd, after 5:00 PM mass. Delivery of the Sunday, November 24th.
YOUR ASSISTANCE IN packing and delivery is necessary for a successful Thanksgiving project.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP! THANKSGIVING DAY MASS
MASS WILL BE celebrated on Thursday, November 28th, Thanksgiving Day, at 9:30 am.
THERE WILL ALSO be regular morning mass on Friday, November 29th at 9 am. EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
THERE WILL BE NO EUCHARISTIC ADORATION ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH.
There will be exposition, benediction and adoration on Friday, December 6th.
OFFICES CLOSED
The Parish and Faith Formation offices will be closed on Friday, November 29th. Have a safe and Blessed Thanksgiving Holiday. ATTENTION LECTORS:
Please pick up your new liturgical workbooks in the vesting sacristy. FAITH FORMATION
SAINT MARY, OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS FAITH FORMATION SESSONS 1955 E. Commerce, Milford, Michigan 48381 Pastor: Msgr. John Budde Mon-Thu Nov 25-28 No Sessions all grades [email protected] Happy Thanksgiving!
Weekend Associate: Rev. Gordon Judd, CSB Mon Dec. 2 EDGE Grades 6-7 Deacon: Paul Nickels Tue-Wed Dec. 3-4 Faith Formation Grades K-5 Pastoral Associate: Valerie Thompson Wed-Thu Dec. 4-5 Faith Formation Grade 8 [email protected] Mon Dec. 9 EDGE Grades 6-7 Website: www.stmarymilfordmi.org Tue Dec. 10 The Parable Project drama Phone: 248-685-1482 FAX: 248-684-5642 PARISH OFFICES Secretary: Cherie Makie [email protected] Christian Service Assistant: Judy Vance [email protected] Technology Coordinator: Cathy Gannon [email protected]
FAITH FORMATION OFFICES 248-685-2702 Director of Faith Formation: Colleen Gonzalez: [email protected] Director of Adult Formation/RCIA: Anita Daroczy VBS IS BACK ON TRACK [email protected] AT ST MARY FOR 2020! Men’s Ministry: Mel Boomer [email protected] Director of Youth Ministry: Olivia Frailing Please welcome Mr. Matt Hoef who will [email protected] be our director of the Rocky Railway! Faith Formation Admin Assistant: Wendi Hines [email protected] If you would like to get on-board MINISTRY OF MUSIC to help, Matt may be reached at Music Minister & Organist: [email protected] or 313-378-4703 Steve Hansen: 734-730-7970 [email protected] Joe Hassell: Guitarist—810-623-4794 New Covenant Youth Ensemble THE SAINTS CAN LEAD US TO VIRTUE Maureen Simms 248-684-5289 [email protected] THE CHURCH RECOMMENDS four virtues that
PARISH COUNCIL will help us get to Heaven. Saints are people Council President: Larry Chludzinski whose examples can help us acquire these Council meeting is the fourth Monday of the month. important virtues.
WORSHIP Chairperson: Judy Ulbrich 248-685-7066 Temperance - This virtue teaches moderation Commission meeting is the second Tuesday of the month. and self-discipline. St. Therese of Lisieux was indulged as a child,
CHRISTIAN SERVICE but through temperance, gave up her selfish ways. She is known for Chairperson: Jerri Somervell her little acts of great love. Commission meeting is the second Tuesday of the month.
FAITH FORMATION Justice - Justice encourages us to respect others’ rights. St. Peter Chairperson: Mike Ciarelli Claver used to meet the ships docking in Columbia full of people to Commission meeting is the second Tuesday of the month. be sold as slaves. He gave them food and medicine and shared God’s FINANCE Chairperson: Art Kasik 248-770-6324 love. He baptized almost 300,000 slaves. Commission meeting is the third Tuesday of the month.
BAPTISMS Please call the Parish Office to arrange for your Fortitude - This virtue helps us do what is right despite difficult child’s baptism. circumstances. St. Gianna Beretta Molla was a pediatrician and MARRIAGES Arrangements may be made by contacting the mother. She became ill while pregnant but refused to end her unborn Parish Office at least six months before the wedding date. child’s life, even though it meant her certain death. You must also be a Parishioner six months previously.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Individual Confession on Prudence - St. Joseph, the husband of Mary, used reason to make Saturdays between 9:00 & 9:30 am or anytime upon request by calling the Parish Office. the right choices. He determined how best to protect his family, and was a faithful husband and father. rev. 09/24/2019 2 visit us online: www.stmarymilfordmi.org FAITH FORMATION
UNCLOKING THE MYSTERY OF THE BIBLE
THE BIBLE IS at the heart of our faith and our relationship with God. Reading the Bible should bring us closer to Christ, but ATTENTION MEN – SAVE THE DATE many people find it hard to even begin. The aim of this learning Event: Men’s Retreat Location: St. Paul of the Cross Retreat Center system is to make the complex Dates: January 24th – 26th, 2020 simple! TO MAKE A reservation or get more information please THIS WILL INCLUDE home Bible contact one of these co-captains: reading, thought-provoking Dennis Belcuore 248-891-2730 Peter Schappach 248-363-8853 discussion questions and will Terry Webb 248-686-4246 open the door to a newfound understanding of God’s Word and his plan for your life. Thursdays beginning January 9 7 pm, Rooms 7,8
To register please contact Faith Formation office at 248-685-2702 or [email protected]
$25.00 materials fee Questions: Contact Anita Daroczy Does it seem to you that each year the holiday season gets busier and busier, and we get further and further away from the true meaning of Advent and Christmas? The Vision of Vatican II Deacon Tim Pilon The best way to combat this tendency is to adopt or renew Advent traditions in the home. Whether you are single, a EVEN THOUGH THE Second busy parent with kids, or empty-nesters, you can celebrate Vatican Council did its work Advent like you are actually anticipating the coming of just a little over 50 years ago Christ—which is the whole point. and many of its reforms have It’s a spiritual journey! been implemented in today's church, surprisingly few Catholics have a deep understanding of the council itself Remember the reason for the season; Advent and Christmas and its broad purposes and outcomes. We invite you to join are CHRISTIAN LITURGICAL SEASONS. When you know Deacon Tim Pilon, who was a seminarian during the years what the season is meant to be, you will more likely do of the council and who is part of a generation of clergy the kinds of things that emphasize that purpose. who hung on every word that came out of Rome for the council’s duration. Through video and other types of WHAT DOES ADVENT MEAN? Advent derives from the presentations, as well as lively discussion, we hope to Latin adventus meaning ‘arrival’ or ‘approach’. provide insight into Vatican II and its outcomes.
THE SERIES WILL continue at St. Mary on WHEN DOES ADVENT BEGIN? Advent is the liturgical season November 25th @ 7:30 pm in room 5. we celebrate as the precursor to the Christmas season.
*IT IS RECOMMENDED for all adults, especially those who Don’t skip it! It’s there for a reason. are involved in catechizing and evangelizing as well as those who simply would like to know more about the trends in Advent begins on the fourth Sunday (December 1, 2019) Church thinking today. before Christmas and ends on December 24th.
We strongly invite the “merely curious.” Please join us. an excerpt from Gretchen Filz www.catholiccompany.com visit us online: www.stmarymilfordmi.org 3 CHRISTIAN SERVICE
CHRISTMAS HAM ORDERS THE GIVING TREE
IF YOU HAVEN’T decided what you are going to serve TAGS ARE ON THE TREE! for Christmas dinner (you know it’s really not that WELL THE TREES are up and the tags are on. far off, only 31 days!) you might want to consider a Please help those in need in our community by Dearborn Ham or Kielbasa. taking a tag from the Giving Tree. After ORDER FORMS ARE available in the courtyard lobby and purchasing your gift, please return it to the area in the on the parish website. courtyard lobby. Please be sure to securely attach the WE WILL HAVE them available in future tag to the gift with the gift description facing up. bulletins as well. All gift certificates may be returned to the basket also located in the courtyard lobby, again with the tag securely RIGHT TO LIFE CHRISTMAS attached and gift description facing up. CARDS PLEASE PURCHASE ONLY the gift that is on the tag. Many of you like to add items for the children, but please RIGHT TO LIFE Christmas cards are available in remember most of the children on the tree have siblings. the Parish Offices. You may come into the office to When additional gifts are purchased for one tag, it creates purchase them during the day. The Faith Formation Staff an imbalance of gifts for all the children in the family. can also provide you with them in the evening. If you would like to do more, then please take additional tags. PROCEEDS FUND VARIOUS programs in an effort to promote life for all. IF YOU LOSE your tag after purchasing your gift, not to worry, just give us a call and we can figure out what numbers belong on your gift. HEALTH MINISTRY Please return all gifts and certificates by HEALTH TIDBIT December 15th.
ALZHEIMER'S IS A progressive brain IF YOU ARE unable to purchase your gift (there are many disease that causes problems with memory, thinking and reasons why this could happen), lose your tag, or can not behavior. The disease gets worse over time and eventually return your gift by the due date, please call Val Thompson comes to a point where a person can no longer accomplish a t (248)685-1482 prior to December 17th. daily tasks. There are drug and non-drug options that may WE BEGIN PURCHASING all missing gifts on December help treat symptoms. Understanding these options can 17th, so that no Giving Tree recipient is disappointed. help both individuals living with the disease and their caregivers to cope with symptoms and improve quality WANT TO HELP WITH SORTING OR DELIVERY? of life. Call Val Thompson at 248-685-1482 Did you know? Alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in the
United States. PRAYER QUILT MINISTRY There is no cure for Alzheimer's, but there are Prayer for our Recipients treatments that can slow down its progression. Every 65 seconds, someone in the United States WHEN SOMEONE RECEIVES a Prayer Quilt many develops Alzheimer's disease. prayers have been said in their behalf on those Symptoms: ties. The PQM continues to pray for all whom have received Memory Loss a quilt with this special prayer….”We offer our prayers today for the recipients of our quilts. For those that received Trouble Planning or Solving Problems prayer quilts last month, that they feel supported on their Confusion with Time or Place journey. For those that will receive the quilts we create Misplacing Things & Unable to Retrace Steps today, that they feel some relief in anticipation. For all Mood & Personality Changes those who still need our prayers, that they receive the peace How to help someone with Alzheimer's disease: of body and mind that they require. For those recipients who Keep a Daily Routine have gone to their heavenly reward, may they find peace and Don’t Overstimulate joy in the arms of God. We request these blessings in the Be Reassuring name of Jesus Christ, the healer of all our ills, Amen. ” Don’t Yell or Argue DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO NEEDS THE COMFORT OF PLEASE CONTACT: A PRAYER QUILT? DONNA BINNS-GORDON, 248-933-0941 if you have CALL THE ST. Mary Parish office at 248-685-1482 to arrange questions or are interested in joining the Health Ministry. for that person to receive the benefits of a prayer quilt.
4 visit us online: www.stmarymilfordmi.org CHRISTIAN SERVICE WORSHIP
KNIGHT NEWS ATTENTION
MY BROTHER KNIGHTS, a Happy Thanksgiving to ALL LITURGICAL MINISTERS! my Brother Knights and fellow Parishioners. This USHERS, LECTORS, ALTAR SERVERS, SACRISTANS Thursday we celebrate time with our family. I hope it can be relaxing time for us. I know the people that prepare HOLIDAY MASS SIGN UP SHEETS are available in the following locations: the food will disagree about it being relaxing because they work very hard to put the best dinner on the table that Lector and Altar Server sheets are in the vesting sacristy. they can. But let us remember the less fortunate of our Usher sheets are in the usher’s closet. community. Some will have a very simple dinner, some will have none. So if you can spare some time; help out Sacristan sheets are in the working sacristy. in some way. It doesn’t have to be a great act. A small donation to a food bank, service at a soup kitchen; but IT TAKES MANY volunteers to get us through the holiday mass schedule. Please sign up early! always a prayer for our needy of our area. This is not just for the Holidays, these people always with us. Our Brother IF YOU HAVE any questions, please call the Parish offices, Knights wish the best to you and your family. or your ministry coordinator. FROM FULTON J. Sheen’s Wartime Prayer Book. “Could an Architect plan a building without planning the smallest WEDDING COORDINATORS NEEDED details? Could God make a universe without a provincial plan for everyone of us?” WE ARE IN NEED of additional volunteers to assist with the coordination of weddings. As a coordinator you would be Enjoy Sunday with your family present at the rehearsal and provide Gus LaRuffa – PGK (248) 912-7406 instruction and directions to the wedding Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Council 7444 party. You would also be present the day of the wedding to assist. Full training will be provided by current coordinators. Calling all young adults! PLEASE JOIN THIS wonderful ministry that helps to Mark your calendars and save the date! prepare those on their most special day. Please call the office for more information or to volunteer. Call Cherie for more information: 248-685-1482 BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE OF THE DECEASED
would like remembered. During the Masses of
USHERS NEEDED!
WE ARE IN NEED of additional ushers to assist at all masses. If you volunteer to usher, you would only be obligated to do so about once per month. If you are involved in other liturgical activities, or have family members involved, scheduling is coordinated so that everyone serves together as a family. Please note, entire families can also usher together, so if you have teens, please feel free to include them with you.
INTERESTED OR HAVE QUESTIONS? Call Kevin Reside at 248-757-0627. visit us online:www.stmarymilfordmi.org 5 EUCHARISTIC SCHEDULE
CELEBRANT LECTORS CHILDREN’S NURSERY ALTAR SERVERS SACRISTANS USHERS GREETERS LITURGY SATURDAY Anna Cheney November 30th, Lillian Lesniak No Children’s Hannah Riley Judy Vereecke David Cheney Anna & David 5:00 p.m. & Children’s Nursery Jeannette John Cuschieri Cheney Bill Lesniak Liturgy & Jill McDiarmid Fr. John Brevan Ward SUNDAY Dennis Belcuore December 1st, Sharon Dusney No No Jonah Killebrew Shelley Killebrew Tony DiPonio 8:00 a.m. & Children’s Children’s Lorrie Harris Patrice Hartnett Liturgy Nursery Lewis Harris Fr. John Tom Jones SUNDAY Anthony Barbone December 1st, Joan Brees No Children’s AJ Hale Marlene Bruce Ed Barbone Jim Kramb 10:00 a.m. & Children’s Nursery & Pat Buzolits Geno Jannette Liturgy Madeline Ladiski Allen Hale Fr. John Kathleen Justus SUNDAY Angelica Valenton December 1st, Matthew No No Dyana Ellen & Matthew Christian Valenton Brenda Ziembroski 12:00 noon Piechocki Children’s Children’s & Piechocki Christopher Valenton & Liturgy Nursery Mia Rice Jacob Valenton Fr. John Steve Sprague
NEXT WEEKEND’S LITURGY First Sunday of Advent STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS Introduction IN THE MIDST of pre-holiday hyperactivity, “….giving thanks to the Father, who has made you we are offered this quiet season of reflection fit to share in the inheritance of the holy ones in “What I say to on Christ’s coming among us, especially in you, I say to all: light.” Colossians 1:12 unexpected moments. As with our ancestors ‘Watch!’” — Mark 13:37 in faith, His final return is unknown to us, so GOD WANTS US to be happy! Instead of looking at the we probably don’t think about it very much. But how Ten Commandments aware are we of His presence to us now? Have we thought as being restrictive about what our response might be whenever or however and telling us what He makes Himself known to us? Advent is our time to do this. we can’t do, look at them as guides for SCRIPTURE READINGS living a joy-filled Is 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7 A sinful people await God’s and peaceful life. Presence. Most of our problems Ps 80 Lord, make us turn to you; let us see your face and arise when we put our own needs first or spend most we shall be saved. of our time trying to acquire “things.” Instead, try 1 Cor 1:3-9 God’s gifts prepare the Corinthians for Christ’s putting God first in all things. Ask Him how He wants return. you to use your gifts. Mk 13:33-37 Be alert for the coming of the Lord.
ST. VINCENT DEPAUL TODAY AS WE celebrate Christ the King, may we open the door of our heart so wide that we may listen to the voice of Jesus calling us to help build His kingdom here on earth. In the month of November, through your gifts, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul was able to help build the king- dom of God by assisting many area families, providing financial assistance for food, utility and rent bills, etc. Thank You!
Please note that ALL MONIES donated to St. Mary St. Vincent de Paul remain in this area, and are used to assist local families in need.
IF YOU HAVE questions or are interested in joining us, please contact Julie Jacobs at (248) 396-2857.
6 visit us online: www.stmarymilfordmi.org PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO ARE ILL SAINT MARY PARISH Terri Barbarich Iris Nowicki 1955 E. Commerce, Milford, Michigan 48381 Website: stmarymilfordmi.org Laurel Bedgood Walter Nows Email: [email protected] Shirley Bible Joan Opiela Phone: 248-685-1482 Virginia Boomer Tim Pollard Carol Brown Don Ponto Jim Brown Fran Rabideau Weekend Masses Weekday Masses Vince Brown Cindy Rashid Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Monday: 7:00 p.m. Tom Buckley Betty Redford Sunday : 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., Tues., Thurs., Friday: 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon Holy Day Masses Harold Bulgarelli John Rogers Children’s Liturgy of the Word 9:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sarah Campione Marilyn Rogers 10:00 a.m. Masses (except summer) Brent Canup Henry Rossi Nursery Marguerite Carlise Eileen Sausa 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. Masses John Carlton Dave Scherf Terri Chiaz Janet Sikora Chuck Chidsey Anne Sordyl MASSES FOR THE WEEK Richard Cole Graham Squires Eric Cornell Kimi Stephens Monday, November 25th, 7:00 pm Rosario Criscuolo Connie Stewart Bob Pigula, req. by: His St. Mary Family Bill Dawson Christine Tabor Jenny Rossi, req. by: Carol & Lou Margiotta Mary Jane DeCender Lynn Tankersley Tuesday, November 26th, 9:00 am Russ DeLong Bob Tomczyk Jacob DiPonio Hai Tran LaVonne Mayville, req. by: Bill Mayville Tonya DiPonio Michael Trupiano Wednesday, November 27th, NO MASS Dolores Donnellon Chris Tucker Thursday, November 28th, THANKSGIVING DAY Mary Finnegan Diane Turcotte Richard & Betty Casey, req. by: The Casey Family George Goeddeke Erin Van Gordon People of St. Mary Helen Harcharick Frank Walcheck Kathy Harcharick Damon Weaver Friday, November 29th, 9:00 am George Hayden Nina White Wayne Reeves, (For Peace & Healing) req. by: Family Christopher Heater Claude Williams Renee Reeves Renko, (For Peace & Healing) req. by: Family Ann Marie Howard William Wilkins Saturday, November 30th, 5:00 pm Virginia Iaconelli Ruth Wilson Atlas Lee Jackson Arlene Yearn Don & Ron VanGordon, req. by: Patty VanGordon Jackie Johnson Diana Zerilli Howard Rabideau, req. by: Denise Waling Fr. Gordon Judd Nicole Zapinski Sunday, December 1st Dave Kamish Lauren Ziegler 8:00 am Patricia Kelly Connie Zielinski Abad Family, req. by: Abad Family Rob Kelly Laurie Zielinski Jason Kirk Joyce Marie Siller, req. by: The Siller Family Paxton Zielinski Albert Kossman rev.11-24-19 10:00 am Bruce Krot Roger Rice, req. by: Anita & Chris Daroczy Barb Kuehnl People of St. Mary Dorothy LaFave *If you would like to add someone to the prayer 12:00 Noon Connie Lagodzinski list, please call the Parish Becky Lamb Office at 248-685-1482 Mike & Vincent Varilone, req. by: Family Lorraine Latour Kaz Cassar, req. by: Charlie & Mary Cassar Ron Lemmon David Liscinsky Frannie Lesniak Suzanne Marzek Duane McFarlane OFFERTORY REPORT Michael McGregory Due to early bulletin printing, the Marge McDiarmid Mary McNamara contribution report is not available. Noel Meadows Contributions will be reported in next Donna Mercer weekend’s bulletin. Rae Momberg Earl Moore HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Joan Murphy Marcel Musci Lou Nantias visit us online: www.stmarymilfordmi.org 7 YOUTH MINISTRY
MISSION 2019 WE STILL HAVE a few more students to introduce to you. MEET BEN FLAKE. Ben is a third year returning Mission student who is a sophomore at Catholic Central. He plays football, wrestles and does the shotput. He is interested in physical therapy and nursing. Per Ben: “’Strengthen the vine’ is a call to work hard, to go above and beyond the normal things we do to strengthen our relationship with God. I feel that this program is a good opportunity to help and serve God’s people through physical service and the act of giving time to help them.”
MEET IAN TWIGG. Ian is a second year returning Mission student and a sophomore at International Academy West. He skis and dives and enjoys playing video games. Per Ian: “God calls all of us to live out His will and preach this message. This program is a platform for my voice to be heard by the people who need to hear it most. It is an enriching experience that give me and my fellow peers a chance to speak the word of God. Strengthen the vine means to strengthen the connection between us and use that connection to positively affect others around us.”
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