May 12, 2019 OUR PARISH HAPPENINGS
MAY CROWNING Fr. Greg stands with Isabelle Edwards, who crowned the Blessed Mother during the May Saint Crowning ceremony at last John weekend's 10:30 XXIII a.m. Mass. Catholic BAPTISM Parish Fr. Greg 12100 Beech Daly baptized Kyle Redford, MI 48239 Joseph Earles after last Fr. Greg Piatt, Administrator weekend's 10:30 a.m. Mass. Eucharist Kyle’s parents are William & SAT 4:00p Ashley Earles SUN 8:30a | 10:30a
MON 8:30a
TUE 8:30a
WED 8:30a
THU 8:30a
2 | May 12, 2019 Weekly Calendar, Mass Intentions & Readings Saint Ignatius of Laconi Saint Isidore WED | SAT Reconciliation | CH 8:30a Mass CH 3:00p MAY 4:00p Mass | CH MAY Frances L. Walsh By Linda Walsh 11 Frank Capraro by family 15 John Crowley by wife, Florence Eunice Nerzwicki by daughter, Ann Krueger Acts 12:24--13:5a | Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6 and 8 [4 | Jn 12:44-50 Eleanor Schulz by Joann & Robert Saint Simon Stock THU | Acts 9:31-42 | Ps 116: 12-13, 14-15, 16-17 [12] | 8:30a Mass CH Jn 6:60-69 MAY Parishioners of Our St John XXIII 16 Parish Family 9:00a Carpool to St. Leo’s | OS 4th Sunday of Easter SUN Acts 13:13-25 | Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25 and 27 [2] | Jn 13:16 Saint Leopold Mandic MAY Mother’s Day -20 12 World Day of Prayer for Vocations 8:30a Mass | CH Gina Sloane by family Saint Paschal Baylon FRI | Mary Ritz by family 7:30p A.A. PH Stella Waronig by family MAY Wilma Golob by family 17 Jack & Louis Robinson by family Acts 13:26-33 | Ps 2:6-7, 8-9, 10-11ab [7bc] | Jn 14:1-6 The Flynn Family by family 10:30a Mass| CH Mary T. Frank by husband, Lee Terri Frank by family Saint John I Frank J. Walsh by Linda Walsh SAT Armed Forces Day Acts 13:14, 43-52 | Ps 100:1-2, 3, 5 [3c] | Rv 7:9, 14b-17 | MAY 3:00p Reconciliation | CH Jn 10:27-30 18 4:00p Mass | CH Joseph Sloane by family Elmer Zimmerman by Sue Watt William & Martha Stimac by son & Our Lady of Fatima family MON | Donald Dewar by Graziano Canini 8:30a Mass CH MAY Donald Dewar by Graziano Canini 13 6:30p Knights of Columbus| PH Acts 13:44-52 | Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [3cd] | Jn 14:7-14
Acts 6:8-15 | Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30 [1ab] | Jn 6:22-29 th SUN 5 Sunday of Easter Saint Celestine MAY 8:30a Mass | CH Saint Matthias Donald Dewar by Graziano Canini TUE 8:30a Mass | CH 19 Lisa Gibson by Mom & Dad MAY Parishioners of Our St John XXIII Bob Martin (8th Anniversary) by 14 Parish Family wife, Evelyn Eucharistic Adoration | CH 9:00a 10:30a Mass| CH Joan Avey by family Acts 1:15-17, 20-26| Ps 113:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 [8] | Jn 15:9-17 Acts 14:21-27 | Ps 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13 [cf. 1] | Rv 21:1-5a | Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35
Parish Office Hours | 248.800.6081 Calendar Key Monday-Friday 8:00a to 4:30p CH-Church, CP– Chapel, OS-Off Site; PO—Parish Lunch 11:45a to 12:45p Office PH-Parish 4th Sunday of Easter / Good Shepherd Sunday | 3
To All Those Visiting Today Aggiornamento! Welcome to our church By Fr. Greg Piatt family. We’re glad you could be with us today. We’re [email protected] honored to share Mother’s Day with you, this weekend. We hope God touches your life as we worship side by Happy Mother’s Day! side and you leave us today with the peace of +++ God in your mind and heart. In last week’s Aggiornamento, I mentioned that the To learn more about St. John XXIII Parish! parish staff and Finance Council are formulating a Visit our website at budget for the next fiscal year, which begins July 1. www.stjohnxxiiiredford.org We are carefully looking at the things we do and Check out our Facebook page at offer at St. John XXIII along with our personnel and www.facebook.com/StJohnXXIIIRedford utility costs in order to operate St. John XXIII Parish within our means. Register as a Parishioner: If you regularly worship at St. John XXIII, we ask you to please First off, our Sunday collections DO NOT cover our register with us. You may complete the current operating expenses and haven’t since St. registration form found in the back of the church, John XXIII was established last July. So some things at the parish office or online at or people will have to be cut under this new budget. www.stjohnxxiiiredford.org. So expect some changes. As I said in last week’s column, during this current Parish Records: Please notify the parish with changes to your home address, phone number, fiscal year the parish budget has been somewhat out email address, or marital status. Please help us of whack. keep our records up-to-date by calling the parish The parish had to maintain two sites and all that office with changes to your information or status. goes along with it, including the cleaning out of both sites of old, broken and unused stuff that has accumulated for more than 50 years and renovations to the St. John XXIII rectory office to make it livable and usable. During the first six months of this current budget, operating both sites cost more than $300,000. These In what ways do you costs were eye-opening when Bishop Hurley find Jesus' metaphor presented them to the Finance Council in January. of the sheep and Now, you might say we have the money from the shepherd appealing? sale of the other site. Since January, we have spent $20,000 more than what we took in Sunday collections in February and $30,000 more than our collection total in March. Now, that $50,000 was paid out of the sale proceeds. So Pope we are already tapping into the money that is in our Francis savings from the sale. Under archdiocesan rules, when a sale occurs we @Pontifex are required to put aside monies for big expensive projects in the parish (those were mentioned in last May each of us, wherever we may be, in week’s Aggiornamento) and some of it has to go to all that we do, be able to say: “Lord, charity in order to be good stewards. make me an instrument of your peace . So funds are there to do these projects, and a portion of the sale was set aside for the parish’s daily Posted on May 6 use. And if we continue to run monthly deficits like those in February and March the parish will run out of money in about three years, according to our accountant. 4 | May 12, 2019 Prayer List Pray for the Military Active Duty Thank you to all who faithfully pray for those in our Please remember in your prayers our service men community. Your ministry is invaluable! and women. May God bless them and keep them safe. Carolyn Bachula Jack Linden Christine Bichini Karen Marchuck Lt. Col. Michael Steven Avey Al Boglarsky Barbara Micale Sgt. Maj. Mark Condron Joseph Bonello Fred Michels Cpl. Tyler Condron Bury Family Mary Molascon Maj. Ryan D. Davis Kathy Cameron Dorothy Moliassa CW2 Andrew Griffin Tony Capraro Darlene Molnar SPC Autumn Lees Joe Caretti, Sr. Bob Murphy Sailor Patrick J. Maher Roland Carpen Tony Nowakowski 1st Lt. Daniel McCarthy Gary Danhoff Janet Oleszkowicz Midn. John Solimanto Susan Daroma Michelle Poisson Pvt. Jacob Velfling III Robert Douglas Rose Rabideau Michael Frank Pat Ranoni Shaun Grenan Norman Savard Liz Grier Chris Scanlan Pray Daily for Our Priests
Clarence Guilbault We thank you, God our Francis Guilbault Pam Sidor Father, for those who have Kathleen Grix Dennis Sokol responded to your call to Nancy Haight Baby Ace Szima priestly ministry. Accept this Frank Igielski John Verkest prayer we offer on their behalf: Loretta James Luciano Vella Fill your priests with the sure Dianne Kapulta Caterina Vendramini knowledge of your love. Open Karhu Family Randy Wells their hearts to the power and Mary Katina Margaret Winters consolation of the Holy Spirit. Annette Klein Elaine Wisner Lead them to new depths of union with your Son. Linda Klebba Gail Witt Increase in them profound faith in the Sacraments Roxanne Kozlowski Helen Zimmerman they celebrate as they nourish, strengthen and heal Stanley Kozlowicz Carole Zwick us. Jennifer Kubicz Gary Zwick Marge Kucharek St. John Vianney, universal patron of priests, pray Lynn Lamb for us and our priests:
May 11 Rev. James McNulty In Memoriam May 12 For Vocations Please pray for the following who have recently May 13 All Deceased Priests passed away. Keep them and their families in your May 14 Rev. Dong Hyuk Jeon prayers. May 15 Most Rev. Gerard Battersby Joseph Dusza, the cousin of Tina Cowell May 16 Rev. Gregory Piatt Mary Kasperek, the mother of Jan Lopata May 17 Rev. Simon Iber Trudie Strale May 18 Rev. Ken Mazur Randy Wells, the brother of Bryan Wells Rev. Joseph Plawecki May 19 All Seminarians
Liturgical Saturday Sunday Sunday Saturday Sunday Sunday Roles May 11 May 12 May 12 May 18 May 19 May 19 4:00p 8:30a 10:30a 4:00p 8:30a 10:30a Celebrant Fr. Greg Fr. Greg Fr. Greg Fr. Greg Fr. Greg Fr. Greg Lectors Phyllis Valerie Laura Denton Michelle Lafferty Bill Condron Tony Fairgrieve Gibson Richard Mucha Laura Scanlan Susan Maher Nowakowski Sue Meyer Jim Vote Kandi Johnson
Eucharistic If you wish to be a Eucharistic Minister at a Mass: Please take a Eucharistic Minister Cross as Ministers you enter the Church. The place where you will stand to distribute the Eucharist is on the back of the cross. 4th Sunday of Easter / Good Shepherd Sunday | 5
Let Go and Let God By Laura Scanlan [email protected]
4th Sunday of Easter In this week’s reading from the Acts of the Apostles we find Paul and Barnabas preaching in Antioch of Pisidia. As was the practice in the early church the disciples of Jesus still went to the temple to preach and then celebrated the “Breaking of the Bread” in their homes. When large crowds came to listen to Paul and Barnabas the Jews were “…filled with jealousy and with violent abuse contradicted what Paul had to say…” Paul very clearly told them that because they would not listen to the word of God, they would not receive eternal life and Paul and Barnabas would now turn their attention to the Gentiles. The Gentiles were delighted to hear this and they praised the word of the Lord. Needless to say, the Jews were not happy with this. They tried to have Paul and Barnabas persecuted but instead had them expelled from the area.
The second reading is from the Book of Revelation. Many individuals believe that the Book of Revelation talks about the end of times. It does not. It was written to encourage the early church members during times of persecution. This verse is a good example. “These are the ones who have survived the time of great distress…” It is believed that this may have been written during the persecutions of Nero or Domitian. These are the ones who listened to the word of God.
Jesus always used situations that would be familiar to the people he was speaking to. The people would be very familiar with a shepherd. Sheep have very poor eye sight, so they had to rely on their sense of hearing to survive. Sheep learned the voice of the shepherd and knew that they will be well taken care of. A hired shepherd will disappear when he sees the wolf coming causing the sheep to scatter. We are Jesus’ sheep. Jesus offers his sheep (us) eternal life all we have to do is put ourselves into his hands and obey his voice (his word). “Jesus can do this because the Father has given him the flock for its safekeeping and shepherding.”1 Our parish is looking for an individual (or two) who would like to volunteer to take photos at our As the Responsorial Psalm states “We are his events (i.e. May Crowning, Divine Mercy Sunday, people, the sheep of his flock.” Baptisms, Dinners, etc.) We love including parish photos in your bulletin and seek your time and talent. 1 Verna A. Holyhead, SGA, adapted from Welcoming the Word, Give Us This Day If you are interested in this fun volunteer position, please call Laura Scanlan at the Parish Office. 6 | May 12, 2019
was there she gave that sage and relevant advice to All Things Catholic the headwaiter, and to us, to follow her Son and: "Do
whatever He tells you." By Fr. Greg Piatt [email protected] Mary was in the Cenacle with the disciples on Pentecost, the birthday of the Church, introducing On Mother’s Day, we honor them to her Spouse, the Holy Spirit. The Blessed Mother witnessed the extraordinary Mary’s motherhood as clothing of the disciples with the Holy Spirit that transformed and empowered the early Church, Jesus’ first disciple something we are asking for at St. John XXIII Parish In this weekend’s Gospel Jesus said: “My sheep when we invoke the Holy Spirit at our Weekend hear my voice; I know them, and THEY FOLLOW Masses. And just as Holy Spirit inspired Mary in her ME.” own unique missionary vocation, we as parishioners are asking to be clothed in the Paraclete for our own To follow Jesus is to be a disciple. And during this unique missionary vocation as people and as a month when we honor the Blessed Virgin Mary, we parish. honor her as the best example on how to live a disciple’s life. As a disciple, Mary understood this work of the Holy Spirit unlike anyone else because of her That’s because Mary, the mother of Jesus, was the spousal relationship with the Holy Spirit. This first evangelizer and her Son’s first disciple. She allowed her to live her whole life in complete gave the first Gospel testimony to her cousin, surrender to God’s Will and to become Mother to all Elizabeth, and without any words. Christians. While Mary doesn’t say Mary’s “yes” to the Holy Spirit much in Holy Scripture, her came when Mary said: “Behold, I presence at the most am the handmaid of the Lord. significant events in the life, May it be done to me according ministry, death and to your word.” Resurrection of Jesus Christ and the forming of the Church Are you a helper of the Lord? Do at Pentecost provide an you submit to God’s Will or does example for us. it always have to be your will be done? These are the questions Throughout her life, Mary that seriously need to be always encountered God in pondered in order to commit to profound ways. And in every being Christ’s disciples. encounter with her Maker, the Blessed Mother surrendered If you have difficulty with this, to God’s Will, accepted God’s then, you need to ask for Mary’s love and returned that love to intercession for the grace to God and to others in a patient accept God’s Will and to be manner. She loved and lived Christ’s disciple. a disciple’s life. John’s Gospel tells us the last She followed Jesus. She gift that Jesus gave to all followed Him from the disciples (including those across Incarnation in her womb, at time) before He died on the His birth, and she followed Him at Nazareth—Mary Cross was the gift of His mother. was with Jesus for 30 years while His disciples only The Catechism of the Catholic Church tells us: spent three years. And when His disciples deserted “The Virgin Mary…is ‘clearly the mother of the Him, Mary was there on the way to the Cross, on Mt. members of Christ’ since she has by her charity Calvary and on Easter Sunday. joined in bringing about the birth of believers in the When we live a disciple’s life as Mary did, every Church, who are members of its head." "Mary, moment of Christ’s presence in our lives reveals the Mother of Christ, Mother of the Church” and Mother deeper purpose of our own life when it is lived of disciples. entirely for Him. Understanding this is truly important if we hope to We see this in Mary at the Wedding Feast in Cana respond to the universal call to holiness, live the life in Galilee, when she interceded on behalf of the of a disciple and grow into Christ’s Image. Bride and Groom and asked Jesus to help them. It 4th Sunday of Easter / Good Shepherd Sunday | 7
Thank You
On behalf of the St. Paul K of C Council, I wish to THANK all of the parishioners of St. John XXlll Church for the extreme generosity that you showed to us for our annual Tootsie Roll Drive. Your support of this very worthy charitable cause was amazing, and I was overjoyed by your response.
Please know that 100% of all monies collected goes to helping children with intellectual disabilities, and all of the money that we collect helps those charities in our very own community.
Thanks and God Bless You,
Michael Klein, Mother's Day Blessing Grand Knight The Synod on the Family was last October, and we now wait for Pope Francis to release his statement on what to do to strengthen the family in In 2019 we mark th the twenty-first century. Many say that the family is the 56 anniversary under attack and we need to focus more intently on of the World Day of Prayer for family values. One thing we may all agree on is the Vocations. centrality of the figure of the mother in all families. It Moreover, we is that primary and central role of mother that draws celebrate it always family together. The mother is the glue that binds all th on the 4 Sunday in families together. As we celebrate the tradition of Easter, Good Mother's Day, let us pray for our mothers, both Shepherd Sunday. living and deceased. Let us pray...
Good and gracious God, In today's Gospel reading, we hear about the creator of all good things in the universe, sheep that always know the voice of the shepherd. your Son, Jesus Christ, loved his May we also hear with ears of faith our Shepherd's Mother and modeled for us call to discipleship. how we should love our mothers.
Today the Church throughout the world prays for Bless all the women in our lives vocations. Will you make a special effort to ask the who model for us the love of a mother. Lord for more vocations to the priesthood and Protect them and encourage them religious life? to love as you have loved us.
Pray for the priests who have ministered to you Bless and protect those men in families throughout your life, both living and dead. who have no female partners Keep Father Greg in your prayers throughout the and give them courage and strength week. to love their children in the absence of a mother. Encourage your children, grandchildren, or other young people to consider a vocation as a priest We ask all this in your name. or religious brother or sister. Amen. Pray a rosary for more young men and women in our diocese to respond to God’s call. 8 | May 12, 2019
Did you know there is a group of parishioners who prepare and serve food, twice a month, at St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen? Our parishioners car pool and leave the SRB site parking lot at 9:00a. They return at 1:00p. Please join them on MAY 16 & 30.
St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen operates Tues. to Sat. from 11:30a to 12:30p, serving hot meals and to go lunches in the Detroit community. The Soup Kitchen serves 40,000 meals per year. In addition, St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen provides shower facilities, medical and dental services via the Malta Free Clinic, clothing, barber visits, and other social services. The Malta Dental and Medical Clinics are open from 8:30a to 1:30p with the medical clinic open the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month and Dental clinic open every Thurs. & Fri. The Malta Clinic serves around 1,000 patients each year.
Please Welcome the Sisters of COME, PRAY AND ADORE St. Elisabeth THE EXPOSED EUCHARIST Convent ON TUESDAY. (Belarus). The Eucharist is exposed right after On Wednesday, June 5 and Thursday June 6, the Tuesday 8:30 am Mass until 7 pm. 2019 two Sisters from the Sisterhood of Saint Elisabeth will be present after 8:30a Masses offering JESUS IS WAITING, COME AND SEE! you an opportunity to purchase religious articles which are made by the individuals that they serve.
Our sisters have been rendering spiritual, social and financial support to the sick and the suffering at the National Psychiatric Clinic, the boarding home for children with special needs and mentally challenged adults, a TB clinic, rehabilitation center for the homeless, drug and alcohol addicts and ex- prisoners.
Residents of these programs express themselves in art for God working together with the nuns and sisters and making beautiful articles (hand painted icons, crosses, crucifixes, woodcarvings, embroidered and ceramic gifts, vestments).
Please visit their display in the vestibule of the church. 4th Sunday of Easter / Good Shepherd Sunday | 9 Stewardship Reflection Our Collection Throughout the Easter season, our readings have given us We thank you for your generous and continued support of our St. John XXIII Parish. glimpses into the life of the
newborn Church and the bold May 5, 2019 witness of the early disciples in Envelopes Received ...... 163 spreading the Good News of Envelope Amount ...... $5,176 Jesus Christ to all who would Loose Offertory ...... $440.62 listen. These disciples were the E-Envelopes ...... $600.00 first to live a stewardship way of Easter ...... $95.00 Peter’s Pence ...... $1.00 life and their example is as Utilities/Maintenance ...... $272.00 relevant today as it was 2,000 years ago. Total ...... $6,584.62
In the First Reading, from the Acts of the Apostles, we catch up with Paul and Barnabas in Antioch. While they certainly have some success in reaching many people there with the message of salvation, Our Sunday Visitor others are downright infuriated by their words and send them packing. Yet, we read that “the disciples If you would like to use Online Giving were filled with joy and the Holy Spirit.” Overall, it to donate to St. John XXIII church, please go to our parish website at seems as if Paul and Barnabas had failed in www.stjohnxxiiiredford.org and click Antioch. But this seeing failure has not robbed them on the Our Sunday Visitor Online Giv- of their joy. What’s more, they are filled to the brim ing button or visit with the abundant gifts of the Holy Spirit. How is this www.osvonlinegiving.com/4663 and possible? create an account. If you have questions about your account or are having trouble logging into Online It is only possible Giving, please contact customer support at 1-800- because Paul 348-2886. and Barnabas saw themselves Happy Anniversary! as nothing more and nothing less Happy Anniversary? than stewards of Whose Anniversary is it? Christ and His It is our Anniversary! On Good News. This July 1, 2018, we became realization St. John XXIII. This calls brought them for a party! Well, how freedom — to about a picnic? We have offer themselves reserved Handy Park on and their lives to Sunday, June 30, 2019 for others for the our first Annual Picnic. sake of the Gospel. The Handy Park has a “results” of their shelter where we will efforts were up to celebrate Mass at 10:30a. God. It also has public restrooms. The Knights of Columbus will be This Spirit-filled, joy-filled life is available to all of providing hot dogs, hamburgers and all the paper us, all these years later. It can be achieved when we products for us. All we have to do is bring a dish to recognize, like Paul and Barnabas, that all we have pass. Some suggestions of dishes to bring are and all we are is a gift from God, meant to be salads (i.e. potato, macaroni, coleslaw, green shared with others for His glory. Of course, living as salad...), snacks (i.e. potato chips, pretzels, God’s stewards does not mean a life of ease or a crackers...), cheese/vegetable/fruit trays and life free of sacrifice. Sometimes the steward’s life desserts. Please bring a chair to sit on. involves great challenges, requiring all the strength and love one has to give. But in the end there is So, mark your calendars now, Sunday, June 30, simply no more satisfying way to live. 2019 10:30a starting with Mass. Let’s enjoy each other’s company!! 10 | May 12, 2019
Pastoral Staff
Father Gregory Piatt, Administrator [email protected] Laura Scanlan, Pastoral Associate [email protected]
Parish Staff
Linda Hudy, Secretary [email protected] Frank Munoz, Maintenance [email protected] Justin Hammis, Music Minister [email protected]
Parish Information
Reconciliation: Confessions are generally heard every Saturday at 3:00p and by appointment.
Eucharistic Adoration: Adoration Time is Tuesdays 9:00a-6:00p. If you would like to sign up for Eucharistic Adoration, please sign up at the back of the church. For adoration please enter the keyed entry door facing Beech Daly. The key code is on the sign up sheet.
Baptism: We would be happy to accompany you or your child on this journey! The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the third Sunday of each month after the 10:30a Mass. Please call the parish office to request a baptism.
Get Married Here! We share your happiness! Please call the parish office and we will help you through every step of the way.
Pastoral Care of the Sick: Times of illness are stressful. We wish to visit with you. Please notify us of your desire for prayers, visits, Holy Communion, Anointing of the Sick or other needs.
Parish Evangelization Team: Judie Schuett [email protected], George Salloum [email protected], Fred Schneider [email protected], Pam Condron [email protected]
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