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DECEMBER 22 • 4TH SUNDAY OF ADVENT�
CAUSE
OF
St. Mary, Our Joy
8200 N.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.�
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St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
DECEMBER 29, 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�
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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 �
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WED �
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SAT �
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SUN�
8:30 am�
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12:00 Noon �
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4:30 pm �
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8:00 am �
10:00 am�
12:00 Noon�
Confession �
Saturdays: 3:30pm�
Baptisms �
Please call our Parish Office during
regular business hours. Parish member-
ship 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 is 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 �
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PASTOR�
Fr. Shafique Masih Ext. 213�
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PRIEST IN RESIDENCE�
Fr. Joe Plawecki�
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DEACON J im Hensel�
(Deacon Emeritus)�
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FAITH FORMATION (pre�K to year 8)�
Sabrina Queen Ext. 217�
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MUSIC AND WORSHIP�
Steve Reyes Ext. 230�
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PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/�
CHRISTIAN SERVICE�
Paul Zbytowski Ext. 221�
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YOUTH MINISTRY�
Carol Nelius Ext. 215�
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PARISH SECRETARIES�
Peggy Fox Ext. 210�
Sandy Young Ext. 211�
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Jennifer Newman Ext. 218�
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BOOKKEEPER�
Carol Pates Ext. 214�
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MAINTENANCE�
Shannon Galoch Ext. 220�
Matt Andresen�
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS�
Jeff Burden Grand Knight�
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL�
Ext. 219�
DIRECTORY�
Chair: � Julie Callahan �
Vice Chair: � Art Regner�
Secretary: � Pat Slusarz�
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL�
Doug Cyr�
Michael Gluth�
Suzanne Price�
Gary Pieknik�
Nancy Smith�
Chris VanHoet�
At�Large Members�
If there are any names that can be removed from our Prayer List, please let us know by calling 734�425�4421�
READINGS for January 5 Epiphany�
1st Reading: Isaiah 60:1�6�
Resp. Psalm : Lord, every nation on earth
� �� � � � � will adore you.�
2nd Reading: Ephesians 3:2�3a, 5�6�
Gospel: Matthew 2:1�12�
CPT Joey Saunders, U.S. Marines; Joseph David Onadia, U.S. Navy; PVT Marcus Rodriguez, U.S.
Army
OUR ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS�
Hearing Devices are available . 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. �
Steve Anderson�
Victoria Angelosanto�
Jerry Borycz�
Boyington Family�
Jim Burns�
Missy Cooper�
Faith Falzon�
Janet Fleis�
Deb Gorski�
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John Kaminsky�
Joan Klein�
Bob & Dolly Kluba�
Rita Kraft�
John Krokosky�
John Lardin�
Barabara Martin�
Tony Micallef�
Debbie Moore�
Diane Novotny�
Deb & Gerry Pietszak�
Kathryn Piotrowski�
Annette Puczkowski�
Debbie Robarge�
Florence & Ed Rysztak�
Grace Rysztak�
Emma Scaramella�
Tom Shafer�
Dianne Shekell�
Dan Stachow�
Delores Stark�
Natalie Tanana�
Helen Tasiemski�
Sr. Thomas Marie�
Roberta Troher�
Doris Urbanski�
Cathy West�
Nicole Zapinski�
Nova Zboyan�
PRAY FOR OUR SICK�
Monday:�� � Monday: 1 Jn 2:12�17/Ps 96:7�8a, 8b�9, 10 [11a]/Lk 2:36�40 �
Tuesday: � � 1 Jn 2:18�21/Ps 96:1�2, 11�12, 13 [11a]/Jn 1:1�18 �
Wednesday: Nm 6:22�27/Ps 67:2�3, 5, 6, 8 [2a]/Gal 4:4�7/Lk 2:16�21 �
Thursday: �� 1 Jn 2:22�28/Ps 98:1, 2�3ab, 3cd�4 [3cd]/Jn 1:19�28 �
Friday: 1 Jn 2:29�3:6/Ps 98:1, 3cd�4, 5�6 [3cd]/Jn 1:29�34 �
READINGS for the week of December 29�
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NOTES FROM PAUL...�
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This week we celebrate the Feast of the
Holy Family. We remember St Mary and
Joseph, who raised and protected our Lord,
Jesus. In today's gospel reading, we read
that this was not an easy task. Besides all of
the work that comes with a child, they also flee to Egypt to
escape King Herod.� These are devoted parents, and the
kind of family that we all long to be a part of. Well here is
the catch, if we are all brothers and sisters in Christ, we
too have a place in this Holy Family. Jesus, Mary and
Joseph are all looking out for you and me! We should be
looking out for each other too. If you are hurting or in
need, don't be afraid to ask your Holy Family for help. If
you see a brother or sister who needs help, don't wait for
them to ask, just give them a hand. God bless each one of
you. �
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Christmas Greetings and Salutations,
Today is the Feast of the Holy Family, of Jesus,
Mary, and Joseph.
In today’s Gospel we hear that after the birth
of Jesus, the angel of the Lord appeared to
Joseph in a dream telling him to take the child
and the mother to the land of Israel. As
Joseph learned Archelaus, son of Herod, was
ruling Israel, Joseph was afraid to go there.
They instead went to Galilee, because Joseph
was warned in a dream, the Holy family went
and dwelt in a town called Nazareth; so the
prophets could be fulfilled, “He shall be called
a Nazorean.”
We know through this
reading that the Holy
Family had great fidelity
to God. They faithfully
followed his command to
flee Egypt and return
after Herod had died. They went to a foreign
country leaving friends, family, and livelihood
behind. In Nazareth, Jesus learned about
virtue, obedience, and holiness from his
parents. The Holy family is an icon of family
life. Life built on Faith, Fidelity and Love.
What are some of your families’ qualities? What
do you have in common with the Holy Family?
Plan a special outing with your family or a fun
day/night indoors.
Have a great week everyone and I wish you all a
happy and healthy 2020!!!
Just for laughs…Where do mistletoe go to
become famous? “Holly”wood. Ahhhhh
hahahahaha
Happy New Year!
Sabrina Queen
Queen’s Quotes from
Religious Formation
The parish office will be closed :�
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Tuesday, December 31 and�
Wednesday, January 1�
Christmas Week Schedule �
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Tuesday, December 31: �
New Year’s Eve�
� �� Feast of Mary, Mother of God �
� �Mass 4:30pm�
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Wednesday, January 1: �
New Year’s Day �
Feast of Mary, Mother of God�
Mass 10:00am�
Today is the feast of the Holy Family of Jesus,
Mary and Joseph. We hear the words: “The
child grew and became strong, filled with
wisdom; and the favor of God was upon
him.”� During this New Year may we also
grow in wisdom and have the favor of God upon us by
remembering to take care of our suffering brothers and
sisters.�
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In the last fiscal year, through your gifts, the Society of St.
Vincent de Paul at St Mary brought the spirit of Christmas
to those who are suffering, by assisting 97
individuals,� with over $25,000 in assistance like food,
utility and rent bills.��
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Forever Young Seniors…
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Welcome to 2020 and Blessings for a
Happy New Year!�
I pray all of you have a prosperous and
healthy New Year.�
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Our next meeting will be Monday,
January 6th, 2020 in the Large Social
Hall.�
Ann Findysz will be collecting the
Annual dues of $5.00. These should be
paid in January.�
We will be watching a movie next
month.�
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Please keep all of our ill members in your
prayers especially Bob Sheppard and Dan
Stachow.�
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We have some wonderful bus trips
coming up:�
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Caesars Windsor Mardi Gras �
Tues, Feb 25
th
9:00am � 4:45pm $27
due by Feb 11
th
Passport required �
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Solanus Casey Pilgrimage �
Wed, March 25
th
9:15am � 5:15pm
$62 due by March 11
th
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Vera Bradley Outlet Sale �
Wed�Thurs April 15
th
� 16
th
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See flyer for price
� � � $20 deposit due ASAP�
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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.�
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Maryann Sligay�
HOLY NAME FRATERNITY�
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Happy New Year wishes to all from Holy
Name Fraternity!� �
A suggested New Year
resolution:� become involved with the
Holy Name Fraternity. �
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Paul Markus�
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No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church;
No matter what your current family or marital situation;
No matter what your personal history, age, background, race, or color;
No matter what your self-image or esteem;
You are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved, and respected at
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy.�
MARK YOUR CALENDARS�
Tickets on sale soon!�
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Please join us for the Polka Mass �
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy�
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�4:30pm Mass Saturday, February 1, 2019�
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� � � � � � � � � � Followed by�
� � � � � � � � � � Polish Dinner�
� �� � � Doors Open 5:30pm �
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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�
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Dinner will include: Stuffed Cabbage, Kielbasa & Sauerkraut, City Chicken,
potatoes, vegetables, salad, rolls, dessert, coffee, tea and soft drinks. Cash
Bar: Beer & Wine�
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Entertainment: Dance and sing along with the Polish Band�
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THE KIELBASA KINGS�
50/50 drawing �
Meet and get to know more of your �
parish family members in the Social
Hall after the 8am and 10am Masses.�
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Sunday, January 12
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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�
Fifth Sunday Rosary�
Sunday, December 29�
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The Knights will once again
be leading a Fifth Sunday
Rosary at 11:15 am this Sunday. This
will be after the 10:00 Mass and just be-
fore the Noon Mass. All are encouraged
to come a few minutes early or stay just a
little bit longer to participate in this com-
munal devotion. If you have been shy
about starting this devotion, the Knights
will help you along. Charity, Unity, and
Fraternity are our guiding principles; see
you and your families there in support of
a Culture of Life! �
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Prayer Pilgrimages presents:�
CHRISTMAS PILGRIMAGE OF SEVEN MICHIGAN �
DOWNRIVER HISTORIC CHURCHES �
Especially Decorated for the Christmas Season Monday, January 6, 2020 �
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Scheduled Churches To Visit: St. Anthony in Temperance; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
in Temperance; St. Joseph in Erie; St. Mary, Our Lady of the Annunciation in Rock-
wood; St. Stephen in New Boston; Our Lady of the Scapular in Wyandotte; Our Lady
of Fatima Marian Center in Riverview �
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Concluding 7 PM Traditional Latin High Holy Mass at Detroit’s St. Joseph Oratory
commemorating the Feast of the Epiphany �
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Deluxe Motorcoach Michigan Departure & Returns from Levagood Park in Dear-
born (700 N Silvery Ln; main parking lot entrance) and Best Buy Lot in Farmington
Hills (30830 Orchard Lake Rd; close to entrance) �
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Total Cost per person: $40 (Lunch cost at Golden Corral Restaurant not included)
For Reservations, Departure & Return Times, or Other Upcoming Pilgrimages:
Michael Semaan at (248)250�6005 www.prayerpilgrimages.com �
A program to Help Couples Heal and �
Renew their Marriages.�
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Do you feel lost, alone or bored in your
marriage? Are you frustrated, hurt or angry
with your spouse? · Are you constantly
fighting? · Or, do you simply shut down? ·
Have you thought about separation or
divorce? Does talking about it make it worse? �
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RETROUVAILLE CAN HELP!!�
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The Retrouvaille Program consists of a
weekend experience combined with a series
of twelve follow up (or Post) sessions over
the course of six weeks. It provides the tools
to help put your marriage in order again. The
main emphasis of the program is on
communication in marriage between husband
and wife. It will give you the opportunity to
rediscover each other and examine your lives
together in a new and positive way. �
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OUR NEXT PROGRAM IS �
JANUARY 17�19 IN SOUTHFIELD, MI�
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**Please pass this information on to anyone
who you suspect might be a hurting couple**�
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For confidential information or to register �
call 800�470�2230�
OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE: helpOurMarriage.com �
Save the date!�
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2020 Lenten Mission�
Coming to St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy�
Featuring Jesse Manibusan�
Sunday, March 15, Monday, March 16�
& Tuesday, March 17�
Composer, Singer/songwriter, storyteller, humorist, catechist, evangelizer and
encourager. �
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The Immaculate Heart of Mary Minis-
try’s mission is to spread the devotion to
Mary and preserve Filipino religious
traditions.�
Join us for FIRST SATURDAY Mass on�
January 4 at 6:30pm.�
All Masses are in English. Liturgical
songs may be in the Bisaya or Tagalog
languages. �
� THIS YEAR�
This year, mend a quarrel. �
Seek out a forgotten friend. �
Dismiss suspicion and replace it with trust. �
Write a love letter. Share some treasure. �
Give a soft answer. �
Encourage youth. Manifest your loyalty in word and deed. �
Keep a promise. Forgo a grudge. Forgive an enemy. �
Apologize if you were wrong. Try to understand. Flout envy.�
Examine your demands on others. Think first of someone else. �
Appreciate. Be kind; be gentle. �
Laugh a little. Laugh a little more. �
Deserve confidence. Take up arms against malice. �
Decry complacency. Express your gratitude. Go to Church. �
Welcome a stranger. Gladden the heart of a child. �
Take pleasure in the beauty and wonder of the earth. �
Speak your love. Speak it again. Speak it still once again.�
Anointing of the Sick �
Friday, January 3�
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The celebration of the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is
intended for anyone who is seriously impaired by sickness, chronic
illness, old age, addictions, or emotional problems and for those who
are about to undergo surgery, serious medical testing or be admitted
to the hospital. You do not need to receive the sacrament every
month, only when your medical condition changes drastically. The Sacrament of
Anointing of the Sick takes place monthly at St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy. It will be
Friday, January 3 beginning with the celebration of the 8:30am Mass. �
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To make arrangements to celebrate the sacrament at other times, please contact our
parish office. Patients in hospitals and residents in nursing homes can be anointed if
they did not celebrate the sacrament prior to admission. They or their family members
should contact the institution’s Catholic chaplain to make similar arrangements, or
call the parish office. �
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Help Feed the Homeless �
Breakfast and Dinner�
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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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LITURGICAL SCHEDULE January 4/5�
� SATURDAY 4:30pm� SUNDAY 8:00am� SUNDAY 10:00am� SUNDAY 12 Noon�
Lector �
Comm.�
Rose Abela�
Julie Callahan�
Paul Kinnell�
Katie Bohr�
Linda Dinsmore�
Pat Sobieski�
Henry VerVaecke�
Jennifer Schaefer�
Extraordinary �
Ministers of �
Holy �
Communion�
Maryann Ogden�
Fran Niemiec�
Maryann Sligay�
Flo Bozek�
Bill Wendling�
Pat Slusarz�
Ralph Costyn�
Olimpia DeToma�
Janet Carrier�
Cheryl Paputa�
Jerry Chwalek�
Katie Bohr�
Josie Klocke�
Diane
Fredrickson�
MaryLou Davis�
Jeanne Sullivan�
Bonnie Kinunen�
Geralyn Pawlaczyk�
John Lister�
Sue Gomez�
Volunteer�
Scott Ozga�
Darlene LaFave�
Jennifer Schaefer�
Evelyn Bledsoe�
Volunteer�
Volunteer�
Volunteer�
Altar Server�
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Natalie Francis� Marlene Perez� �
Sacristan�
Loretta Wood�
Alice André�
Jeff Vernon� Tori White�
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�
James Williamson�
Bill Lezotte�
Paul Lukasik�
Dan Stachow�
Leslie John-
ston�
John Burke�
Barb Burke�
Clare Masak�
Bonnie Kinunen�
Ron Kinunen�
Jim Siepierski�
Yonnie Underwood�
Robert Dropp�
John Meconi�
Ron Sherry�
Kathy Sherry�
Sue Moore�
Greeters�
Roman & Marlene Kotrys�
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Don & Kathy Yokley Guldner Family�
Marie DiDomizio�
Mercado Family�
Evelyn Bledsoe�
Homebound�
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Jim Birchfield�
Jeanne Sullivan�
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Altar Care�
January 17 Janet Carrier Margaret Blackwood�
Connie Flynn Keith Kudron�
John Flynn Rose Rodriguez�
MASS INTENTIONS�
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Mon. Dec. 30� 8:30am� Enrico & Ida Canini by Graziano Canini�
Al Velasco by Alice André�
David Sajdak by David Sajdak family�
Sat. Jan. 4� 4:30pm�
Jozef & Eleanora Czerwinski by Zofia Szymoniak�
Sam Mendoza by Carmen Mendoza�
Hiram Soberal by Carmen Mendoza�
Sun. Jan. 5�
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10:00am �
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12 Noon �
Marge Tavedian by Theresa O’Bey�
Lee Borycz by Family�
Madelyn Malane by choir�
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For our parish family�
Wed. Jan. 1� 12 Noon�
Mary Baran (23rd anniv.) by daughter, Rita�
Thurs. Jan. 2� 8:30am�
James Allore by Agnes Camilleri�
Fri. Jan. 3� 8:30am�
Charles & Mary Swaney by family�
For an increase in vocations�
UPCOMING EVENTS Dec. 30—Jan. 5
MON. Dec. 30�
8:30am�
9:00am�
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Mass�
Rosary�
TUE. Dec. 31�
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4:30pm�
Parish office closed�
Mass (Solemnity of Mary)�
WED. Jan. 1�
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10:00am�
Parish office closed�
Mass (Solemnity of Mary)�
THURS. Jan. 2�
8:30am�
7:00pm�
Mass �
Worship Commission Mtg.�
FRI. Jan. 3�
8:30am�
10:00am�
Mass/anointing of sick�
Funeral for Nancy Schwartz�
SAT. Jan. 4�
3:30pm�
4:30pm�
Reconciliation�
Mass�
SUN. Jan. 5�
8:00am�
10:00am�
10:30am�
12 Noon�
Mass�
Mass �
RCIA�
Mass�
SUNDAY CONTRIBUTION REPORT�
Offertory� Env� Actual� Budget� Variance�
12/15/19�323� $ 8,633 � $ 10,960 � $ (2,327)�
12/08/19�333� $ 9,474 � $ 10,960 � $ (1,486)�
12/01/19�317� $ 8,577 � $ 10,960 � $ (2,383)�
11/24/19�347� $ 10,627 � $ 10,960 � $ (333)�
YEAR TO DATE�
FY 2019�20�
Actual� Budget� Variance�
$238,225 � $ 263,040 � $(24,815)�
Holy Land Pilgrimage�
Terra Sancta Pilgrimages�with Franciscan friar Fr. Alex Kratz will be leading a Catholic Pilgrimage to the Holy Land from�April 20�
May 4, 2020.���This life�changing experience walking in Jesus’ footsteps includes daily Mass and Rosary, biblical readings on site,
time for prayer and spiritual guidance, and meeting local Christians.��Cost is $4,299 (all expenses included, round trip from Detroit, 3
daily meals, all tips and taxes).��$500 deposit due at registration.��Orientation Meeting�is�February 9�at St. Joseph Chapel our head-
quarters (400 South Blvd. West, Pontiac, MI 48331).��Next pilgrimage: November 30�December 14, 2020.��For information, contact
Fr. Alex: (313) 727�9784 or�[email protected].�
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SHARON EDWARDS REALTOR®
44968 Ford Rd., Ste. B • Canton, MI734-453-4300 office
734-717-3730 cell/directEast office is independently owned and operated
www.westlandlockandkey.com35665 Ford Rd • Westland, MI 48185Hours: M-F 9am-5pm • 734-722-1850
WestlandLOCK AND KEYI N C O R P O R A T E D
PLYMOUTH WESTLAND46401 Ann Arbor Road W., Plymouth, MI 48170734-459-2250 James B. VermeulenStanley Sajewski, Matt Kedzior www.vermeulenfuneralhome.com
980 N. Newburgh Road, Westland, MI 48185734-326-1300
James VermeulenStephen Sajewski, Wayne Traxler
Neely-Turowski734.525.9020
30200 Five Mile Rd, LivoniaDirector Todd N. Turowski
Leonard A.Turowski & Son734.427.3400Director Robert J. Gilbert
Neely-Turowski734.453.3008
45100 Warren Rd, CantonDirector Leonard A. Turowski, Jr.
– Family Owned and Operated Since 1919 – turowskifuneralhome.com
100 Y EARS
Rose’s Tender Home Care Enabling Independent Living & Quality of Life
Personal/Incontinence Care Homemaker Care ❤ Respite Care
Adult Foster Care ❤ Vital Sign Monitoring Help With Medications
Rosalia Aiello ~ [email protected]
bonded and insured
