FEBRUARY 18, 2018



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Lent and the Number 40
ANNUAL LENTEN SOUP SUPPER
The number forty in the Scriptures is usually associated Sunday, February 18, 6:00R8:00 PM, Parish Hall

with an opportunity for people to experience God’s Enjoy a wonderful meal of soups, salads, and transforming power. In the Liturgical Year, the Season desserts all donated by parishioners and local of Lent provides forty days as a me of retreat to reflect businesses. All proceeds to benefit Capuchin Soup upon our lives and to become more like Christ
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Kitchen and Robert Matchen Nutrion Center.
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Tuion Angels News
Thanks to the generosity of Tuion Angels donors, the Tuion Angels Commiee has been able to grant EVENING PRAYER AND ORGAN RECITAL
awards to twentyRfive children, assisng in keeping Sunday, February 18, 2018, 7:00 PM, Stone Chapel
them part of the St. Hugo School community.
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Men’s Chant Schola and students from the University of Michigan. Fr. George Hazler, presider.

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DIRECTORY
PARISH OFFICE 248R644R5460 FAX 248R644R1758 2215 OPDYKE ROAD, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, 48304 Pastor Rev. Msgr. Anthony M. Tocco
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Associate Pastor Rev. Timothy Wezner

Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance Pastoral Associate & RCIA Sr. Barbara Rund, OP

by contacng Pay Sinta at the parish office:
Senior Associate Rev. Joseph Szewczyk

248R644R5460 ext. 2212 or pa[email protected].
Senior Priest Rev. George Hazler, I.V.Dei
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Senior Priest Rev. Joe Grimaldi

Arrangements must be made by contacng Stephanie Weekend Associate Rev. Mark Wendling, SOLT

Spinale at the parish office: 248R644R5460 ext. 2202 or Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Michael T. Smith

[email protected]. Bapsm preparaon

Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Oscar Brown

takes place once a month, usually on the first Wednesday at
Business Manager Brian Bartkowiak

7:00 PM. Celebraon of Bapsms take place on the second Parish Accountant Ms. Carol Pates

and fourth Sundays at 1:30 PM.
Accounts Receivable Coordinator Ms. Cathy Seifert
HOLY EUCHARIST FOR THE SICK OR HOMEBOUND
Music Director Mr. John Siard

Contact the parish office at 248R644R5460. Fr. Joseph

Associate Organist Mr. Mitchell Garcia

visits sick parishioners in the hospital, nursing home or Carillonneur Mr. David Enos

private home.
Maintenance Team Leader Mr. Tom Crane
HOLY HOUR (EXPOSITION OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST)
Marriage Prep. Coordinator Mrs. Pay Sinta

Monthly: Adoraon is held on the first Tuesday of the month
Parish Administrave Assistant Ms. Ruth Whitesell

beginning a er the 8:30 am mass and will connue unl Infant Bapsm Coordinator Ms. Stephanie Spinale

a er the Holy Hour at 7:30 in the Chapel.
Weekend Administrave Assistant Mr. Mason Brown

Daily Exposion of the Holy Eucharist: A er 6:10 AM Mass
Youth Minister Ms. Chelsea Wilde
unl 7:00 AM MondayRFriday (Chapel).
Bullen Coordinator Mr. Bryan Clifford
ROSARY


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MondayRSaturday immediately following the 8:30 AM Mass.
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 248 642 6062

Parish Catechecal Leader Mrs. Barbara BacciRYugovich
REGISTRATION
Rel. Educaon Administrave Assistant Mrs. Angela Venos

All new parishioners are encouraged to register in the parish

SCHOOL 248R642R6131
office. Address changes, moves or deleons may be

reported in person, by phone, by fax or by eRmail.
Principal Mr. Joe Vincler
Assistant Principal Mrs. Nicole Regenk
FORMED: CATHOLIC VIDEOS ON DEMAND
Office Manager Mrs. Kelly Ryan

www.FORMED.org Password: WH3XEC


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CLOTHES CLOSET and FOOD PANTRY 248R646R0920
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Winter Hours: Mon T Tuesday 8AMV1PM ; Wed 9AMV1PM

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Deadline for submissions is Mondays by 4 PM via email only
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INDEX
Sr. Barb 3 Online Giving 11 Fr. Tim 3 Religious Ed 12 This Week/ Calendar 4 School News 12 New Parishioners 4 Youth/ YA Ministry 13 Anniversaries 4 AOD  14 Upcoming Meengs 5 NonRParish/RTLRLifespan15   EventsRatRaRGlance 5 Music Notes 16
Parish Mission 6 Military 17 PARISH OFFICE HOURS Fasng Guidelines 7 Prayers for the Sick 17 R V  Lenten Schedule 8 Deceased 17 MON FRI 8:30 AM 4:30 PM Confirmandi  9 Gospel/ Meditaon 18 SATURDAY 9:00 AMV5:00 PM Stewardship/ CSA 10 Mass Intenons 19 SUNDAY 9:00 AMV1:30 PM Offertory 10 Ministry Schedule  20

Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of bullen informaon. We offer our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions that may occur.
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LENT AND THE NUMBER FORTY| by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP
Today’s gospel for the First Sunday of Lent speaks about Jesus in the desert for forty days. Jesus is reliving the life of Israel. Israel came through the Red Sea and was tested and tempted for forty years in the desert. Jesus came through the waters of bapsm and was tested and tempted for forty days in the desert. Jesus experienced the same temptaons that Israel faced, yet Jesus resisted the devil. During these forty days of Lent, we can resist our temptaons through prayer, fasng and charity (almsgiving).

In the Preface for the First Sunday of Lent we prayed: “By abstaining forty long days from earthly food, he consecrated through his fast the paern of our Lenten The number forty in the Scriptures is usually associated observance and, by overturning all the snares of the with an opportunity for people to experience God’s ancient serpent, taught us to cast out the leaven of transforming power. In the Liturgical Year, the Season malice, so that, celebrang worthily the paschal of Lent provides forty days as a me of retreat to reflect Mystery, we might pass over at last to the eternal upon our lives and to become more like Christ. The paschal feast” (2011 Roman Missal p80).
Gospel for Ash Wednesday offers three tools for us to
use during Lent: almsgiving or charity, prayer and Next Week: Lent and Prayer
fasng. Lent is our opportunity to use these tools to foster transformaon in our lives.

Lent is forty days, so let’s begin by reflecng on the number forty. In the Scriptures, the use of forty days or forty years is usually about a crical situaon in life. Below are some examples:
• Noah’s flood lasted forty days (Gen 7:17).
Pilgrimage with Fr. Tim Wezner • Isaac was forty years old at marriage (Gen. 25:20).
• It took forty days for Israel to embalm a body (Gen. 50:2,3).
“At the airport...Just • Moses was on Mt. Sinai for forty days (Ex. 24:18).
waing to board our • Moses sent spies to explore Canaan (the Promised flight for Istanbul.”
Land), and they returned a er forty days (Num. 13:25).
• Israel wandered in the desert for forty years, which Fr. Tim Wezner has le for the Holy Land, and you can was long enough for a generaon to die (Num. follow him online via his blog! Join the pilgrimage as 32:13).
Fr. Tim walks in the footsteps of Christ and visits holy • Moses prayed for forty days (Deut. 9:25R29).
sites of our faith. If you would like to send him specific • Elijah fasted for forty days (1 Kings 19:2,8).
prayer intenons, fill out the Contact & Prayer Request • Nineveh was on probaon for forty days (Jonah form found at the top of the website and press submit. 3:4).
You may also subscribe to the blog so each update will • King Saul, King David and King Solomon each be automacally forwarded to your email!
reigned for forty years (Acts 13:21, 1 Kings 2:11 and
11:42).
Please pray for Fr. Tim and his companions
• Christ’s was tempted for forty days (Luke 4:1,2).
on this incredible experience.
• Christ’s ministry a er His resurrecon lasted for

forty days (Acts 1:3). Visit: hp://frmwezner.wordpress.com
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THIS WEEK AT ST. HUGO
WEEKLY CALENDAR
Rosary following daily 8:30 AM Mass

Monday, February 19, 2018
6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel
7:00 PM Perpetual Help Devotions T Chapel
7:00 PM Bell Choir Rehearsal
7:00 PM Charismatic Prayer Group T School Library

Tuesday, February 20, 2018
WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS
6:10 & 8:30 AM MassT Chapel
7:00 AM Men’s Prayer Group
FEBRUARY
7:00 PM SOV Pastoral Council Meeting

Roger Vogler 7:00 PM St. Vincent DePaul Meeting
Ms. Caroline Cavanaugh


Mr. Jonathan Benefiel Wednesday, February 21, 2018

Anthony and Meredith Atrasz and Family 6:10 AM MassT Chapel

Ms. Maria Mellis 8:30 AM All School Mass T Church

Mr. Tommy Luca 9:15 AM Sunday Readings #2 (Hall B)

Ms. Maureen Schmenk 7:00 PM Bible Study T Engaging the Struggles of Your Heart
Bryan and Rebecca Powrozek and Family

Thursday, February 22, 2018
6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel
9:30 AM Bible Study RGospel of John
7:00 PM Gr. 2 Eucharist & Sacrament Preparation R Church
7:00 PM Liturgical Choir/Schola Rehearsal

Friday, February 23, 2018
6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel
6:30 AM Sunday Readings
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
7:00 PM Stations of the Cross R Chapel

7:00 PM Fridays V Chapel

February 23, March 2, 9, 16 & 23
Saturday, February 24, 2018 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel
5:00 PM Mass T Church

Sunday, February 25, 2018
7:00 AM Mass T Chapel
8:00 & 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon Masses TChurch
Coffee and Donuts a er All Masses T Hall A & Kitchen
Bake Sale T 10:00 AM Mass and 12:00 Noon Mass
10:00 AM RCIA
CELERATING WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
10:00 AM Liturgy of the Word
FEBRUARY
10:00 AM & 12 Noon T Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
T
Jim and Jacqueline Hicks T 26 years
1:30 PM Infant Bapsm Celebraon 6:00 PMR Youth Ministry


If you would like your wedding anniversary listed in The
Herald, please email to pa[email protected].


Library Open Following 8 AM, 10 AM and 12 Noon Masses
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UPCOMING MEETING DATES
Finance Council
Tuesday, March 13, 2018
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Parish Pastoral CouncilVTown Hall
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
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Chrisan Service Commission
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
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Educaon Commission
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
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Evangelizaon Commiee
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWLY BAPTIZED

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Wednesday, April 18, 2018 7:00 PM AND THEIR FAMILIES!
Stewardship Commission
February 2018
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
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Worship Commission Bode Steven Benacquisto
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
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Child of Kelsy (Puffer) and Nicholas Benacquisto

Rory Edward Clor
EVENTSRATRGLANCE
Child of Claire (Fitzpatrick) and Tylor Clor

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Theodore Bauer Clor
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Lenten Evening Prayer and Organ Recital
Child of Claire (Fitzpatrick) and Tylor Clor
Feb. 27
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Wesley James Gannon
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Child of Anastasia (DeRonne) and Patrick Gannon
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Emma Madeleine Hart


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Alexa Drew Hudson
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Child of Danielle (Biro) and Andrew Hudson

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Lillianne Allison Lee
April 25
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Child of Kerry (Melenovsky) and Timothy Lee
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Charloe Joan Ruccolo
Child of Kelley (Merenius) and Jusn Ruccolo

ST. HUGO LENTEN FISH DINNER
Friday, March 2, 2017V 5:00R7:30PM Parish Hall

Baked Whitefish and Cod, Roasted Potatoes, Mac ‘n Cheese, Green Beans, Coleslaw, Rolls, Lemonade, Coffee, Tea & Dessert.


Adults $12 Children $5
All proceeds support our seminarians.

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GATHERING SPACE LENTEN CROSS
by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP
ARCHBISHOP VIGNERON’S PASTORAL LETTER FOURRWEEK MISSION

The CROSS stands not as a sign of death, but of victory TUESDAY EVENINGS IN LENT
over sin. For believers, it is a sign of LOVE. God so loved February 27 through March 20, 2018
the world so much that He sent us His Only Son. God’s 6:30 PM T 9:00 PM
Son, JESUS, showed the depth of His love through His PARISH HALL
willingness to die on the cross for us. The large wooden
Four sessions (two modules each session) including cross in the Gathering Space reminds us of God’s love.
dinner, dessert, prayer, speaker presentaon and
small group sharing.
We invite you to write your individual crosses (troubles, pains, difficules) on the small slips of paper found on FEBRUARY 27
the table near the cross. Tack them to the cross where Nicolas Jorgensen, Archdiocesan Evangelizaon they will remain throughout Lent.
Coordinator, Modules 1 & 2 include: Introducon,
Foundaonal convicon, Catechecal Exposion
On Holy Saturday at the Easter Vigil ceremony, these
paper slips will be burned in the New Easter Fire.
MARCH 6
Pay Chase, Archdiocesan Catechecal Coordinator, Modules 3 & 4 include:
Guideposts 1, 2 & 3

MARCH 13
Nicolas Jorgensen, Archdiocesan Evangelizaon Coordinator, Modules 5 & 6 include:
COLLECTION OF LAST YEAR’S DRIED PALM Guideposts 4, 5, 6 & 7
BRANCHES

Now through March 4, 2018
MARCH 20

Fr. Steven Pullis, Archdiocesan Department Please bring your dried palm branches from last Director of Evangelizaon, Catechesis, &
year to the Church and place them in the boxes
near the tables in the Gathering Space and Church Schools Office, Modules 7 & 8 include: Handicap door.
Guideposts 8, 9, 10 & Conclusion

REGISTER by signing up a er the Weekend Masses, calling the parish office at 248R644R5460 or emailing Chairperson Linda Clarke at [email protected].

VOLUNTEER TO HELP and share your gi s of hospitality, food server, group facilitang or prayer. To volunteer, sign up a er the Weekend Masses, call the parish office at 248R644R5460 or email Chairperson Linda Clarke at [email protected].

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FASTING REGULATIONS

THE OUR FATHER:
From the Archdiocese of Detroit
A Prayer of Consolaon


and A Prayer of Challenge
Fasng is obligatory on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday Thursday, March 8, 2018,
for all who have completed their 18th year and have not 10:00 AMV2:00 PM, St. Hugo of the Hills
reached their 60th year. Fasng allows a person to eat

only one full meal during the day and two smaller meals Facilitated by:
that do not equal the full meal. No eang between meals Fr. Howard Gray, SJ

is allowed. Liquids are allowed at any me. (On Staff at Manresa Jesuit Retreat House)


 Fridays in Lent are days of complete absnence from Feeling overwhelmed, concerned,
meat for all who have completed their 14th year. Meat worried, challenged?
comes from chickens, cows, sheep, pigs an
birds.

Absnence does not include meat juices and liquid foods made from meat. Chicken broth, consommé, soups If that describes you, We are the Church conferences flavored with meat, meat gravies and sauces as well as invites you to a Lenten me for reflecon in the midst of challenging mes.
condiments made from animal fat are technically
not


forbidden. Dairy products like eggs, buer and From the me of Jesus to our present moment, the Our cheese are permied.


Father has held an honored place in Chrisan spirituality. It is a prayer that unites us to the mind and heart of Exempons from the fasng and absnence regulaon Jesus (a consolaon) but also a prayer that confronts us include people who are physically or mentally ill with the call to bring its contemplave realies into our including people with chronic condions such as diabetes. Pregnant and nursing women are also exempt.
contemporary mission to be and act as Chrisans in a world that frequently resists its message (a challenge). It is a prayer that reminds us that Lent is both a me of reflecon and a summons to bear the Cross that leads to Resurrecon. Let this Lent be a season of contemplaon should we find ourselves living within the midst of burdens, challenges and/or unexpected chaos.



To register: www.wearethechurchconferences.com
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LENT AND EASTER EVENT SCHEDULE

LENTEN SCHEDULE 2018
RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE 2018


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INDIVIDUAL RECONCILIATION/PENANCE
Fridays V February 23, March 2, 9, 16, 23
Every Saturday at 3:30R4:30 PM (Church)
7:00 PM (Chapel)
Through Saturday, March 24



ANNUAL LENTEN SOUP SUPPER VICARIATE COMMUNAL RECONCILIATION/
Sunday, February 18
PENANCE SERVICE
6:00 T 8:00 PM (Parish Hall)


Tuesday, March 20, 7:00 PM

LENTEN EVENING PRAYER Our Lady of Sorrows Parish
Sunday, February 18

7:00 PM (Chapel)
Monday, March 26 R 7:00 PM St. Hugo of the Hills Parish PARISH MISSION LENT 2018

March 27 R 7:00 PM
6:30R9:00 PM Tuesday T Parish Hall
Naonal Shrine of the Lile Flower Parish
Dinner, Prayer, Speaker, Group Discussion

Archbishop Vigneron’s Pastoral Leer
No confessions will be heard a er Monday, March 26. 

Fr. Joseph will be available for emergencies. Tuesday, February 27

Nicholas Jorgensen T Modules 1 & 2
Archdiocese of Detroit Evangelizaon Coordinator

HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE 2018

Tuesday, March 6
Pay Chase T Modules 3 & 4
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Archdiocese of Detroit Catechecal Coordinator

BLESSING OF PALMS R PALM SUNDAY
Tuesday, March 13
Weekend Masses, March 24R25
Nicholas Jorgensen T Modules 5 & 6

T Bring bells
Archdiocese of Detroit Evangelizaon Coordinator
HOLY THURSDAY
Thursday, March 29 R 7:00 PM Mass (Church)
Tuesday, March 20

Fr. Steven Pullis T Modules 7 & 8
GOOD FRIDAY
Archdiocese of Detroit Department Director
Friday, March 30
12:00 PM Staons of the Cross (Church)

1:00 PM Liturgy (Church)

R


Following Liturgy Divine Mercy Novena (Chapel) ANNUAL FISH DINNER


Friday, March 2
HOLY SATURDAY/EASTER VIGIL
5:00 R 8:00 PM (Parish Hall)
Saturday, March 31


CHORAL TENEBRAE
12:00 PM Blessing of Food (Chapel) 8:00 PM Easter Vigil Mass (Church)
Sunday, March 25

7:30 PM (Chapel)
EASTER SUNDAY
Sunday, April 1
Masses at 7:00 AM (Chapel),

EASTER EVENING OF REFLECTION 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM & 12:00 Noon (Church)
Fr. Ron Richards, JCL
No 5:00 PM Mass on Saturday or Sunday
April 25, 2018
7:00V 8:30 PM Parish Hall
Sponsored by Adult Faith Formaon

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Congratulations to Our Confirmation Recipients !

Alberts, Ellie
Knapke, Kate
Sorren, Anna
Anger, Alexander
Kotsovos, Michael
St. Andre, Lauren
Antakli, Chloe
Kraemer, Drew
Stechow, David
Atkinson, Courtney
Kraemer, Tess
Susanto, Peter
Balanay, Sofia
Lockwood, Wade
Swider, Ethan
Bandol, Annabella
MacLean, Sean
Tuohy, Lauren
Bloom, Josephine
Marsh, Kennedy
Turkot, Joseph
Boike, Jack
McEachern, John
VanDieren, Maria
Bonema, Anna
McGrath, Aidan
VanNorwick, Grace
Borrello, Gianna
Meathe, Benjamin
Vitello, Alexander
Bortolo, Gianclaudio
Mejia, Sofia
Wagenblast, Sebasan
Browne, Ryan
Merchant, Emma
Waltz, Bowen
Carriedo, Ana
Merchant, Nicole
Wasco, Abby
Casper, Tatum
Merchant, Sean
Wayne, Michael
Chow, Xavier
Milch, Samantha
Weissman, Sarah
Cleary, Craig
Mohring, Ella
Wells, Caroline
Cleary, Isabel
Muson, Charloe
White, Olivia
Czarnecki, Patrick
Mutone, Olivia

Denipo, Giuliano
New, Caitlyn
Previously Confirmed:
Dietz, Reagan
New, Michael
Hakim, Jusn
Dorocak, Henry
Nouhan, Sara
Hanna, Christa
Elsen, Sophia
Nykerk, Keely
Hannoudi, Natalie
Ervin, Jake
Nykerk, Natalie
Kalabat, Sean
Escoto, Regina
Olah, Zachary
Keena, Anya
Farina, Guadalupe
Paddock, Joseph
Lewis, Louis
Farner, Carolyn
Palizzi, Daniel
Manni, Anthony
Fatur, Evan
Paton, Anna
Okka, Jenna
Fatur, Trent
Petrosky, Ania
Sessa, Chiara
Fonville, Henry
Petrucci, Ava
Sudzina, Sophia
Giglio, Bianca
Pieper, Michelle
Yaldo, Elliyana
Guerrieri, Alexis
Priebe, Andrew
Yaldo, Joseph
Henderson, Tulia
Rivard, James

Higgins, Lillian
Rivera, Sherwood
RCIA Process:
Holman, Charles
Roberts, Benjamin
Fonville, Henry
Howe, Hailey
Roberts, Grace
(Bapsm, Confirmaon, Eucharist)
Jouhet, Liana
Schwarz, Amelie
Wagenblast, Sebasan
Kalil, Jacob
Segura, Jose
(Confirmaon, Eucharist)
Kennedy, Jessica
Shepard, Rachel
Klein, Lily
Smith, Jordan

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STEWARDSHIP/ CSA
UNLEASH THE GOSPEL, GROW YOUR FAITH
CSA PLEDGE UPDATE
as of 2/14/2018

Our Goal: $424, 736
Current: $452,542
107%

Pledging Families: 809
UNLEASH THE GOSPEL Pledging Families Goal: 1100
GROW YOUR FAITH
75% of Pledging Families
Our parish has so much to offer to those in the community.
We are a beacon of hope for those in need, Thank you to all who have helped us reach our for those suffering, for those who are hungry, searching, goal!
Now that we’ve reached our CSA goal, all gi s and in need of our prayers and assistance in a multude received will be returned back to the parish without the of ways.
We are also there for our parish family through Archdiocese of Detroit keeping a poron of the the administraon of the sacraments, the celebraon of donaon.
Addionally, CSA donaons do NOT impact Mass, and the Holy Eucharist.
How blessed we are to be the CSA target for subsequent years. A gi to the CSA is able to serve so many in our parish and community!

one of the best ways to benefit the parish, as we
connue to offer Spirit filled opportunies for worship, We are called by God to connue to advance our parish educaon and service.

mission and to build up God’s Kingdom.
There are so
Thank you for supporng the mission
many more people who need our assistance. There is so and ministry of St. Hugo’s!
much more work to be done. The reality is that we will
always need resources to do God’s work.
Unl the needy You may pledge your gi online at
are clothed, the hungry are fed, and the Gospel is spread hp://sthugo.aodcsa.org
to the ends of the earth, we will need resources.

Many of you have already submied your Commitment Card to the church and have commied your offertory
support to connue to advance our parish mission. For OFFERTORY UPDATE that, we thank you! Others have not yet submied Weekly Weekly
Weekly

Date
commitment cards. Our goal through this iniave is Offertory
Budget
Variance
100% parcipaon from our parish community.
Please 02/11/18 $ 39,965  $ 42,428  $ (2,463) turn in your Commitment Card this week if you have not 02/04/18 $ 45,962  $ 42,428  $ 3,534  already done so.
Please pray for our parish. Please 01/28/18 $ 46,586  $ 42,428  $ 4,158  become involved in the life of our parish by joining a
01/21/18 $ 39,430  $ 42,428  $ (2,998) ministry to help serve those in need. St. Hugo of the Hills is a wonderful parish because of YOU and what each one This weeks offertory includes online giving of $9,139.00 of us makes of it!

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YTD Actual
YTD Budget
YTD Variance
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!
2017R18 $1,356,200  $1,400,127  $ (43,926) St. Hugo of the Hills Parish
2016R17 $1,289,873  $1,360,062  $ (70,189) 2015R16 $1,354,203  $1,348,545  $ 5,658 

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ONLINE GIVING
ATTENTION ONLINE GIVERS

If you are increasing the amount of your donaon to the parish in response to Commitment Weekend, you must go online and change your donaon in the Online Giving program. We will not be able to automacally change your donaon for you. If you are a managed giver (the office set up your account for you) you should call Cathy Seifert at 248R283R2209 and she will make any necessary changes to your account.

TUITION ANGELS NEWS:
As a reminder, access Online Giving from the St. Hugo
home page www.sthugo.org. The link is on the right Thanks to the generosity of Tuion Angels donors, so far side of the page below the Parish Calendar items. There this year, the Tuion Angels Commiee has been able to is also a QR code at the boom of this page as well , R Thank you!
grant awards to twenty five children, assisng in keeping them part of the St. Hugo School community.

If you would like to help provide tuion assistance to families who may have encountered unforeseen family medical expenses, the death of a parent or family member, job loss, etc., you may provide a donaon through our Online Giving portal (see the link on the St. Hugo website), or may mail your donaon to the parish office (please indicate “Tuion Angels” on the envelope).
Thank you for your generosity.

STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS
Bapsm and repentance is the common link in today’s Scripture readings. In the Book of Genesis, God enters a covenant with Noah and his descendants to never again devastate the earth with a flood. St. Peter, in the Second Reading, refers to Noah and the flood: …
Eight in all, were saved through water. This prefigured bapsm, which saves you now.
The sacrament of Bapsm forgives sin and calls us to discipleship in Christ. Through joy and stewardship, we act out this call in charity and love of God and neighbor. At Easter, we strengthen our discipleship by renewing our bapsmal promises, vowing to reject Satan and the glamour of evil in our lives. In the Gospel of St. Mark, Jesus holds firm against the devil’s temptaons in the desert. May we seek the Lord’s grace in mes of weakness so we, too, can avoid temptaon that leads to sin. This Lent, parcipate in the sacrament of Reconciliaon to prepare yourself for the Risen Christ.

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SCHOOL NEWS
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
CONGRATULATIONS TO:









th
• Our newly Confirmed 8 graders!
• Monday, February 19 Winter BreakR for RE Classes;
th classes will resume on Monday, February 26 .
• Our January Students of the Month:


Kindergarten Readiness T William Milewicz
• February 19R21 Catechist Lesson Planning MeengsR T
Kindergarten Giada Oriani Meengs with Mrs. Yugovich will take place this st T
1 grade Elizabeth Brikho week.
2nd grade T Angelo Manni
rd
3 grade T Caroline Quaine
st • Thursday, February 22 and Thursday, March 1 R
th T
4 grade Aidan Schwartz First Eucharist Sacrament Parent/Child Meeng #3R th T
5 grade Charlie Joseph 7:00pmR8:30pm T in Church.
Please plan to aend 6th grade T Rafaella Saba
th one of these two meeng opons.
7 grade T Luke Nelson

th T
8 grade Sean MacLean If you have any quesons or concerns, please contact T
Art Freddie Abdou and Hannah Koziarz Barbara Yugovich, PCL, at 248R283R2191 or by T
Band Vioria Berrino, Jack Higgins email:
[email protected].

Blessings, Mrs. Barbara Yugovich, PCL
• The following students who parcipated in the “Student Art Town” exhibit held this past Saturday at the Birmingham Community House:

Leah Krzeszewski, Lindsey Schwegman, Ada Kowalewski, Ryan Wells, Elle Ervin, and Meghan Ferrara.
Meghan Ferrara won first place in the Middle School Division!
Great job, everyone!

• Our kindergarten students look like they are 100 yearsRold but they sll have that kindergarten energy level.
They had a fun 100th day of the school year!

2018 SACRAMENTS AT ST. HUGO


First Eucharist Saturday, April 28, 2018
11:00 AM V Church
Sunday, April 29, 2018
2:00 PM V Church
For the most upRtoRdate informaon on St. Hugo of the Hills School, please visit our website at www.sthugoschool.org, “like” us on Facebook and follow us on Twier.

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YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY

NO YOUTH GROUP this weekend due to our Parish's
Annual Lenten Soup Supper!
Feel free to join us from 6:00 PM V 8:00 PM Sunday evening in the Parish Hall to kick off Lent with the whole community!

UPCOMING MEETINGS

JOIN THE LIFE TEEN LENT CHALLENGE!


Lent is here and that means prayer, fasng, and almsgiving is upon
us in full swing! This season is all about detaching ourselves from the comforts of this world so that we can cling only to Christ, the source of our fullness of life.
Our next meeng is Sunday, February 25. The topic is:
Jesus Is A Friend of Mine and the series is The Fake There are a variety of ways we can do that, but if you’re News. This Youth Group
Life Night is about helping us looking for a specific, praccal way to dive into this understand the challenging teachings of Jesus in season, consider joining this challenge by filling out this Scripture and culvate a desire to live them out in our card or going to the following website and joining.
daily lives!

It's not too late!
Go to:


Feb 25
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hps://lifeteen.com/blog/1R1R1RchallengeRcommitRlent/
March 4
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Be sure to share how this challenge is going with your friends and on social media, using the hashtags #TheLivingPerson and #LifeTeen

CONTACT US!
Chelsea Wilde
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Youth & Young Adult Ministry

YOUNG ADULTS (18 29)
Young adults, come join us at our St. Hugo Parish Mission www.StHugo.org/HighSchool
program this Lent. Sign up ahead of me to get free Office phone:

248R644R5460 x 2223
dinner and aend these great evenings of reflecon and Email:
[email protected]
community! We will try to sit together each me.

Contact Chelsea if you have any quesons. Don't wait to Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/ sthugoyouthgroup/
sign up! You can find sign up informaon on page 6 of
this weeks bullen or on the website www.sthugo.org
Instagram &
Twier: @hugoyouthgroup
Be open to what Jesus is going to do when you seek Him with a sincere heart this Lent. He will do big things! WWW.STHUGO.ORG

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THE ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT
PERMANENT DIACONATE
JOYFUL MISSIONARY DISCIPLES:
Men who feel called to serve the Lord and His Church as A STEWARD’S RESPONSE
a permanent deacon are invited to learn more about this Joyful Missionary Disciples: A Steward’s Response V vocaon and the requirements for ordinaon during an Please join us for a workshop on the Spiritual and informaon night at Detroit’s Sacred Heart Major Praccal Aspects of Stewardship as a Way of Life, on Seminary on Wednesday, February 28.
Tuesday, March 6, 2018 at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, The ministry of a permanent deacon is threefold: Detroit. Register for one of two sessions: A ernoon: 1:00 ministry of the Word, ministry of the liturgy, and ministry to 3:30pm RorR Evening: 6:30 to 9:00pm Keynote Speaker of charity and jusce. Deacons are a familiar sight in our both sessions: Most Rev. Donald Hanchon, Auxiliary parishes, where they assist the priest at Mass by Bishop of Detroit
preaching the Gospel and delivering the homily. Some Who Should Aend? Anyone interested in being Christ's also serve as chaplains at hospitals and colleges.
Disciple, but especially
Pastors, Parish Stewardship Your gi s to the Catholic Services Appeal support the Commissions and Coordinators, Business Managers, Office for Clergy and Consecrated Life, and the Parish Leadership Teams, Pastoral and Finance Councils.
Permanent Diaconate Informaon Team, as well as
provide assistance for men in formaon at Sacred Heart Two series of topics each session V
Major Seminary.
Series A: 1:30PM and 7:00PM
For more informaon about CSARfunded ministries,
• The Vital Role of Parish Leadership in Forming Disciples
programs, and
• Recruing, Training and Forming Your Stewardship
Commission

• Welcoming and Hospitality: A Pillar of Discipleship

Series B: 2:30pm and 8:00pm

• Making Stewardship a Way of Life

• How to Plan for Successful Ministry Events
• Parishioner Parcipaon: Movang and Engaging
Them
Bonus Sessions: Our Sunday Visitor “Dine and Learn” Bonus Sessions on establishing a Parish Priority Plan to transform your parish. OSV bonus sessions begin at 11:30am and 5:00pm. Boxed meal provided.
For Further Informaon:
313.596.7424 or [email protected]
To register:

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NONVPARISH EVENTS
RTLVRESPECT LIFE
PREGNANCY HELP CENTERS

Pregnancy Help Centers receive NO direct federal funding. At least 90 percent of funding for local proRlife pregnancy centers comes via donaons from local communies. For more informaon, please call the LIFESPAN office, 248R816R1546
REFLECT WEEKEND RETREAT
MidRlife Singles (midR30s to 50s): Looking for a renewed sense of purpose & belonging? Then register today for a lifeRchanging REFLECT weekend retreat at the St. Francis Retreat Center, DeWi, MI (10 miles north of Lansing), on 40 DAYS FOR LIFE
April 6R8, 2018. Take a chance and get involved... you
won't regret it!

Once again St. Hugo's will be parcipang with over 350
cies throughout the world in peaceful prayer and fasng to help end aboron through the 40 DAYS FOR
Cost is $175 for meals and a single room. LIFE CAMPAIGN.
From naon to naon people will be Call (586) 770R1772, eRmail refl[email protected], standing together in prayer to end aboron and offer an or visit www.ReflectRetreat.com for details.
alternave for pregnant mothers.


This year we are scheduled to pray at:
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
23338 WOODWARD (BY 9 MILE RD.)
FERNDALE, MI.
10:00 AM ON THURSDAYS
Contact: NANCY PETERSON
248R556R6895
St. Hugo contact: TONI NAJOR
248R931R9206, [email protected]

Available parking is around the corner from Planned Parenthood. Be prepared by wearing a hat, gloves, scarf and boots for warmth.
NEEDED: KNITTED AND CROCHETED

BABY HATS
This one hour of prayer per week shows witness and
helps defend the unborn who are defenseless. Think The Christ Child Society of Detroit is looking for people about joining us for a true Lenten experience of sacrifice who would be willing to donate their talent to crochet or by giving of oneself for another. May you have a beau- knit blankets and or hats for our layee program for the ful Lenten experience this year.
babies in our community.
We donate over 2000 layee
packages per year and your help insures a much needed God Bless
hat or blanket for a beauful baby.
If you can help, Toni Najor,
please contact [email protected].


RESPECT LIFE COMMITTEE

In the words of our founder Mary Virginia Merrick, "Nothing is ever too much to do for a child."

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MUSIC NOTES

In keeping with liturgical norms,
there will be no organ literature during Lent.

GREAT LAKES CHAMBER
Choral Music: (10:00)
MUSIC FESTIVAL
Drop, Drop, Slow Tears T Phillip Stopford
Presents
Call to Remembrance T Richard Farrant
25TH ANNIVERSARY VIGNETTE SERIES
Saturday, March 3, 2018 AT 7:00 PM
ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS | Music Series 2018
St. Hugo of the Hills



Palm Sunday, March 25 at 7:30 PM (Stone Chapel)
An inmate series to support the 2018 Fesval VIGNETTE, OPUS 2
Choral Tenebrae V Liturgical Choir


PAUL WATKINS & JOHN SITTARD
Sunday, May 13 at 7:00 PM (Stone Chapel)
Hosted by Jackie Paige Fischer & David Fischer, Virginia
Abendmusik: Evening Prayer and Music
& Michael Geheb and Martha & George Hnauk.
St. Hugo Schola, The Michigan Bach Collecve
Join worldRrenowned cellist, Emerson String Quartet member and Arsc Director of the Great Lakes Chamber Music Fesval, Paul Watkins, alongside St. SING WITH THE SISTINE CHAPEL CHOIR Hugo of the Hills’ very own Music Director and organist, John Siard, for Bach’s meless Cello Suite in C Major, AT THE PONTIFICAL MASS FOR THE Dupré’s Sonata in A Minor for Cello and Organ and many more.
ATTENDEES FROM ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS:
Epiphany USE CODE “HUGO” FOR $40 TICKETS!
To order, please call 248R559R2097 or visit Dec. 29, 2018T Jan. 7, 2019 greatlakeschambermusic.org.

ABOUT THE GREAT LAKES CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL
The Great Lakes Chamber Music Fesval was born in 1994 of a remarkable relaonship between religious and cultural instuons. A secular event, the Fesval presents more than 20 concerts over two weeks each June sponsored by three religious instuons 10 D 1 T  I`-Y 37:
(represenng Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant faiths) and Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings, a prominent RoundRTrip Airfare
St. Peter’s Tour
musical ensemble that also provides administraon for Epiphany Mass with Sisne Private Motor coach
the Fesval. The Vignee Series is an inmate Chapel Choir
Day Trip to Assisi
experience featuring Fesval arsts performing in 8 Nights in 4Star Hotel
All Local taxes, fees and chamber sengs and all of the proceeds directly benefit Tours of Ancient Rome
gratuies and more!
the upcoming Fesval season.
Contact the Music Office for more informaon.
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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

AllRpowerful and everRliving God, the lasng health of all who believe in You, hear us as we ask Your loving help for the sick; restore their health, that they may again offer joyful thanks in Your Church. Grant this through Christ our Lord. Amen (Pastoral Care of the Sick p. 43)
Genevieve Borchard
Helen Rae Quast
Frances Buentello
John Roberts
Jennifer Wygant Corgan
Bob Roth
Wendy Smigelski DeLarosa
Paul Schornack
Thomas Babich R PFC, Marines
Josh Martin R Navy
Joan Desmond
Den Schwegman
Ian Barnes R Army
Luis Osterberger, II R Army


Carlos Escobar Dan Shea R
R
Lauren Facca
Ronald Smigelski
Cullen Barrett Marines Erin Orlich Navy Hind Hanna
Caroline Smith
Joseph Bujold R Marines
Jason Orlich R Army


Betty Ann Hazler Barbara Springer Aaron Conti R National Guard
Justin Orlich R Navy
Kenneth Horrigan
Tracy Smith
Karen Maliwat
John Stephens
Amanda Corado R Air Force
Christopher Padgett R Army
Joe McGlynn
Phyliss Triff
Daniel Culbertson R Navy
James Pearson R Navy


Patricia Meehan Jaqueline Voyles Michelle Culliver R Army
Jack Perham R Marines
Trudi Mohan
Kathleen Voyles
Bill Netter
Tyler Whisler
Christopher Day R Army
Sam Piontkowski R Marines
Bethany Obloy
Tilda Zanet
Alexander Dean R Marines
Jason W. Prosser, Marines

Charles O’Grady Reid Decker R Army
Dan ReddyT Army
And prayers for all those that are ill or in need but
Steven Dinverno R Army
Dvir Samet R Army
not listed, as well as their caretakers
Carlos Escobar R Army
Jeff Schuele R Marines

T
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All requests for names to be included on the sick list and Brock Fairchild Navy David Siemiet Air Force in the weekend Prayers of the Faithful must be provided Laurel Fernandes R Navy
Aaron Smela R Air Force
by a family member. Names will be included in weekend Evan Fowler R Army
Richard Spiegel R Navy
Prayers of the Faithful for three weeks and published in R
T
the Herald for six weeks. At the end of this me, you may Timothy Fuller Army Jeffrey Territo Navy call the parish office to renew the name in the Herald for Ryan GieleghemRNavy
Michael Territo R Navy
three more weeks. You may remove a name at any me Benjamin HofsteerRArmy
Lawrence Turnbull T Air Force
by calling the parish office at 248R644R5460.
Kurtis KingRMarines
Mark Waldowski R Army
Joe Joliat R Army
William WeberT Army
Jack Kredo R Army
Christopher White R Army
Andrew Lapastora R Air Force
Trason Willemin R Army
Cassondra Loftus, Army
Carl Winowiecki II R Army
Stephen Mankins R Navy
Michelle Zagumny R Navy
Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to all those faithfully departed, and those within our community.
If you have a family member on our Military List who has returned home, please let us know so that we can Dorothy Brown T Mother of Mason Brown (Nancy Jo) Kathy, Karen, Nancy, Sue and Mary
share that good news with the St. Hugo parishioners
who have been faithfully keeping our deployed service Thomas Litka T Brother of Carol Litka and Marilyn LitkaR members in their prayers.
Klein; Uncle of twins niece and nephew

John Carolin T Husband of Penny; Father of Maureen Jonathan, and Megan; Grandfather of two

Diana BoscoRBowker T Wife of John; Mother of Marc and Paul Bowker and Patrick O’Keefe, Grandmother of eight

Dr. Olivia Batmanghelichi T Wife of Massoud, Mother of Suzanne Batmanghelichi, Kristen Soraya, and Jordan Batmanghelichi

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GOSPEL | MK 1: 12T15
The Spirit drove Jesus out into the desert,

and he remained in the desert for forty days,
tempted by Satan.
He was among wild beasts,
and the angels ministered to him.

A er John had been arrested,

Jesus came to Galilee proclaiming the gospel of God:
"This is the me of fulfillment.
GOSPEL MEDITATION
The kingdom of God is at hand.
Why do we always go to the desert? We see this example Repent, and believe in the gospel."
in Scripture me and me again. The Israelites wandered in the desert. King David and prophets were driven into the wilderness. And now Jesus is in the same place. Lent a er Lent, we too are invited into a barren, desolate place. Why do we always go to the desert?

Throughout Scripture, the desert is a place of tesng. It's also a place of hiding and withdrawal. In the Old Testament, David fled into the wilderness to hide from READINGS | WEEK OF FEBRUARY 18TH , 2018
Saul, Elijah from Jezebel, and Jonah from God! In other Sunday
1st Sunday of Lent
words, the desert is a place of "retreat." In Chrisan
Gn 9:8R15/Ps 25:4R5, 6R7, 8R9 [cf. 10]/
circles, we use the word to describe a spiritual weekend
1 Pt 3:18R22/Mk 1:12R15
away. But its meaning comes from warfare, as we well
know. To retreat means to draw back, to separate Monday
Presidents Day
oneself from the fighng. Of course, a military retreat
Lv 19:1R2, 11R18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10,
brings its own kind of "bale" RR the internal assessment
15 [Jn 6:63b]/Mt 25:31R46
of why the fighng went so poorly.


Tuesday
Is 55:10R11/Ps 34:4R5, 6R7, 16R17,

18R19 [18b]/Mt 6:7R15
As we enter into this Lenten season, we are invited to
retreat into the desert with Jesus. Aending a day or Wednesday
St. Peter Damian, Bishop &
weekend of reflecon is a wonderful spiritual pracce.
Doctor of the Church
This "desert spirituality," however, can fill all forty days.
Jon 3:1R10/Ps 51:3R4, 12R13, 18R19 [19b]/
We can fulfill our Lenten resoluons with a purpose RR
Lk 11:29R32
wring daily notes to family and friends can inspire new
gratude, every me we pass up that specific food item Thursday
The Chair of St. Peter the Apostle

R R
can be cause for intercession for deeper sufferings and 1 Pt 5:1 4/Ps 23:1 3a, 4, 5, 6 [1]/

Mt 16:13R19
privaons of others.

Friday
St. Polycarp, Bishop & Martyr;
The Gospel tells us that "the Spirit drove him out into the
Day of absnence
desert." In other words, God wants us to be here. What
Ez 18:21R28/Ps 130:1R2, 3R4, 5R7a,
feels uncomfortable is actually part of our spiritual
7bcR8 [3]/Mt 5:20R26
journey. To be stretched, to be challenged, to confront
RR
R R R R
our own areas of weakness these things are essenal Saturday Dt 26:16 19/Ps 119:1 2, 4 5, 7 8 [1b]/ in our walk with God. This Lent, will you go to the desert?

Mt 5:43R48


Next Sunday
2nd Sunday of Lent


Gn 22:1R2, 9a, 10R13, 15R18/Ps 116:10, 15,

16R17, 18R19 [9]/Rom 8:31bR34/Mk 9:2R10
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MASS INTENTIONS
Sunday, February 18, 2018
Thursday, February 22, 2018
FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT
The Chair of Saint Peter the Apostle
7:00
Alex Thoresen (St. Hugo School Staff)
6:10
JoAnn Brinkman (Family)
8:00
JoAnn Brinkman (Doris Brandt)
8:30
Pro Populo
Caleb Keissling (Spec. Int.) (Family)

John Endres (Mandel Family)
Friday February 23, 2018, Lenten Weekday
Mary Golin (Family)
Saint Polycarp, Bishop and Martyr
JoAnn Brinkman (Family)


6:10
Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass
10:00
Dr. Thomas D. Pappert (Pappert Family)

JoAnn Brinkman (Family)
James and Irene Frenchi (Family)
8:30
Edwin Wilkins, Jr. (Dorothy Wilkins)
Frank Garippa (Family)

Living and Deceased Members of the Altar Guild
Saturday, February 24, 2018
Maurice Vachon (Family)
Saturday a er Ash Wednesday
Msgr. Anthony Tocco (Spec. Int.) (St. Hugo Family)
The Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order
Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Family)
8:30
For Priestly Vocaons (St. Hugo Men’s Group)
Nina Wszolek (Spec. Int.) (Bozena Wieslaw)
JoAnn Brinkman (Family)
Dr. Rhonda Hicks (Lecia Ochoa)
5:00
Marge Dilley (Spec. Int.) (Elaine Johnston)
Sr. Mary Hemmen, OP
Mary Ellen Janies (Tom and Alice Thomas)
(Stephanie and Lee Redman)

Rita Duffy Jerry and Laura Wicke)
Sr. Barbara Rund, OP (Spec. Int.)

Mary Keliher (Dan and Susan Keliher and Family)
(Stephanie and Lee Redman)

Kris Miller (Dennis and Debbie Siemiet)
John Carolin (Msgr. Anthony Tocco)

Mr. and Mrs. Czarnecki, Sr. (Family)
12:00
Holy Souls in Purgatory (Marge Dilley)



Marge Dilley (Spec. Int.) (Marge Dilley)
Sunday, February 25, 2018

Gina Oraha (Spec. Int.) (Family)
SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT

Marge Dilley (Spec. Int.) (John and Wendy Hu)
7:00
Pro Populo
Alexander Thoresen
8:00
Jack Brinkman (Spec. Int.) (Family)
(Joe and Maria Serra and Family)
JoAnn Brinkman (Family)

5:00
Toni and Gerald Najor (Spec. Int.)
Sr. Mary Hemmen, OP (Parish Staff)

Mary Lou Knoblock (Knoblock Family)
Mary Golin (Family)


10:00
Desmond Family (Spec. Int.) (Sco and Ann Nagel)
Monday, February 19, 2018, Lenten Weekday
Frank Garippa (Family)
6:10
JoAnn Brinkman (Family)
Andrew Biebuyck (Daniel Stayer Family)

Marie Oberhauser (Msrg. Anthony Tocco)
Living and Deceased Members of the Altar Guild
8:30
Marge Dilley (Spec. Int.) (Violet Mercado)
Maurice Vachon (Family)

Harriet Nance (Patricia Aiello)
Msgr. Anthony Tocco (Spec. Int.) (St. Hugo Family)

Mrs. Patricia Garland (Bill Breger)
Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Family)

Fritz Secrest (Albert and Janee Cassar)
Tuesday, February 20, 2018, Lenten Weekday
Helen Langner (Spec. Int.)
6:10
Chrisne Sofian (Michael and Suzanne Schmidt)
(Albert and Janee Cassar)
JoAnn Brinkman (Family)
Krisne Miller (Tom and Kathy Bowen)
8:30
Kay McGlynn (Spec. Int.) (Tony and Fran Pieroni)
Tom Litka (St. Hugo Altar Guild)
Ms. Elda Marie Hupfer (Bill and Larry Breger)
Dorothy Brown (Msgr. Anthony Tocco)

12:00
Kannu Kannu (Bee Janno)
Wednesday, February 21, Lenten Weekday

Ryan Christopher Schultz (Paul and Mickey Galvin)
Saint Peter Damien, Bishop and Doctor of the
Gina Oraha (Spec. Int.) (Family)
Church

Supawat Phanachet (Marge Dilley)
6:10
JoAnn Brinkman (Family)

Marge Detloff (Spec. Int.)
8:30
Kathleen Audee (1st Anniv.) (Mitzi Bucchi)
(St. Hugo Eucharisc Adoraon)
7:00
Pro Populo
Dr. James Gell (Paul and Micky Galvin)

5:00
Deatri Brewer (Spec. Int.)


Laura Cadieux (Iacobelli Family)

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FEBRUARY 24TH & 25TH



SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
Time
Celebrant
Commentator
Servers
Cantors
Sacristans


1st Lector







2nd Lector






5:00 PM
Fr. Joe
Gayle Zech
K. Forno

D. Wilkins
February 24
Dc. Oscar
Laura Kerby
A. Kowalewski

M. Hathaway


Cheryl Mahews
J. Kowalewski

7:00 AM
Msgr. Tony
Jim Johnson




J.Benefiel
February 25

Barb Shuman






Jonathan Benefiel




8:00 AM
Msgr. Tony
Cecelia Kelley
L. Baker
Ed Guay
T. Bowen
February 25

Sr. Barb Rund
M. Hunt

K. Bowen


Tim Johns
E. McEachern





J. McEachern


10:00 AM
Fr. Mark
Kelly Walters
J. Arabbo
Robert Savage
J. Balint
February 25

Len McIntee
G. VanNorwick

L. Ochoa


Marva Cross
K. Van Norwick






A. Wachowiak



12:00 Noon
Fr. Mark
Jacqueline Hicks
A. Agbay
Donna Mirabito
D. Paton
February 25

Sandra Jouhet
A. Paton

W. Paton


Sandy Reso
J. Reid








M. Reid



5:00 PM
Fr. Joseph
Michael Morin
M. Mutone
David Fischer
A. Mutone
February 25
Dc. Oscar
Cindy Graham
O. Mutone

A. Kaye
















7:00am MASS EMEs: Jim and Deb Greaney, Joe Schnug




Eucharisc Ministers are needed for all Masses
Thank you for serving at St. Hugo Parish!

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