OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
CATHOLIC CHURCH
6442 PELHAM, TAYLOR ~ 313-381-3000
THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST
JUNE 7, 2015
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PARISH DIRECTORY
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
6442 PELHAM RD. ~ TAYLOR, MI 48180
(313) 381-3000 Fax (313) 381-5528
E-MAIL: mail@loacc.org
WEBSITE: http://loacc.org
Office Hours: Mon. - Thur.: 9am - noon,
1-8pm ~ Fri: 9am - noon, 1-3pm
Rev. Dariusz Strzalkowski
Pastor
Daniel Hurley
William Thome
Deacon
Deacon
Order of Masses
Saturday 4 pm ~ Sunday 8 am, 10 am,12 pm
Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri. ~ 8:45 am
Wednesday: No Mass or Prayer Service
Holy Days: As Announced
Eucharistic Adoration:
Thursdays 9:15 am - 6 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 3 pm ~ and by appointment
Dir. of Faith Formation & Pastoral Minister: Karen Kerr ~ Tues. 4:30-5:45pm ~ 6-7:15pm
Religious Ed Secretary: Maria G. Valdez
Christian Service Coordinator:
Marie
Gdowski
Music Ministry Leader: Nick Urbiel
Parish Nurse Ministry: Mary Catherine
Wright
Youth Ministry: Tom Kupovits
Office Staff
Patty Baringer ~ Bookkeeper
Sally Turczyn, Maria G. Valdez
Rose Zakrzewski
Custodians: George Collins, Greg Leja
Parish Council Members:
Fr. Dariusz,
Deacon Bill Thome, Bob White (Chairperson),
Rodger Rowley (Co-Chairperson), Monica
Alabastro, Vic Alabastro, Cheri Antonnicola,
Bennie Belknap, Rose Campbell, Bill Ehred,
Jerry LaMonica, Rose Rotunda, Suzanne Starr,
Sue Vokal, Jerry Ziemba
Baptisms: Infants and young children are baptized at 1:00 pm on Sundays throughout the
year or by special appointment. Parents must
attend a Baptism Preparation Class prior to
Baptism. Please call Karen Kerr.
Marriages: Couples who wish to be married
at OLOA will meet with Fr. Dariusz to discuss
their plans and set their marriage date. Prior to
the wedding, the couple attends an engaged
couples workshop. Please contact Fr. Dariusz
to schedule your pre-marriage appointment at
least 8 months in advance of your wedding
date.
New Parishioners: Register at Parish Office
Change of Address: Notify Parish Office
Our Mission Statement Reflects our Spirit
“Our Lady of the Angels is a worshipping community dedicated to the education and spiritual
growth of the whole parish family. With guidance from the Holy Spirit we extend our Christian love to the community we serve. We proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord with all our hearts
and we welcome all to join us on our journey in
following Him.”
THE SANCTUARY LAMP
BURNS THIS WEEK
IN LOVING MEMORY OF:
CLARA WOJTEWICZ
FROM: SISTER, SALLY BURKE
MASS INTENTIONS
SCHEDULES FOR JUNE 13 & 14
Monday, June 8
8:45am
†Robert & Virginia Kirkpatrick
(Family)
Tuesday, June 9
8:45am
†Fr. Robert Cislo
(Jack & Marge Willim)
†James Gendron
(Wife & Family)
Wednesday, June 10
NO MASS OR PRAYER SERVICE
Thursday, June 11
8:45am
†Paul Prindiville
(Family)
Friday, June 12
8:45am
†Albert J. Mahon (48th Ann.)
(Jim Dupuis)
Saturday, June 13
4:00pm
†Julia Lukas
(Irene Knecht)
†Frank Fregonara
(Zuppa Family)
†Stella & Joseph Gomez
(Family)
Sunday, June 14
8:00am
†Arthur Fish
(Wife, Marilyn)
†Jeanne Hlavac
(Daughter)
10:00am
†Daniel Beaumont
(Sylvia Stitt)
†Lou Jackson
(Jim & Pat Poirier)
†Sr. Irene Essenmacher
(Dorothy Toth)
†Kevin Barry Burke
(Nephew & Wife, Dion & Caralyn
Burke)
12:00pm
†Helen Podkul
(M/M Stan Podkul)
LECTORS
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
CSA GOAL FOR 2015- $56,268.00
PLEDGED TO DATE : $26,104.00
AMOUNT TO GO: $30,164.00
# OF DONORS: 163
If we do not meet our goal the Parish
has to make up the difference
Every dollar over our goal
comes back to Our Lady
of the Angels Parish.
4:00PM:
Bill Wencel
Diane Balikowski
&
8:00AM:
Dan Wallace
Bill Ehred
&
10:00AM: Linda Bollman
Devin Frosheiser
&
12:00PM: Sue Urbiel
MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST
Deb Skinner-Clos, Cathay
4:00PM:
Czerwonka, Eric Szor, Gerry Lefteroff,
David & Suzanne Foucher
Ines Young, Bob Cooper,
8:00AM:
Don & Sally Turczyn
10:00AM:
Cheri Antonnicola, Mike
Kava, Mary Vermette, Ed Bollman,
Marianne Alabastro, Bennie Belknap
12:00PM: Taylor Miazga, Mark Luecke,
Jeanette Richter, Diane Kaminski,
Volunteer
ALTAR SERVERS
4:00PM:
Mariel Luecke
Lisa Luecke
&
8:00AM:
Jim Kerrigan
Shaun Kerrigan
&
10:00AM:
Joseph Siegel
Kyle Thibeault
&
12:00PM:
Hannah O”Brien
Kayla Begley
&
USHERS
4:00PM: Ben Bazanski
8:00AM: Sebastian Escamilla
10:00AM: Ron Mc Combe
12:00PM: Dominick Savona
Due to Early Deadline
No Financial Report
Was Available
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A few words from Fr. Dariusz
Today we celebrate the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ. This special Feast is celebrated in remembrance of
Jesus who gave His life for the salvation of many. It is a Feast in remembrance of Jesus’ command to celebrate the
Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist.
The theme of covenant dominates all three Readings. The Reading from Exodus describes the ratification of the
Sinai covenant between God and Israel. The covenant was sealed with the blood of animals. Blood is a symbol of
life which belongs exclusively to God. The sprinkling of the people with blood symbolizes the fact that God is
sharing His life with them.
Jesus established a new covenant. Like the old covenant, it too was sealed with blood, except now it is not the blood of animals but His
own blood. A new rite (the Eucharist) was instituted which would be a perpetual reminder of the intimate bond that now exists between
God and His people. In the Eucharist Jesus shares His life with us.
By the Sacrificial death of Christ, the supreme high priest, God has entered into a new and eternal covenant with His people.
In the Gospel Reading, Jesus commanded us to celebrate the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist, to eat His Body and to drink His Blood.
While Jesus was on earth, He stated that He is the Living Bread that came down from Heaven. Whoever eats of this bread will live forever; and the bread that He will give for the life of the world is His flesh.
In the next passage Jesus began to speak with the words “Very truly, I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink His
blood, you have no life in you. Those who eat my flesh and drink my blood have eternal life, and I will raise them up on the last day; for
my flesh is true food and my blood is true drink”. Unless we receive the Body and Blood of Christ through the Sacrament of the Holy
Eucharist, we are not saved. We may have become a new creation by dying with Christ, being buried with Christ and having resurrected
with Christ, but the soul has no life in it without the Body and Blood of Christ.
Faith alone does not save anyone. The Sacrament of Baptism alone does not save anyone. The Sacrament of Confession alone does not
save anyone. Nor does the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist alone save anyone. Each of the above mentioned are required in the proper
order for us to be saved and qualify to enjoy eternal life in the Kingdom of God.
The Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist is the Body and Blood of Christ. The gift of salvation and eternal life in the Kingdom of God
comes from Christ and no one else.
Through the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist, the Body and Blood of Christ, we can receive our assurance of our salvation. Through the
Body and Blood of Christ, we find the necessary strength to persevere in this world. While we are in this world, we no longer belong to
this world.
Let us be thankful to the Lord Jesus for His Body and Blood that assures us our salvation.
God bless all of us.
Fr. D
ALTAR SERVER NOTES
Mass Attendance Report
Sunday Liturgy (May 16-17) ~ 75%
Going on Vacation?
If you know when you’ll be on vacation this Summer please call those dates to
Joe Boncher at 1-734-676-2687 and you
will not be scheduled for any Masses
while you’re away.
Please call at least two weeks in advance of your vacation time.
Let’s keep the attendance percentage
up during these months.
Scrabble
Last week’s Scrabble word had seven
letters and the clue was: “Every Mass has
these.”
C A N D L E S
This week’s word has six letters and
the clue is: “The word “ROMAN” usually
precedes it.”
_ I _ S A _
“GEE, I DIDN’T KNOW THAT!”
The cross ON WHICH Jesus died is
called “ THE TRUE CROSS”. It was
probably discovered in the 4th century
by St. Helena, the mother of the Emperor
Constantine.
A part of this cross is preserved in
Rome in the Church of the Holy Cross.
Attention Engaged
and Married Couples!
Natural Family Planning (NFP) is the
answer you’re looking for!
Where can you conveniently find a
class? Classes are now offered by the
Couple to Couple League in person
and online!
See www.ccli.org or call 313-4514NFP for an upcoming class series and
other answers to making your marriage
more successful.
The Christian Service Organization is
constantly looking for people
who would love to be involved with the
hospitality of OLOA
Outreach Services!
If you feel this could be you please call
Marie Gdowski at 313-381-3000 or email
me at marieg@loacc.org
P.S. The C.S.O. meeting been rescheduled for Sunday, June 14th at
11am in St. Anne’s Room.
God Bless,
Marie
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RELIGIOUS ED
CLASS NEWS
Summer is upon us, and school will be
out. Please fill your registration forms
out and drop them off in the collection
basket, Parish or Religious Ed. Office.
Registration forms are also available in
the book rack in the narthex of the
Church.
Have a Safe and restful Summer.
FACEBOOK PAGE
Parents and Grandparents I need your
help...Please, LIKE US on our Facebook
Page…
Our Lady of the
Angels-Faith
Formation
This page is designed for both Religious
Education and RCIA information.
From the Office of Christian Service..
Homebound Eucharistic Ministry
Why is it so Important?
One of the largest and most important
ministries within the Our Lady of the Angels parish is the sharing of Holy Communion with those who are hospitalized
or living in nursing and personal care
homes. Like many parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit, we have many elderly
and infirm members who cannot attend
regular Sunday Mass.
Many who are unable to attend Mass have
been active, lifelong members of the parish and miss participating in the liturgy
and Holy Eucharist. Would you be willing to share your time and carry the Holy
Eucharist to one or a couple of these individuals at their residence or a personal
care facility?
Are you interested in becoming a Homebound Eucharistic Minister?
Homebound Eucharistic Ministers are
trained persons who are matched to persons in their immediate locale. This is a
most important and very spiritually rewarding ministry.
To volunteer and take the Eucharist to
individual’s homes and care facilities on a
scheduled basis please contact Marie
Gdowski at 313-381-3000 ext. 110.
The Youthful Corner
Youth Group Calendar
June 7 ~
June 14 ~
June 21 ~
June 28 ~
No Youth Group
Steubenville Retreat
No Youth Group / Festival weekend
Youth Group 6:30-8pm ~ PC
Quote of the Week: “ Come after me and I will make you fishers of men.” - - Matthew
4:19
Give a man a fish he’ll eat for a day, teach him how to fish and he’ll eat forever:
If you’ve ever gone fishing you know that simply casting your line out into the water
does not guarantee you fish. In fact on many an occasion there will be times when the
fish just aren’t biting and there’s nothing you can do about it. Sure you can change your
lure, change your approach, find better waters. But it’s a game of figuring out just what
is going to reel in that big fish, that small fish or any fish at all. I knew a guy who spent
his whole day catching little fish all over the lake. One by one he dropped them into a
bucket of water. Soon his collection of twenty or more fish became a meal. And that
was his point. Size, stature, weight, history wasn’t important, it was how many. How
many could he catch?
The same can be said of evangelization. Which is of course the approach Jesus took,
literally. He went out and got fishermen and turned them into the foundation of our
Church. He didn’t care about the history, the background, the education. He just knew.
He knew that these men could do the job. Fishing is patience. It’s the willingness to go
out again and again, day after day, night after night and not give up, give in or quit. And
when your trying to tell someone about your Church, your faith, your life or your Savior
you have to have a willingness to just keep...fishing. Because your trying to save a life,
to save a spirit, to convert, to love, to communicate that there’s more to this then what
you see here. So get in the boat, cast off into deep waters or better yet find your favorite
fishing hole and just keep reeling them in, big, small, tiny, no matter. We want them all.
And by the way, so does God.
An open Invitation: Are you awesome? Have you always been awesome? Do you
wish you could meet other awesome people just like you? Well look no further then Our
Lady of the Angels Youth Group. We are the keepers of awesomeness. But we need
you to stop by and add to this amazing phenomenon. So if you are between the ages of
10 to 18 and looking for great friends, good people, lots of fun and amazing events then
stop by the Youth Loft Sunday nights from 6:30 to 8pm. And begin your awesome journey into fulfilling your faith. See you there!
If You have any questions please feel free to contact Youth Leaders:
Tom Kupovits, (313-229-1197) or Monica Alabastro (734-306-1086)
Please pray for the Youth of our parish
FROM THE CONTEMPORARY MUSIC GROUP:
There are still a few CD’s left (music set to song by the Contemporary Music Group.)
And it only costs $5!! If you didn’t pick one up when we first offered them a few
months ago, please see me (Susi) before or after noon Mass. I’ll also leave a few copies
at the rectory. We had extras made, so if you didn’t know about it and want to get one
now please do. Over the last few months, we’ve received much positive feedback about
the CD. So please pick one up and experience His peace through music!!
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SCRIPTURE READING
WEEK OF JUNE 7, 2015
Sunday ~ The Most Holy Body and
Blood of Christ Ex 24:3-8; Ps 116;
Heb 9:11-15; Mk 14:12-16, 22-16
FOOD PANTRY
Monday ~ 2 Cor 1:1-7; Ps 34; Mt 5:1-12
Tuesday ~ Saint Ephrem, Deacon and
Doctor of the Church
2 Cor 1:18-22;
Ps 119; Mt 5:13-16
Wednesday ~ 2 Cor 3:4-11; Ps 99;
Mt 5:17-19
Thursday ~ Saint Barnabas, Apostle
Acts 11:21b-26, 13:1-3; Ps 98;
Mt 5:20-26
Friday ~ The Most Sacred Heart of
Jesus
Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9; Is 12;
Eph 3:8-12, 14-19; Jn 19:31-37
Saturday ~ The Immaculate Heart of
the Blessed Virgin Mary; Saint Anthony of Padua, Priest and Doctor of
the Church
2 Cor 5:14-21; Ps 103;
Is 61:9-11 / Lk 2:41-51
Sunday ~ Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary
Time
Ez 17:22-24; Ps 92;
2 Cor 5:6-10; Mk 4:26-34
Thank you for responding to our recent plea for food pantry donations because your
contributions help keep our pantry supplied so we can continue meeting the needs of
those who come to us for food. Many families are still struggling to make ends meet
and find it difficult to have enough money for food so they must rely on outside sources
such as our pantry to feed their families. We do not turn anyone away and distribute
food based on family size. Please continue to keep the pantry in mind and add a few
extra items when you do your grocery shopping. We are very grateful for your support
and sincerely thank all of you for your charity and concern for the hungry. We are in
need of all forms of food, staples and house cleaning items. Please remember all perishable foods such as milk, butter, eggs, etc. should be brought to the Parish Office so they
can be refrigerated.
Food Pantry Committee
We would also request that all food donations be checked for the expiration dates
because our policy is not to give food that has expired.
FOOD PANTRY DONATIONS
IN THE JOURNEY BOOK
Cash and checks are needed to buy perishable items. Checks should be made out to:
Our Lady of the Angels SVdP Food Pantry. All monetary donations should be
brought to the Parish Office or put in the Collection Basket.
For The Most Holy Body and Blood
of Christ, June 7, 2015. Readings are on
Page 926.
THE FOOD PANTRY
IS IN NEED OF:
For the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary
Time, June 14, 2015. Readings are on
Page 959.
Corpus Christi Mass
Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron will celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi at
Blessed Sacrament Cathedral this Sunday.
Following the 2pm Mass, a Eucharistic
Procession through the neighborhood will
celebrate the Feast of the Body and Blood
of Christ.
During this Year of Prayer for a New
Pentecost, all are encouraged to join
Archbishop Vigneron in giving witness to
our faith and praying for the Church in
Detroit.
Your gifts to the Catholic Services Appeal help fund the annual Corpus Christi
Mass and procession, which unites the
faithful in Detroit with their brother and
sister Catholic gathering worldwide at the
exact time for Corpus Christi celebrations.
For information about CSA-funded ministries, programs, and services, please go to
www.AOD.org.
TOILET PAPER
Thanks to your generosity, WE HAVE PLENTY OF BAGS, please NO bags right
now. Thank you
CSA-Youth Ministry
Your gifts to the Catholic Services Appeal are helping hish school-aged teens in the
Archdiocese of Detroit learn how to become better Christian leaders, examples to their
peers and evangelizers.
The Archdiocesan Youth Ministry Office is offering two Youth Leadership and Evangelization Training sessions this Summer at St. Theodore of Canterbury Parish in Westland, from June 26 to 27 and at St. Jane Frances de Chantal Parish in Sterling Heights,
from July 24 to 25.
This overnight program covers topics like discipleship, communication, facilitation,
prayer and event planning as well as sharing faith with other teens. Through the “Living
Your Strengths” resource, teens will also learn to use their individual strengths in their
daily lives.
For information about CSA-funded ministries, programs, and services, please go to
www.AOD.org.
“The Charisms of the Holy Spirit:
Tools for the New Evangelization”
You are invited to a workshop called “The Charisms of the Holy Spirit: Tools for the
New Evangelization” on Saturday, June 13, 2015 at St. Scholastica Activities Center
17320 Rosemont, Detroit ~ from 8:00am - 4:00pm. Register with the parish (313-5310140) or www.Eventbrite.com. Cost $30 includes snacks and lunch. Bring your Bible!
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PRAYER REQUEST LIST
We believe in the power of prayer! The names submitted will continue on the list for approximately one month. If you wish to extend that period, please call the parish office.
Dear God,
We place our worries in Your hands. We place our sick under
Your care and humbly ask that You restore Your servants to good
health once more. . .
Shawn Adams, Sue & Roy Aho, Suzanne Aloe, Florence Ames, Louise Ames, Bill
Baraboll, Lois Bauer, Mary Becker, Bobby Belknap, Nancy Bellok, Virginia
Biggott, Pam Black, Rita Bosh, Patrick Brennen, Dorothy Bruhn, Diane Bruno,
Lois Burke, Stella Butkiewicz, Cecile Byrne, Linda Cable, Madeline Carpenter,
Bill Clark, Robert Colasinski, Carmela Conflitti, Ron Coogan, Gloria Criss, Lynn
Cross, William Cupp, Jennifer D’Agustino, Connie Dadabbo, Grace Dean, Ron
Dean, Annmary Demyan, Charles Derrick, Peggy Derrick, Rocco Di Guilio, Louise
Dushefski, James Ellsworth, Frances Erickson, Nancy Evanego, Mike Ferguson,
Andrea Ferrise, Leona Flatley, Caroline Florez, William Garbacz, Lindy
Giacomantonio, Pat Gibson, Tom Gillen, Leonard Golembiewski, Lindsey Gossett,
Cindy Grassa-Caron, Darlene Gregurich, Frances Ann Griffith, Wanita Hamel,
Tim Hellrung, Harold Hiensberger, Angela Honeycutt, Gerald Honeycutt, Michael
Hornyak, Jr., Mary Katherine Hughes, Octavia James, Raymond Jarczak, Don &
Cesidia Johnson, Steve & Terry Johnson, Don Jones, Laurie Juleff, Sylvia
Kapelanski, Lillian Kapera, Lisa Kastl, Liz Katz, Peter & Maria Kiliaris, Daniel
Kirksey, Lucy Korval, Mary Alice Krzyzaniak, Dennis LaBelle, Greg Lahiff,
Suzanne Lakkis, Mary Lapinski, Patrice Lessnay, Marge Ligenza, Dolores Locher,
Collin Lovely, Rose Machowicz, Mary MacLellan, Jeanne Manard, Frank
Mancina, George Mancos, Tom Marcero, D. Martin, Michael Martin, Al
Martinez, Jerry McFee, Lisa Menna, Bob Merriman, Audrie Meszaras, Norm
Mietkiewicz, Helen Miller, Karen Mitchell, Donald Modrzynski, Margaret D.
Molnar, Liam Morley, Mary Morris, Rosemarie Mulka, Joseph O’Donnell, Anna
& Joseph Nowak, Rita Oleksiak, Elaine Oswald, Michael Paillon, Marty & Mary
Lou Pakledinaz, Gary Pearce, Canuta Perez, Sonya Peterson, Angelo Pizzo, Del
Poirier, Lisa Powaser, Ann Putz, Charles Quinn, Michael Radocaj, Jr., Marge
Raymond, Maxine Raymond, Tamra Ream, Rowan Reinhard, Deloris Reminder,
Priscilla Reminder, Ann Renaud, Christopher Renaud, Mary Reynolds, Lauren
Riker, Charles Risch, Dan Robb, Rick Roy, Ryan Robertson, Lisa Sant, Dominick
& Angelina Savano, Mary Ann Savanyo, Mary Schiffert, Carl Schleicher, Gloria
Schratz, John Scorzelli, Leona Scott, Lucy Senech, Georgian Shasko, Pat
Sheridan, Daniel Paul Smith, Diane Smith, Matthew Smith, Margaret Snyder,
Raquel Sobecki, Ryan Sparks, George Steele, Ann Stevens, Pattie Stevens, Edna
Stokes, David Storck, Jameson Sullivan, Joseph Sweetman, Eddie Switaj, Mary Jo
Terry, Dan & Madeline Tesin, Elizabeth Toppi, Terri Tunney, Florence Vallad,
George Van Denberg, Mike Vasas, Eleanor Vereb, James Vickroy, Elizabeth
Vivoda, James Walcott, Barbara Walega, Ruth Williams, Fr. Gene Wojtewicz,
Donna Wood
YARD AND BAKE SALE
To benefit
Right to Life of Michigan
Education Office
2011 Eureka, Wyandotte
Northwest Corner of 20th and Eureka
734-282-6100
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
June 12, 13, and 14, 2015
Friday noon—4pm ~ Saturday and Sunday 10am—4pm
Donations of household items may be brought M-F 9:30am to 4:30pm before June 9.
Please pre-price.
Baked goods should be brought Thursday, June 11.
Volunteers needed! Call Chris: 734-282-6100.
All Baby items will be donated to the Lincoln Park Crisis Pregnancy Center
NURSE MINISTRY NOTES
June is always a very busy month
with festivals, graduations and weddings
topping the list. As your calendar begins
to fill up. Please save the date for OLOA
Parish Festival on Father’s Day weekend.
Bring the family to celebrate dad and enjoy the many food offerings, music, rides
and games. You can dance off the calories, but most of all, come to enjoy a great
weekend of friendship and fellowship.
OLOA Parish Nurse Ministry dates
to remember:
Red Cross Blood Drive ~ July 12th
Health and Wellness Fair ~ September
20th.
RIGHT TO LIFE - LIFESPAN
Choose Life License Plates
DID YOU KNOW? In mid-March the
Michigan Senate voted to create a Choose
Life specialty license plate in our state.
The legislation has now moved to the
House. Money raised from the sale of the
specialty plate would support prolife organizations that offer assistance to women
facing unplanned or difficult pregnancies.
For more information, call LIFESPAN at
734-422-6230.
Celebration of the
Feast of St. Anthony
Monday, June 15, 2015
Celebrate the Feast of St. Anthony at one
of three Antonio’s Cucina Italiana restaurants: Canton, Dearborn Heights, or
Farmington Hills. Donate what you can
for the lunch buffet from 11 AM - 3 PM,
or order off the regular priced menu 11
AM - 10 PM. All the buffet proceeds
benefit the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, as do
a portion of the proceeds during the rest
of the day. Visit www.CSKDetroit.org
to learn more.
FESTIVAL SPONSORSHIP
The Festival Committee wishes to thank
the following parishioners for their
generous Festival Sponsorship:
Daniel & Michele Featherston
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OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
8TH SUMMER PARISH FESTIVAL
2015
JUNE 19, 20 & 21
ONLY 2 WEEKS TO GO
RIDES GAMES FOOD MUSIC
DANCING
RIDES: Featuring:
MAPLE LEAF AMUSEMENTS
Presale Wristbands ~ 4 days $40
Good for Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, Sunday
MUSIC & DANCING
Once again, this year, we are asking for your support to help defray the cost of our
festival, by sponsoring the items required to make this a successful festival. Over the
next weeks we will list the items that we purchase and the quantity that we use. Fill out
the form below, and return it with your check enclosed in an envelope, (Attn: Festival
Sponsor), for the items that you wish to sponsor. Your donation can be dropped in the
collection basket, at the Parish Office or at the festival sign-up table in the Narthex of
the Church. All donations will be acknowledged in our bulletin and on the festival
grounds. If you have any questions, please call Jerry or Marge Ziemba at 313-2954985.
Item
Case Price
Cases Needed
Chicken Strips
Coney Chili Sauce
Dearborn Sausage
Kegs of Beer
Hot Dog Buns
Sub Buns
Hamburger Buns
Rye Bread
Potato Pancakes
Taco Shells
Spanish Rice
Potato & Cheese Pierogi
FRIDAY 5pm-11pm
ANNABELLE ROAD ~ 7pm-11pm
SATURDAY 2pm-5pm
DJ RICK CANTU ~ 2pm-5pm
THE FAVORITES ~ 7pm-11pm
$30.35
$ 9.67
$44.00
$87.00 keg
$ 1.56
$ 1.26
$ 1.68
$ 2.89
$33.25
$ .20 each
$25.00 tray
$19.00 / 5 doz.
10
15
18
95 kegs
110 pks
150 pks
50 pks
27 loaves
10
900
10 trays
42
We would like to sponsor the following for our Parish Festival
Item:
Name:
SUNDAY 1pm-10pm
POLKA MASS 12:00pm
THE MISTY BLUES ~ 1pm-4pm
FIFTY AMP FUSE ~ 6pm-10pm
GAMES
FRIDAY 5-9pm
BINGO ~ 5pm-11pm
VEGAS ~ 6pm-1am
GAME TENT ~ 5pm-9pm
SATURDA 4pm-11pm
BINGO ~ 4pm-11pm
VEGAS ~ 6pm-1am
GAME TENT ~ 2pm-pm
SUNDAY 2-9pm
BINGO ~ 2pm-9pm
VEGAS ~ 6pm-10pm
GAME TENT ~ 2pm-9pm
FOOD BOOTHS
AMERICAN
POLISH
MEXICAN
PIZZA
PHILLY STEAK
ITALIAN
ICE CREAM
DESSERTS
50/50 DRAWINGS ON THE HOUR
2015 TRIDUUM IN HONOR OF THE SACRED HEART
OF JESUS AND THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY
JUNE 11-13, 2015
CONDUCTED BY FR. BEN LUEDTKE
THEME: THE TWO HEARTS UNITED IN LOVE AND MERCY, AND THE
MESSAGE OF FATIMA.
Let us honor the Two Hearts and beseech them for all the needs and intentions of
the world, our country, our families, and the Church.
Thursday, June 11, and Friday, June 12,
Saturday, June 13:
Feast of the Sacred Heart:
Feast of the Immaculate Heart:
6pm: Confessions
6:20pm: Rosary
8am: Confessions 8:20am: Rosary
7pm: Mass
9am: Mass
After Mass: Novena, Litany, Benediction
After Mass: Novenas, Litany,
Benediction
No Pre-Registration or Charge ~ Your Donation Make These Programs Possible
St. Albert the Great Church ~ 4855 Parker, at Annapolis (1 Mile E. of Telegraph
on Annapolis ~ 4 blocks N. of Van Born), Dearborn Heights.
Info: 313-292-0430 ~ 313-770-3203 ~ Website: www.stalberts.com
Dear Fr. D. & Parishioners,
I would like to thank everyone for their prayers. The pain I
had lately is less severe. In fact the last 3 weeks I rarely had any pain.
God Bless Our Lady of the Angels Parish
Love ~ Rita L. Bosh
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OUR PRAYER GARDEN
Downriver Children’s Program Presents
Celebration Camp
Substance Abuse Prevention Program
For ages 5—17 (child care 2 ½ - 4 yrs. old)
Free ■ ■ ■ Fun ■ ■ ■ Food ■ ■ ■ Family
Christ the King Lutheran Church, 15600 Trenton Rd., Southgate, MI
June 15-19, 2015
Family Dinner 5:30, Camp 6:00 — 8:00 PM
Through interactive games and activities the children will learn:
• Alcohol and other drugs can hurt their minds and bodies • To express feelings and
develop positive problem solving skills • To gain self confidence in a safe and caring
environment • To find trusting adults who can provide support
For camp information call: 734-558-5620
The bricks we ordered several weeks ago
were installed in our beautiful Prayer
Garden last week. The garden has started
to bloom and as we walk through it, we
can admire all the different aspects that
make it such an attractive part of our
Church grounds. A commemorative brick
can have a very special meaning. It is a
way of remembering someone who has
passed away or can serve as a special
keepsake to honor family members and
friends. We suggest that you take a moment to stroll through the garden and look
at the many bricks honoring loved ones
and the plants and flowers that make the
garden a quiet place to spend a few moments enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.
The garden is a memento befitting our
parish that signifies the love and unity
that draws us closer together as God’s
family. Bricks can be purchased by either
filling out the form in the Parish Office or
on the Parish website. The cost is $110
with 3 lines of inscription. Each line can
accommodate 14 characters including the
spaces. Symbols can also be inscribed on
the bricks at a cost of $5.00 for each one.
The form with the symbols is available in
the parish office. Please consider buying
a brick to honor those who are important
to you.
Groups will be divided by age
Young groups - Will be working on awesome art projects, along with learning about
life skills and having more fun with other projects and video’s.
Middle School - Will be working on awesome art projects, along with learning about
alcohol by using a comic book collection as a learning tool.
Teens - The older teens will be looking at court cases and how drugs and alcohol affects
not just the individual but others as well. We will also be having fun!
Parents and caregivers - The time provided for parents and caregivers allows for learning new tools and skills for yourself and the youth in your lives. It will be a good time
for discussion and opportunities to know you are not alone.
For registration information and questions call 734-942-2273, ext. 242
You can register on line at www.signupgenius.com
In the top right hand corner, click “Find a Sign Up” and search by e-mail:
pitoniam@oakwood.org
Or
Send a completed form to: Taylor Teen Health Center, 26650 Eureka Rd., Suite B, Taylor, MI 48180
Attention: Mallory Teglash
Please fill out the registration form completely. Once finished you must send the
form to the address as provided above.
_______________________________________________________________________
Please provide first and last name with each child
Child 1 ________________________________ age ______ special need / allergy ____
Child 2 ________________________________ age ______ special need / allergy ____
Child 3 ________________________________ age ______ special need / allergy ____
Child 4 ________________________________ age ______ special need / allergy ____
Child 5 ________________________________ age ______ special need / allergy ____
Explain special need / allergy: ______________________________________________
Childcare needed: _______________________________________ Ages: ___________
Who does child live with? _________________________________________________
Parent / guardian: _________________________ Attend parent group: Yes __ No __
Address: __________________________ City: __________________ Zip _________
Phone # (
) ________________ E-mail _____________________________
# of attendees for dinner? M ___ T ___ W ___ T ___ F ___
Downriver Children’s Program & Camp would like to thank our sponsors:
Christ the King Lutheran Church, Colina Foundation, Downriver Christian Service Coordinators, Exchange
Club of Trenton, The Guidance Center, Henry Ford HS Maple grove Children’s Program, Oakwood Healthcare System, Oakwood Taylor Teen Health Center, Grosse Ile Presbyterian Church, Our Lady of the Angels,
Riverview Kiwanis, Southgate Kiwanis, St. Vincent Pallotti Church Wyandotte, Taylor Substance Abuse
Prevention Task Force
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Dear Lord Jesus and Mary Mother of
God, hold all these brave souls in the
palm of your hand; comfort them and
their families. Send angels of protection,
love and comfort to all the service men
and women still at war. Bring them home
safely and comfort to all the service men
and women still at war. Bring them home
safely and comfort their families. We ask
this through Christ, Our Lord. Amen.
Petty Officer, Patrick C. Dauphinais
SSG Lepine, Christopher
COL David Fleckenstein ~ Army
LT Michael A. Molnar ~ Navy
Daniel J. Lyson ~ Navy
CPT Glen Dowling
MST Sgt Brian Dimock
Joshua Maloney ~ Australian Army
David Maloney ~ Australian Army
Justin Dean ~ Marines
SSG Andrew Guingona Sp. Airman
Matthew Atton ~ Air Force
CPL Gregory Ruoss ~ Marines
Joseph Galbraith
PVT Joseph Kimes ~ Army
Samuel Stahl ~ U.S. Marines
SR Wilson, Andrew C. ~ Navy
Donald Johnson ~ Korea
Society of Notre Dame de Bon Secours
“Helping Local Families In Need”
Golfers Needed!
The Society of Notre Dame de Bon Secours 9th Annual Family Golf Outing is
coming up on Saturday, July 18th at Fox
Creek Golf Course in Livonia. It is not
too late to sign-up and support families
in need from our local area!
Our annual golf outing is one of the major
fundraisers for the year, and we could
really use your support and participation
with this worthy event.
Our Golf Package provides each golfer 18
holes w/cart, door prizes and meals for
only $75 per golfer! We will also be raffling off some great items for our participants! Foursomes & Individual golfer
registrations are gratefully accepted.
Please join the Society in fellowship, as
we enjoy a round of golf, and raise funds
to help local families during these challenging times. For more information,
please contact Carrie Ryckman @ 248890-2872 or
carrieryckman@hotmail.com
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Our Lady of the Scapular
This Week in our Parish
VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
Events and Activities
Tell me the Stories of Jesus!
June 22-26, 2015
9 am - noon
The Most Holy Body and Blood of
Christ
June 7
Masses: 8:00am, 10am, 12 noon
10am ~ RAS Corporate Comm. ~ Ch
NO YOUTH GROUP
Festival Sign-Up ~ Narthex
Festival Ride Bracelet Tickets~Narthex
Our Lady of the Scapular, Tenth Street at Superior Blvd., Wyandotte
• For children kindergarten-Grade 7 ($25 per child or $50 per family)
• Bible stories, games, crafts, songs, prayers, snacks, and more!
• Parents invited daily to “Share and Prayer” in the church at 11:30 am.
Monday, June 8
8:45am Mass
10-11:45am ~ Food Pantry
7:30pm ~ Men’s Prayer Group
• Closing program for parents Friday at 11:30 am.
• Volunteers grades 8 through adults still needed.
• All children and families invited to participate in the 4th of July Parade.
Call Mrs. Debbie Bloomfield 734-934-2599 to register or register online at:
OLScapularVBS.eventbrite.com
Vacation Bible School REGISTRATION
Wednesday, June 10
NO MASS OR PRAYER SERVICE
1-2:45pm ~ Food Pantry
( ) $25 per child age 5 (entering kindergarten) through 7th grade
( ) $50 family rate (checks payable to: Our Lady of the Scapular)
( ) Parent/Adult will volunteer and receive discount (please call 734-934-2599
( ) Student volunteer (8th - 12th grade) counselor (complete information below & return)
Name(s) of Children
Full Name
grade in
________________________________________________________ _______
________________________________________________________
_______
________________________________________________________
________
Address: ________________________________ City ______________________
Day Phone: (
)_____________________
Tuesday, June 9
8:45am~ Mass
6pm ~ Confirmation meeting ~ St. Ann
7pm ~ Ushers meeting ~ St. Jos
emergency number _______________
Church ______________________________ School __________________________
E-mail _______________________________________________________________
Parent Signature ________________________________________________________
Return to: Vacation Bible School, Our Lady of the Scapular,
976 Pope John Paul II Ave., Wyandotte, MI 48192
A Catholic Faith Formation Night
Presentation:
Mary, the Mother of Jesus and Your Mother
With Speaker: Fr. John Kopson
Associate Pastor at Church of the Divine Child
Monday, June 8, 2015 ~ 7:00 - 8:00pm
Church of the Divine Child Gathering Room
1055 N. Silvery Lane, Dearborn, MI 48128
Please join us to listen, learn, ask questions and get answers! For all age groups. All are
welcome!
No pre-registration and No fees ~ 313-277-3110
Thursday, June 11
9:15am-6pm ~ Adoration ~ Ch
Friday, June 12
10-11:45am ~ Food Pantry
Saturday, June 13
3pm ~ Confessions ~ Ch
4pm ~ Mass
Our Lady of the Angels
Men’s Prayer Group — The Vespers
All men are cordially invited to pray with
this group. It’s a great way to say the
Rosary and the Litany of Our Lady, listen
to some Readings and enjoy Good Fellowship. The group meets every Monday
evening at 7:30. Come to the parish office and they will direct you to the St.
Ann’s Room.
Literature is available in the Church narthex.
For more information, call:
Bob Ghena at 313-291-4753 or
Bob Mayhew at 313-291-6855.
ADORATION
EVERY THURSDAY
IN THE CHURCH. THE
BLESSED SACRAMENT
WILL BE EXPOSED
ON THE ALTAR
FROM 9:15AM TILL 6:00PM
A booklet entitled “AN HOUR
WITH JESUS” is available to use in the
Narthex or you may purchase one in
the Parish Office.
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*SCLERODERMA SUPPORT GROUP*
Bethany South Downriver Events
Bethany is a Catholic organization under
the auspices of the Archdiocese of the
Detroit Office of Youth and Family, providing peer support to the divorced and
separated of all Christian faiths.
A LOW INCOME FAMILY
IS IN NEED OF
A GAS DRYER
*Support Group Leader - Annie Valle
avalle1930@hotmail.com, 313-291-2055
*Meeting Location:
Our Lady of the Angels Church
6442 Pelham, Taylor, MI 48180.
*Join us!
Sunday, June 7 — Dinner with Friends
— 5pm - - Applebee’s, 13855 Eureka,
Southgate.
Saturday, June 13 — Miniature Golf
and Pizza — Meet at 7pm Midway
Golf, 22381 Van Born, Taylor. Afterward we will go to Pia’s for pizza
(21142 Ecorse, Taylor).
Meets the Third Friday of Every Month at
11am-1pm. *Guest Speakers
+Refreshments + Handouts.
IF YOU CAN BE OF HELP
CALL 313-381-3000
Saturday, June 6 — Dinner and Dancing — Sportsman’s Den, 15015 Sibley
Rd., Riverview. Come for dinner at
7pm or later for dancing.
Friday, June 12 — Game Night —
7pm. $3 includes snacks. Peace Lutheran Church, 12250 Fort St., Southgate. Park and enter from the back of
the building.
BULLETIN BOARD
COMPUTER REPAIR
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32 Years Experience
All makes and models
New & refurbished pc’s
Parts • On-site training
Virus Removal
Residential • Commercial
DOWN RIVER’S COMPUTER SHOP
INTELLITEK
17006 Ecorse, Allen Rd.
313-382-9220
OAKWOOD HERITAGE HOSPITAL
Oakwood Heritage Hospital in Taylor is
in need of Eucharistic Ministers. Experience is not necessary, we will train you.
If you are interested please call Angela
McCarty at 313-291-1997.