THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST & THE 10TH … · 5/29/2016 · Kevin Melo & Michelle Dedo June 10, 2016 Michael Wolf & Elizabeth Arbogast June 11, 2016 DSA Prayer Loving

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Ann Arbor, MI 48104

734-663-0557

MASS SCHEDULE

SUNDAY MASS

8:30 AM

10:00 AM

12:00 Noon

2:00 PM (Spanish)

5:00 PM

DAILY MASS

Mon-Thurs 5:10 PM

Friday 12:10 PM

OFFICE HOURS

Sun 8:00 AM-6:30 PM

Mon 9:00 AM-9:00 PM

Tue 9:00 AM-6:00 PM

Wed 9:00 AM-7:00 PM

Thurs 9:00 AM-6:00 PM

Fri 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

Sat open for weddings

SACRAMENT OF

RECONCILIATION

Wednesday a!er the

5:10 PM daily Mass;

or by appointment.

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THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST & THE 10TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME MAY 29 & JUNE 5, 2016

ST. MARY STUDENT PARISH ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN

Staff Changes at SMSP

As we close out another faith-filled year of ministry, we

want to announce plans for various staff changes for the

2016-2017 academic year. The changes, and several

new posi$ons, have been created to meet our needs as

we move forward.

Jennifer Line will join the staff as a full-$me Campus

Minister for Outreach, a full-$me posi$on. Jennifer had

been serving with the ECHO Cateche$cal leadership

program at the University of Notre Dame. As part of her

du$es, she will oversee the Graduate/Young

Professionals ministry.

Paige Graham, our former music intern and a recent

U-M graduate, has been hired as part-$me Music

Coordinator.

Lori Feiler will join the staff as Family Ministry Program

Coordinator (part-$me) and Rita Zyber will coordinate

the Teen Confirma$on program (in addi$on to RCIA).

Lori Feiler has past experience in spiritual care

coordina$on and pastoral care.

Karen Foster will join the staff part-$me as Family

Ministry Program Assistant. She will assume database

management and registra$on du$es.

Other new staff members will include:

Anthony Mercurio, who will work as a part-$me intern

in the Stewardship Office

Fr. Joe Wagner, S.J., will join us later this summer as a

full-$me Campus Minister

Fr. Miguel Arrieta, S.J., will serve with us part-$me,

overseeing the Hispanic/La$no Ministry

Amy Ketner and Elise Huber, the two new Campus

Ministry Associates (one-year service posi$ons)

We will provide more detailed introduc$ons to our new

staff members in the coming weeks.

In addi$on, the parish would like to say goodbye and

thank you to those who are leaving the staff. We wish

them many blessings as they move into new roles in

their lives:

Fr. Eric Sundrup, S.J.

Anita Bohn

Karen Thomas

Abby Braun

Siri Ibarguen

Ma! Rejniak

Celebrate the Miracle of Each Day

By Karen Thomas, Campus Minister

As life slowed down for me in May, I was able to make $me for a

physical with my primary care doctor. I have been with this

physician for fi!een years and he helped coordinate my care

when I was diagnosed with advanced colon cancer over twelve

years ago. A!er we updated my health history and spoke about

health maintenance for the upcoming year, my doctor stopped,

looked at me in earnest and said, “You really are a miracle.” It is

not the first $me he has shared these words with me, but this

$me it moved me in a different way due to a string of life events

in recent months including the loss of an aunt and uncle, a close

friend being diagnosed with cancer, and my own transi$oning

from full $me work to home life. While there is not a day of life

that goes by that I am not grateful to be alive, I don’t regularly

acknowledge the miracle of my life. O!en, I only look at what is

next on my to do list and fail to grasp the miracle of each day.

At the beginning of the gospel for May 29th we hear:

Jesus spoke to the crowds about the kingdom of God,

and he healed those who needed to be cured. Luke 9: 11b

In this part of Luke’s gospel (chapters 7-9), a!er performing

mul$ple miracles and right before the feeding of the five

thousand, Jesus spoke to the crowds about the kingdom of God

and healed those who needed to be cured. I imagine Jesus

moving with urgency during this part of his life: preaching,

teaching, healing, praying, and performing miracles. His

movement is fluid and unified; not one part of his ministry is

more important than another. I wonder how Jesus might be

invi$ng me into a life of discipleship that involves mul$ple ways

of sharing my faith. How might his mighty works and miracles

empower me to no$ce and celebrate the miracle of each day?

As a Church we are at the halfway point in the liturgical year.

We have lived through Jesus’ birth, many parts of his life, heard

many of his teachings, walked with him in his death and

resurrec$on and rejoiced in the coming of the Holy Spirit at

Pentecost. There is o!en a sense of comple$on for me when the

Easter Season is over and the worship space looks ordinary again.

I fear that as summer sets in with changes in weather, rou$nes

and travels, it might be easy for me to let my faith life go on

autopilot. However, in recognizing that the Church has given us

25 weeks of ordinary $me in a row, I know that there is

significant work yet to be done in my faith life. In these many

weeks of ordinary $me we are called to listen to Jesus’ words

about the kingdom of God and how we are invited to par$cipate

in building up God’s kingdom. The work that Jesus started is not

over and he has invited us to help cul$vate and grow his

kingdom. As we marvel at the miracles that Jesus performed,

let’s not miss the miracles present in our own lives. Some$mes it

takes a gentle reminder from a physician, friend, or loved one

that life is a miracle and that “ordinary” $me can truly be an

extraordinary $me.


Delonis Center Community Meal

Each 1st and 5th Friday of the month, St. Mary Student Parish

provides volunteers for the Community Kitchen at the Delonis Center

(312 W. Huron St. in downtown Ann Arbor).

Shi"s are: 3-5pm cook/setup and 5-7:15pm serve/cleanup

Please plan to arrive a few minutes early so that you can start

working at the designated shi! $me. Volunteers ages 12 and up can

serve with an adult.

SIGN UP ONLINE h*p://www.signupgenius.com/

go/20f0449a5a728a7f49-stmary1

Contact Bill at [email protected]

Closed Memorial Day

St. Mary’s will be closed on Monday, May 30.

There will NO Daily Mass that day.

ATTENTION

STUDENTS Spend Your Summer with US! Will you be living in or around Ann Arbor this summer? Would you

like to stay up to date on fun events happening at St. Mary

Student Parish? Sign up for our Summer Events at St. Mary email

list: h*ps://goo.gl/fP1mVB You will receive a weekly email about

events happening here at St. Mary over the summer. Or go to our

facebook and join our Summer Group to stay up to date on both

impromptu and planned opportuni$es with your fellow under-

grads around the town this summer.

Summer SCC If you're looking for an opportunity to share your faith with other

college students this summer, join us for our drop-in Small Church

Community every Wednesday night at 7:00 PM! Can’t make it

every week? No problem! Come as you are and whenever you

feel like it.

Mondays at 6:30 pm

Centering Prayer is a silent prac$ce of prayer that rests on the

faith that Christ is present within by his Holy Spirit. It is an

excellent prepara$on for contempla$ve prayer, which is a grace

or gi! bestowed by God. Centering Prayer is an inten$onal

openness to, or prac$ce of "wai$ng" on God encouraging the

building of a more in$mate rela$onship with Jesus and the

movement of the Holy Spirit. It is rooted in centuries-old

monas$c prayer. The book, Open Mind, Open Heart by Father

Thomas Kea$ng, OCSO, is a good introduc$on.

The first Monday of each month we listen to an introduc$on to

centering prayer and then pray for 20 minutes. Otherwise, we

typically sit and pray for two 20-minute sessions with a short

medita$ve walk in between. All are welcome.

Contact Serena [email protected]

Opportunities at ArborWoman Pregnancy Center

Receptionist: ArborWoman Pregnancy Center is looking to hire a passionately

pro-life, pro-woman team-player to provide customer service

and administra$ve support. This part-$me (21 hours/week), paid

posi$on requires discre$on, compassion, professionalism,

excellent customer service skills, punctuality, a*en$on to detail,

and efficiency. Experience with Microso! Office is required.

To apply, send cover le*er, resume, and three references to

[email protected]. Resumes and requests for informa$on

accepted by email only – no calls, please. Resumes must be

received no later than Monday, June 27, 2016.

Nurse Volunteers: ArborWoman Pregnancy Center is seeking pro-life NURSE and

SONOGRAPHER volunteers (with current Michigan licenses) to

support, nurture, and empower women facing unexpected

pregnancies. Mandatory Fall Volunteer Training is Oct. 14 & 15.

For more info & to apply, visit us online at:

www.aw-community.org/get-involved/volunteer.

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Weekly Offering Report as of May 22, 2016

Wedding Banns Ma!hew Pauly & Annamaria Arias

June 4, 2016

Kevin Melo# & Michelle Dedo

June 10, 2016

Michael Wolf & Elizabeth Arbogast

June 11, 2016

DSA Prayer

Loving and gracious God,

Help us to remember that united, we

are called to love and serve one another

through the generous sharing of our

$me, talent, and treasure.

Please bless our efforts and help us to

grow as a unified and vibrant community

of faith.

Give us the grace to be generous, so

that we may faithfully do the work of

Your Church. Amen

Mercy in Action: Thanks for supporting the DSA

Your gi! to the Diocesan Services Appeal helps with many ministries, including

those that promote social jus$ce concerns. In this Jubilee Year of Mercy, each of

us can show our love and mercy by suppor$ng diocesan programs that assist

refugees, con$nue to care for the people of Flint, and those that serve the poor

and homeless in our area.

Many of these projects are too big for one parish to support alone. It’s important

that we pull together as a wider church to accomplish these goals.

Helping to resettle refugees

With recent wars and terrorist threats, the world’s refugees are in serious crisis.

St. Vincent Catholic Chari$es in Lansing has been assis$ng refugees since the

1970s. Since then, St. Vincent’s Catholic Refugee Services have helped to rese*le

more than 17,000 refugees in the Lansing area.

This organiza$on, supported by our diocese, provides help with housing, jobs,

educa$on and health services, for those who are seeking an escape from the

world’s most dangerous regions.

Our DSA dollars also help with: · Medical Transporta$on Services

· Ministry and assistance at area prisons

· Marriage prepara$on and marriage retreats

· Support for the elderly and chronically ill

· Special events for our students, such as the Middle School Youth Rally

· Religious educa$on materials for the deaf

Please help us to reach our 2016 DSA goal of $73,468. With your help, our parish

can achieve this and hopefully receive some of the pledge money back. Once we

reach our goal, the Diocese will return 50 percent of any paid pledge monies

received, over and above our parish goal.

Thank you to everyone who has already made a pledge to the DSA. If you have

not yet made a gi!, we invite you to consider the many ways in which you can be

merciful to those in need. Thank you!

SACRAMENT OF

RECONCILIATION

Wednesday a!er the 5:10 PM daily

Mass; or by appointment.

Weekly Budget Goal $20,375.00 Annual Budget Goal $1,000,000.00

Sunday 5/22/2016 (Week 47) $13,439.61 Fiscal Year-to-Date Goal $916,600.00

Above (Below) Weekly Goal ($6,935.39) Amount Collected YTD $870,294.96

Special and Holy Day Collec%ons: Above (Below) YTD Goal ($46,305.04)


SUNDAY, MAY 29– The Most Holy Body And Blood of Christ

8:30 AM Mass for +Angel R. Sanchez

10:00 AM Mass for Ben Masters and Emily Manzon

12:00 PM Mass for +Peggy Maskill

2:00 PM Mass for People of the Parish

5:00 PM Mass for +Josefina Carlos Grijalva

MONDAY, MAY 30 Closed for Memorial Day– No Mass

TUESDAY, MAY 31


WEDNESDAY, June 1


THURSDAY, JUNE 2

5:10 PM Mass for +Richard Callahan

+Josefina Carlos Grijalva

FRIDAY, JUNE 3

12:10 PM Mass for +Frances Engle

+Josefina Carlos Grijalva

SUNDAY, June 5– The Most Holy Trinity

8:30 AM Mass for +Josefina Carlos Grijalva

10:00 AM Mass for +Joanna Sco*


2:00 PM Mass for Benefactors of SMSP

5:00 PM Mass for +Joy Emelda Nnodim

MONDAY, JUNE 6


TUESDAY, JUNE 7


WEDNESDAY, June 8


THURSDAY, JUNE 9


FRIDAY, JUNE 10


SUNDAY, JUNE 12

8:30 AM Mass for +Mary Ellen Greenup

10:00 AM Mass for +Anna Grande, +Robert Doederlein

and + Innocent Agomuah

12:00 PM Mass for Carlos & Clara Quintanilla



MASS INTENTIONS:

MAY 29-JUNE 12

MEETINGS & EVENTS:

MAY 29-JUNE 12

SUNDAY, MAY 29

Children’s Liturgy 10:15 AM Newman Hall,

Newman Room,

Richard Room

ESL 12:45 PM Newman Hall

Hispanic Children’s Liturgy 2:00 PM Donnelly Hall

MONDAY, MAY 30 Closed for Memorial Day

Born for Joy 7:00 PM Mon$eth Room

TUESDAY, MAY 31

Pray the Rosary 5:45 PM Church

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1

SCC–Summer Undergraduate 7:00 PM Loyola Room

FRIDAY, JUNE 3

Wedding Rehearsal 5:00 PM Church

SATURDAY, JUNE 4

Bap$sm 10:30 AM Church

Wedding 5:00 PM Church

SUNDAY, JUNE 5

Children’s Liturgy 10:15 AM Newman Hall/Room,

Richard Room

ESL 12:45 PM Newman Hall


MONDAY, JUNE 6

Centering Prayer 6:30 PM Richard Room

Bible Study 7:00 PM Newman Room

Born for Joy 7:00 PM Monteith Room

TUESDAY, JUNE 7

LGBT Outreach Ministry 7:00 PM Loyola Room

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

SCC-Summer Undergraduate 7:00 PM Loyola Room

THURSDAY, JUNE 9


FRIDAY, JUNE 10



SATURDAY, JUNE 11


SUNDAY JUNE 12

Children’s Liturgy 10:15 AM Newman Hall,

Newman Room,

Richard Room

ESL 12:45 PM Donnelly Hall


Baptism Class 6/27, 7/25 & 8/29 YOU NEED TO ATTEND ONLY ONE CLASS. We offer an infant bap$sm class in both English and Spanish once a month on a Monday night from 7-8 PM. Informa$on packets are

available in the Parish Office and should be picked up at least a week prior to the class date. Contact Carol for more informa$on:

[email protected]

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS:

Cristobel Acosta, Elpido Adrian, Marcelo Alvarez,

Mariana Alvarez, Dee Ana, Joan Anderson, Geri

Arnold, Kevin Arway, Newton Averion, Orlando

Averion, Zenaida Averion, Jeanne Barry, Pat

Ba!sta, Jenn Belczak, Kim Benoit, Philip Bentley,

Lauren Di"rich Bilyeu, P. George Bird, Gary

Boelstler, Doug Brannan, Joan Brown-Alexander,

Molly Brueger, William Callahan, Bev Campbell,

Celia Capay, Rick Chapman, Shenlin Chen, Hyun

Sook Choi, Carol Clark, James Dali Clark, Juan

Contreras, Molly Cook, Janet Crew, Aimee Cruz,

Irene DaDeppo, Ronald Dawson, Lori DeFour,

Anna DenBoer, Simone Elizabeth Dysinger, Bonnie

Dunkelburger, Nathalie Ertel, Dennis Farmer,

Deanna Fischer, Linda Frame, Martha Frame,

Lydia Fulmer, Peter Gallucci, Cecelia Garcia, Javier

Garcia, Le#cia Garcia, Carmen Garduno Bonquillo,

Juanita Gee, Debbie Gilbert, Henry Ginyard,

Rosario Gonzalez, Ken Granke, Bethany Grates,

Sophia and Senovia Guevara, Julia Haynes, Adam

Heske", Berta Herrera, Donovan Hickrod, Stephen

Hosken, Bob & Carole Hunter, Bonnie Irvin,

Roshney Jain, Alfred Juarez, David Johnson, Thor

Johnson, Dan Karczewski, Ron Karczewski, Tracy

LeClair Kendall, Brandan Kirma, Kris Kolevar, Mary

Koral, Jalene Kulhanek, Art Lamey, Bernice Lamey,

Amira Lehavy, Alexis Lichterman, Daniel Leung,

Joan Lesneski, Daniel Lienert, Brianna Liker,

Augus#n Ronquillo Lopez, Maryjo Lum, Kathryn

Marsh, Makayla Mayo, Abby McDonough, Helen

Meador, Steve Messiter, Irene Mike, Susan

Morales, Chris#na Morton, Harrison Morton, Gina

Murillo, Fred Murphy, Mary Natrella, Jan Olsavsky

Kipp, Joan Opiela, Antonio Osorio, Eliana Owen,

Evan Owen, Blythe Pel#er, Joyce Ann Pethan,

Elizabeth Pidgeon, Anne Piehl, Monica Pointer,

Anthony Porras, Jake Powell, John Pridnia, Noah

Purdy, Chester Pyzik, Irene Pyzik, Mario Ramos,

Basillio Rodriguez, Isabel Rodriguez, Rowena

Rodriguez, Melissa Roy, Mina# Roy, Chad Schaber,

Anita Schmi"er, Eugene Schwartz, Therese

Sheffield, Don Shelton, Joseph Slawski, Eddie

Smith, Elmer Spreitzer, Len Stenger, Mackenzie

Stothers, Mary Swander, Joseph Sweetman,

Gerald Tilson, Victoria Tomalia, Donna Turnmier,

Robert Uriarte, Marco Victoriano, Pota Vlatos,

Hayden Watkins, Nathanial Wa", Lisa Wolf-

Novak, Mary Yacu, Imelda Yap, Linda Zara,

Kathy Zukowski

TO ADD OR REMOVE A NAME:

Please email [email protected]

or call the parish office 734-663-0557.

ST. MARY STUDENT PARISH STAFF

PASTORAL STAFF 734-663-0557

Fr. Ben Hawley, S.J. Pastor and ext. 277 [email protected]

Director of Catholic Campus Ministry

Fr. Dennis Dillon, S.J. Pastoral Associate ext. 246 [email protected]

Fr. Michael D. Rozier, S.J. Pastoral Associate ext. 0 [email protected]

Deacon Romolo Leone Pastoral Associate ext. 233 [email protected]

CAMPUS MINISTRY STAFF

Kelly Dunlop Associate Director of ext. 244 [email protected]

Catholic Campus Ministry

Fr. Eric Sundrup, S.J. Campus Minister ext. 223 [email protected]

Fr. John Ferone, S.J. Campus Minister ext. 225 [email protected]

William Alt Campus Minister ext. 235 [email protected]

Paige Graham Music Coordinator ext. 0 [email protected]

PARISH STAFF

Lane!e Mele Office Manager and ext. 232 [email protected]

Liturgy Assistant

Carol Konczal Recep$onist and ext. 226 [email protected]

Administra$ve Assistant

Alicia Frene!e Controller ext. 224 afrene*[email protected]

Susan Maulbetsch Hospitality and ext. 229 [email protected]

Welcome Coordinator

Bri!any Tobias Stewardship and ext. 240 [email protected]

Communica$ons Director

Leonor Cas%llo Kromis Hispanic/La$no ext. 221 [email protected]

Ministry Coordinator

Kristen Gowman Bookkeeping Assistant ext. 241 [email protected]

Rita Zyber RCIA Assistant/Coordinator ext. 230 [email protected]

Sue Walters Database Coordinator ext. 239 [email protected]

George B. Lowrie, III Stewardship Volunteer ext. 222 [email protected]

Gary Pearce Opera$ons Manager ext. 231 [email protected]

Dan Hankins Custodian ext. 0 [email protected]

Mark Deprest Custodial Assistant ext. 0 [email protected]

George Kasotakis Custodial Assistant ext. 0 [email protected]

STUDENT STAFF

Vanessa Geiger Haley Goeckel Emmamarie Haasl Leah Langhans

Courtney Lambesis Maggie Larin Devin Nelson Will Vandini


Bible Study MONDAYS AT 7 PM

Our Catholic faith teaches that God is alive in the Scriptures. Come discover the

Word with us. We prac$ce scripture-based faith sharing in a small discussion group.

Discussions are guided by church-approved commentaries, ques$on guides, and

the Catechism of the Catholic Church. We meet Mondays at 7 pm.

For further informa!on, please contact Kathy Ann Moilanen 734.668.7437

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JUNE 5– TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY

TIME

Reading I 1 Kings 17:17-24

Psalm Psalms 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11-13

Reading II Gala$ans 1:11-19

Gospel Luke 7:11-17

Elijah heals the son of a widow. She praises the Lord that her son

had been healed. Jesus raises from the dead the son of a widow

of Nain. All are amazed and glorify God. It is this God who

revealed his son to St. Paul that he might proclaim him to the

Gen$les.

SUNDAY READINGS

MAY 29 – THE MOST HOLY BODY AND

BLOOD OF CHRIST

Reading I Genesis 14:18-20

Psalm Psalms 110:1-4

Reading II 1 Corinthians 11:23-26

Gospel Luke 9:11b-17

Melchizedek, priest of God Most High, offers bread and wine as

a blessing upon Abram. Jesus fulfills this offering, giving us his

own body and blood under the forms of bread and wine. Thus is

our hunger sa$sfied in abundance, as we make our pilgrim way

to the heavenly banquet.

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THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST & THE 10TH … · 5/29/2016 · Kevin Melo & Michelle Dedo June 10, 2016 Michael Wolf & Elizabeth Arbogast June 11, 2016 DSA Prayer Loving