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Pastor Associate Pastors Parish Mission Statement November 15, 2020 1055 NORTH SILVERY LANE • DEARBORN, MI 48128 • (313) 277-3110 • FAX (313) 277-3211 • www.divinechild.org PASTOR Rev. Robert J. McCabe ASSOCIATE PASTORS Rev. Paul Graney Rev. David Pellican PERMANENT DEACON Rev. Mr. Robert Calleja MASS SCHEDULE Weekday: 6:30 AM and 8:30 AM Saturday: 8:30 AM and Vigil Mass: 4:30 PM Sunday: 8:00, 10:00 AM and 12:30 PM +NEW OUTDOOR MASSES: 10:15 AM and 12:45 PM (Weather Permitting) Holy Day: 6:30, 8:30 AM and 7:00 PM RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE Saturday: 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM And after the 4:30pm Mass RECTORY OFFICE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE NOVEMBER 15, 2020 Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time PARISH MISSION STATEMENT The Church is the work of God initiated by Christ and held together by the Holy Spirit. Divine Child is a Catholic Parish The entrusted with the responsibility of bringing people to the Lord and Infant answering the call to holiness. Page 2 Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan Mass Intentions CONFESSIONS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2020 8:00am People of the Divine Child Parish Saturdays MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2020 2:30pm - 4:00pm and after the 6:30am Antonio Paolella, by Grace O’Brien 8:30am Marilyn Paielli, by The Guido Family 4:30pm Mass. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2020 6:30am Maureen Baugh, by The DC Rectory Staff DIVINE CHILD WEEKLY LIVE 8:30am Dorothy Omichinski, by Gene & Audrey McGinnity WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2020 STREAMED EVENTS: 6:30am (Spec. Int.) Scott Tackett, by Laura Tackett 8:30am Mary Mifsud, by The Edgell Family Mass: Sundays at 10:00am (new time) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2020 United in Prayer: Thursdays at 7pm 6:30am (10th Anniv.) Sherie P. Raona, by Family 8:30am Dan Belmore, by Family The live stream events can be viewed by visiting FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2020 6:30am (4th Anniv.) Megan Schroeder, by Joan Lovelace the parish website at DivineChild.org 8:30am Anton Family, by The Krasity Family (click on Live Masses and/or Prayer Service). SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2020 8:30am Herman Hylenski, by Family Note: Dispensation from the Sunday 4:30pm Msgr. John Hall, by The DC Parish obligation to attend Mass is granted to all SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2020 - Christ the King faithful until Monday, November 23, 2020. 8:00am People of the Divine Child Parish MASSES TO THE MISSIONS Nov 15: (Spec. Int.) Fr. Jim Bilot, by Parishioners for Priests THE CHURCH IS OPEN FOR Nov 16: Marino & Rosina Benedettini, by Graziano Canini PRIVATE PRAYER Nov 17: Betty Walkowski, by Gary and Linda Nieckarz Nov 18: Elizabeth Rauh, by Tim & Lisa Rauh Weekdays - 6:00am to 7:00pm Nov 18: Rocky & Marlene Romeo, by Family Saturday - 7:00am to 6:00pm Nov 18: (Spec. Int.) Msgr. Todd Lajiness, by Parishioners for Priests Sunday - 6:00am to 3:00pm Nov 19: Marino & Rosina Benedettini, by Graziano Canini Nov 20: (Spec. Int.) Chris DeWitt, by Mindy Nov 21: (Spec. Int.) Brandon Pilcher, by Family EUCHARISTIC ADORATION AND NOVENA Eucharistic Adoration is on Tuesdays from Please Pray For Our Sick 6pm - 7pm followed by Our Lady of Theresa Klemczak Perpetual Help Novena at 7pm. Rest in Peace Rectory Office Remains Closed to Visitors Father of Lynn Young The Rectory Office is closed to visitors, until further notice. If Grandfather of Allison and Kate Paluszewski you need to contact us, please call the Rectory at 313-277- 3110. The phones are being monitored and messages are retrieved and returned as promptly as possible. In the case of an emergency, such as anointing of the sick or Baptisms - November 8, 2020 funeral preparations, please call the rectory and select the appropriate prompt. Your message will be given first priority Mason Webster Porte and returned promptly. Son of Andrew Porte and Shannon Webster Our Lady of Fatima Pilgrim Statue Our Lady of Fatima Pilgrim Statue has been in the parish since the 1970s. If you would like to request a visit from the Pilgrim Statue of Our Lady of Fatima, please contact Laurie Lundblad at 313-320- 3127 or [email protected]. Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan Page 3 The Big Picture With Fr. Bob Dear Friends, I am writing this article on Tuesday, November 10th. It will be 75 degrees at 1:00 PM. I do not remember such warm weather in November! The Lord is providing a beautiful, extended autumn for us all! There have been many difficult memories during 2020 due to the Beginning Sunday, November 29, pandemic. It is nice to have some beautiful memories that we can all appreciate. and until further notice, our Sunday Mass schedule will be: The feast day of St. Leo the Great was celebrated today, November 10th. He was a good shepherd who is remembered for his holiness, dedication, perseverance in Saturday 4:30 PM very difficult times, and his sound teaching. Sunday 8:00 AM St. Leo’s influence had a rippling effect that spanned 9:30 AM countries, generations, and centuries. He faithfully preached against the heresies of Manichaeism, 11:00 AM Pelagianism, Priscillianism, and Nestorianism. He was generous in using the gifts God gave him in order to build 12:30 PM up the Church. He served tirelessly and selflessly. He served as pope for just over 20 years until he died in the year 461. He has been given the title Pope Leo the Great because ADVENT BOOKS of his profound influence on many different levels in the Church and in the society of his day. In many ways, The Worship Commission will make Pope John Paul II was a pope much like St. Leo the available the Little Blue Book Advent Great. devotional for $1 to cover the cost of the book. Without his generous servant’s heart, St. Leo would never have been referred to as “the Great.” His strength They will be available, while supplies last, in the rested in his willingness to be a humble servant of Christ. gathering space after the Masses on November 21 & 22 and November 28 & 29. Advent begins Sunday, We will not have the title “the Great” place after our November 29. name. However, if we strive to do small things with great love as the saints tell us to do, our works will be seen as great in God’s eyes. May we use the gift of each day, regardless of the temperature being in the 70s or below zero, in order to Lost and Found Item Display serve one another with great love and joy. Friday, Nov. 20 through God’s Peace and Joy, Sunday, Nov. 22, 2020 DC Gathering Space Fr. Bob The DC Ushers’ Ministry will be displaying all Lost and Found items found in the Church since March on tables in the Gathering Space November 20 - 22, 2020. We have accumulated quite a few adult and children's items. Unclaimed items will be donated to St. Vincent de Paul. As always, all Lost and Found items are kept in the Ushers’ Room located in the Gathering Space and can be viewed any time before or after the weekend Masses. Page 4 Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan Bird’s Eye View with Fr. Pellican EARLY BULLETIN DEADLINE Having our Parish relics Articles for the November 29 bulletin are due by in the sanctuary at the 10:00am on Monday, November 16. beginning of this month made Questions? Email [email protected]. for a deeply edifying celebration of All Saints. It was so clear as I offered Mass that we were indeed surrounded by a “great cloud of witnesses,” as we are whenever we take time to pray (Heb 12:1). Venerating relics not only reminds us of the example set by our older brothers and sisters in the faith, it is also a way of expressing our real communion with those who have Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan (CCSEM) Special Collection Next Weekend gone before us and now rejoice forever in heaven. CCSEM is helping thousands in the Archdiocese of Detroit to But to someone who is not familiar with the overcome life challenges through several programs such as: practice, venerating relics can seem a bit odd or even Adoption and Foster Care; All Saints Soup Kitchen and Food inconsistent with Catholic burial customs. The Church Pantry in Detroit; Behavioral Health Therapy and Counseling; asks that we bury the earthly remains of the dead or Project Hope Prolife Ministry; Hispanic Outreach Services; reserve them in a sacred place like a mausoleum, never Immigration and Refugee Resettlement Services; Services for Seniors. scattering them. So what about first class relics, which Envelopes are located in the pews for this collection. Please are small parts of the earthly remains of the saints, return next weekend and God bless you for your generosity. ‘scattered’ throughout the world? The principle which underlies both venerating relics and burying the dead is respect for their earthly remains. A relic is always treated with great respect, much as a gravesite would be. When ashes are scattered, they do not receive the same kind of respect, and may even be stepped on by people and animals, who are unaware of their presence. Ashes are generally scattered so that they can disappear and return to the elements, meaning that any physical reminder of the person is lost. Relics, on the other hand, serve as a visual reminder of the saint who has now passed on to glory. In this month of November, we pray in a special way for the dead. We remember those of our loved ones whom we have buried, and commend them to the merciful arms of our Heavenly Father.
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