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JANUARY 6, 2019 • THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
CAUSE
OF
St. Mary, Our Joy
8200 Wayne Road • Westland, MI 48185
734-425-4421 • stmarycooj.org
Joyful News
Parish Mission Statement
The Parish of St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy, inspired by Mary’s “Yes” and led by the Holy Spirit,
strives to be a faith-filled community, joyfully welcoming all to witness and to celebrate the Gospel.
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
January 6, 2019
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PARISH INFORMATION
8200 N. Wayne Road,
Westland, Michigan 48185
Phone: 734-425-4421
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 734-425-0650
Rectory Phone: (weekends & emergencies
only please) 734-421-6544
Website: www.stmarycooj.org
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
Office Hours
Monday to Thursday: 8:00am−4:00pm
Friday: 8:00am-Noon
Mass Schedule
MON, THURS & FRI
WED
SAT
SUN
8:30 am
12:00 Noon
4:30 pm
8:00 am
10:00 am
12:00 Noon
Confession
Saturdays: 3:30pm
Baptisms
Please call our Parish Office during regu-
lar business hours. Parish membership
and preparation class required.
Marriage
Arrangements must be made by
registered parishioner at least six months
in advance to allow sufficient time for
instructions and preparation.
Anointing of Sick and
Ministry to Homebound
Our pastor, deacon or lay ministers are
available to visit upon request.
RCIA
(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
For those interested in becoming a full
member of the Catholic Church. Please
call the office.
Report Sexual Abuse for any child or adult:
Call AOD victim assistance 1-866-343-8055 or
Call the Michigan Department of
Human Services at: 855-444-3911 any time
PASTOR
Fr. Ken Mazur, PIME Ext. 213
PRIEST IN RESIDENCE
Fr. Joe Plawecki
DEACON J im Hensel
(Deacon Emeritus)
FAITH FORMATION (pre-K to year 8)
Sabrina Queen Ext. 217
MUSIC AND WORSHIP
Steve Reyes Ext. 230
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/
CHRISTIAN SERVICE
Paul Zbytowski Ext. 221
YOUTH MINISTRY
Carol Nelius Ext. 215
SECRETARIES
Peggy Fox Ext. 210
Sandy Young Ext. 211
BULLETIN / MINISTRY SCHEDULING
Jennifer Newman Ext. 218
BOOKKEEPER
Carol Pates Ext. 214
MAINTENANCE
Shannon Galoch Ext. 220
Matt Andresen
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Jeff Burden Grand Knight
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Ext. 219
DIRECTORY
Chair: Julie Callahan
Vice Chair: Art Regner
Secretary: Mike Francis
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
Doug Cyr
Michael Gluth
Suzanne Price
Gary Pieknik
Pat Slusarz
Nancy Smith
Chris VanHoet
At-Large Members
Steve Anderson
Joe Andrzejewski
Victoria Angelosanto
Jim Berry
Lee Borycz
Boyington Family
Richard Browne
Bob Cadotte
Tina Ciepley
Mary Lou Davis
Steve Demaggio
Betty DeVos
Tom Dobrowolski
Faith Falzon
Janet Fleis
Annette Fish
Edmund & Irene Frain
Jessica Freeman
Kevin Freeman
Alisa Gardner
Fran Gleason
Jeanette Gordon
Deb Gorski
Gerald Graziani
Paul Grden
Marian Halkey
Dee Jones
Tonya Jordan-Jackson
John Kaminsky
Marie Kaminski
Marilyn Kashat
Daniel Klein
Bob Kluba
Rita Kraft
Shirley Kubinski
John Lardin
Phil Macunovich
MaryAnn Magon
Dolores McCarthy
Selena Montes
Michael Morris
Patricia Murray
Ashley Murphy
Mary Murphy
Judie Nagy
Mary Napier
Vivian Nyland
Henry Pardo
Ruth Parisien
Gerry & Deb Pietszak
Angela Marie Riopelle
Emma Roberts
Lynn Rodriguez
Mae Rose
Edward Rysztak
Grace Rysztak
Emma Scaramella
Nancy & Jack Shea
Tom Shafar
Dianne Shekell
Andrea Sinadinoski
Anna Soleto
Richard Spencer
Robert Stachura Jr.
Dolores Stark
Patrick & Patricia Stewart
David Taillard
Roberta Troher
Doris Urbanski
Jennifer Valdez
Julia Waraniak
Eddie Ward
David Wasil
Cathy West
Theresa Witkowski
Ron &Antoinette Wonsack
Joyce Yarde
Nova Zeboyan
If there are any names that can be removed from our Prayer List, please let us know by calling 734-425-4421
PRAY FOR OUR SICK
READINGS for January 12/13
1st Reading: Isaiah 42:1-4, 6-7
Resp. Psalm: The Lord will bless his
people with peace.
2nd Reading: Acts 10:34-38
Gospel: Luke 3:15-16, 21-22
CPT Joey Saunders, U.S. Marines; Joseph David Onadia, U.S. Navy; PVT Marcus Rodriguez, U.S.
Army; SMSGT Terence Zelek, U.S. Air Force
OUR ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS
Hearing devices are available for
use during Mass. Please see our
music director in the choir area.
Bulletin Articles due by 9 am on Monday
(5 days prior to publication). Submitted
bulletin content is subject to approval.
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New Year Greetings and
Salutations,
Today we celebrate the
Solemnity of the Epiphany of
the Lord. We hear the story
of the three wise men, or
Magi, who saw a star and
came in search of the infant
Jesus. The word, epiphany is
Greek for “showing forth.”
When the Magi followed the
star, they recognized Jesus as
the long awaited Messiah and
worshiped him.
The wise men brought gifts to
the Messiah. What gifts can
you give to Jesus, the infant
king?
Tomorrow all Faith Formation
families will be given a piece of
chalk and directions to bless
one of the entry ways at home.
Together as a family bless your
entryway. The instructions and
prayer are on a green piece of
paper in the Ziploc snack bag
with the chalk. Yay! Have
fun!
Classes resume tomorrow
January 7
th
at our regular
time. See you then!
What do you get when you
cross a snowman and a dog?
Frostbite! Ouch!! LOL!
Peace and Prayers,
Sabrina Queen
Queen’s Quotes from
Religious Formation
The Christmas season is already winding down as we celebrate the Feast of the
Epiphany. The “magi” came to adore the newborn babe and, according to the
Gospel, brought gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. Obviously these are
symbolic gifts, perhaps foretelling the future that Jesus would have. As I often
point out, the Gospel does not mention how many of these “magi” came. Most
probably because there were three gifts, tradition tells us that there were three of
them. But we do not know for sure, just as we do not know if they were all men
or if some women came along as well. “Magi” is the plural form of the Latin
word “magus”, which means magician or astrologer.
The custom of giving gifts at Christmas most probably came from this Bible
story. Giving gifts on Christmas Day is perhaps a more recent custom. Some
countries had the tradition of gifts on December 6, the feast of St. Nicholas.
Not only among families and friends, but also here at the parish, many of you
participated in the various opportunities to give gifts to others. Through the
giving tree, organized by the Christian Service commission, literally hundreds of
you bought gifts to give to less fortunate families to help make their Christmas a
little happier. Faith formation families and the youth group also assisted the
“Mercado” in Southwest Detroit in providing gifts, once again for the poor,
especially for children. The Knights of Columbus collected winter coats for
needy children. Your generosity is something that continues to amaze me. And
not only at Christmas time. It seems that whenever we are collecting items:
Halloween candy, school supplies or whatever it may be, we are overwhelmed by
the amount that we collect. For the many people who benefit from your big-
heartedness, thank you. I am reminded of Jesus’ words, “Whatever you do for
the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you do for me.” We may not have
brought gold, frankincense of myrrh, but gifts much dearer to the hearts of those
who received them. Imagine the smiles on the hundreds of faces.
God Bless you.
Fr. Ken
From the Pastor’s Desk
Signing of the Door on Epiphany
A popular tradition celebrated on Epiphany is the marking with chalk inside the
main doorway of a house with the following: 20+C+M+B+19. The writing on
the doorway signifies:
20 = the current century (2019)
+ = Jesus' Cross
C = the initial of the Wiseman Casper
M = the initial of the Wiseman Melchior
B = the initial of the Wiseman Balthazar
19 = the current year
As a family writes these initials and numbers over the door, each member makes
a promise to look for Jesus until he/she finds Him. They are challenged to look
for Jesus in the lives of all people who visit their home. The family also promis-
es all who enter may find Jesus in their home as the family practices virtues of
consolation, understanding, hospitality, rest, forgiveness and love.
It is most fitting that we should bless the doors of our home every year in Janu-
ary. The first month of the year gets its name from the Roman God Janus whose
name means "gate" or "door" and the first month is the door to the New Year.
May it be a happy and truly holy one!
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Please join us for the Polka Mass
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
4:30pm Mass Saturday, February 2, 2019
Followed by:
Polish Dinner
Doors Open 5:30pm
All tickets must be paid for in advance. NO tickets will be sold at the door.
Ticket Price:
Adult- $20
Children 7-14 $10
6 and under free
Dinner will include: Stuffed Cabbage, Kielbasa & Sauerkraut, City Chicken,
potatoes, vegetables, salad, rolls, dessert, coffee, tea and soft drinks.
Cash Bar: Beer & Wine
Entertainment: Dance and sing along with the Polish Band
THE KIELBASA KINGS
50/50 drawing
Ticket Sales: Will be available after Masses beginning the weekend of January
5/6 in the gathering space or at the parish office until sold out.
The Education
Commission
Presents
“The Bible and
the Virgin Mary”
Beginning Thursday, Jan. 24
Coffee Sunday
Meet and get to know more of your
parish family members in the Social
Hall after 10am Mass.
NEXT Sunday, January 13
If you would like to donate homemade
cupcakes, cookies or other goodies for
the above date, please contact:
Don & Kathy Yokley at: 734-335-6670
WEEK OF PRAYER
CHRISTIAN UNITY
Tuesday, January 22 at 7:00
This year it is held at:
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
This is a joint prayer service with
Timothy Lutheran Church
Newburg United Methodist Church
The Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
“Every year, Christians across
the world gather in prayer for
growth in unity. We do this in
a world where corruption,
greed and injustice bring
about inequality and division.
We are called together to
form a united witness for jus-
tice and for Christian Unity
that becomes a means of
Christ’s healing grace for the
brokenness of the world. Only
by heeding Jesus’s prayer
“that they all may be one” can
we witness to living unity in
diversity.”
Please plan to join us for a
wonderful evening of prayer
and music presented from our
neighbor Churches.
ALL YOU CAN EAT
Pancake & French Toast
Breakfast
SUNDAY, January 20
8:30am to NOON
Saint Mary,
Cause of Our Joy Social Hall
COST: $3 Adults
$1.50 Children ages 2 to 10
MENU: Pancakes, French Toast, Ham,
Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, Applesauce,
Tea, Coffee, Milk, & Juice
Sponsored by
HOLY NAME FRATERNITY
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Forever Young Seniors…
Our next meeting will be tomorrow,
January 7
th
, 2019 at 10:00am in the Large
Social Hall. We will have the Installation
of new Officers, Katie Bohr, Chair;
Florence Bozek, Co-Chair; Marlene
Chwalek, Recording Secretary; Fran
Niemiec, Treasurer and Ann Findysz,
Financial Secretary.
We will also be watching a movie “The
Staircase”. Ann Findysz will be our
volunteer chef.
Note: I will be leaving for Florida later
this week and Marie DiDomizio will be
handling the bus trips for me until the
end of February. Please call her for
reservations at 734-522-4639 and mail
any payments to her.
Please keep all of our ill members in
your prayers, especially Pat Boyington,
Deacon Jim Hensel & Madeline Daly.
We have some wonderful bus trips
coming up:
Zehnder’s
“Snowfest Luncheon Show”
Thurs, January 24, 2019
9:30am – 6:00pm
$88 due by Jan 3
rd
Historic Whitney
Tues, Feb 19
th
, 20
**10:15am – 5:30pm** (time
changed) $68 due by Feb 5
th
Firekeepers &
Gun Lake Casinos
Mon-Tues, March 18-19
$145/double $20 deposit due ASAP
The bus trips are open to everyone.
Please call me 734-525-3737 for
reservations and more details. Copies
of the flyers are available in the back of
Church or at the Parish Office during
regular business hours.
Make checks payable to Bianco and
mail to me at
8843 Linville, Livonia, MI 48150
Maryann Sligay
Eu c h a r i s t i c
Exp o s i t i o n
WEDNESDAYS
12:30pm —3:00pm in Church
CHRISTMAS COLLECTION
You still have time to send in your Christmas offering. Donations received will now
be recorded for the 2019 tax year. You can use your Christmas envelope included in
your offertory package. Should you forget your envelope, you can write “ Christmas
Collection” on your check or on the outside of any envelope and your gift will be
counted in the Christmas Collection. You have until January 31, 2019 to get your
Christmas gift in.
• Drop your Christmas envelope in the collection basket at Mass
• On-line at www.stmarycooj.org
• By mail or by dropping your monetary gift off at the parish office.
Thank you for your continued support of our parish and its programs.
EPIPHANY PROCLAMATION 2019
While a day like Christmas is fixed in our minds and on the calendars
on December 25th, many of the important feasts of the Church year
move, based upon the date that Easter is set. Easter changes each
year moving to the Sunday after the “Paschal Full Moon,” and can fall
between March 22 and April 25.
In ancient times before calendars were common, most people did not
know the dates for the upcoming Liturgical year. On Epiphany
Sunday, the upcoming dates were “proclaimed” after the gospel in
this way:
Dear brothers and sisters, the glory of the Lord has shone upon us,
and shall ever be manifest among us, until the day of his return.
Through the rhythms of times and season let us celebrate the
mysteries of salvation.
Let us recall the year’s culmination, the Easter Triduum of the Lord:
his last supper, his crucifixion, his burial, and his rising celebrated
between the evening of the Eighteenth of April and the evening of
the Twentieth day of April, Easter Sunday being on the Twenty-
first day of April.
Each Easter-as on each Sunday-the Holy Church makes present the
great and saving deed by which Christ has for ever conquered sin and
death. From Easter are reckoned all the days we keep holy.
Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, will occur on the Sixth day
of March.
The Ascension of the Lord will be commemorated on Sunday, the
Thirtieth day of May.
Pentecost, joyful conclusion of the season of Easter, will be
celebrated on the Ninth day of June.
And, this year the First Sunday of Advent will be on the First day of
December, 2019.
Likewise the pilgrim Church proclaims the Passover of Christ in the
feasts of the holy Mother of God, in the feast of the Apostles and
Saints, and in the commemoration of the faithful departed.
To Jesus Christ, who was, who is, and who is to come, Lord of
time and history, be endless praise, for every and ever.
Amen.
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MASS INTENTIONS
Mon. Jan. 7
8:30am
Forever Young Seniors
Sat. Jan. 12 4:30pm
Theo Lenart by Andrew & Kyung Kalasky
Edward Findysz by Ann Findysz
Sun. Jan 13
12 Noon
For our parish family
Earl Knedgen by staff
Joseph Magon by MaryAnn Magon
UPCOMING EVENTS Jan. 7—Jan. 13
MON. Jan. 7
8:30am
9:00am
10:00am
6-7:15pm
7:15-8pm
7:30-9pm
Mass
Rosary
Forever Young Seniors
Faith Formation resumes
Children’s choir rehearsal
High School Youth Group Mtg.
TUE. Jan. 8
10:30am
11:00am
6:30pm
Doors open for cards and coffee
Cards and coffee
Our Lady of Medjugorje Mtg.
WED. Jan. 9
12 Noon
12:30-3pm
4-7:30pm
7:00pm
Mass
Eucharistic Adoration
Gleaners Food Hub/High school youth
Rosary in Church/chapel
THURS. Jan. 10
8:30am
9:00am
7-9:00pm
7-9:00pm
Mass
Perpetual Help Devotions & Rosary
Choir rehearsal
Knights of Columbus Mtg.
FRI. Jan. 11
8:30am
9:00am
Mass
Rosary
SAT. Jan. 12
10-11am
3:30pm
4:30pm
First Reconciliation/Faith Formation
Reconciliation
Mass
SUN. Jan. 13
8:00am
10:00am
11:00am
11:00am
12 Noon
Mass
Mass
Coffee & Goodies
RCIA class
Mass
LITURGICAL SCHEDULE January 12/13
SATURDAY 4:30pm SUNDAY 8:00am SUNDAY 10:00am SUNDAY 12 Noon
Celebrant
Fr. Ken Fr. Ken Fr. Joe Fr. Ken
Lector
Comm.
Rose Abela
Julie Callahan
Jerry Chwalek
Ann Findysz
Karen Bulmanski
Nancy Smith
Joan Gebhardt
Jennifer Schaefer
Extraordinary
Ministers of
Holy
Communion
Lou Stremich
Fran Niemiec
Bob Chisholm
Yvonne Chisholm
Maryann Ogden
Ralph Costyn
Carol Janowski
Larry Janowski
Jerry Chwalek
Diane Fredrickson
Josie Klocke
Janet Carrier
Cheryl Paputa
John Lister
Duane Harbowy
Sue Gomez
Linda Dinsmore
Bonnie Kinunen
Diane Pietras
Lisa Kliza
Annmarie Konrad
Ken Konrad
Scott Ozga
Joan Gebhardt
Darlene LaFave
Jennifer Schaefer
Altar Server
Emmanuela Nwizu
Marlene Perez
Makenna Burden Emery Johnson
Sacristan
Loretta Wood Alice André Theresa O’Bey Joy Moss
Ushers
Tony Collins
Peter Kowalski
Paul Markus
Tony Micallef
Don Niemiec
Steve Noonan
Frank Pelton
Emery Price
Jean Schmuck
Jack Rourke
Jim DeVitis
Jim Fredrickson
Don Koszegi
Ernie Lenard
Bill Lezotte
Paul Lukasik
Dan Stachow
Leslie Johnston
John Burke
Barbara Burke
Bonnie Kinunen
Ron Kinunen
Clare Masak
Jim Siepierski
Sue Moore
Ken Konrad
Annmarie Konrad
Robert Dropp
John Meconi
Ron Sherry
Kathy Sherry
Greeters
Marlene & Roman Kotrys
Deanna Adams
Diann Wyderko Doug Cyr
Geralyn Pawlaczyk
Guldner Family
Rose Rodriguez
Homebound
Duane Harbowy
Altar Care
January 18 Judy Roy Susan Thompson
Eunice Austin
Keith Kudron
Connie Flynn
John Flynn
If you are unable to walk up for
Communion and you are not sitting in the handicap
section, please notify an usher when you enter Church
and a Priest will come to you.
10:00am
LOW-GLUTEN HOSTS
For those who have celiac disease, and are not able to consume
items that contain gluten, the parish now has officially approved
low-gluten hosts.
Please stop in the sacristy at least 10 minutes before Mass and
inform Fr. Ken that you wish to receive the low-gluten hosts.
Help Feed the Homeless
Breakfast and Dinner
This January we will be helping Newburg United Methodist
Church host homeless families with Cass Rotating Shelter. Our
parish has agreed to provide breakfast and dinner. We are in
need of parishioners that would be interested in helping with
these events. Please call Paul at 425-4421 x 221 if you are
interested in helping. Stay tuned for more information to
come!
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