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Anointing of the Sick After All Masses This Weekend Next Saturday: Confirmation Mass, 7:00 p.m.
PARISH MISSION
STATEMENT Christ the Good Shepherd Parish
rejoices in being a diverse
community united in faith in Christ
Jesus. Rooted in the Eucharist, we
continue to be molded into the Body
of Christ as we witness to the Gospel
through our sharing of resources and
service toward others, our
commitment to Catholic education
and our friendship with one another.
VIGIL 1947
2015
April 8, 2018
Monday - Boosters meet, 7 p.m. - Cafeteria. - Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. - Basement. Tuesday - Women’s Bible Shar ing, 10 a.m. - Choir Practice, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday - Seniors, 10 a.m. - An-nex. - Christian Service, 7 p.m. - Cafe-teria. - Bible Study, 7 p.m. - RCIA, 7 p.m. - Emmaus Room. - K. of C., 6 p.m. - Basement & Annex. Thursday - Mat Making, 10 a.m. - Basement. - Baptism Prep., 6:30 p.m. - Em-maus Room. Next Saturday - Confirmation Mass, 7:00 p.m.
“I have given
Christ countless
reasons not to love me,
none of them
changed His mind.”
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Christ the Good Shepherd 1540 Riverbank St. Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146
Office Phones/Email: Parish Office: 313-928-1324 email: [email protected] Religious Ed: 313-382-1818 email: [email protected]
Fax for all offices: 313-928-1326
Website: www.christgoodshepherd.org Fr. Anthony Richter - Pastor Rev. Mr. Gerard McGowan - Deacon
Rev. Mr. Matthew Wisniewski - Deacon Sr. Rebecca Vonderhaar - Religious Education Director email: [email protected]
Omar Berrocal - Music Director Holly Tockstein - Youth Director
Parish School: John Paul II
Principal: Mariann Lupinacci Administrative Assistant: Diane Wegienka
School: 313-386-0634 email: [email protected]
Parish Pastoral Council Chairperson: Ann Jordanek
Masses and Prayer Services Weekend Masses: Saturday 4 p.m., Sunday 9 a.m., 11 a.m. Mon. , 8:00 a.m. Mass Tuesday: 7 p.m. Mass (Perpetual Help Prayers at 6:50 p.m.) Wednesday, 8:15 a.m. Mass
Friday: 8:a.m. Mass, 1st Friday Adoration & Benediction 8:30 a.m. Saturday: 8:00 a.m., Prayer Service w/Communion. Holydays: Masses to be announced. Liturgy of the Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 6:15 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays 2:30 p.m.
Baptisms and Marriages Please contact the parish office for initial appointment/interview. Marriages require six months notice (1 year if not registered). Baptisms require one month notice (3 months if not registered).
Religious Education Classes Elementary (1-8) Monday 4—5:25 p.m. and 6 to 7:25 p.m. Bulletin Copy Deadline: Noon Tuesday (Rev. 6/22/10)
LECTORS/ CANTORS
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
ALTAR SERVERS
Saturday, April 14 4:00 p.m.
G. Perruzzi F. Garza
L. Fiema D. Giesin
L. Grzebyk D. Kushnir
C. McDaniels D. Nash
B. McNaughton
K. Nash
R. Elliott
G. Larkin
Sunday, April 15 9:00 a.m.
S. Amorose
G. Hovey
M. LaClair B. Montie
M. Parden O.Rodriguez E. Pokrzywnicki D. Straub
J. Rutkowski L. Purcell
L. Nash
S. Dixon
Sunday, April 15 11:00 a.m.
M. Parent W. Lettieri
E. Barnes V. Bessette
R. Burnett V. Carioti
A. Cipres M. Coleman
M. Momenee G. Somers
C. Troutman
A. Troutman
Child. Dismissal: A. Troutman M. Nagy
Your Sunday Offering April 1, 2018
Envelopes Used…..566 Electronic Gifts….(45)=$1,498.50 Total Collection……$12,837.00 Budget Requirement...$11,500.00 Week Over Budget….$1,337.00 Easter Env. (463) = $8,194.00
Collection Counters for next Sunday, April 15
Team #3: Delia Curz, Diane Hellar, Joan Yuhas, Maureen O’Brien, Cecelia Radiger.
Altar Cleaning for Week of April 9: Team #2 - Annette Boyer, Pat Shriver, Lorraine Canuelle.
Readings for the Week of April 8, 2018
Sunday: Acts 4:32-35/Ps 118:2-4, 13-
15, 22-24 [1]/1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-31
Monday: Is 7:10-14; 8:10/Ps 40:7-8, 8
-9, 10, 11 [8a, 9a]/Heb 10:4-10/Lk 1:26
-38
Tuesday: Acts 4:32-37/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-
2, 5 [1a]/Jn 3:7b-15
Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26/Ps 34:2-3, 4
-5, 6-7, 8-9 [7a]/Jn 3:16-21
Thursday: Acts 5:27-33/Ps 34:2 and
9, 17-18, 19-20 [7a]/Jn 3:31-36
Friday: Acts 5:34-42/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14
[cf. 4abc]/Jn 6:1-15
Saturday: Acts 6:1-7/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5,
18-19 [22]/Jn 6:16-21
Next Sunday: Acts 3:13-15, 17-19/Ps
4:2, 4, 7-8, 9 [7a]/1 Jn 2:1-5a/Lk 24:35-
48
Rest In Peace
Sharon Perrone March 27, 2018
Daniel S. Lasecki March 30, 2018
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Monday, April 9
8:00 a.m. - Kevin Coogan by Judy Coogan. Tuesday, April 10
7:00 p.m. - Sharon Perrone by friends at CGS. Wednesday, April 11
8:15 a.m. - For the people of Christ the Good Shepherd Parish. Friday, April 13
8:00 a.m. - For the sick of our parish. Saturday, April 14
8:00 a.m. - Prayer Service. 4:00 p.m. - Bernice Schultz (birthday remembrance) and Clar-ence Schultz (41st Anniv.) by Ma-rie and Ellen. - Matthew P. Ciak by Mom. - Margaret Eaves by Frank & Christine Tabone. - Sr. Judy Ann Ruggirelle by the Women of Good Shepherd. Sunday, April 15
9:00 a.m. - Andrew Draper by Esther Cohran. - Amos Barron by the Arnold family. - Vincent & Josephine Jesue by sons. - Chester & Trudy Kobylarz by family. - Felice & Rosa Menna by son, Sam. 11:00 a.m. - Rafael Puerta and Rosa Salazar by M/M Torres. - David Megyesi, Sr. by family. - Richard Patrick Jones (16th An-niv.) by Aunt Sandra & family.
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED!BECOME A VOLICE
FOR THE UNDOCUMENTED
One of the most important prin-ciples of Catholic Social Teaching is: “ The dignity of every human person.” The Bishops have ad-dressed this in their more recent document: “Strangers No Longer: Together On the Jouney of Hope” [email protected] . For the last few weeks a few of our parishioners have come togeth-er in an effort to become more in-formed on thr plight of estimated eleven million undocumented im-migrants in our country; many, who have become our neighbors and friends. Several parishes in the Archdio-cese of Detroit have established teams to work with and for immi-grants. Saturday afternoon, April 28th 1:00-6:00 at U of D /Mercy Ignatius Chapel there will be a re-treat based on helping parishes to form parish teams to keep the mo-mentum going. If you feel you could give a little time to finding some resolution to this issue, please contact the Faith Formation Office 313-382-1818
Summer Programs
Registration Begin
End of April
Middle School Summer Camp
June 25-29
“Fidgeting for Christ: Faith…Fun...Friends”
Vacation Bible School July 9-13
(9:00-Noon)
“Olympic Gold”
FROM THE FAIH
FORMATION OFFICE
This Monday, April 9th
– Faith Formation Classes resume. April 14th
- Confirmation Mass at 7:00 P.M.-All Are welcome. April 16th Early Registration for Fall Classes begin- ( Early registra-tion and full payment gives a family a $20.00 credit). May 6th
- First Communion Mass 2:00 P.M. Tuesday, May 8th
-Rosary Around the World 7:00 P.M. followed by an ice-cream social.
CONFIRMATION
NEXT SATURDAY,
APRIL 14TH
Please join us next Sat-urday when 38 of our parish youth will re-ceive the Sacrament of
Confirmation at the 7:00 P.M. Mass. Bishop Fisher will confirm the sacrament on our candidates. Please keep these young people in your prayer and know your support might be the “gift” they need to become the fully initiated and truly involved members in our par-ish community. What have you in-vited them to (Christian service, Eucharistic minister, choir, lector, usher,….)?
Women of Good Shepherd Luncheon
Sunday, April 29, 2018 12:00 – 2:00 PM
Activities Bldg. Cafeteria
! Everyone is invited to enjoy homemade salads, sauerkraut, meat dishes, desserts, and beverages. The cost for adults is $8.00. Children under 12, $4.00. Tickets will be available for purchase after weekend Masses or at the Par-ish Office. We need women to either donate a food item or to make a monetary donation. Food donations will be needed by 10:00 AM on Sunday morning. Mon-etary donations may be labeled “Women of Good Shepherd Luncheon” and placed in the church collection basket. We appreciate your support.
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Youth Ministry Corner Subiaco Retreat Reflections Our high school youth experienced an amazing weekend of prayer, community and fun at the Subiaco Retreat Center. We would like to share some of their reflections with you over the next few weeks: One part that I think helped me grow spiritually was talking in our small groups. It was nice communicating with one another face to face and relating and growing more of a connection. I enjoyed this weekend – it was truly a great experience. ~ Carly Desrosiers, sophomore!I really enjoyed going outside and enjoying the scenery here. I also really enjoyed the song we sang. On a more spiritual note, I feel like I have grown much closer to God from this. ~ Paige Wlodkowski, sophomore!This experience made me realize what peace really was and helped me to look at life differently. ~ Dean Nash, sophomore!CYO Camp Clean-up Weekend
The CYO Camp Clean-up Service Project in Port Sanilac, Michigan, a Teen Forum favorite, will be held April 20th-22nd this year. Camp Cleanup weekend is free and open to all youth who are willing to work for their food. It’s a great way to enjoy the outdoors while serving the kids who will be attending the camp in the summer. Permission slips and medical release forms are required and must be turned in by Monday, April 16th. Pick them up at our Teen Forum meeting, on the bulletin board, or on the Teen Forum! Facebook page. We ask parents to please consider helping with the driving and to experience CYO Camp with us and your teen! Teens on Mission: 2018 Summer Mission Trip
This summer we are planning a special mission trip to Omaha Winnebago, Nebraska (June 23rd – 30th) with Young Neighbors in Action (YNIA), an amazing organization whose goal is to provide high school age youth with a week-
long experience of participating in mission, growing in faith, joining in prayer, and serving those in need. During this week, young people will engage with each other in meaningful liturgies, prayer, and cultural experiences. YNIA provides mission experiences of working with children, doing manual labor, and working at agencies that provide resources to the most vulnerable. It is the hope of YNIA that youth will discover the connection between faith, service, and justice through interactive evening experiences filled with learning, reflection, and fun! If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, contact Holly in the Parish Office. We are looking to secure spots by mid-April which will require a non-refundable $50 deposit from each participant. World Youth Day Panama Updates Trivia Night Challenge: The 2019 World Youth Day Pilgrims will be sponsoring a Trivia Night Challenge on Saturday, May 5th, beginning at 6pm in the gym! The cost is $20 per person (includes dinner and trivia). For dinner, we are planning a delicious “Cinco de Mayo” Mexican meal! You can reserve a table for a team of up to 8 people, or come with a smaller group (or even by yourself – we’ll set you up with a team). Some fun prizes will be awarded to the team who answers the most questions correctly. One thing is for sure, it’s going to be a ton of fun, so start gathering your teammates now! Tickets will be sold in the gathering area the weekend of April 21-22 and 28-29. You can also call Holly in the Parish Office! Prayers and Pilgrim Feet for Panama: Over the Easter season, we will be inviting you to sponsor our youth going to World Youth Day, Panama and to have your prayer requests taken with us to be blessed by Pope Francis. In the Gathering Area simply choose an envelope from the board and write your name and prayer requests on the “pilgrim footprint” inside. Place the footprint back into the envelope along with the sponsorship donation amount printed on the outside and return the envelope to the Parish Office or place it in the offertory basket during Mass. Know that we will be praying for you and your prayer requests throughout our time of preparation and at World Youth Day in Panama. When we return, you will be invited to a gathering to see photos and hear stories from our pilgrimage. As always, we greatly appreciate your support! Teen Forum Calendar at a Glance Teen Forum Meeting – Sunday, April 8th, 6:30-8:30pm in the Parish Center.!CYO Camp Cleanup Weekend – April 20th - 22nd at the CYO Camp in Port Sanilac.!Teen Forum Youth Mass and Lunch – Sunday, April 29th, at the 11am Mass.!
Happy Easter! The Youth Ministry Team
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Opening prayer led by Bill Brydges Council Members present: Fr. Tony; Sandi Marshall; Mary Jo Budzyn; Lisa Domski; Joann Rutkowski; Marie Schultz; Stu Barron; Anna Hankins Representatives present: Bill Brydges; Becky Karakash; Sherry Abela; Carol Gordos Absent: Merie Lettieri (Council) (E); Felicia Marshall (Council) (E); Jackie Swearingen (Council) (E); Melissa Trometer (Council) (E); Casey Papp (Youth); Tim Marshall (Representative) (E)
Old Business
Parish Photo Directory – Fr. Tony reported Thanks to everyone that helped in this project; special thanks to Mar ie Schultz for all the help she provided. The final product is in and is currently being distributed. Wine Tasting – Fr. Tony reported
Went well even though it was a snowy weekend. No final numbers were available. Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast – Fr. Tony reported Another successful event regardless of the snow. Thanks to the K of C for hosting. Parish Mission – Fr. Tony reported Went well and thought Monsignor Zenz did a wonderful job. Christ the Good Shepherd will be the host of the 2019 Parish Mission. New Member Nominations – Bill reported Four nominees have accepted (Vince Carioti, Kathi Holtz, Felicia Marshall, Sandi Marshall). An additional nomination (Marion Nagy) was given (thanks Sandi!) at the meeting and Bill will follow up to see if she accepts. All nominees may attend either the April and/or May meetings. Nominations will be taken up to the selection weekend which is the first Sunday in June; selection is made at the 11:00 AM Mass.
Committee Reports
Christian Services – Sherry reported Women of Good Shepherd will host a Salad Lunch on Sunday, Apr il 29th.. All Saints Soup Kitchen is still being run at the original location; a new location to be communicated shortly. Sister Judie has passed away. One of the volunteers that worked with her wants to continue her ministry and form a 501 (c)(3). We have sent groups down the past two weeks and plan to continue to support this ministry. Evangelization – No report Teen Forum – Fr. Tony reported
Teens will be attending the Timothy Award Ceremony on April 15th at St. Cyprian. Planning a mission trip for this summer. Seventeen of our teens will be attending a retreat at the Subiaco Retreat House this weekend.
Finance – Bill reported 2017-2018 Budget (Period from July 1, 2017 through February 28, 2018) Overall, we are in good shape. While our Sunday collections are slightly over budget, the expenses are also somewhat over budget. Major expense cate-gories that are over include: Utilities, Building Repair & Remodel and Furniture & Fixtures. Review of Bank Statements
Committee members reviewed the November 2017 through February 2018 statements. 2018 CSA
This year’s goal is $84,734 (up 28%). The CSA drive started February 10th. As of 3/12/18 we have reached 79% of our goal with 372 families (40%) participating
Reminder letters will be sent to families who have not yet responded on March 19th. K of C - Reported that there are ongoing discussions on how to handle various events and other things using some of
the parish facilities. Parish Tithing
Decided to have this included as a line item in next year’s budget. Decided to publish in the Vigil in May and then on a quarterly basis.
Will ask the Parish Council for some potential candidates, which would be added to the Finance Council’s candidates, for consideration for donations as part of this program.
2018 Projects New Carpet for Church - Fr. Tony to contact three parish members to assist with this project Digitizing Archives - Fr. Tony has two parish teens who will work on this during the summer. The teens will be paid for their efforts. Bill will provide technical direction and coordinate their work.
Future of Convent - This was tabled at this time. New Business
Repairs to Building Doors - Larry mentioned that several of the church doors are experiencing issues. Fr. Tony sug-gested that it would be money better spent to replace the doors rather than repair them. The council members agreed, and we will be getting quotes for replacements.
Repairs to Parking Lot - Bill mentioned that there are significant cracks appearing in the asphalt. After reviewing the contract, he has attempt to contact the company who have yet to respond. Fr. Tony suggested that we get the engi-neering firm back involved. Bill will set up a meeting between all three parties.
Spring Fling
Bill mentioned that we have the tickets for the Spring Fling Raffle and they are being prepared for distribution. Fr. To-
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ny said that we will start the distribution on Palm Sunday weekend (March 24th - 25th).
John Paul II – No report Religious Formation – Bill reported
We have sponsored three short gatherings on our U.S. present situation on im-migration and how to work toward more just legislation. Two DACA recip-ients and Cindy Garcia from our parish shared their stories. It was quite an eye opener to those who attended. Last Sunday at Coffee and Donuts, again, the opportunity was given to ask questions and hear the stories. This chal-lenge is seen as a Christian and moral issue.
The Bishops have encouraged faith communities to get involved in working on this issue. They have written a pastoral letter: “Brothers and Sisters to Us All: Strangers No Longer.” All are encouraged to read and reflect on this.
Confirmation with Bishop Fisher: April 14th at 7:00 P.M. This year we have 36 candidates. We are working to get these young people involved in the Teen Forum and Liturgical ministries in the parish.
First Eucharist: May 6th at 2:00 P.M. with 33 children. RCIA: Five children will receive their sacraments at the Easter Vigil. Rosary Around the World: May 8th – all are invited to share in this wonderful
prayer to Mary. It is followed by an ice-cream social. It is a little way to honor our First communicants.
Summer Program: Summer Camp: June 25-29 “Fidgeting: Faith…Friends…Fun” with Jesus.
A wonderful week for our middle schoolers. Vacation Bible School: July 9-13 “Olympic Gold” for primary children
(Kdg. – 5th grade) Registrations for the coming year in Faith Formation: Will be ready the end of
April. Encourage families with school age children to register. We always are looking for faith filled volunteers to be catechists/or catechist
aides for the coming year. Each year there are a few catechists/aides who cannot continue because of health or family responsibilities.
Vicariate – Carol reported
No report/no meeting
Events – Bill/Fr. Tony reported
K of C will be hosting an Easter Egg Hunt and lunch with the Easter Bunny on Holy Saturday (March 31st) at Christ the Good Shepherd. Lunch starts at 11:00 AM and the Easter Egg Hunt begins at 12:00 PM (Noon). Flyers were distributed to Religious Ed students.
Fr. Tony’s Updates/Comments – Fr. Tony reported We have two new parishioners! All thanks to the new member packets that are
distributed at mass. They do work! Update on Fr. Noel – although a very serious condition and surgery, he is pro-
gressing nicely. Please keep him in his prayers. Fr. Phalen is recovering well and will be moving to the Clergy Village in Livo-
nia. Please keep him in your prayers as well. Project at next meeting will be the spring baskets for First Step. Mary Jo men-
tioned the wish list is posted at the website. Lisa will contact Jackie to coor-dinate.
Comments from members:
Carol mentioned that she registered a new family in our parish who left a neigh-boring parish in the downriver area.
Marie sent condolence cards on behalf of the Parish to Jackie Swearingen (loss of husband) and Joann Rutkowski (loss of sister). Get well wishes were also sent to Fr. Noel.
Next meeting: Apr il 16, 2018 @ 7:30 PM Opening Prayer: Jackie Swear ingen Closing Prayer: Joann Rutkowski Closing prayer led by Fr. Tony Meeting adjourned 8:35 PM
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All men of the parish are invited to
a silent retreat at Manresa Jesuit Re-
treat House in Bloomfield Hills on
May 4-6. A private room and all
meals will be provided. The retreat
house is situated on 40 acres of
beautiful grounds for your relaxation
and meditation.
If you’ve never been on a retreat,
that weekend might just be the one
to get to know the Lord in a more
intimate way. Won’t you give it a
try? If you’re concerned about fi-
nances, be assured that the cost is
donation based and no one is ever
turned away.
For more information, call Ron
Seguin at 313-285-5910.
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