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THIS WEEK IN ‘THE HERALD’ Catholic Funeral and Burial Representaves from Holy Sepulchre Catholic cemetery (Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services) and A.J. Desmond & Sons Funeral Home will be here at St. Hugo of the Hills to discuss the spiritual and praccal reasons for learning about Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services. page 3 Acon Steps T First Priority, Mutual Accountability (Unleash the Gospel, Excerpts from Part 5) BOOK OF THE NAMES OF THE DEAD by The Most Reverend Allen H. Vigneron. In November, Catholics have tradionally remembered page 7 those who have gone before us in faith. One custom is Hurricane Donaon Update recording the names of deceased loved ones in the Book The Knights of Columbus Charies thank the of the Names of the Dead. The book will be in the parishioners of St. Hugo’s for the supporng Gathering Space from November 1 unl the Sunday the hurricane relief. Also meet the St. Hugo before Thanksgiving. page 6 student who raised funds in his own style. page 9

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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 Spinale Weekend Associate Rev. Mark Wendling, SOLT 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 a er Infant Bapsm Coordinator Ms. Stephanie Spinale 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 R R 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 CONVENT 248R642R8331 CLOTHES CLOSET and FOOD PANTRY 248R646R0920 MASS SCHEDULE Winter Hours: Mon T Tuesday 8AMV1PM ; Wed 9AMV1PM SAINT HUGO HERALD bulle[email protected] SATURDAY WEEKDAY Deadline for submissions is Mondays by 4 PM via email only 8:30 AM CHAPEL MONRFRI 5:00 PM VIGIL CHURCH 6:10 AM CHAPEL YOUTH MINISTRY [email protected] 8:30 AM CHAPEL* WEB www.sthugo.org/youthRministry SUNDAY *During the school year SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confessions) 7:00 AM CHAPEL WED Masses in Church Saturday a ernoon 3:30 R 4:30 PM 8:00 AM CHURCH Before and a er each weekday 6:10 AM Mass. 10:00 AM CHURCH 12 NOON CHURCH HOLY DAY R St. Hugo Church Wi Fi 5:00 PM CHURCH 6:10 AM CHAPEL Network: St.Hugo Guest Network 9:00 AM CHURCH Password: sthugoguests 12 NOON CHURCH 7:00 PM CHURCH INDEX

Sr. Barb/ Fr. Tony 3 Religious Educaon 11 This Week/ Calendar 4 Youth Ministry 12 New Parishioners 4 AOD 13 Banns of Marriage 4 RTl/ Respect Life 14 Upcoming Events 5R6 NonRParish Events 15 EventsRatRaRGlance 5 Deceased 16 Bapsms 5 Military 16 PARISH OFFICE HOURS Book of the Dead 6 Prayers for the Sick 16 Vigneron/ Acon Steps 7 Music Notes 17 Stewardship/ CSA 8 Gospel/ Meditaon 18 MON R FRI 8:30 AM V 4:30 PM

Offertory 8 Mass Intenons 19 SATURDAY 9:00 AM V 5:00 PM Hurricane Relief 9 Ministry Schedule 20 SUNDAY 9:00 AM V 1:30 PM School News 10 While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of bullen informaon, we offer apologies for any errors or omissions that might occur. NOVEMBER 5, 2017 THIRTYTFIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 3

CHURCH SECURITY AND FINANCIAL LOSS CATHOLIC FUNERAL AND BURIAL by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP by Msgr. Anthony M. Tocco Last week, our focus was on the importance of Church Security and Property Loss Prevenon. This week, our Dear Friend in Christ, focus will be on Financial Loss Prevenon Management T Life is so full of joy T none of us likes to think much about Internal Frauds & The s. death. It’s an uncomfortable topic, but it is inevitable. James Reaves, the speaker for this session on Church At the request of many within our Catholic community, Management from Villanova University, idenfied three the Archdiocese of Detroit has expanded their resources main purposes of fraud protecon: 1) safeguarding the money, assets and reputaon; to providing beer informaon about Catholic funeral 2) protecng the staff and volunteers; rites and cemetery services. 3) and follow the financial policies from the Archdiocese. On Tuesday, November 7th at 9:30am and Wednesday, November 15th at 7pm representaves from Holy The Archdiocese of Detroit audits parishes every three Sepulchre Catholic cemetery (Catholic Funeral & years. St. Hugo Parish was audited in 2013 and again in September 2017. The most recent audit observed the Cemetery Services) and A.J. Desmond & Sons Funeral following notable best pracces that are in place at St. Home will be here again at St. Hugo of the Hills Church to Hugo of the Hills Parish: discuss the spiritual and praccal reasons for learning about Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services. R R 1) the parish books and financial statements are up to Informaonal presentaons will be held in the hall on date and in excellent condion; 2) the Business Manager and parish staff focus on both days. The session will include a short presentaon connual improvement in all areas of operaons; with queson and answer opportunies. Refreshments 3) and bookkeeping is well organized and funconing and light hors d’oeuvres will be served. very well. Catholic Funeral & Cemeteries Services is an integral part There were six acons that need to improve the financial of the Church and the Catholic community: records, internal controls and policy and regulatory compliance, which we are currently working on. The “Our Catholic Funeral tradion affirms our belief in the Finance Council oversees the compliance from the communion of saints and our trust in Jesus’ promise of auditors and receives monthly reports regarding audit everlasng life. Burying the dead is one of the Corporal progress at each meeng. Works of Mercy, incumbent upon every Chrisan. The Church’s rituals enable us to honor our dearly departed In the last part of the presentaon, James Reaves with solemn and tender devoon. I take this opportunity discussed threats and protecon of people and the congregaon. He said there are different reasons for to recommend that all Catholics explore the services threats or violence in the parish: problems at home, offered by Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services to beer mental illness, stalking issues or highRrisk terminaons. It understand the spiritual and financial benefits of was helpful to learn the different levels of threats: direct, planning ahead for their funeral and cemetery veiled or condional. One advantage St. Hugo has is that needs” (Most Reverend, Archbishop Vigneron Archbishop we have an excellent relaonship with the Bloomfield Hills Police Department and they are less than five of Detroit) minutes away. I hope you will take advantage of this opportunity to At the November parish staff meeng, a discussion will beer understand the importance of a Catholic funeral take place on when and how to contact the police and burial, your financial choices, and the Church’s department, and plans will be made to prepare an posion on alternaves such as cremaon. emergency crisis plan for the office, as well as for the Church when it is full for weekend Masses or major events. Cheers in the Lord, Msgr. Anthony M. Tocco If anyone is interested in joining me on assessing the property and Church Security at St. Hugo, please contact the parish office at 248R644R5460. Next Week: Part 5 T Civil Law Implicaons for Church

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THIS WEEK AT ST. HUGO WEEKLY CALENDAR Rosary following daily 8:30 AM Mass Monday, November 6 6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel 10:00 AM Christian Meditation (Hall B) 5:00 PM Religious Education 7:00 PM Bell Choir Rehearsal 7:00 PM Perpetual Help Devotions (Chapel) 7:00 PM Charismatic Prayer Group (School Library) Tuesday, November 7 WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS 6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel NOVEMBER 7:00 AM Men’s Prayer Group Bernard and Margaret Palchak and family 9:30 AM Eucharistic Adoration Sufyan and Lindsey Bacall and family 9:30 AM AOD Funeral Presentation Ms. Carol Franciosi 10:30 AM Prayer and Life Workshop (Hall B) 7:00 PM Parish Council Meeting Mrs. Nancy Sienkiewicz 7:00 PM St. Vincent DePaul Committee Meeting Dr. Gianni and Alicia DeCarolis and family Daniel and Kristen McGrath and family Wednesday, November 8 6:10 AM MassT Chapel 8:30 AM All School Mass R Church BANNS OF MARRIAGE 9:15 AM Sunday Readings #2 (Hall B) T Taylor Anne Griglak and Travis Brandon Eason 7:00 PM Bible Study: Daring to Walk the Walk 7:00 PM Hospitality Committee Meeting Melissa Ann McGovern and Joshua Christopher Clouthier Margaret Leahy and Ciaran Patrick Cleary Thursday, November 9 6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel 9:30 AM Bible Study: Psalms 1:00 PM Altar Guild Fall Bunco Party 7:00 PM Sacrament Preparaon GR. 8 Meeng 7:00 PM Liturgical Choir/Schola Rehearsal Friday, November 10 6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel Saturday, November 11 8:30 AM Mass T Chapel EUCHARISTIC ADORATION 1:00 PM Confirmaon Retreat Tuesday, November 7, 2017V Chapel 5:00 PM Mass T Church Sunday, November 12 Jesus waits for you on the Altar a er the 8:30am Mass in 7:00 AM Mass T Chapel the Chapel. Your will have a peaceful silence to give love 8:00 & 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 5:00 PM Masses TChurch and gratude to Jesus who responds to your every Coffee and Donuts a er all Masses T Gathering Space need. Adoraon concludes on that first Tuesday with a 9:00 AM Adult Confirmaon Preparaon beauful Benedicon starng at 7:30pm with spoken 10:00 AM RCIA prayers, music and silent praying. We all have a great 10:00 AM Liturgy of the Word need of Eucharisc Adoraon. Let us be generous with 10:00 AM & 12:00 Noon R Catechesis of the Good our me in geng to meet Jesus. Shepherd 1:00 PM Confirmaon Retreat 1:30 PM Infant Bapsm Celebraon 6:00 PM Youth Ministry Library Open Following 8 AM, 10 AM & 12 Noon Masses

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UPCOMING MEETING DATES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWLY BAPTIZED Finance Council AND THEIR FAMILIES October 2017 Tuesday, November 14, 20178888888888888888888888888:00 AM Parish Pastoral Council Connor Charles Bailey 88888888888888888888888888 Child of Jennifer (Gonzalez) and Charles Bailey Tuesday, November 7, 2017 7:00 PM Chrisan Service Commission Camila RosalesRBallesteros Tuesday, January 16, 2018888888888888888888888888888883:00 PM Child of Mayra (BallesterosRRamirez) and Aaron Ledezma Educaon Commission Margot Rose Bluthardt 8888888888888888888888888888888 Tuesday, January 9, 2018 3:00 PM Child of Elizabeth (Beresford) and Robert Bluthardt Evangelizaon Commiee Wednesday, November 15, 20178888888888888888887:00 PM Sawyer William Bluthardt Child of Elizabeth (Beresford) and Robert Bluthardt Stewardship Commission Tuesday, January 23, 2018888888888888888888888888888887:00 PM Olivia Lien Chi Compeau Worship Commission Child of Chrisne (Ngo) and Paul Compeau 8888888888888888888888888888888 Tuesday, January 9, 2018 7:00 PM Vivia Chrisne Cox Child of Ashley (Schumacher) and Bryan Cox Natalia Carmella Gase EVENTSRATRGLANCE Child of Chrisna (Morton) and Gerald Gase II 8888888888 Nov. 7 Archdiocese & Desmond’s Funeral Mikayla Maureen Lin Presentaon, 9:30 AM Child of Shannon (Bailey) and Albert Lin 8888888888 Nov. 7 Eucharisc Adoraon (Chapel) Andrea Maria Moore Nov. 98888888888Sacrament Parent & Child Mtg. Child of Kimberly (Perwerton) and Drew Moore Gr. 8 Confirmaon, 7:00 PM Patrick Drew Moore Nov. 98888888888Altar Guild General Meeng/ Bunco Child of Kimberly (Perwerton) and Drew Moore Nov. 1188888888Gr. 8 Confirmaon Retreat 1:00 R 4:45 PM Anne Dula Warmbir Parish Hall Child of Grace (Fitzpatrick) and Mahew Warmbir Nov. 1188888888Gr. 2 Sacrament Parent & Child Mtg. Lois Julie Warmbir Gr. 2 Reconciliaon, 7:00 PM Child of Grace (Fitzpatrick) and Mahew Warmbir Nov. 1288888888Gr. 8 Confirmaon Retreat 1:00 R 4:45 PM Parish Hall 88888888 ALTAR GUILD GENERAL MEETING Nov. 14 Young Adult LevelONE Meeng AND BUNCO PARTY Nov. 1488888888Adult Faith Formaon Mtg. 3:00 PM Thursday, November 9, 2017 (New Date) Nov. 1588888888Archdiocese & Desmond’s Funeral Parish Hall T 1:00pm Presentaon, 7:00 PM Please join us for fall harvest fun! (No Bunco experience necessary!) Light Refreshment will be provided.

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THE BOOK OF THE NAMES OF THE DEAD by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP The “Funeral Rites” consist of “three principal ritual moments in the funeral of Chrisans: “Vigil and Related In November, Catholics have tradionally remembered Rites and Prayer,” “Funeral Liturgy,” and “Rite of those who have gone before us in faith. Commial.”(Order of Chrisan Funerals, par. 50) The General Introducon states the Church’s understanding At St. Hugo’s, we have had two customs to remember the of death: dead. The first custom is wring the names of those who “At the death of a Chrisan, whose life of faith was begun have died in The Book of the Names of the Dead, which in the waters of Bapsm and strengthened at the can be found on the table in the Gathering Space. From Eucharisc table, the Church intercedes on behalf of the November 1 when the church celebrates the feast of All deceased because of its confident belief that death is not Saints unl the Sunday before Thanksgiving, The Book of the end nor does it break the bonds forged in life” (par. 4). the Names of the Dead will be available for parishioners to write the names of their deceased loved ones. The Further in paragraph 6 the document affirms the second custom is the Memorial Card with the names and importance of our prayers for the dead: “Though date of death for those parishioners who have died in our separated from the living, the dead are sll at one with parish this past year. Parishioners are encouraged to the community of believers on earth and benefit from take a card and pray in a special way throughout the their prayers and intercessions.” As you can see, the month of November for them. Church encourages us to remember and pray for the dead. As Catholic Chrisans, we remember the dead at other mes throughout the year, especially in the intercessions Let us pray for all our departed brothers and sisters: at Mass, the Liturgy of the Hours, and visits to the “God, our creator and redeemer, by your power Christ cemetery or columbarium. conquered death and returned to you in glory. May all your people who have gone before us in faith share his In 1989, the Order of Chrisan Funerals was revised for victory and enjoy the vision of your glory for ever. We use in the United States. This book consists of five parts: ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who “Funeral Rites for Adults,” lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, “Funeral Rites for Children,” for ever and ever. Amen.” (1985 Sacramentary, Opening “Addional Texts of Sacred Scripture,” Prayer for All Souls, p. 734.) “Office for the Dead,” and “Addional Prayers and Texts.”

FR. TONY’S PIZZA PRIZE It’s a winRwin! You could be the lucky winner of a Gourmet Pizza Dinner for Six V prepared and served by our pastor and renown chef Msgr. Anthony Tocco V while you support the work of four Missionaries in three countries including St. Theresa Missionaries of Charity in Detroit. The St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle has mailed Raﬄe ckets to all parishioners. Tickets are $10 each or three Thanks to everyone who came out to the Ministry for $25. Addional ckets may be purchased from raﬄe Fesval as well as the dedicated volunteers who helped chairperson Rose Obloy, 248R646R1043. Msgr. Tocco will make it happen. We look forward to seeing how these draw the winning cket on December 12th. new connecons inspire everyone to share their me and talents with the St. Hugo Parish community.

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ACTION STEPS T FIRST PRIORITY, MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY (Unleash the Gospel, Excerpts from Part 5) by The Most facilitate healing, deliverance, and reconciliaon in a Reverend Allen H. Vigneron spirit of communion d. This plan should be in place by June 2018. Vision: Archdiocesan Central Services is to provide strategic and 5. I charge the Episcopal Council, the Presbyteral structural support to parishes and other Catholic Council and Moderator of the Curia to lead the enes, and to model the personal, spiritual and development of a plan for accompanying and reconciling leadership characteriscs of joyful missionary disciples. those individuals who have been wounded by the Church by June 2018. Acon Step 3.1 Archdiocesan Central Services: First Priority The full text of Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron’s fourth pastoral leer, “Unleash the Gospel,” as well as a video I aﬃrm and support the following Synod proposion: interview and other resources, is available via a special website, www.unleashthegospel.org. Build a framework for mutual accountability between pastors, parishes, schools and the Central Services. To Next Week: Archdiocesan Central Services, Second build a foundaon for this, heal wounded relaonships, Priority, Invest in People, Processes and Tools (Unleash build trust and pracce transparency. the Gospel, Excerpts from Part 5) In order to accomplish or support this proposion: 1. With assistance of my coRworkers in Central Services, I will establish regular mes for prayer and catechesis in order to advance the work of the new evangelizaon in the Archdiocese. 2. I charge the Moderator of the Curia and Cabinet to reevaluate the Central Services organizaonal structure in light of mission, aligning roles, responsibilies, and STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS just compensaon to support the overall mission of Unleash the Gospel by August 2019. A theme of humility links today’s Scripture passages. The prophet Malachi warns priests of his day that they have 3. I charge AOD Central Services to witness and model strayed from the way, which has caused many to falter. the developed standards and norms for organizaonal Their pride prevents them from humbly hearing the Lord health. of hosts. Jesus proclaims through St. Mahew’s Gospel: The greatest among you will be the one who serves the 4. I charge the Episcopal Council and Department of rest. Whoever exalts himself will be humbled; but Parish Life and Services to lead the development of a whoever humbles himself will be exalted. This transion management plan for parishes and schools to proclamaon is a model of humility and service for be clustered, merged or closed with these special faithful stewards. What is the Lord asking you to do with consideraons: your abundant gi s and talents to build His kingdom? Is a. Forgiveness and reconciliaon rooted in an pride blocking you from humbly doing His will instead of intenonal spirit of charity, vulnerability and humility your own? What is Jesus calling each of us to do for our with parcular aenon to those parishes and schools parish? What vocaon is He presently calling you to for that previously went through the experience of being His glory? Evaluate your service to your parish and the clustered, merged or closed greater Church, and consider taking a spiritual retreat to b. Transion management training for clergy and lay renew or further discern God’s call. ecclesial ministers c. Liturgical celebraons and other experiences that V AOD

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STEWARDSHIP/ CSA CSA PLEDGE UPDATE as of 10/16/2017 Unleash the Gospel, Grow Your Faith! Our Goal: $424, 736 The theme of the 2017 Catholic Services Appeal, Opening Doors to Encounter Christ, reflects our Holy Father’s invitaon to all Catholics to renew their personal relaonships with our Savior, as “the joy of the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus.” 89% Gi s to the CSA make possible a wealth of ministries, programs, and services that touch the lives of thousands throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit each day. No one parish could provide all of these blessings, which benefit so many. Current: $376,031 Our CSA is a pledge program, which allows you to spread Pledging Families: 721 your gi over several months. Please prayerfully consider the most generous gi possible to support the 2017 Catholic Services Appeal. Pledging Families Goal: 1100 We anxiously await the blessings that the contribuons 65% of Pledging Families to this campaign will bring. For informaon about CSAR funded ministries, programs, and services, please go to www.aod.org. You may pledge your gi online at hp://sthugo.aodcsa.org

ONLINE GIVING

St. Hugo of the Hills Parish offers Online Giving, an addional opon for giving to the church. Benefits to You ♦ STEWARDSHIP UPDATE Set up your own contribuons ♦ Change contribuons at any me ♦ No need to write a check Weekly Weekly Weekly ♦ Date Contribuons are scheduled; Offertory Budget Variance no need to make up missed contribuons 10/30/17 $ 33,167 $ 42,428 $ (9,261) ♦ If you prefer, a credit or debit card can be used 10/22/17 $ 39,492 $ 42,428 $ (2,936) 10/15/17 $ 34,286 $ 42,428 $ (8,142) For more informaon or to sign up for Online Giving, 10/08/17 $ 40,669 $ 42,428 $ (1,759) visit our website at www.sthugo.org and click on the YTD Actual YTD Budget YTD Variance “Give Online” link. You may also scan FY 2017R18 $716,138 $763,705 $ (47,567) the QR code below with your smart phone to be directed to our website. FY 2016R17 $681,509 $741,852 $ (60,343) R FY 2015 16 $717,518 $735,570 $ (18,052) NOVEMBER 5, 2017 THIRTYTFIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 9

HURRICANE DONATION V THANK YOU ST. HUGO STUDENT ’MOVED INTO ACTION’ Knights of Columbus Charies, Inc. Dear St. Hugo of the Hills, Thank you for your donaon of $37,364.44 on 10/17/2017 to the Knights of Columbus Charies U.S. Disaster Relief fund; I am grateful for your response. Through your generosity and commitment, you have helped make the Knights of Columbus become known worldwide as an internaonal force for charitable and responsible giving with a special emphasis on Catholic values. We have a long history of providing humanitarian relief, including eﬀorts following the 9/11 terrorist aacks; the 2013 typhoons in the Philippines; Hurricane Katrina, Sandy, Harvey and Irma; tsunamis in Indonesia, Japan, and ﬂooding in Louisiana. Our current Chrisans at Risk St. Hugo student John Torok with Msgr. Tony program is aiding persecuted religious communies in the Middle East. A er seeing the disturbing images of the devastaon caused by hurricanes in the U.S Virgin Islands and St. Voted four years in a row as one of Ethisphere’s World’s Thomas, a St. Hugo School student, John Torok was Most Ethical Companies, the Knights of Columbus moved into acon. Over 4 days, giving up his lunch represents the highest standard of security and hour, John went from room to room at school selling soundness, meaning that your donaons will be treated R with the utmost of integrity. mul colored red, white and blue wristbands. With best wishes, I remain, Doing this, he raised $518.80 which was donated to our Fraternally, Parish Hurricane Relief Collecon and is being forwarded Ronald F. Schwartz to the Knights of Columbus who will put 100% of this Treasurer money to help these people. We are so proud of our student!

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ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS SCHOOL NEWS

• ST. HUGO SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR will take place Lauren Tuohy R silver medal (Computers), Bianca Giglio November 7R9 in the school library. Also available R bronze medal (Drawing), Ella Harris R bronze medal online from October 30 R November 19 by vising (Grammar), Grace VanNorwick R bronze medal hp://bookfairs.scholasc.com/homepage/sthugo (Reading Comprehension), Ania Petrosky R bronze A wide variety of books of all reading levels from preR medal (Spanish), Maria VanDieren R bronze medal school through adult will be available. In addion to (Theology Overview) and Kennedy Marsh R bronze ficon tles, nonRficon books including history, medal (Vocabulary). Brother Rice compeon: Bowen science, arts, religion, Christmas, cook books, and Waltz R bronze medal (Science), Zach Olah R bronze more are offered. Come do your Christmas shopping medal (Religion) and Jose Segura R bronze medal early! 55% of all book sales will go back to St. Hugo (Drawing). Great job to all of those students that for the purchase of new books and resources for our competed! school library! • Pink Day Our Pink Day was a success! We raised • COMPUTER AND ELECTRONIC RECYCLING over $1100 in support of the American Cancer Sunday, November 5 from 8:00am T 12:00pm, and Society. Thank you all for your generosity! Monday, November 6 from 3:00pm T • Box Tops Good news, our Box Tops drive has earned 5:30pm. Please drop off your computers, printers, over $1100 for St. Hugo and other electronic equipment for recycling in the boxes staoned inside the St. Hugo maintenance garage located between the Ladies of Charity and the carport, behind the church. CRT monitors and TV’s are not accepted due to the mercury gas in them. Wooden speakers are also not accepted. Thanks for helping to make us a “green school”! ·Sunday, November 5 T computer recycling, 8:30amR12:00pm, St. Hugo maintenance garage · Monday, November 6 T deadline to order St. Hugo spirit wear through the online store ·Monday, November 6 computer recycling, 3:00pmV 5:30pm, St. Hugo maintenance garage For the most upRtoRdate informaon on St. Hugo of the Hills School, please visit our website at ·November 8R9 T Conferences www.sthugoschool.org, “like” us on Facebook and follow us on Twier. ·Friday, November 10 T No School · Scholasc Olympics Thank you to Ms. Drlik, our outstanding Spanish teacher, who took the eighth grade students to the Scholasc Olympics at Brother Rice and Marian this past Wednesday. St. Hugo had the most awards won at Marian. Congrats to the following winners: Marian compeon: Cae New R gold medal (Sacraments), Anya Keena R gold medal (Science), Charloe Muson R gold medal (US History & Civics), Lauren St. Andre R silver medal (Algebra),

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

• MEETING #2 For grade 2 children & parents: Reconciliaon meeng 7PMR8:30PM in the Church. GET FORMED: CATHOLIC FAITH R ON DEMAND THERE ARE TWO ALTERNATIVE DATES: Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017 or Thursday, Nov. 30, 2017. by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP We are excited to announce that our parish has • Confirmaon parent/ child meeng #2, Thursday, November 9, 2017 7PMR Church (Please aend if you subscribed to a dynamic new online plaorm called missed the October 26th meeng.) FORMED. Every parishioner will have 24/7 access to the best Catholic content on any device with internet access, including your computer, smartphone and • A special film for R.E. children on the life of SOLANUS CASEY will be shown on Monday, tablet. November 13, 2017, in the Parish Hall. (Drop off and pick up will be at the school.) With FORMED you’ll find video programs that explain the Catholic faith, explore the deepest meaning of marriage, receive Bible studies on a variety of topics and • Confirmaon retreat will be offered at two mes: Saturday, November 11, 2017 OR SUNDAY, have access to inspiring audio talks. Mulple programs NOVEMBER 12, 2017R1:00PMR4:45PM (TimeRframe to address mulple parish needs: Adult Faith Formaon, for both retreats are the same) Marriage Preparaon, Marriage Enrichment, Scripture Please be sure you have signed up! Study, RCIA, Sacrament Preparaon, Small Group Teen Discipleship and much more! You’ll find presenters like Have a Blessed Week Dr. Tim Gray, Dr. Edward Sri, Dr. Mary Healey, Bishop MRS. BARBARA YUGOVICH, PCL Robert Barron, Teresa Tomeo, Chris Stefanick, Dr. Sco 248R283R2191 Hahn and many more. They’re all part of our parish subscripon. It truly is the Catholic faith R on demand. Here’s how easy it is to get FORMED: Go to www.FORMED.org. • You should see the registraon box for parishioners. Type in the parish code: WH3XEC. • Set up a username R whatever username you’ll remember R and a password. You can keep it simple now and change it later if you want Now you are all set to use all the great programs on FORMED.org any me by simply logging in. It is that easy!

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YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY WORLD YOUTH DAY 2019

November 13, 7:00 PMR8:15 PM V Parish Hall Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. Meet the Pope! World Youth Day 2019 Panama Informaon meeng Mandatory for anyone interested in going! This meeng is for parents and students! Students interested in aending World Youth Day must be ages 18R25 at the me of the trip so current high school seniors and some juniors who will be 18 in HIGH SCHOOLERS January 2019 are encouraged to take a look at this. The sign up cut oﬀ for this trip is closing in FAST as the R 6:00 pm 8:00 PM in the Parish Hall company has given us a sign up extension and won't do This weekend at youth group is the conclusion of our that again. If you are interested in aending WYD in Alive and Dangerous Series! Come on down, get some Panama (January 2019) you will NEED to aend this pizza, and feel free to bring a friend. meeng OR contact Chelsea ASAP to get the info. Failure to do so might cause you to miss out on our very No need to register ahead of me, just show up! limited amount of spots. Email [email protected] to let us know that you are coming! Not sure what World Youth Day is? Check out the link at: hp://worldyouthday.com/panamaR2019

NOV 12V AUTUMN OUTING: THE REALLY BIG CHRISTMAS SHOW

Time: 2:30R4:30pm Locaon: Bethesda Chrisan Church YOUNG ADULTS (18R29) Auditorium, Sterling Heights, MI Cost : $5 (normally $29!) NOTE: The locaon has changed! We're geng a group together to aend the Really Big Tuesday, November 14th at 6:00 PM Christmas Show performance and celebraon! Check it 2616 Kopson Ct, Bloomﬁeld Hills, MI out at www.cmichoir.org/nightRtoRremember.html Registraon closes Tuesday Nov 7. Please register online Taco Tuesdayis sll ON but wewill be meeng at before then! We will ﬁgure out transportaon a er we Chelsea's house instead of the restaurant. Join us for know how many have registered :) the next meeng of LevelONE, our young adult group. Please feel free to bring a friend! To get more LevelONE informaon and event updates, sign up here:

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THE ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT CHRISTMAS DONATION REQUEST FOR CCSEM HELP CCSEM SERVE THOSE IN NEED IN PROGRAMS AND SERVICES SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN During the next few months, prior to Advent and As the social jusce arm of the Archdiocese of Detroit, Christmas 2017, the ministries at Catholic Charies of Catholic Charies of Southeast Michigan (CCSEM) works Southeast Michigan (CCSEM) are collecng donaons to to bring the love and mercy of Jesus Christ to those in serve the needy. “The Christmas season is an especially need. Won’t you help CCSEM care for the least ones who important me for us to gather donaons,” said Dave are the images of Jesus Christ among us? Bartek, CCSEM Chief Execuve Oﬃcer. “People are especially inclined to give during the holidays, but the In two weeks, our parish will take up a special need for the individuals and families we serve extends collecon for CCSEM. Please prayerfully consider throughout the year. That is why we hope to ﬁll our contribung to help CCSEM care for the most shelves this Christmas to meet those needs for the vulnerable among us. CCSEM annually brings help and upcoming year.” Items being collected include infant hope to more than 20,000 persons, regardless of their clothing, baby food and formula, diapers, baby and adult race or religion, culture or creed. CCSEM serves families hygiene items, coats and clothing for schoolRage children from all walks of life through 13 locaons in the six and teens, household items, and gi cards for counes of the Archdiocese of Detroit. Ministries include department stores, grocery stores and gasoline. For the All Saints Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry in southwest more informaon and a complete list of items needed, Detroit, Hispanic Outreach, Services for newcomers to contact Kelly Lunen at CCSEM at 248R548R4044 ext. the United States, Behavioral Health Services, the 3621 or lu[email protected]. Project Hope ministry for expectant mothers and mothers with young children, Adopon and Foster Care Services, and Services for Senior Cizens. You can UNLEASH THE GOSPEL donate in one of three ways: use the envelopes provided by your parish, go online to ccsem.org/donate, or mail a “A Visit to the Upper Room: Embracing the vision for check to CCSEM at 15945 Canal Road, Clinton Township, R R prayer and intercession to Unleash the Gospel” sessions MI 48038. To learn more, call Kelly Lunen at 248 548 will be held across the Archdiocese of Detroit through 4044 ext. 3621 or email lu[email protected]. January 2018, thanks to gi s to the Catholic Services Appeal. “The works of Catholic Charies of Southeast Michigan are the corporal works of mercy. We are not principally a These twoRhour sessions are designed to support pastors social service agency, but an instrument of God’s love R and their leadership teams in their mission to implement and mercy.” The Most Reverend Allen H. Vigneron, Acon step 2.2.4 of Archbishop Allen Vigneron’s pastoral Archbishop of Detroit and President of Catholic Charies leer on the New Evangelizaon. The goal is to assist of Southeast Michigan with linking together the pastoral leer’s vision, intercession, and each parish’s mission to help empower intercessory prayer teams. November’s schedule includes St. Thecla Parish, Clinton Township, on November 9; St. Mary Parish, Monroe, on November 11; SS. Peter and Paul, North Branch, on November 13; and St. Francis of AssisiRSt. Hedwig Parish (St. Hedwig site), Detroit, on November 28. For more informaon about CSARfunded ministries, programs, and services, please go to www.aod.org.

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RESPECT LIFEV RTL CROSS DISPLAY

TG7 MJ-GJB ` C GYJ- N7+ 7 Looking for something to read? The Michigan Catholic Newspaper, the official publicaon of the Archdiocese of Detroit, has been named the secondRbest Catholic newspaper of its size in North America. Professionally produced, The Michigan Catholic includes awardR The white crosses on St. Hugo grounds have come and winning local Catholic news coverage, special messages gone. Over 1600 crosses were displayed during this from Archbishop Vigneron and challenging and inspiring period, with each cross represenng two aborted babies local commentary on Catholic issues. You’ll also find per day since 1973 R a total in excess of 56 million news from Pope Francis, faithRbuilding resources, Q&As, developing boys and girls killed in that me frame. events, job lisngs, clergy assignments, death noces and much more from across the Archdiocese of Detroit. Respect Life wishes to thank the St. Hugo 5th and 7th The Michigan Catholic is funded enrely through grade students and their teachers for their extraordinary subscripons and adversing revenue and depends on efforts in seng up and taking down the cross display. its supporters to connue its 143RyearRold mission of Our thanks also to the volunteers who transported the spreading the Gospel through news media. crosses to St. Hugo. To subscribe, call 313R224R8002 or visit The dedicaon of all involved is a tesmony to the belief www.themichigancatholic.com/subscribe. that ALL LIFE is precious from concepon to natural death. Gratefully, Respect Life

PAIN CAPABLE ACT On Tuesday, the U.S. House of Representaves passed the PainRCapable Unborn Protecon Act by a vote of 237R189. Under the bill, a mother cannot abort her unborn child a er 20 weeks of gestaon, as increasing evi- dence shows that unborn babies are capable of feeling pain a er that me. Contact your US Senator and tell him/her what acon you want taken on this bill as it moves to the U.S. Senate. For more informaon, please call the Lifespan oﬃce at 248R816R1546.

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NONRPARISH EVENTS

ON th St. Joseph School 24 Annual DISCOVERY R COMMUNICATION R Holiday Happenings Juried Cra Show THANKSGIVING Nov. 18, 10R4 Give thanks for your sacrament of Marriage or Holy Nov. 19, 10R3 Orders with a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend! Over 100 cra ers. Lunch available, Your marriage is your most important relaonship! NOW baked goods, door prizes & raﬄes. is a good me to invest me in your healthy, happy relaonship, and reconnect with your spouse. Renew the Portraits with Santa available on Sun. commitment, inmacy and passion in your marriage. $2 admission, nostrollersplease. 703 N. Lapeer Rd., Lake Orion. Weekends are for Catholic priests and religious too! Your 7 mi N. of the Palace of Auburn Hills. www.stjoelo.org commitment to serve your people is similar to the commitment of a husband and wife in marriage. Weekend tools can help you see your ministry in a whole MANRESA RETREAT new light and connect more meaningfully with those you JESUS OF HISTORY AND CHRIST OF FAITH serve. November 8, 2017 R February 14, 2018 • Rediscover your hopes and dreams for your marriage or priesthood. The second miniRcourse of the Seminar in Ignaan Spirituality will be held on Wednesday evenings from • Renew your commitment. November 18, 2017 through February 14, 2018 from • Refresh your communicaon. R R 7:00 9:30 PM. This mini course is a consideraon of the • Reserve your weekend now! Jesus of History and the Christ of Faith. 2017R2018 Weekend Dates: Note that the material for this course will also be oﬀered Detroit Area: as an intensive weekend workshop on January 19R21, January 26R28, 2018 Holiday Inn Express, Troy 2018. Parcipants may commute or for an addional $50 April 27R29, 2018 Holiday Inn Express, Troy remain overnight. August 17R19, 2018* Holy Family, Novi September 28R30, 2018 Holiday Inn Express, Troy Topics include: 1. Overview of Reading Scripture Greater Michigan: 2. The Kingdom of God: Mission and Vision R December 8 10, 2017 St Francis Retreat Center, DeWi 3. The Infancy Narraves March 9R11, 2018 Center for Ministry, Saginaw 4. Jesus: Healer, Reconciler, Companion October 5R7, 2018 Augusne Center, Petoskey 5. Passion, Death & Resurrecon *In Parish Weekend R Couples go home at night. Cost for either form of the miniRcourse is $250 All other weekends are at hotels. Call 248R644R4933 to register or visit hps://www.manresaRsj.org/

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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 Kris Miller Virginia Cassar Bill Netter Ian Barnes R Army Josh Martin R Navy Jennifer Wygant Corgan Bethany Obloy Cullen Barrett R Marines Luis Osterberger, II R Army Cecilia Escobar Helen Rae Quast Joseph Bujold R Marines Erin Orlich R Navy Lauren Facca Dominic Rossi Aaron Conti R National Guard Jason Orlich R Army Chantel Giacalone Bob Roth Amanda Corado R Air Force Justin Orlich R Navy Gordon Gilliatt William Rothwell R R Betty Ann Hazler Paul Schornack Daniel Culbertson Navy Christopher Padgett Army Karen Maliwat Dan Shea Michelle Culliver R Army James Pearson R Navy Joe McGlynn Barbara Springer Christopher Day R Army Jack Perham R Marines Michelle Gilliatt Miexner Tyler Whisler Alexander Dean R Marines Sam Piontkowski R Marines Reid Decker R Army Jason W. Prosser, Marines And Prayers for all those that are ill or in need but not Steven Dinverno R Army Dan ReddyT Army listed, as well as their caretakers Carlos Escobar R Army Dvir Samet R Army All requests for names to be included on the sick list and Brock Fairchild T Navy Jeff Schuele R Marines in the weekend Prayers of the Faithful must be provided Laurel Fernandes R Navy David Siemiet R Air Force by a family member. Names will be included in weekend Evan Fowler R Army Aaron Smela R Air Force Prayers of the Faithful for three weeks and published in the Herald for six weeks. At the end of this me, you may Timothy Fuller R Army Richard Spiegel R Navy call the parish oﬃce to renew the name in the Herald for Ryan GieleghemRNavy Jeffrey Territo T Navy three more weeks. You may remove a name at any me Benjamin HofsteerRArmy Michael Territo R Navy R R by calling the parish oﬃce at 248 644 5460. Ieris R Navy Lawrence Turnbull T Air Force 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 If you have a family member on our Military List who faithfully departed, and those within our community. has returned home, please let us know so that we can share that good news with the St. Hugo parishioners Francis James Sehn who have been faithfully keeping our deployed service Husband of the late Celesne ; Father of Jim, Kathy, members in their prayers. Carole, Barb, Pay and Liz. Grandfather of 17; Great Tgrandfather of 7, Brother of Elizabeth Kay Elizabeth Smude Mother of Susan Seklar, Christopher Smude and Bradley Smude

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen. NOVEMBER 5, 2017 THIRTYTFIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 17

MUSIC NOTES ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS: MUSIC SERIES 2017R2018 Sunday, December 17 at 3:00 PM (Main Church) Christmas Lessons and Carols Liturgical Choir, Brass and Timpani Sunday, February 18, 2018 at 7:00 PM (Stone Chapel) Lenten Evening Prayer and Organ Recital Prelude T Palm Sunday, March 25 at 7:30 PM (Stone Chapel) Adagio (from Symphonie III, Op. 28) Louis Vierne Choral Tenebrae V Liturgical Choir Postlude: Sunday, May 13 at 7:00 PM (Stone Chapel) Grand Choeur T Théodore Salomé Abendmusik: Evening Prayer and Music St. Hugo Schola, The Michigan Bach Collecve Choral Music: (10:00) Sicut Cervus R Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (sung by the St. Hugo Schola) Like a deer that longs for running streams, my soul longs for you, my God. (Psalm 42: 1)

MUSICIANS NEEDED!

We are in need of musicians for the Sunday 5:00 PM Mass. We are especially in need of drummers, bass players, and guitarists (electric and acousc.) You do not need to commit to every week! Rehearsals take place before Mass on Sunday a ernoons at 3:45. Come be a part of this great ministry! For more informaon, please contact John Siard at John.Si[email protected]

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GOSPEL Jesus spoke to the crowds and to his disciples, saying, "The scribes and the Pharisees have taken their seat on the chair of Moses. Therefore, do and observe all things whatsoever they tell you, but do not follow their example. For they preach but they do not pracce. They e up heavy burdens hard to carry and lay them on people's shoulders, but they will not li a finger to move them. All their works are performed to be seen. They widen their phylacteries and lengthen their tassels. They love places of honor at banquets, seats of honor in synagogues, greengs in marketplaces, and the salutaon 'Rabbi.' GOSPEL MEDITATION As for you, do not be called 'Rabbi.' You have but one teacher, and you are all brothers. "For they preach but they do not pracce." The scribes Call no one on earth your father; and Pharisees may be the ones Jesus was speaking you have but one Father in heaven. about in today's Gospel, but we must be careful not to Do not be called 'Master'; dismiss his words when it comes to our own acons. you have but one master, the Christ. Jesus offered a difficult challenge to those honorRseekers The greatest among you must be your servant. that we must also heed when he said, "The greatest Whoever exalts himself will be humbled; among you must be your servant." This is not the way but whoever humbles himself will be exalted." the world usually works. Generally speaking, the idea of MT 23: 1R12 being a servant is considered inferior to being someone V who has risen to high levels of leadership or status. But READINGS WEEK OF NOVEMBER 5, 2017 Jesus wants people in posions of authority to selflessly Sunday 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time; Naonal serve those over whom they have influence. And he Vocaon Awareness Day insists that the leaders who establish laws, rules, and Mal 1:14bV2:2b, 8R10/Ps 131:1R3/ 1 Thes 2:7bR9, 13/Mt 23:1R12 guidelines do not excuse themselves from following their own direcves! "Pracce what you preach," as the Monday Rom 11:29R36/Ps 69:30R31, 33R34, 36/ saying goes. Lk 14:12R14 Whether or not we have extensive public influence, R R Tuesday Rom 12:5 16b/Ps 131:1bcde 3/ almost all of us at certain points are in a posion to Lk 14:15R24 exercise leadershipRRwith our children and families, with Wednesday Rom 13:8R10/Ps 112:1bR2, 4R5, 9/Lk 14:25R33 classmates, coworkers, neighbors, friends, and somemes strangers. When these moments arise, we Thursday Dedicaon of the Lateran Basilica are called to step into this role without being hypocrites. R R R R R Ez 47:1 2, 8 9, 12/Ps 46:2 3, 5 6, 8 9/ It's important to be sure we don't issue unrealisc 1 Cor 3:9cR11, 16R17/Jn 2:13R22 demands on others that we ourselves would find it Friday St. Leo the Great, Pope and burdensome or even impossible to fulfill. This requires Doctor of the Church; the virtue of humility. Instead of reveling in the Rom 15:14R21/Ps 98:1R4/Lk 16:1R8 authority we may have at any given moment, instead of creang "heavy burdens hard to carry and lay[ing] them Saturday St. Marn of Tours, Bishop; Veterans Day Rom 16:3R9, 16, 22R27/Ps 145:2R5, 10R11/ on people's shoulders," we need to be ready and willing Lk 16:9R15 to walk a mile in their shoes, and lead accordingly. And Jesus tells us clearly that this servant leadership will be Next Sunday 32st Sunday in Ordinary Time rewarded, for "whoever humbles himself will be Wis 6:12R16/Ps 63:2R8/1 Thes 4:13R18 or exalted." 4:13R14/Mt 25:1R13 R Liturgical Publicaons NOVEMBER 5, 2017 THIRTYTFIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 19

MASS INTENTIONS

SUNDAY, November 5, 2017 Friday, November 10, 2017 THIRTYRFIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Saint Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the 7:00 Jesse Fraga (2nd Anniv.) (Nancy and Andrew Vetor) Church 8:00 Pro Populo 6:10 Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass 10:00 Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Diego Family) Nicholas Klingler Anthony Storto (Leo Joseph Rumptz, III) (Neighborhood Mens’ Bible Study Group) Frank Garippa (Family) 8:30 Leo Peterson (Suzanne and Tony Rea) Filomena Maruhom and Joclyn Lindhorst William S. McNamara (Mrs. William F. Meehan) (Olivia Batmanghelichi) Jack Smith (Family) Saturday, November 11, 2017 James and Irene Frenchi (Family) Saint Marn of Tours, Bishop Maurice Vachon (Family) 8:30 Rebecca Sanago (Dr. and Mrs. Arsenio DeLeon) Gregory Shawn Hofsteer (Mom and Dad) Lin Hyland rich (1st Anniv.) (Rob Rich) Laurie Pytell (Family)(Spec. Int.) 5:00 Dewey Clark (Spec. Int.) (Family) Marlene Nicolini (Family)(Spec. Int.) Jack Giniel (11th Anniv. ) (Harry and Eileen Jones) Robert Nicolini (Family)(Spec. Int.) Ethel Burke (40th Anniv.) (Harry and Eileen Jones) Hani Sarafa (Fadiya Sarafa and Family) 12:00 Anna Fanego (Alice Lillie) Violet Mercado (Spec. Int.) (Marge Dilley) SUNDAY, November 12, 2017 5:00 Pro Populo THIRTYRSECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 7:00 Pro Populo Monday, November 6, 2017 Weekday 8:00 Pro Populo 6:10 Friends at the 6:10 AM Mass (Spec. Int.) 10:00 Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Diego Family) (Toni Najor) Frank Garippa (Family) 8:30 Living and Deceased Members of the Ladies of Filomena Maruhom and Joclyn Lindhorst Charity (Ladies of Charity) (Olivia Batmanghelichi) Jack Smith (Family) Tuesday, November 7, 2017 Weekday James and Irene Frenchi (Family) 6:10 Marylou Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Maurice Vachon (Family) 8:30 Frances Kowalski (Joseph Moynihan) Rebecca Sanago (Dr. and Mrs. Renato Reyes) Rick Mazur (Spec. Int.)(Family) Tom White (Spec. Int.) (Toni Najor) Richard Jedd (Spec. Int.)(Family) Wednesday, November 8, 2017 Weekday Ramona Jedd (Spec. Int)(Family) 6:10 Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass 12:00 Anna Fanego (Alice Lillie) 8:30 Sr. Margaret VanVelzen (Spec. Int.) Holy Souls in Purgatory (George and Joan Cooney) Richard Branch (Jenni Shankland) John Griglak (Gary and Jennifer Griglak) 5:00 Pro Populo Peter and Sierra Nagel (Spec. Int.) (Lois Freeman) Thursday, November 9, 2017 The Dedicaon of the Lateran Basilica 6:10 Pro Populo 8:30 Pro Populo

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NOVEMBER 11TH & 12TH THIRTYRSECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS ARE NEEDED FOR ALL MASSES.

Time Celebrant Commentator Servers Cantors Sacristans 1st Lector 2nd Lector 5:00 PM Fr. Tim Rose Marie Robinson I. Gyarma J. Kennedy D. Wilkins November 11 Alice McIntyre A. Olah M. Pieper A. Kaye Debbie Siemet A. Olah Z. Olah 7:00 AM Fr. Mark Nancy Huber J. Bonema November 12 Dc. Mike Joanne Steinmayer Tim Johns 8:00 AM Fr. Mark Mary Ann Fortunate L. Baker D. Mirabito J. Walle November 12 Dc. Mike Kathleen Juriga A. Petrosky J. Walle Jim Walle M. Petrosky M. Socha 10:00 AM Fr. Joe William O'Connor S. Elson R. Savage J. Balint November 12 Dc. Oscar Cheryl Mahews S. Sudzina L. Ochoa M. CashRBartkowiak A. Wachowiak 12:00 Noon Fr. Joe Robert Pliska A. Paton D. Fischer D. Paton November 12 Dc. Oscar Len McIntee J. Reid W. Paton Sandra Jouhet M. Reid A. Thurman 5:00 PM Msgr. Tony Sharon Eusebi J. Brzustewicz R. Calvaneso D. Jovick November 12 Michael Morin K. Forno R. Jovick M. Mutone O. Mutone 7:00AM MASS EMEs: Don and Pat Orlich, Michael Somand

THANK YOU FOR SERVING AT ST. HUGO PARISH! NOVEMBER 5, 2017 S OUTH O AKLAND V ICARIATE Christ Our Light, Troy St. Anastasia, Troy St. Mary, Royal Oak Church of the Transfiguration, Southfield St. Andrew Kim Catholic Community, St. Mary Magdalen, Hazel Park Divine Providence (Lithuanian), Southfield Farmington Hills St. Owen, Bloomfield Hills Guardian Angels, Clawson St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Troy St. Regis, Bloomfield Hills Holy Name, Birmingham St. Fabian, Farmington Hills St. Thomas More, Troy St. Gerald, Farmington Nat’l Shrine of the Little Flower, Royal Oak St. Hugo of the Hills, Bloomfield Hills St. Vincent Ferrer, Madison Heights Our Lady of Albanians, Southfield St. Justin, Hazel Park Our Lady of La Salette, Berkley St. Lucy (Croatian-American), Troy Our Lady of Sorrows, Farmington Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Beverly Hills Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Oak Park Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Ferndale NOVEMBER 2017

Rev. Mario Amore, Vicar

Dear Friends,

The Archdiocese of Detroit along with the Capuchin Franciscans will celebrate a momentous occasion as Fr. Solanus Casey is beatified in just a few weeks. So many of us have had the great opportunity to visit The Solanus Casey Center at St. Bonaventure where we have learned about his life of holiness and virtue, prayed at his tomb, spent hours in prayer, and received the Lord’s mercy, grace, and forgiveness through the sacrament of reconciliation. As Archbishop Vigneron remarked at the press conference THANKS.GIVING. announcing this historic occasion, “The beatification of Fr. Solanus is one CELEBRATION! more proof the God loves the city of Detroit and that God loves our community.” Our Lady of La Salette parish is joining The beatification Mass will take place on Saturday, November 18, at 4pm at Berkley area Christian churches to Ford Field. Because this is a celebration that truly calls together the entire celebrate the season with a special archdiocese, the Archbishop has asked that his priests attend. To that end, “Thanks. Giving.” celebration. On th many Saturday evening Masses and times of reconciliation in the South Sunday, November 19 , all are invited Oakland Vicariate have been cancelled. To alleviate some of the difficulties to join in a brief worship service at that this may cause, we have put together a list of parishes that will host a 5:00pm with the combined vocal choirs vicariate-wide Mass that evening. While it may be a hardship for some, it is of Our Lady of La Salette, Cana a great opportunity for parishes to work together to provide for the needs of Lutheran, and Greenfield Presbyterian the faithful. Please note that Sunday Mass times will not be affected. churches. The time of worship will be

followed by a soup and bread supper Parish City Time fundraiser, benefiting the South Holy Name Birmingham 4:00pm Oakland Citizens for the Homeless / Nat. Shrine Basilica Royal Oak 4:30pm and 6:30pm Welcome Inn Homeless Shelter and Our Lady of La Salette Berkley 4:00pm the NOAH Project. In addition to raising funds to support these worthy Our Lady of Sorrows Farmington 4:30pm organizations, this will also be a great St. Gerald Farmington 5:00pm time for people from different St. Hugo of the Hills Bloomfield Hills 5:00pm denominations and backgrounds to St. Owen Bloomfield Hills 5:00pm break bread, build relationships, and give thanks. The joint service and St. Regis Bloomfield Hills 4:30pm dinner is being presented by the Berkley St. Thomas More Troy 4:30pm Clergy Association and this year’s host Transfiguration Southfield 4:30pm church is Berkley First United

Methodist church located at 2820 West If you attend one of these Masses, you can drop your offertory envelope into Twelve Mile Road, between Greenfield the collection and it will be returned to your respective parish. and Coolidge Highway, in downtown The Holy Spirit is truly alive in the Archdiocese of Detroit as we work to Berkley. For further information call the Unleash the Gospel! The beatification of Fr. Solanus is another great music office at Our Lady of La Salette witness to us that ordinary, humble people can lead lives of radical at (248) 541-3762, ext. 17. discipleship. Let us continue to pray for that day of our own beatification! In Christ, Fr. Mario Amore Vicar-South Oakland Vicariate [email protected] Page 2 South Oakland Vicariate Journeying through Advent a Cello & a Fellow Knights of Columbus 4188 with Lectio Divina at Fish Fry St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Creative spiritual recital reflecting on the season of thanks. Featuring the 870 N. Main Street St. Joseph Mercy Oakland knows that works of Shostakovich♦Bruch♦ Clawson, MI Piano Guys♦Josh Groban (248) 588-3547 healing body, mind and spirit is good for one's overall health. The peace of Robin Bloomberg “The Cello” The dates for the 2017/2018 Fish Fry Advent offers us space for quiet and season are as follows: reflection—so necessary for healing to Bradley Lieto “The Fellow” November 10, December 8, January 12, occur. February 9,16 & 23, Sunday, November 19, 2017 4:00 p.m. March 2, 9,16, 23 & 30 You are warmly invited to join the community of St. Joe's in the hospital chapel Afterglow reception. Meet the 4:30 pm to 7:00 pm at 3 p.m. every Tuesday during Advent as we create space in our lives for the musicians. Our menu consists of Crab cakes, healing presence of God. baked Tilapia, Fried Cod, French fries, St. Owen Catholic Church 6869 Franklin Road baked potato, cole slaw, rolls, veggie, Tuesdays, November 28, December 5, mac n cheese, and dessert. This is an all 12, and 19, 3 – 4 p.m. Enjoy fellowship Bloomfield Hills, MI www.stowen.org you can eat buffet. after prayer with light refreshments. free will donation $10 regular All are welcome. Free parking is avail- $9 Senior (over 60) $4 Child able in our visitor lot, and valet is avail- Advent Tea at Manresa $9 Carry out able. For more information, please call The Women-to-Women Prayer Group 248-858-3710. warmly invites you to Manresa's annual Advent Tea on Monday, Dec. 4, from 1:00-3:00 PM. Msgr. Ronald Browne will speak about "Learning Holi- ness from Blessed Fr. Solanus Casey." The cost of $15 is due by Nov. 27. Visit www.manresa-sj.org/120417-tea or phone 248.644.4933 Ext. 10. Manresa Jesuit Retreat House is located at 1390 Quarton Road in Bloomfield Hills.

Special Collection to support CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN November 18-19, 2017

HELP CCSEM SERVE THOSE IN NEED IN SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN As the social justice arm of the Archdiocese of Detroit, Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan (CCSEM) works to bring the love and mercy of Jesus Christ to those in need. Won’t you help CCSEM care for the least ones who are the images of Jesus Christ among us? Please give generously to the 2017 November appeal in support of our Weekend Workshop ministries. CCSEM annually brings help and hope to more than 20,000 persons, regardless of their race or religion, culture or creed. CCSEM serves families from all Manresa Jesuit Retreat House, walks of life through 13 locations in the six counties of the Archdiocese of Detroit. 1390 Quarton Road in Ministries include the All Saints Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry in southwest Detroit, Bloomfield Hills, will offer Hispanic Outreach, Services for newcomers to the United States, Behavioral Health "Discernment of Spirits According to Services, the Project Hope ministry for expectant mothers and mothers with young chil- St. Ignatius of Loyola" from 7:30 PM dren, Adoption and Foster Care Services, and Services for Senior Citizens. You can Dec. 8 to 12:30 PM Dec.10. Pre- donate in one of three ways: use the envelopes provided by your parish, go online to senters will be Fr. Steve Hurd, SJ ccsem.org/donate, or mail a check to CCSEM at 15945 Canal Road, Clinton Township, and Ann Dillon of Manresa's Ig- MI 48038. To learn more, call Kelly Luttinen at 248-548-4044 ext. 3621 or email lutti- natian Formation Office. Cost is [email protected]. $175 for daily commuters or $225 “The works of Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan are the corporal works of mercy. with lodging; a $50 deposit is re- We are not principally a social service agency, but an instrument of God’s love and quired. Register by Dec. 5 at mercy.” - The Most Reverend Allen H. Vigneron, Archbishop of Detroit and President of www.manresa-sj.org/120817-mc3 or Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan phone 248.644.4933 Ext. 10. South Oakland Vicariate Page 3

South Oakland Vicariate Parishes

Christ Our Light, Troy…...….(248) 649-5510 Church of the Transfiguration, Southfield ...... (248) 356-8787 Divine Providence (Lithuanian), Southfield ...... (248) 354-3429 Guardian Angels, Clawson ...(248) 588-1222 Holy Name, Birmingham...... (248) 646-2244 National Shrine of the Little Flower, Royal Oak ...... (248) 541-4122 Our Lady of Albanians, Cantata Academy Chorale “Sing a Song of Christmas” Sunday, Southfield ...... (248) 353-3410 Our Lady of La Salette, December 3, 2017 @3:00 pm @ Our Lady of La Salette Catholic Berkley ...... (248) 541-3762 Church, 2600 Harvard Road (at Coolidge), Berkley, MI 48072. Our Lady of Sorrows, Farmington...... (248) 474-5720 “Sing a Song of Christmas” concert of the Cantata Academy Chorale Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Beverly Hills ...... (248) 644-8620 (Susan Catanese, Director) will present Randall Thompson’s “Glory to God in the Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Highest” and a delightful selection of holiday songs which include composers Our Lady of Fatima, John Rutter, Dan Forrest and Leo Nestor. This concert will deliver both the joy and Oak Park ...... (248) 545-2310 warmth of the holiday season. Tickets at the door : $18 adult, $16 senior/student, or St. James, Ferndale ...... (248) 542-8835 St. Anastasia, Troy ...... (248) 689-8380 $30 family. Advance tickets: $15/$13/$30. Contact: Cantata Academy Chorale, St. Andrew Kim Catholic Community, P.O. Box 1958, Royal Oak, MI 48068, telephone no. 313.242.7282, Farmington Hills ...... (248) 442-9026 www.cantataacademy.org, email [email protected] St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Troy...... (248) 879-1310 St. Fabian, Farmington Hills ...... (248) 553-4610 St. Gerald, Farmington ...... (248) 477-7470 St. Hugo of the Hills, Bloomfield Hills...... (248) 644-5460 St. Justin, Hazel Park ...... (248) 542-2129 St. Lucy (Croatian), Troy ...... (248) 619-9910 St. Mary, Royal Oak ...... (248) 547-1818 St. Mary Magdalen, Hazel Park ...... (248) 542-8060 St. Owen, Bloomfield Hills ....(248) 626-0840 St. Regis, Bloomfield Hills.....(248) 646-2686 St. Thomas More, Troy...... (248) 647-2222 St. Vincent Ferrer, Madison Heights...... (248) 542-8720

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