July 18, 2021 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

SPOTLIGHT

When he disembarked and saw the vast crowd,
The his heart was moved with pity
for them,
for they were like sheep without
The Weekly Bulletin for Christ, Our Light! Catholic Church • 3077 Glouchester, Troy, Michigan 48084 Troy, Bulletin for Christ, Church Our Light! Catholic • 3077 Glouchester, The Weekly a shepherd,



and he began to teach them

many things.

Mk 6:34

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THIS WEEK IN OUR CHURCH

July 19
July 25





Monday Mah Jongg Noon


Evelyn Tadian,
Tuesday Mass, followed by Rosary 9 AM

Mother of Gary Tadian,
Wednesday Mass, followed by Rosary 9 AM MotherinLaw of Michelle Tadian
Family Bible Adventure
July 11, 2021
(see article on page 3) 6  7:30 PM


Please keep the Tadian Family and Friends
Thursday Mass, followed by Rosary 9 AM in your prayers.
Coffee in the Garden 9:30 AM

Friday Mass, followed by Rosary 12:05 PM


Saturday Men’s Fellowship/InPerson

and via conference call 8 AM
MEMORIAL
 Reconciliation 3 PM
MASSES Mass 4 PM
Sunday
Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mass 8 AM

John Hassler,
Mass/livestreamed 9:30 AM 
Husband of Mildred
Mass 11 AM 

March 31, 2020
Memorial Mass on Saturday, July 24, at 11:30 AM


MEN’S FELLOWSHIP
Clemens Mestan,
AT CHRIST, OUR LIGHT!
Husband of Judith,

Father of Michael Mestan and Jennifer Summerhill
Here is a question used in our meeting from this July 3, 2021
Sunday’s Readings (7/18/21). In the Gospel, Jesus asks Memorial Mass on Saturday, July 31, at 10:30 AM
the Apostles to step away into a quiet time with Him. In
what ways have you heard Jesus saying to you, “Come away by yourself … and rest a while?” In what ways do
you respond to this invitation? What are your obstacles EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS NEEDED
keeping you from “resting” with Jesus? If you are Eucharistic Ministers are
needed for all Masses.
feeling the need to get quiet, Manresa, at 248.644.4933, Anyone interested should
call Steve Dunn at
or Saint Paul of the Cross, 313.535.9563, take individual reservations.
248.643.8130 or email him [email protected].


Thank you!
Here’s a question using next week’s (7/25/21)
Readings. The Gospel (John 6: 115) is the familiar

story of Jesus feeding the multitude with a few loaves .

and fish. Just before the miracle, He asks the disciples,
“Where can we buy enough food for them to eat?” Why
do you think Jesus asked the question? How might He

be asking you something in the same way today?

As always, you are invited to come and share in the THURSDAY, JULY 22
discussion at our meeting on Saturday mornings from 8 Feast
Day of Mary Magdalene  9 AM at Christ, Our Light!. Please contact the parish
office at 248.649.5510 to get information on the Men’s Dear Saint Mary Magdalene,
Fellowship.
friend and follower of Jesus;


patron of converts, women,
penitent sinners; please

pray for us!

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FAMILY BIBLE ADVENTURE!
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS































All are welcome!

This Wednesday Evening


All families at Christ, Our Light! are invited come to FALL FORECAST FOR RELIGIOUS our FAMILY BIBLE ADVENTURE this EDUCATION CLASSES:
Wednesday, July 21, from 6  7:30 PM, in the field
Some questions are arising concerning the plans for behind the playground at Christ, Our Light!. If raining, Monday Religion Education classes this fall for we will be in the social hall.

grades 18.
Even if you have not registered, you are welcome to
attend (though, depending on the number of last Though details are not fully put together at this time, I will share what I have with you.
minute attendees, there could be a shortage of gift bags
for those who did not preregister).
All classes this fall will be inperson classes and will
be held on Monday nights.
What is Family Bible Adventure? Our Vacation Bible
School (VBS) committee has met to come up with an Grades 14 will attend from 5  6:15 PM.
alternative to VBS since we are unable to host that Grades 58 will be held on Monday nights, from program this year. The committee searched for an 6:30  8PM.
outdoor, evening program for families. This is a first The first day of classes will be Monday, September time endeavor that we hope will provide a fun night 27.
for families while sharing a favorite Bible story and

With regards to COVID precautions:

corresponding activities.

Guidelines set by the Troy School District and the There will be singing and dancing to popular or Archdiocese of Detroit will be implemented.
familiar songs, an opening and closing prayer, and a
Bible Point to run throughout the evening. There will Registration forms will be available by the end of be a storyteller who will take on the role of Jonah and July. It is requested that your completed forms and will tell the Bible story to the group. There will be payment be returned by September 1. All children must be registered in order to attend classes. No games, community art, and photo opportunities. It registrations will be accepted on the first day of promises to be a fun and informative night for all class. More information will follow.
involved!


We look forward to meeting your children in person Families are asked to bring a family blanket or quilt for this fall. Formation is greatly improved by personal their family to be seated, a snack or quick dinner that interaction, group discussion, group prayer, and may be eaten on your blanket, and water bottles. The related handson demonstrations and projects.
children will receive a goodie bag with faith or theme
Welcome to our families and children.
related articles inside.


We hope you will join us for this evening of fun,
learning, and being together.


JoAnn Bonahoom
JoAnn Bonahoom
Director of Religious Education
Director of Religious Education
248.649.5510, ext. 107
248.649.5510, ext. 107




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CHRIST, OUR LIGHT! YOUTH MINISTRY


Fun Events, Teen Conferences, 
Service
Projects and MUCH MORE! 

Open to all 9th
12th
grade students!

Youth
ministry is more than programs and events.
Youth Ministry is important in the life of
the
Church! Youth Ministry at Christ, Our Light! is “AFTER SUNDAY”
a place where teens come to live out their faith with Friday, August 20, at 7 PM
others their age.

“Dear young people, let yourselves be taken over At Christ, Our Light!
by the light of Christ, and spread that light wher-

Invite a friend!
ever you are.”
Saint John Paul II

“AFTER SUNDAY” is for young adults ages 1825 SUMMER PROGRAM



and will gather once a month on Friday nights for Sunday,
July 18, 10 AM
2 PM: Christmas
in
July fellowship and faith sharing.

Mass at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral
Contact Elaine
Cervera at Wednesday,
July 28, 7
8:30 PM: Wednesday [email protected] or 248.649.5510 ext. 105 night Bonfire & Bible Study

Tuesday, August 10: Cedar Point trip!

For help or information, please contact:

MOMS’ FELLOWSHIP
Elaine
Cervera: 248.649.5510, ext. 105 or
on break for the summer

Contact: [email protected] or call: 248.649.5510, ext. 105

CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL (CSA)









There are many ways to make a CSA contribution.

To mail a contribution (especially if you did not

MAH JONGG
receive an envelope mailed to you, or if you were not

You are welcome to join us for Mah Jongg. We meet able to get one from church):

in one of the classrooms every Monday at noon.  Make
check payable to: 

Archdiocese of Detroit  CSA

In the memo line: COFFEE IN THE GARDEN
Christ, Our Light! Parish, Troy  235





“Coffee in the Garden” has resumed on Thursdays Note: If using a ”CSA envelope” from church, after the 9 AM Mass. PLEASE remember to fill out the “Parishioner

All are welcome to share coffee and fellowship. We Information” on back of the pledge card portion.

will meet at the patio tables near the playscape.
Mail to the Archdiocese’s “processing partner,”

which is located in Minnesota, at:

You are welcome to bring a treat to share, or just




enjoy coffee and socializing. Bring a friend!

Archdiocese of Detroit PO Box 6047

Albert Lea, MN 56007
6647 ______

BINGO IS BACK!!


At the Knights of Columbus Hall in To donate online, visit: https//give.aod.org
Clawson on Tuesdays at 6:30 PM (doors open 4:30 ______

PM), beginning July 6. Concessions available. Join To make a pledge or onetime CSA contribution by us! Net proceeds help the Knights support local phone: 1.888.331.8695 (Monday through Friday,
charities.
during regular business hours). Thank you.
870 N. Main Street in Clawson; 248.588.3547

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AN ANNOUNCEMENT FROM
SPECIAL NEEDS
ST. ANASTASIA PARISH:
FAITH ENRICHMENT CIRCLE

OUR ADORATION CHAPEL HAS July is upon us, and we are excited for the Family Bible REOPENED!
Adventure this Wednesday evening (July 21) at 6 PM.
The Adoration Chapel at St. Anastasia has reopened. The Even if you have not registered, you are welcome to Blessed Sacrament is exposed in the monstrance Monday attend “last minute,” though it is preferred that you still through Friday from 9 AM until 7 PM.
let JoAnn Bonahoom know you are coming by calling her

at 248.649.5510, ext. 107. I will be there and would love We would like to resume our previous schedule of

to see you!

24hour Exposition, but help is needed to fill each hour.


I am planning a Picnic for our class on Saturday, Whenever Jesus is exposed in the monstrance, we are September 18, at noon.
It will be a nice way to required to have at least two people in attendance, no reconnect before classes begin.

matter the time of day or night.


Our first class will be September 25.
As of now, it will In order to fulfill that obligation, we need people to be inperson.
If that is not possible for someone, we can commit to an hour on a regular basis. If you are not able arrange a virtual segment.

to commit on a regular basis, we are also in need of
There are many people in our program who need our substitutes.

prayers.
As a community it is important to pray for one To schedule a time or offer assistance, please contact another.
Please keep the people in the Christ, Our Dominic Bologna at 586.764.7359 or
Light!
Special Needs Faith Enrichment Circle in your [email protected]. Thank you.
prayers.

May the beauty of summer and the

days in the sun light up your life,
DETROIT PRIESTLY VOCATIONS

Pam
The Office of Priestly Vocations’ discernment group for Pam La Grassa
men (18  55) considering the priesthood is having their Director, Special Needs Program
next meeting on Thursday, July 22, from 7  8:30 PM. 248.649.5510, ext. 113

Previous meetings have been very successful, with many men excited to talk about their possible vocation to the
priesthood. There is no requirement to have been at any BLOOD DONOR SHORTAGE
p
revious meeting.
Christ, Our Light! will not have another blood drive until
Please contact the vocation office for more info at:
October 25. In the meantime, because the blood supply is https://detroitpriestlyvocations.com/
critically low, I am encouraging our loyal, regular donors discernmentgroups/ or call the Archdiocese of Detroit at  as well as any healthy person 16 or older and who 313.868.7043, and ask for Father Craig Giera.
weighs at least 110 pounds  to donate blood this summer.



People can only donate every 8 weeks, but there are 20 CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL (CSA)
weeks between our last drive and the next drive on
October 25.
That means, if you just donated at our June 14 blood drive, you can donate again on August 9 or until the end of August and still be able to donate on October 25.


If you haven’t donated recently or at all, be a hero and donate this summer.
The procedure is safe and actually good for your body.
For more information go to redcrossblood.org or call me, Pat Dobosenski, at 248.422.4729.
Your donation could save the lives of up to three people.
It is a good thing to do… for yourself and others.


The June Blood Drive was very successful: 58 donors (3 of them new!) and 50 units collected, with potential to save 50 lives! Thank you!!



Thank you for having made or for planning to make a  CSA donation.

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MASS
INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Please Pray for the Sick and Homebound

9:00 AM Tuesday, July 20


Saint Apollinaris, Bishop and Martyr
Frances Agnello
Sally Fisher
Brandon Lyon
Bill Reedy
Dec. Ruth and Joe Corby
Baby Aleman
Ashley Fournier
Rita Makhijani
Georgia Reid
Req. by Alice Corby
Mary Austin
Kay/Scott Friebel
Barbara Manderville
Laura Reynolds
Dec. Joe Cuchetti
Louella Baird
Jim Gerasi
Rita Mann
Janet Rhoades
Steve Balasia Carol Gibson
Patti Manning
David Rich
Req. by Renee Cuchetti
Cathie Baldwin
Gordon Gillet
Dec. Colleen Burke
Phyllis Marek
Pat/Bill Rodgers
Ralph Barela
Mona Giust
Gary Mark
Rita Rose
Req. by Connell and Burke Families
Corey Bauman
Sue Gobel
Kathleen Masalskis
Arthur/Shirley Rowe
Dec. Walter Scott
Jackie Bellinger
Gail Graor
Barbara Rozak

Mark McAuliffe
9:00 AM Wednesday, July 21
Liz Blaha
Jim Gregorczyk
Brian McCullough
Donald Robinson
Saint Lawrence of Brindisi, Priest and
Martha Blaszkiewicz
Brad/Inger Griffin
Christian McLeod
Carol Ryan
Helen Gruss
Doctor of the Church
Tom Bolme
Kirk Meadows
Samantha S.
Andrew Boyle
Debra Guilmet
Dec. Craig Mercier
Eric Meek
Victor Saccaro
Req. by Eileen Mercier
Joan Brand
Richard Guilmet
Sara Brenz
Matthew Gumbel
Ryan Mele
Mary Safarian
Int. of Kathy and Vern Zang
Thomas Bricely
Tim Haley
Jackson Mesec
Jim Sarconi
Req. by Noel and Kim Nevshehir
Si Brieloff
Carolyn Hall
Marcia Michaels
Rose Maria Santos
Int. of Don and Irene Rogers
Jill Buccafurri
Dorothy Hannum
Mary Miller
Jerry Schoof
Req. by Noel and Kim Nevshehir
Melanie Burkhardt
Jamie Mitchell
Seley Family

Maya Lane Harris
9:00 AM Thursday, July 22
Bonnie Burns
Gabrielle Haverland
Paul Mittlestaedt
Donna Spaniola
Saint Mary Magdalene
F. Burns Michelle Haverland

Riley Mooradian
Elizabeth Stasilowicz
Dec. John Murphy
Daniel Burton
Hanna Hefner
Steve Moraniec
Kari Stark
Req. by the Murphy Family
Ron Caffee
Dale Herridge
Giovanna Morelli
Roger StJean
Dec. Michael Murphy
Joan/Dr. Ron Cain
Yvonne Hesse
Judy/Dennis Murphy
Jacob Stone
Req. by the Murphy Family
Dennis Casanovas
Dan Murphy
Maddy Stoner
Charles
Ned Hoffman
Int. of Carol Piesecki
Charlotte Hosking
Margaret M.
Pat Stringer
Lil Christein
Paul Nagrant
Jake Stys
Req. by Noel and Kim Nevshehir
Ellen Cokewell
Mary Helen/Peter Hrit

Isabella
Ray Nassri
Dominic Swoish
12:05 PM Friday, July 23
Pat/Jack Courtney
Natalie
Sidney Tasker
Saint Bridget, Religious
Tilly Cron
Marie Janicke
Carol/Ron Johansson
Franko Neugebauer
Ann Marie Teli
Dec. Edith and Joseph Gilson
Catherine Cushing
Joanna Nobe
Kitty Thayer
Patricia Daly
Dan Johnson
Req. by Pat and Peggy
Jack Norton
Joshua Thomas
Anita Daris
Dick Johnson
Int. for Jim Lama
Tom O’Connor
Richard Thomson
Req. by the Reeser Family
Joe Davenport
Carolyn Johnston
Bonnie Dawson
Megan Jones
Patti Oldani
Patricia Trungale
Special Intention
Rachel Oldani
Margaret Trzebinski

Natalie Danaher
Kaci
4:00 PM Saturday, July 24
Cindy DeLovenzo
Loretta Kaltz
Marcia Ouellette
Scott Turner
Saint Sharbel Makhluf, Priest; BVM
Steve DeWitt
Sam Kell
Kathryn Palmer
Sylvia Undy
Dec. Jim Ivancso
Katie Doherty
Margo Kerr
Naima Panow
Christine Vertrees
Req. by Cora Ivancso
Lawrence Dolot
Kaven Killu
Dee Patroske
Frank Von Koss
Dec. Gina Minoletti
Mark / Helen Double
Kim
Melissa Peglowski
Cathy Walsh
Req. by Laura and Mary
James Douglas
Michael Kincaid
Jim Pfiester
Loretta Weathers
Dec. Julie Malcolm Monaco
Monte Douglas
Marlene Kropidlowski
Marilyn Phillip
Bella White
Req. by Dale Herridge
Rosemary Dundas
Baby LaFave
Carol Picciotti
Kathy Wilson
Int. of Dave Pierce
Cheech Eames
Marlene Larson
Jacquelyn Pierce
Whole World
Req. by Noel Nevshehir
JoAnn Eaton
Shirley Leja
Richard Pierce
Carol Wright

Carol Erickson
8:00 AM Sunday, July 25
Gerri Linder
Marie Pietila
Kenneth Wysocki
Thomas Everly
Jacki Price
Mia Zacharias
Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Grace El Tawil
Vita Longo
Maddie/Joe Longo
Bob R.
Jack Zapatowski
Dec. Dolores Balok
Rev. Don Finley
Patricia Lovejoy
Karin Rauch
Ray Zukowski

Req. by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Briesch, Jr.


9:30 AM Sunday

Dec. Richard Schaeffer
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE MILITARY
Req. by Carol Spencer

Dec. James Roush
Sgt. Edward Alsep
Troy Glendye, F. Cmdr., USCG
John Michael Phillips, USMC
Req. by Karen Roush
L.Cpl. Sarah Fitzpatrick Alsep
Ty Griffin, US Army
Cpl. John Paul Pineiro, USMC
Dec. Giuseppe Tiseo
Keith Armstrong, US Army
SFC Eric Hesse, US Army
Capt. A. J. Przybyla
Req. by the Adams Family
Lt. Cmdr. Kristian Barton
Dereck Jersak
FT1 Matthew Schwab, USN
Dec. Martin Ringwood
L. Cpl. Wayne Chuang
Kyle Kosal, Specialist E4
MMNC (surface)
Req. by the Rosary Group
Pvt. Nathan Cobleigh
Sgt. Brendan Lamb, US Army
Paul Schwab Jr., USN
11:00
AM Sunday
Cpl. Johnny Do, USMC
Tech. Sgt. Timothy McCarty
S.N. Schwab, MP
Dec. Savarinathan Anthony
John Dunn, MD MAJ MC
Sgt. Brian McKnight
L. Cpl. Aaron Sewell
Req. by Christ, Our Light! Parish
LCDR Patrick Dunn
L. Cpl. Ethan Messene
Will Sherwood, FC2, USN
Dec. Joe McMahon
PFC Michael Gallagher
Ryan Mitchell,Cmdr, US Navy
EN3 Christopher Shires, USN
Req. by Patricia and Ron Wienkowski
Ronald Green USCG
Lt. Andrew Nicoletti, USAF
Elizabeth Zemba, Air Force

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CHRIST, OUR LIGHT! MINISTRY SCHEDULE
Day/Time
Celebrant
Musician
Lectors
Altar Servers
Eucharistic Ministers


July 24
Father Don




David Minnick
Jim Baier

Rosalie Neeve Cathie Jo Seamon
4:00 PM
Demmer

Teresa Ulrich



Deacon Johnny

July 25
Father Don



Jeanine Doyle Christa Griffith
David Minnick
Nancy O’Connor
Peggy Magary
8:00 AM
Demmer

July 25
Father Don

David Minnick
Diane Schrift
Ann Ducas
Mary Jo Beaubien Paul Burke
9:30 AM
Demmer
Sue Burke

Kate Ducas
Deacon Johnny

July 25
Father Don


David Minnick
Gerry Connell
Jovena Sahaya
Nancy Arens James Arun
11:00 AM
Demmer

Erin Cavanaugh

MASS TIMES
PARISH STAFF
Sacrament of Reconciliation


Saturday: 3:00 − 3:30 PM, or by appointment.
Weekend Mass Schedule
Main number:


Saturday Vigil Mass 248.649.5510
Visiting the Homebound and Hospitalized

4:00 PM
Reverend Don Demmer
Please notify the parish office.
Sunday Morning

[email protected]
Sacrament of Baptism / Sacrament of Marriage
8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 AM


Deacon Johnny Vanneste
Parish policy is that the individuals are practicing

Weekday Mass Schedule
Catholics and registered members of the parish. Contact
Carol Reeser

Tuesday, Wednesday,
Parish Secretary/Ext 100
the parish office for arrangements and more information.

Thursday Mass 9:00 AM

RCIA

Bill Konanos
Friday Mass
12:05 PM Business Manager/Ext 111
Adults interested in becoming
Catholic, celebrating a

JoAnn Bonahoom missed Sacrament
or simply learning more about the CONNECTIONS:
Director, Rel. Ed/Ext 107
Catholic faith, should contact the office for information

Phone:
Janet Surdu /Ext 107 concerning our RCIA
program for adults held from Religious Education Secretary
September through April.
248.649.5510


Pam La Grassa/Ext 113

Fax:
Director of Special Needs


248.649.6729
Elaine Cervera
PARISH LEADERSHIP


Email:
Youth Minister/Ext 105
Parish Council meets the third Tuesday of specified months.
Parish Life Coordinator

[email protected]

Tony Gallucci  Chairman

Mary Murray
Website:
Communications Coordinator/ Teresa Ulrich  CoChair, Secretary
christourlight.weconnect.com.
Ext 101
Ken Beech Megan Bestul


Robert Mervak C athy
Polsinelli Paul Weaver
Email Blast signup:
Music Minister
Parish Commissions meet the second Tuesday of the month.
https://tinyurl.com/ 248.842.8124
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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION HOSPITALITY
powwpqd
David Minnick

Music Minister
COMMISSION Teresa Ulrich
Facebook:
248.961.2410
Malisa Burt
www.facebook.com/
Saint Vincent de Paul Beth
Gooch
ChristOurLight
Needy Assistance/Ext 112


CHRISTIAN SERVICE
South Oakland Vicariate

Kay Torigian  Chairman


(Vicar: Reverend Paul Snyder;

OFFICE HOURS:
Tina Tisler  CoChair
Pastor, Saint Mary’s of

Royal Oak)
Monday  Friday:
PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL STEWARDSHIP

8:30 AM  4 PM
Paul Burke Michael Lusardi Bill Burt

Website:

Saturday: 2:30  5:30 PM
John Myszak, III Jerry Staeger
www.southoaklandvicariate.org



Sunday: 7:45 AM  12:30 PM
Doug Wright
Archdiocese website:



www.aod.org
 the church is
open during
SOUTH OAKLAND VICARIATE REPRESENTATIVES
these times 

Tony DiMarco Tom Lenhard

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