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St. Innocent Orthodox Church Z 50Th Anniversary:1967-2017 Z Moscow Patriarchal Parishes Z 23300 W St. Innocent Orthodox Church Z 50th Anniversary:1967-2017 Z Moscow Patriarchal Parishes Z 23300 W. Chicago _ Redford, MI 48239 _ 313-538-1142 _ Fax: 313-538-8126 Church Website: www.stinnocentchurch.com _ E-Mail: [email protected] St. Innocent Monastic Community: 9452 Hazelton, Redford, MI 48239 _ 313-535-9080 PASTOR: Rt. Rev. Mitered Archpriest ROMAN STAR _ Cell: 313-319-0590 Dean, Central States Deanery, Patriarchal Parishes OCTOBER 28-29, 2017 ASSISTANT PRIESTS: Rev. DANEIL SHIRAK _ 313-295-3073 Rev. Dr. JOSHUA GENIG _ 630-936-6386 EPISTLE: Galatians 2:16-20 (#203) [Sunday] DEACON: Dn. Michael Comerford, Attached GOSPEL: St. Luke 8:26-39 (#38) [Sunday] ATTACHED: Sister Ioanna TONE: 4 CHOIR DIRECTOR: Elizabeth Star Hatfield READERS: George Hanoian; William Davis Z 21st SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Z _ SATURDAY, 10/28, Parish’s 50th Anniversary – 9:30am — GREETING of the BISHOP, VESTING & _ HIERARCHAL DIVINE LITURGY _ ANNIVERSARY GRAND BANQUET at St. Michael’s Banquet Hall _ _ SUNDAY, 10/29 – 9:15am — HOURS & AKATHIST &/OR CANON; CONFESSIONS _ _ 10am — DIVINE LITURGY OF ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM _ COMMEMORATED TODAY: SATURDAY: Repose of Ven. Job, Abbot and Wonderworker of Pochaev (1651). Martyrs Terence and Neonila, and their 7 children. Repose of St. Arsenius, Archbishop of Serbia (1266). Greatmartyr Paraskeva of Iconomium (3rd c.). St. Dimitry, Metropolitan of Rostov (1709). Martyrs Africanus, Terence, Maximus, Pompeius, and 36 others, of Carthage (3rd c.); & SUNDAY: Martyr Anastasia the Roman (3rd c.). Ven. Abramius the Recluse, and his niece, Bl. Mary, of Mesopotamia (ca. 360). Ven. Abrámii, Archimandrite of Rostov (1073-77). FOR THE REPOSE OF: Estelle & Joseph Star; Anna & John Witkowski; Michael Sr. & Margaret Rusko; Mary, Andrew, Daniel, Michael & Lottie Yakuber; Ross & Margaret Falsetti; Helen, John & Carole Andrayko; Peter & Theresa Harvilla; Betty Martell; Frances, Todd & John Smoly; Peter Glover; Irene Adams; Ethel Elizabeth & Wayne Joshua deVyver, David Horka; Michael Rusko; Anna Lichagina, Yelena & Zinaïda Korniyevskaya; Joseph Nossal; Michelle Tucker; Todd Comerford, John Manier, Jr. MEMORY Theresa Harvilla, whose anniversary of his repose is on Thursday, 2 November ETERNAL! Marion Pallas, whose anniversary of her repose is on Friday, 3 November FOR THE HEALTH OF: Archimandrite Seraphim; Priest Daneil, Mat. Debra & Corrina Shirak; Priest Joshua, Mat. Abigail, Emma, Clare, Rose & Anna Genig; Deacon Michael, Mat. Mary Ellen & Julius Comerford; Matushka Mary Donahue; Reader Robert Latsko, Reader George & Betty Hanoian, William Basil Davis, Rose Nossal, Mary Glover, Nancy Cupp, Vasiliki Stamoulis, Gerald Martell, Azbehat, Donald Yakuber, Carl deVyver, Jo Anne Nicholas, Joan Rusko, Daria, Joseph Nossal, Ed Manier, Pat Harbut; Iskias Naizghi, ALSO FOR: Fr. Vasily Kuzmych, who is recuperating from major ear surgery in Moscow on 3 October All St. Innocent clergy, monastics, parishioners and all their guests for the Parish’s 50th Golden Jubilee Anniversary MAY GOD GRANT THEM MANY YEARS! SCHEDULE FOR THE COMING WEEK (regular Wednesday & Friday fasting) Saturday 11/4 4pm GREAT VESPERS Sunday 11/5 22nd Sunday After Pentecost 9:15am Hours & Akathist/Canon; Confessions 10am DIVINE LITURGY, followed by Coffee Hour PROSPHORA FOR TODAY IS OFFERED BY: John Andrayko In Memory Eternal of: Parents, Helen Andrayko (Anniversary 10/24) & John Andrayko, Sr. (Anniversary 1/28); sister, Carole Andrayko (Anniversary 6/5); all departed members of the Andrayko and Mehalacki Families; Joe Nossal; friends & loved ones; and For the Health of: John Andrayko; Father Roman & Matushka Rose Marie; Rose Nossal; & all parishioners for Parish’s 50th Anniversary. Z CHRIST IS IN OUR MIDST! Z HE IS NOW & ALWAYS SHA LL BE! Z CANDLES FOR LAST SUNDAY, 22 OCTOBER YEARLY CHURCH VIGIL LAMPS: Royal Doors Lamp: In Memory of Husband, Joseph; Son, Kenneth; parents, Michael & Margaret Rusko, & John & Martha Nossal, by Rose Nossal Altar Candelabra: In Memory of Parents, Nicholas and Susan Yakuber, by son, Donald Yakuber Altar Candles (2): In Memory of Irene Adams, by Goddaughter, Rose Ann Everhardt Iconostasis Lamps: In Memory of departed family & friends; & Health of family & friends, by Fr. Protodeacon Daniel & Mat. Irene Sudol Candles on the Solea: In Memory of Peter & Theresa Harvilla, Norman & Monica Holst, & Ricky Ellis, by Jason & Debra Truskowski Table of Oblation Lamp: In Memory of Parents, Helen & John Andrayko, Sr. & sister, Carole Andrayko, by John Andrayko, Jr. Reliquary-Icon Lamps: Sts. Innocent, Tikhon & Herman: Health of Joseph/Sue; Robert/Diane; Pat/John; Joseph B., Jared, Jay; Rachelle/Aaron, Gabriel; Tricia, Lindsey; & In Memory of sisters, Anna, Margaret, Theresa & Irene; & brothers, John, Edwin & Michael by Rose Nossal Reliquary-Icon Lamps: Sts. Elizabeth & Raphael: Health of the Genig and the Just Families, by Fr. Joshua & Matushka Abigail Genig Reliquary-Icon Lamps: St. Seraphim & St. Alexis: In Memory of Ross & Margaret Falsetti, by daughters, Rose Ann Everhardt & Margie Martell Reliquary-Icon Lamps: St. Nestor & St. Gerontius: In Memory of Rusko Family: Grandparents, Anna, Alexandra, Mike, Margaret, John, Mary, George, Pauline, Pete, Irene, Andrew, Anna, Grandparents Nickolas & Anna Schulik, by Rose Nossal Reliquary-Icon Lamps: St. Hilarion & Sts. Alexandra & Martha: In Memory of Parents, Ethel Elizabeth & Wayne Joshua; Robert David H; // IN MEMORY OF (MEMORY ETERNAL!) //& Health of brother, Carl, by Sister Ioanna Joseph & Estelle Star, by son Father Roman and family Paul & Alexandra Yupco, Basil & Ellen Starinshak, by grandson, Father Roman and family John & Anna Witkowski, by daughter, Matushka Rose Marie and family Samuel & Mary Kupec, by granddaughter, Matushka Rose Marie and family Parents, Helen & John Andrayko, and sister, Carole Andrayko, by John Andrayko + + + My husband, Michael Rusko, by Joan Rusko My husband, Joe; my sisters, Margaret & Ross Falsetti, Anna & Mike Elaschat, Theresa & Pete Harvilla, Irene, & brothers, Michael, John & Edwin Rusko; niece, Rose Mary & Dean Hough; Joe’s brothers, Raymond & Walter Nossal, & sisters, Theresa, Florence & Helen Nossal, by Rose Nossal ++ + Pete & Theresa Harvilla, by Mary Ann Harvilla & Kay Truskowski + + + Jaimie Truskowski, by daughter Kay T. Parents, Ethel Elizabeth & Wayne Joshua; David H; Nina I; Marion P; Fr. Photius; Archm. Roman; Mo. Benedicta, Molly, Olive, by Sr. Ioanna John G. Petz, by Frances Roy + + + Grandfather Dimitri (name’s day, 10/26), by Frances Roy FOR THE HEALTH OF: (MANY YEARS!) Elizabeth & Lawrence, Caitlin & Zachary, by parents & grandparents, Father Roman & Matushka Rose Marie Gregory & Tamiko Star, by parents, Father Roman & Matushka Rose Marie Children, Grandchildren & Great-grandchildren; Monk Fr. Sdn. Tikhon (Dade); by Rose Nossal Father Roman & Matushka & family; Sister Ioanna; John Andrayko; Nancy; Mary G; Jo Anne N; Grandson Joey (in the Navy Reserves) & all people in the Armed Forces; & all St. Innocent Church parishioners, by Rose Nossal + + + Family & Friends, by Mary Ann Harvilla & Kay Brother, Greg & Donna; nephew, Gregory & Liz &unborn-child; & nephew, Alex, by Mary Ann & Kay + + + Ed Manier, by Mary Ann H. & Kay Archimandrites Nafanail, Gregory & Seraphim; Fr. Roman & Mat. Rose Marie; Fr. Lawrence B & fam; Fr. Laurence L & fam; Fr. Daneil & fam; Fr. Joshua & fam; Fr. Dcn. Michael & fam; Mat. Mary D; Carl; Monk Fr. Tikhon; Sdn Andrew; Rdr Robert; Robert M; David Samuel/Sky & Avi; JoAnne/Nick; Athanasius; John A; Ed/Tiffany; Kim/Mark & fam; Frances/Ken; Deborah H; Rose; Vasiliki; Billy/Fonda, by Sr. Ioanna Rose Nossal, by John Andrayko + + + John Andrayko (May God watch over him), by Rose Nossal + + + Dawn Dalsasso, by parents Nick & JoAnne + + + Alice & Autumn & unborn-child, by grandmother, Frances Roy + + + Anastasia (Ana) & John (Jasiu), by mother, Frances Roy Virginia Paslawski, by daughter, Frances Roy + + + Henrietta Quick (my aunt, who is soon to be taken to be with the Lord), by Betty Hanoian ANNOUNCEMENTS (1) TODAY IS OUR SPECIAL DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th, AS WE CELEBRATE OUR PARISH’S 50th ANNIVERSARY. WE WISH AN ENORMOUS WELCOME & THANK YOU TO ALL OUR MANY VISITORS, who have come from near and far to wish us well and to be a part of this historic moment, including, of course, our Bishop, His Grace John, and the parish’s first Pastor, Fr. Igor Burdikoff— Our deepest appreciation for your support of our 50 years of ministry in the Lord’s vineyard. After the Liturgy everyone will proceed to St. Michael’s Church Banquet Hall, ca. 1¼ miles due west of St. Innocent (26375 West Chicago, south side, between Beech Daly & Inkster), for the GRAND CELEBRATION ANNIVERSARY BANQUET. (Photos will be posted on website soon.) (2) THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVE WORKED TO CREATE TODAY’S CELEBRATION. Especially we thank the 50th Anniversary Committee, chaired by Elizabeth Star Hatfield, that has been working for an entire year in planning everything, from fund-raisers to the banquet: Fr. Joshua & Matushka Abigail Genig, John Andrayko, Mary Ann Harvilla, Jason & Debra Truskowski, and Becky Jurczyszyn. (3) VIEW SLIDE-SHOW OF WESS’ CHURCH WEDDING at: http://stinnocentchurch.com/marianna_jason_wess_wedding_10_15_17.html (4) ANNUAL FALL BLANKET CAMPAIGN. We are known as the “blanket people,” because every year we donate so many blankets to help the poor here in our own community, and in recent years we have been giving them to the Redford Interfaith Relief, where both Fr. Roman and Fr. Joshua are on the Board of Directors. The blankets are given out to the needy
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