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KNOW ~ LOVE ~ SERVE ~ MARY ~ 2018 Prayer has consequences! See how the Blessed Mother
directed these holy men….
There once was a group of businessmen, cloth merchants
by trade, who, in the penitential spirit of the thirteenth
century, gathered together regularly for prayer. They
called themselves The Praisers of Mary.
On the feast of the Assumption, as they were absorbed in
prayer, the Mother of God appeared to them and told them
to withdraw from the world into a solitary place and to
live for God alone, in prayer and penance. They did so,
and from the beginning, the members dedicated them-
selves to Mary, under her title Mother of Sorrows and
called upon her to be their protector.
For years, they refused to take in others who wished to
join them, until a visit from their bishop jolted them.
Again the solitaries gave themselves up to prayer for
light, and again Our Lady appeared to them, and told
them to establish a religious order. She held in her hands
a black habit, while an angel held a scroll inscribed with
the title of Servants of Mary. She told them she had cho-
sen them to be her servants and witnesses, that she wished
them to wear the black habit, and to follow the Rule of St.
Augustine. From that date, April 13, 1240, they were
known as the Servants of Mary, or Servites, adopting
Mary’s virtues of hospitality and compassion. They are
one of the five mendicant, or begging, orders. There are
now branches of Servites for both
men and women throughout the
world, doing Mary’s work. All
seven of the original founders have been canonized. The only lay-
brother, Alexis Falconieri, who did
not become a priest, died at the age
of 110. Their Feast is February 17.
PARISH VISION KNOW LOVE SERVE
JESUS MARY CHURCH WORLD
Jesus Christ, The High Priest
Fr. Libor Marek, Pastor • [email protected]
Fr. Paul Czarnota, Priest in Residence • [email protected]
Deacon Joseph Hulway • [email protected]
Deacon Phil McCown • [email protected]
Deacon Gerald Smigell • [email protected]
Parish Office • [email protected]
February 11, 2018
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
OMŠOVÝ PORIADOK+
February 10, Saturday — Sobota
9:00AM VP For the Intentions of O. L. Mother of Mercy Secular Discalced Carmelites For Marisa Rosenbaum
Annie Krahala req. Shermetaro’s 4:00PM JG For Danielle Stislicki For Sam & Family Richard Beauregard req. Vitale Family Joe Venglar (1st Ann.) req. Family Michael Beste 6:00PM PC *Latin-Tridentine (Missa Cantata): For the Intentions of all Parishioners
February 11, Sunday — Nedela
Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; 1 Cor 10:31—11:1; Mk 1:40-45 (77) 7:30AM LM For Al & Ann Varchetti For Nate & Theresa Robinson & Family For Beverly Moran For Bob Shiner Francoise Pepin req. Table 5 Group Margaret Schuller req. Michelle Gietzen 9:30AM LM For Fr. Libor req. Santi’s For Jean & Greg Wolf req. Kray Family For Stephen Durkee req. Godparents For Lynn Gura req. Right to Life –Lifespan James Lister Dorothy Johnson req. Mazurkiewicz Family Francoise Pepin req. Charles & Frances Schena 11:30AM LM (Slovak) For Grace Zelenak req. Family For Karina Deering (16th B’Day) For Kathy Kolka George Rafaidus John Rafaidus Zoltan Cap req. Daniella Grisak 1:30PM PC For Claire Bosscher (Ann.) req. Family For Danielle Stislicki For Celina Czach (9th B’Day) For Ann Marie & Annie Krahala Gene Kucharek Anita Lepri Virginia Regula req. Edmunds Family 8:30PM JG For Nafca Samona For Dominic Juricic Matthew Richard Swita & Dennis Francis Fred Araganosa
February 12, Monday—Pondelok
6:00AM MD For Fr. Libor For Andy Berkowski req. Bustamante’s For Carl & Stephanie Varchetti & Family Dorris Kostin 9:00AM LM For David Shiner (B’Day) Muriel O’Brien req. Donna Lesko Francoise Pepin Robert Chaney 12:00PM LM For Mark & Courtney req. Mom For Danielle Stislicki Drana Ivzaj Jule Robinson
February 13, Tuesday— Utorok
6:00AM MD For James Varchetti For Angie Rzeczkowski For Andy Berkowski req. Bustamante’s Dorris Kostin 9:00AM LM For Helen Makarewicz & Family For Drew Manor Joan Baitisit Jacqueline Deschamps 12:00PM JG,d For Rosalia Pearson (B’Day) For Laura Lilli For Pat Spence (B’Day) For Danielle Stislicki
February 14, Ash Wednesday — Popolcová Streda
Feast Day of Ss. Cyril & Methodius
6:00AM PC For Babies & Families 9:00AM LM,d (Latin) For Isabella Varchetti For Lawrence & Jeanette Hixon For John Desser Donald Rigney 12:00PM LM For Fr. Ben Kosnac For Julia Robinson For Diana & Family Aaron Sannipoli John Ozdych (24th Ann.)
7:00PM JG For Patrick Jamoua For Mike Lawler (B’Day) For Danielle Stislicki
February 15, Thursday – Štvrtok
6:00AM LM For Isabella Varchetti For Aaron Czach (B’Day) For Andy Berkowski req, Bustamante Family Evelyn Niedig 9:00AM PC For Ben Wiegand (B’Day) For the Suzanne Navarre Family 12:00PM LM For Matthew Margiewicz req. Mom For Tessie Kowalski (100th B’Day) For Stephanie Fayad For Danielle Stislicki 7:00PM VP For Seminarian Patrick Blenman req. Grandparents For Joe Lawler (B’day) For Ann Marie Brown Joann Lichocki req. Ken & Maryanne Warner
February 16, Friday – Piatok
6:00AM MD For Isabella Varchetti For Martin Luljdjuraj For Andy Berkowski req. Bustamante Family 9:00AM PC For the Holy Souls in Purgatory For the Women of Grace Study Group For Isaac Louth (B’Day) Francoise Pepin req. Donna Lesko 12:00PM ML For Julia Robinson For Danielle Stislicki For Debbie Puzzuoli req. Linda Shermetaro 7:00PM LM Esther & Arcadio Bustillo For Lorraine Felisiak Teresa Senerowski
February 17, Saturday — Sobota
9:00AM JG For Jean Wolf (B’Day) req. Family For Nada Jamoua For Andy Berkowski req. Bustamante Family George Nacelewicz 4:00PM LM For Sam & Sammie Gill & Family For Danielle Stislicki Betty Mill Evelyn Niedig 6:00PM PC *Latin-Tridentine (Missa Cantata): For Ludwig Beni For the Da’Re Family Pat McCleary
February 18, Sunday—Nedela
Gn 9:8-15; 1 Pt 3:18-22; Mk 1:12-15 (77) 7:30AM PC For Ann Marie Trzasko For Karen Broski For the Menard & Daniel Families Jule Robinson req. Paul & Joan Moses Margaret Schuller req. Michelle Gietzen 9:30AM LM For Fr. Ben req. Santi’s For Ron Potempski (49th B’Day) For Theodore Hines (3rd B’Day) For Annie Avery (B’Day) req. Wolf Family For Nicki & Rick Kray req. Melissa & Daniel Kray 11:30AM LM (Slovak) Marge Machak req. Rafaidus Family Jan Hirkal req. Family Anna Juhas Zoltan Cap req. Joe Grisak Emilia & Ladislav Sedilek Jozef & Marta Lamer 1:30PM JG For Greg & Gabriella Stegner & Children For Patrick Fayad (B’Day) For Beth Ledford For Marian Weber For Katherine & Shannon Wygant & Family req. Beth Annie Krahala req. Vitale Family 8:30PM JG For Monir & Alia Korkis & Family For Dominic Juricic For Jonathan Haio (B’Day) For Hathim Barbat For Ann Marie & Annie Krahala
Mass Celebrant Legend: Fr. Libor Marek—LM
Fr. Paul Czarnota—PC, Msgr. Michael Dylag—MD,
Fr. Joe Grimaldi—JG, Fr. Michael Lenz—ML
Visiting Priest—VP, Deacon Preaching—d
2018 Lenten Projects “The Lenten season is meant to help believers, through a commitment to personal purification,
to relive this same spiritual journey (of the Hebrews in the dessert) by becoming more aware of poverty and of life's uncertainties and by rediscovering the providential presence of the Lord,
who invites us to open our eyes to the needs of our brothers and sisters in need. In this way Lent also becomes a season of solidarity with individuals and peoples …
who find themselves in very difficult situations.” St. John Paul II
Once again during Lent, we can work together as a parish to collect our individual monetary and material offerings for the good of
our brothers and sisters in need. It is important not just to give, but to give a little bit more than what we think we can spare. Such
sacrifices can purify our hearts, bring relief to others, and strengthen the love of God in our own hearts, in our parish life, and in
the world around us. The following projects are featured this year for our parish almsgiving:
Vocations Expo/National Youth Day in Presov, Slovakia: Vocations representatives from seminaries and religious orders in
Slovakia will be traveling to Presov for National Youth Day in July. This mini-World Youth Day is an important place for them to
meet with young Catholics and to foster vocations to the priesthood and religious life. To show our appreciation for the many
priests and religious sisters from Slovakia who have served our parish during its one hundred years, and to encourage vocations for
years to come, we will be collecting monetary donations that will help offset the costs incurred by the religious groups attending
the Vocations Expo. Please support religious vocations in Slovakia by placing your monetary donation in a 2018 Lenten
Offerings envelope (found in the vestibule), indicate ”Vocations Expo/Slovakia” on the memo line, and place it in the
collection basket by April 1.
Streetwork/ Help to the homeless in Trnava, Slovakia: A cup of hot coffee or tea. A sandwich. Help finding a warm place to
sleep. Pairs of university student-volunteers in the city of Trnava, Slovakia, are on the streets seeking out the homeless,
befriending them, and meeting their most immediate needs. They are part of Streetwork, a project initiated by the Archdiocesan
Charities two years ago, in collaboration with the city and local universities, to bring both short- and long-term relief to the
homeless. Along with immediate physical needs, the homeless are being helped to connect with the city’s healthcare and social
services to improve their lives; and students are putting into practice compassion for some of their city’s most marginalized souls.
Your monetary donation will help to purchase necessary supplies for the student-volunteers, to provide for their training and
support, and to further develop this project. Please help to bring comprehensive assistance to the homeless of Trnava by placing
your monetary donation in a 2018 Lenten Offerings envelope (found in the vestibule), indicate “Streetwork/ Homeless in
Slovakia” and putting it in the weekend collection basket or dropping it off in the parish office by April 1.
Replace Convent Roof: The St. Therese Convent of the Contemplative Sisters of St. John is in desperate need of a new roof. This
large facility, which houses 8 sisters, workshops for the many handcrafts they produce to support themselves, a novitiate, and
retreat space, has been badly damaged by the high winds of central Illinois. The sisters must raise $90,000 to install a sturdier roof.
Please help the sisters by placing your monetary donation in a 2018 Lenten Offerings envelope (found in the vestibule),
indicate “Sisters of St. John” on the memo line, and place it in the collection basket by April 1.
Families in Need/St. Matthew’s Chapter of St. Vincent de Paul: St. Matthew’s Parish on Detroit’s east side is neighbor to
many low-income, financially-struggling families. The St. Vincent de Paul chapter at the parish provides for the needs of those
who face hardships such as the loss of a job, raising a family on a minimum wage income, disability or illness. At this time of year,
families are faced with high utility bills and seek assistance with other necessities, such as paying rent. Your monetary donation
will help St. Vincent de Paul give financial help or purchase a needed item, such as a refrigerator or stove, a bed, crib or other
furniture. Place your donation in a 2018 Lenten Offerings envelope, found in the vestibule, indicate “St. Matthew Families in
Need” on the memo line, and place it in the collection basket by April 1. Wee-Care Baby Shower: One of our parish families is hosting a “mini-baby shower” for Right to Life/Lifespan’s Wee-Care
Pregnancy Help Center which supplies struggling new mothers with much needed clothing and other baby-care items. The shower
will take place in the Fr. Mikus Hall after the Saturday evening and all Sunday Holy Masses on March 10 & 11. Bring your
donation of new or gently-used baby clothing sized newborn to 2, diapers up to size 4, baby-care products, or gift cards to
the Parish Hall after Mass and stay for cookies and punch, live music and fellowship.
Clothing for the Homeless at St. Leo’s: Our thoughts may be turning to spring, but the homeless men and women in Detroit are
still exposed to winter’s cold and snow each day. Our collection of warm clothing for the Missionaries of Charity to distribute
among the homeless people in the neighborhood of St. Leo’s continues through Lent. We will be collecting new and gently-used
warm clothing for them to distribute. Blue jeans and thermal tops and bottoms are especially needed, as well as shirts,
hoodies, heavy winter coats and winter boots. Please place your donations in the box marked Clothing Collection located in
the coatroom.
Sacred Heart Food Pantry: Please consider making a donation of non-perishable food items for the hungry families served by
the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry at Sacred Heart Parish in Imlay City. In order to support our less fortunate brothers and sisters
in northern Macomb County, we will be collecting non-perishable food items, such as rice, beans, cereal, pasta and canned
goods. Please place your donations in the box marked Food Collection located in the vestibule coatroom by March 26.
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If you have questions about any of the 2018 Lent Projects, please contact: Erin Rybicki, Christian Service Coordinator, (586) 530-0547 or Sandi Brady in the Parish Office at (586) 726-6911
Need Members for Sunday, 7:30AM Choir The 7:30AM Choir is looking for at least four new members. We have experienced a loss of five people from our choir for the next several months due to medical issues and time needed to care for loved ones. Other members are traveling and will be gone for five to six weeks. If you like to sing, we would love to have you join our choir. We need members now. Please consider joining us.
Thank you, Mary Shiner
Grief Support for Widows and Widowers Begins Next Sunday, February 18
All Widows and Widowers are welcome to join us for four bereavement sessions at Ss. Cyril & Methodius Parish. We will meet on Sundays, February 18 & 25 and March 4 & 11 after the 1:30PM Holy Mass. We will meet in Room #112. There is a $5 fee to cover the cost of materials.
To register and for additional information, please call: Donna, (586) 781-6904
Nicaragua Mission Trip Info. Mtg. Information Meeting * Sunday, February 18
Thanks to the generosity of Fr. Libor, the Men’s Club, Knights of Columbus, and the parishioners from Ss. Cyril and Methodius, we will be returning to Nicaragua in 2018. We will again be repairing roofs, painting, and building up Paul Rush's Guadalupe Garden's Mission Center, in San Marcos. Some of us will be visiting successful Nicaraguan ministries, feeding neighborhood children, visiting the only women’s drug rehabilitation center in Nicaragua, and visiting families in our door-to-door evangelization. Fr. Robert Rindos (the chaplain for Keiser University) will oversee our early morning Holy Hours and Holy Masses, and hear confessions before each Holy Mass, so it will seem as if we never left Ss. Cyril and Methodius. Each evening will end with the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and group recollection of the day among our Nicaraguan brothers and sisters. Members of Ss. Cyril and Methodius parish need to know that they will stand prominently in our prayers on the mission. In fact, none of our missions to Nicaragua could have happened without the generous support of so many parishioners. We will have a meeting for those interested in the 2018 trip on February 18 after the 9:30AM Holy Mass, in Room #117. Our fundraising has already begun, THANKS to the Men’s Club and their Lenten Fish Fries.
Life Teen High School Ministry * Monday, February 12 “Get Ready to Give Up: How to Live the Season of Lent”
7:00PM - 8:45PM in the Parish Hall
Join us on Monday. February 19, for a Life Night on
“Poverty”. Y Disciple Small Groups for High School Teens
Is your teen ready to grow deeper? Consider starting a
Y Disciple small group! We are also looking for more
small group mentors – Catholic adults age 21 and up who
commit to walking with teens on their faith journey.
More Info: Monica Majcher, [email protected] For Life Teen information,
or to be added to the mailing list, please contact: Alexandria Lewis, (586) 641-7672 or
EDGE Middle School Ministry * Thursday, February 15 “Get Ready to Give Up:
Lent, Fasting, Almsgiving, and Prayer”
7:00PM - 8:45PM in the Sofa Room at the Activity Center
Also, join us for an EDGE Night on Thursday, February 22,
on “Catholic Beliefs and Traditions”.
Questions and new teens who would like to register
(can register at the EDGE Night), please contact:
Alexandria Lewis, (586) 641-7672 or
Rite of Sending * Sunday, February 11 This Sunday, February 11, the Rite of Sending will be
celebrated at the 9:30AM Holy Mass. In this rite, our parish
community will acknowledge the spiritual progress our
(unbaptized) catechumens and (baptized) candidates have
made, express approval of their election or recognition, and
"send" them to our Bishop with assurance of the parish's
care and support. To send a catechumen or candidate to the
Bishop means that the parish has discerned that the person
is ready to enter the Catholic Church.
The next rite will be the Rite of Election, which takes place
at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament with
Archbishop Vigneron on Saturday, February 17. During
this rite, the Godparents and sponsors will again testify that
the participants are ready and the Archbishop will call them
to the holy mysteries this Easter.
Please continue to pray for our beloved catechumens and
candidates preparing for Baptism, First Eucharist, and
Confirmation this Easter!
Ss. Cyril & Methodius RCIA Team
Are You Called? There are seven practices of charity, based on Christ’s
prediction of the Last Judgment. (Matt 5:3-10)
The fifth corporal work of mercy is to visit the sick. Please
prayerfully consider offering your time to bring Jesus, in the
Holy Eucharist, to a sick sister or brother, who is in Troy
Beaumont Hospital. Times and days vary.
For more information, please contact:
Alice Tocco, (586) 752-7282
STATIONS OF THE CROSS The Stations of the Cross began as the practice of pious pilgrims to Jerusalem who would retrace the final journey of Jesus Christ to Calvary. Later, for the many who wanted to pass along the same route, but could not make the trip to Jerusalem, a practice developed that eventually took the form of the fourteen stations currently found in almost every church. Stations of the Cross during Lent at Ss. Cyril & Methodius:
Every Wednesday at 8:30AM
Every Friday at 6:30PM
Wednesday, February 14
Ash Wednesday &
Feast of Ss. Cyril & Methodius Holy Mass Schedule: 6AM, 9AM, 12PM & 7PM
The Bible and the Virgin Mary:
Journey Through Scripture
Mondays at 7:00PM
February 19 – April 23 * Room #112 The Bible and the Virgin Mary examines the role of Mary in salvation history. We
will learn about Mary’s role as the New Eve, the Ark of the New Covenant, and the Queen Mother. We will also explore Catholic doctrine regarding the Blessed Virgin and learn about Vatican-approved apparitions of Our Lady. Please join us as we learn more about our incredible Mother!
For more information, please contact: Mary Bann, (248) 459-8965 or [email protected]
Junior High & High school Students Pro-Life Student Poster Contest
Knights of Columbus, St. Nicholas
Sterling Heights (Council 7011)
announces the start of its 2018
Pro-Life Student Poster Contest!
The Theme is “It’s Cool to be Pro-Life!”
Cash prizes of $100 for 1st prize, $50 for second prize and a
$20 gift certificate to Faith @ Work for 3rd place winner
for each group (grades7/8, 9/10 and 11/12). Contest forms
and instructions can be obtained from your youth group
leader or from the Parish Office. All posters must be
submitted NO LATER THAN Friday, February 23.
MOVIES * Fr. Mikus Hall * Big Screen
Sunday, February 18, 3:00PM: “Reluctant
Saint (St. Joseph of Cupertino)” (1962 / NR /
1 hr 45 mins): Joseph of Cupertino, a simple
young man thought by many in his village to be
an idiot, is pressured to enter a monastery. He
does so, and surprises everyone by passing the
entrance exam to study for the priesthood. But
this is only the first of many surprises from the man who would
become Saint Joseph Cupertino. Movie is appropriate and fun
for all ages!
Sunday, February 18, 4:45PM: “Bakhita - From Slave to Saint” (NR / 3 hrs 17 mins): Born in a village in Sudan,
Bakhita was kidnapped by slavers, often beaten and abused, and
later sold to Federico Marin, a Venetian merchant, Bakhita then
came to Italy and became the nanny servant of Federico's
daughter, Aurora, who had lost her mother at birth. She is
treated as an outcast by the peasants and the other servants due
to her black skin and African background, but
Bakhita is kind and generous to others. Bakhita gradually comes closer to God with the help of
the kind village priest, and embraces the Catholic
faith. Movie is in Italian with English subtitles.
Appropriate for teens and up.
Free-Will Donation * Concessions Available
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Thank You! Dear Saints Cyril & Methodius
Parishioners,
I cannot truly thank you enough for all
your generosity in helping me continue to
have the privilege to study at Sacred Heart
Major Seminary here in Detroit. I am truly touched by your charity and kindness. As my
first year at seminary continues, these two semesters have been very fruitful. Prayer has
been my rock and I am relying more on our Blessed Mother, staying faithful to my rosary
and relying on her intercession for God’s will in discernment. There have been many
obstacles since I have been here and it hasn’t always been easy, but I have been working
diligently to rise to the occasion and succeed with the help of all your prayers. I am looking
forward to what the future holds and doing my best.
In Jesus and Mary, Dan Robertson
Lenten Fish Dinners
Served on the Following Fridays in Lent:
February 16, 23 & March 2, 9, 16 & 23 Served in the Father Mikus Hall
4:00PM-7:30PM
Please Join Us for a Delicious Lenten Fish Dinner!
Menu Items Include:
Salmon (Grilled or Blacked), Beer-Battered Cod
Butterfly Shrimp, Popcorn Shrimp, French Fries
Freshly-Made Clam Chowder & Macaroni & Cheese
Rice, Veggies, Coleslaw
Soda, Coffee, Tea Carry-Outs are also available
Questions: Jon Ruthenbeck, (248) 953-9053
Blood Drive * Tuesday, March 26 Our next Blood Drive is during Holy Week on Tuesday, March 26, from 1:00PM—6:45PM in the Fr. Mikus Hall. The American Red Cross’ blood supply is critically low. Without the proper amount of blood on-hand, patients (perhaps even our family members or friends) may not have blood available for necessary operations or emergencies. Please consider donating! Sign-up sheets will be available this week. God bless you!
Questions: Parish Office, 586-726-6911
Catechism Corner Class Schedule Wednesday, February 14: NO CLASS (Ash Wednesday)
Wednesday, February 21: NO CLASS (Mid-Winter Break)
Sunday, February 25, at 2:45PM: FEED THE NEEDY - 7th Grade Service Project
Wednesday, February 28, at 6:15PM: Class (Benediction for K-4th)
Questions, please contact:
Paul & Carroll Schuller, Directors of Religious Education, (586) 726-6911, ext. 112, or
ADORATION 101 * The Sacrament of Charity: Spirituality and a Eucharistic Culture We forge along in our study of the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Sacramentum Caritatis of the Holy Father Pope
(Emeritus) Benedict XVI on the Eucharist as the source and summit of the Church’s life and mission by taking a look at
spirituality and a Eucharistic culture.
We start by quoting the synod fathers on a vital topic. They state that, “The Christian faithful need a fuller understanding of
the relationship between the Eucharist and their daily lives. Eucharistic spirituality is not just participation in Mass and devo-
tion to the Blessed Sacrament. It embraces the whole of life.” The Holy Father stresses that the secularization which we live
in can ultimately attribute to the modern idea that faith (Christianity) has been placed on the margins of society; as if it’s
something like a hobby or simply irrelevant in everyday life. Living as if God doesn’t exist is commonplace; even if one
does happen to subscribe to the existence of a “higher, more intelligent being”, it impacts their lives but little.
Pope Benedict poignantly states that, “Today there is a need to rediscover that Jesus Christ is not just a private conviction or
an abstract idea, but a real person, whose becoming part of human history is capable of renewing the life of every man and
woman.” What needs to happen is we need to learn how to, as St. Paul says in Romans 8:5-15, live “in the Spirit.” This
means that since the Holy Eucharist is the source and summit of our life and mission, it is where we make the transition from
living according to the flesh into living in the Spirit, which is what spirituality is.
Once we begin this transformation, our faith will impact our daily lives as it’s supposed to. There is a link between our spiri-
tual worship and living one’s own life. They’re inseparable. We must live according to the will of God (in the Spirit) instead
of our own wills (according to the flesh). What there cannot be is an in-between. The old saying, “God is either Lord of all,
or not at all” resounds. We would be doing ourselves a grave injustice it we separated the two as so many in today’s society
have. We are used to compartmentalizing our lives - our family here, secular friends there, church life and friends here, co-
workers and acquaintances there - but they all need to fall under the umbrella of God’s plan in our lives because they all
work together; and the Eucharist is where it all begins. - Paul A. Ray
NEXT WEEK: “The Eucharist and the Evangelization of Cultures”
Monthly Bilingual Centennial Rosary Saints Cyril and Methodius Slovak Catholic Church is celebrating its 100th year anniversary this
year! In honor, appreciation and service to our Lord Jesus Christ and His Blessed Mother and ours, we
welcome all parishioners and guests to pray the Rosary with us each month in a special way. We are
calling this a bilingual Rosary because the Rosary will be prayed in two languages -- Slovak and
English. Prayer intentions for these Rosaries will focus on our parish and respective countries. We also
ask that you send us special prayer requests which will be lifted up during each Rosary. Prayer requests
must be received by either emailing [email protected] or calling (586) 413-4050. Please submit
prayer requests no later than 48 hours before each event.
We will pray this centennial Rosary in the Church on the 2nd Friday of each month at 7:00PM, with the exception of March,
which will be held on the 2nd Monday. The dates are: Monday, March 12, April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10,
September 14, October 12, November 9 and December 14.
Organized by: Maria Lamerova and Cindy & Dennis Zitny
REGULAR ADORATION HOURS:
Sunday, 10:00PM - Saturday, 9:00AM
WE ARE IN NEED OF ADORERS: Monday: 2-3AM, 3-4AM , 4-5PM, 8-9PM, 10-11PM * Tuesday: 3-4AM, 4-5PM, 4-6PM
Wednesday: 9-10PM * Thursday: 6-7PM * Friday: 4-5PM * Saturday: 5-6AM, 6-7AM
If you can commit to one hour or have questions, please contact:
Julie Varchetti: [email protected] or (586) 214-1825
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