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St. Valentine Church St. Valentine Church Heartline Mission Statement: Guided by the Holy Spirit, we strive to live and share the Good News of Jesus Christ so that all may come to know God. As a Catholic Church and School Community we welcome, serve, teach, learn, reconcile and provide comfort and hope in the spirit of St Valentine. July 12, Congratulations! On June 26th at a private mass the remaining three of 2020 our Catechumens were brought into the Catholic Church. We congratulate Emily and Rebecca Johnson and Cathleen Payne. Rebecca and Cathleen went thru the RCIA program held on Thursday evenings and Emily was instructed thru our School. We welcome these 3 women from the same family. Please be sure to send your congratulations to them when you see them in Church. We also wish to thank all those who helped with the RCIA process, whether you taught a class, prepared materials, worked behind the scenes or sewed the beautiful stoles. We thank YOU for your service to the parish. Confirmation Congratulations! On Saturday, July 18that a 11 a.m. Mass Bishop Arturo Cepeda will confirm our Confirmation candidates. Our students were to be confirmed in March of 2020 but due to the Coronavirus everything was put on hold. We thank Bishop Cepeda for coming today and confirming our students. We wish to acknowledge the Confirmation Class of 2020: Carrington Boards Lauren Cavins Pablo Foster Angelina LaFramboise Macey Hayes Rodolfo Hernandez Katelynn Mosby Isaac Pace Joseph Pfeifer Dulce Rios Anna Ryan Shawnn Stackable Lucas Van Vliet Joseph Vargas Jovana Villasenor Andres Villasenor Fifteenth Time Sunday in Ordinary Savannah Wasik Garrett Wendell Brian Wilson Azriel Wutka Due to the vacations of families and sponsors there is a strong possibility some of the students will be Confirmed in August 2020. We wish all our students the best as they continue their faith journey in the Catholic Church. We also wish to thank the following Catechists for their help in instructing the students: Mrs. Ciechanowski, Mr. Bob Modes, Mr. Tom Beaudoin, and Mr. Albert Betzler. Have a good week, Fr. Kishore Babu Battu Page 2 St. Valentine Heartline July 12, 2020 et us pray for those who are Readings for the week of Liturgy Schedule ill and have asked for our July 12, 2020 L Sunday: Is 55:1011/Ps 65:10, prayer: 11, 1213, 14 [Lk 8:8]/ Mass Intentions Judi Marshall Rosemary Byle Rom 8:1823/Mt 13:1 Josiah Wardrop Jim Dishman 23 or 13:19 Bridget Brennan Enrico Canini Monday: Is 1:1017/Ps 50:89, MondayNJuly 13 Weekday, St. Hurley Phyllis Heiser 16bc17, 21 and 23 Henry Kaitlin Klaus Dan Jenkins [23b]/Mt 10:34N11:1 8:30 a.m. Mass in Church Marcia Favor Stephen Tuesday: Is 7:19/Ps 48:23a, All living and deceased members John Dillon Crane, Sr. 3b4, 56, 78 [cf. 9d]/ of St. Valentine Parish Jim Dwyer Francis Mt 11:2024 TuesdayN July 14 St. Kateri Shirley Flannigan Wednesday: Is 10:57, 13b16/Ps Zimmerman Betty Smith 94:56, 78, 910, 14 Tekakwitha, Virgin 15 [14a]/Mt 11:2527 8:30 a.m. Mass in Church Kevin Dewan Kathy Myers Mike Whalen Joseph Thursday: Is 26:79, 12, 1619/ For all caregivers Ps 102:1314ab and WednesdayNJuly 15 St. Colleen Devine Tomlinson Clara Macek Dave DeMarco 15, 1618, 1921 Bonaventure, Bishop and Autumn Carolyn [20b]/Mt 11:2830 Doctor of the Church Pattenaude Ambramovich Friday: Is 38:16, 2122, 78/ No Mass at St. Valentine Donna Kern Katie Webber Is 38:10, 11, 12abcd, Thursday, July 16 Weekday, Carol Sneary Tony Janisse 16 [cf. 17b]/Mt 12:18 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Loretta Kemp Victoria Saturday: Mi 2:15/Ps 10:12, 3 8:30 a.m. Mass in Church Barb Burgess Stephenson 4, 78, 14 [12b]/Mt James Nielsen Joe Stephenson 12:1421 For all first responders Next Sunday: Wis 12:13, 1619/Ps FridayNJuly 17 Weekday Tanner Wertz John Fitzpatrick Joan Reilly Wayne Reynolds 86:56, 910, 1516 8:30 a.m. Mass in Church [5a]/Rom 8:2627/Mt For all priests and religious Barb Schenden Patricia Longo Andrew Ricotta Shaunda Trafk 13:2443 or 13:2430 SaturdayNJuly 18 Weekday, Jessica Coran Mike Rodriguez St. Camillus de Lellis, Priest Thomas Diane Hura Don’t ForgetN 5:00 p.m. Mass in Church McCracken Robert Tworek Change in Mass Times Mr. and Mrs. J. Kurzeja, Mr. and Pat Bachman Margaret At St. Valentine beginning Mrs. T. Kurzeja and J. Kurzeja, Connie Rosendall Walt Kieltyka Saturday, August 1st Mass will Sr. req. by the Skora Family Jeanette Elizabeth Klaus change from 5 pm to 5:30 pm. On SundayNJuly 19 Sixteenth Shamma Kathryn Potts Sunday, August 2nd Mass times will be changed to 8:30 am and 12 Sunday in Ordinary Time Dick & Darlene Sherry Snigier Eckstein Elizabeth Klaus noon. 9:00 a.m. Mass in Church Daily Mass at St. Valentine will be Georgiana Rydzewski req. by on Thursday and Friday’s at 8:30 Bob & Linda Rybka We offer our deepest sympathy to am in the Church. 12 noon Mass in Church John Cubba upon the death of his Our Lady of Loretto Georgiana Rydzewski req. by brother, Carl CubbaMay all the souls At OLL Mass times on Saturday Bible Study Group of the faithful departed through the will be at 4 pm and Sunday Mass at All living and deceased members mercy of God, rest in peace. 10 am. Daily Mass will be on of St. Valentine Parish Monday and Tuesday’s at 8:30 am. Please Note Daily and Weekend Masses Weekly Donations Please maintain social distancing If you are able to donate at this time, of 6’ apart. please drop off your envelope at the Prayer List Everyone over the age of 2 needs parish office. Please enter the door at If you would like your to wear a mask. the parish office and place your name or that of a loved Enter the Communion line by the donation in the black mailbox. Fr. one on our prayer list, side aisles Kishore checks the mailbox several please call the parish office Place your donation envelopes in times during the day. or mail it to St. at 3135324394. Thank the baskets at the doors of the Valentine Parish Office, 25881 Dow, you. Church. Redford, MI 48239. Our parish is grateful for your continued support When leaving the Church after at this time. Thank you! Blood Drive Today! Mass, please remember social Please see the article on page I4. f distancing. June 28th you made an appointment, please You may take home and keep a 7,545.00 honor it and remember NO WALK INS missalette. You will find the books July 5th will be accepted. at the doors of the Church. 7,896.00 July 12, 2020 St. Valentine Heartline Page 3 Online Giving Coming Up This Week Make A Gift To Your Parish Saturday, July 18th Confirmation, Church M 11:00 am Without offertory, parishes rely Bishop Arturo Cepeda heavily on online, Confessions, Church M 3:30 pm M mailedin gifts to fund ministry. 4:15 pm *Taken from Detroit Catholic 5:00 pm Mass Sunday, July 19th If you feel comfortable making an From Faith Formation 9:00 am Mass and 12:00 noon Mass online contribution to St. Valentine Focus on the Good Parish, please read the steps below how to make your weekly donations Sumer Office Hours When I was a child, my mother had during this time. The Parish Office will reopen during a set of sculptures resembling three the summer months with shortened human heads. One head had hands The archdiocese has created an hours. We ask that you conduct any over the ears, one had hands over the easy to use webpage, parish business during the “summer eyes, and one had hands over the give.aod.org office hours”. mouth. Of course, they depicted the that will allow your gift to your Monday Thursday 8:30 am M 2 p.m. phrase, “Hear no evil; see no evil; parish. Friday M CLOSED speak no evil.” I have seen these The office will close daily from 11:30 images repeated many times since Thank you for considering making a a.m. M 12:30 p.m. Monday M Thursday then, usually as the monkey heads gift online to support our parish. Your for lunch. from a Japanese proverb, which gift will be credited and distributed In light of the pandemic, we ask you would have probably seemed a little directly to our parish. to keep your business visits short less creepy to me when I was a small and please wear your mask. Thank child. Apparently, there is no We look forward to an end to the you for your consideration. The parish consensus about the full meaning or Coronavirus pandemic and resuming has a voicemail system that will take certain origin of these three images the sacramental life of the church in messages when the office is closed. nor the phrase. At the very least, it our parishes. causes us to reflect on the need to It is a Joy to Welcome into the avoid evil and look for the good in I Can Hear You!! Family of God things. We welcome your newly baptized We started singing As I have lived my life, I have come child into our parish family. We share softly through our to believe there are more people who your joy and excitement. Your child is masks two weekends lives their lives in a contrary manner to a gift to all of us.
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