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OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE � � � � 1�

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NOVEMBER 26, 2017� � � � � OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE �

EARLY BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS DEADLINES�

Please take note, the holiday schedule for submissions to

‘The Herald’ has changed. �

The full list of deadlines is on page 12.�

Thursday, November 30, 2017�

11:00 AM in the Gathering Space, including lunch�

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Adults are needed to help decorate the church and

chapel for Advent. We will meet in the church

Gathering Space at 11:00 AM on Thursday, November

30. Lunch will be provided for all volunteers.�

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If you are able to help, please contact the �

Parish Office : 248�644�5460 or email �

Pa:y Sinta : pa:[email protected].�

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I am grateful for any help you can give.�

by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP�

� HELP NEEDED TO DECORATE THE CHURCH AND CHAPEL FOR ADVENT�

2 � � � � ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS | BLOOMFIELD HILLS�

NOVEMBER 26, 2017�

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Pastor Rev. Msgr. Anthony M. Tocco�

Associate Pastor Rev. Timothy Wezner�Pastoral Associate & RCIA Sr. Barbara Rund, OP�

Senior Associate Rev. Joseph Szewczyk�Senior Priest Rev. George Hazler, I.V.Dei�Senior Priest Rev. Joe Grimaldi�

Weekend Associate Rev. Mark Wendling, SOLT�Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Michael T. Smith�

Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Oscar Brown�Business Manager Brian Bartkowiak�Parish Accountant Ms. Carol Pates�

Accounts Receivable Coordinator Ms. Cathy Seifert�Music Director Mr. John Si,ard�

Associate Organist Mr. Mitchell Garcia�Carillonneur Mr. David Enos�Maintenance Team Leader Mr. Tom Crane�

Marriage Prep. Coordinator Mrs. Pa,y Sinta�Parish Administra$ve Assistant Ms. Ruth Whitesell�

Infant Bap$sm Coordinator Ms. Stephanie Spinale�Weekend Administra$ve Assistant Mr. Mason Brown�Youth Minister Ms. Chelsea Wilde�

Bulle$n Coordinator Mr. Bryan Clifford��

PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 248�642�6062�Parish Cateche$cal Leader Mrs. Barbara Bacci�Yugovich�

Rel. Educa$on Administra$ve Assistant Mrs. Angela Venos��

SCHOOL 248�642�6131�Principal Mr. Joe Vincler�Assistant Principal Mrs. Nicole Regen9k�

Office Manager Mrs. Kelly Ryan��

CONVENT 248�642�8331��

CLOTHES CLOSET and FOOD PANTRY 248�646�0920�Winter Hours: Mon � Tuesday 8AM�1PM ; Wed 9AM�1PM ��

SAINT HUGO HERALD [email protected]� �

Deadline for submissions is Mondays by 4 PM via email only��

YOUTH MINISTRY [email protected]�

WEB www.sthugo.org/youth�ministry��

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confessions)�Saturday a2ernoon 3:30 � 4:30 PM �Before and a2er each weekday 6:10 AM Mass. ��

St. Hugo Church Wi�Fi�

Network: St.Hugo Guest Network�Password: sthugoguests��

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SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE�

� Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance � by contac$ng Pa8y Sinta at the parish office: �� 248�644�5460 � ext. 2212 or [email protected].� SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM�

� Arrangements must be made by contac$ng Stephanie Spinale � at the parish office: 248�644�5460 ext. 2202 or � [email protected]. Bap$sm prepara$on � �

� takes place once a month, usually on the first Wednesday at � � 7:00 PM. Celebra$on of Bap$sms take place on the second � and fourth Sundays at 1:30 PM. � HOLY EUCHARIST FOR THE SICK OR HOMEBOUND�� Contact the parish office at 248�644�5460. Fr. Joseph � �

� visits sick parishioners in the hospital, nursing home or � private home.� HOLY HOUR (EXPOSITION OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST)�� Monthly: Adora$on is held on the first Tuesday of the month � � beginning a2er the 8:30 am mass and will con$nue un$l a2er � � the Holy Hour at 7:30 in the Chapel.�� Daily Exposi$on of the Holy Eucharist: A2er 6:10 AM Mass � un$l 7:00 AM Monday�Friday (Chapel).� ROSARY�� Monday�Saturday immediately following the 8:30 AM Mass.��

REGISTRATION�

� All new parishioners are encouraged to register in the parish � office. Address changes, moves or dele$ons may be reported � in person, by phone, by fax or by e�mail. � � FORMED: CATHOLIC VIDEOS ON DEMAND �

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PARISH OFFICE 248�644�5460 FAX 248�644�1758 2215 OPDYKE ROAD, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, 48304 �

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of bulle$n informa$on, we offer apologies for any errors or omissions that might occur.�

PARISH OFFICE HOURS�

MON � FRI 8:30 AM � 4:30

PM�

SATURDAY 9:00 AM � 5:00 PM�

SUNDAY 9:00 AM � 1:30 PM�

DIRECTORY �

Sr. Barb� 3�

This Week/ Calendar� 4�

New Parishioners� 4�

Banns of Marriage� 4�

Upcoming Events� 5�

Events�at�a�Glance� 5�

Library News� 6�

Bulle:n Submission� 6�

Vigneron/ Ac:on Steps� 7�

Stewardship/ CSA� 8�

Offertory� 8�

Religious Educa:on� 9�

Youth / YA Ministry� 9�

Giving Tree � 10�

AOD � 11�

RTl/ Respect Life� 11�

Non�Parish Events� 11�

Military� 12�

Prayers for the Sick� 12�

Music Notes� 13�

Gospel/ Medita:on� 14�

Mass Inten:ons� 15�

Ministry Schedule � 16�

SATURDAY�8:30 AM � � CHAPEL�5:00 PM VIGIL� CHURCH��

SUNDAY�7:00 AM� � CHAPEL�8:00 AM� � CHURCH�10:00 AM� � CHURCH�12 NOON� � CHURCH�5:00 PM� � CHURCH��

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WEEKDAY�MON�FRI�6:10 AM� � CHAPEL�8:30 AM� � CHAPEL*��

*During the school year� WED Masses in Church �

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HOLY DAY�

6:10 AM� � CHAPEL�9:00 AM� � CHURCH�12 NOON� � CHURCH�7:00 PM� � CHURCH�

INDEX �

MASS SCHEDULE�


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by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP�

Last Tuesday evening, many of the parishioners and

staff of St. Hugo gathered with members of Kirk of the

Hills, Christ Church Cranbrook, the Muslim Unity Center

and Temple Beth El for the annual Thanksgiving

Interfaith Service. As I stood in Temple Beth El, I was

awestruck by the size of the space, which was designed

as a tent flapping in the wind. The tent architecture is a

reminder of the Tent of MeeCng, which held the Ark of

the Covenant containing the Ten Commandments given

to Moses. In the center of the sanctuary was the ark (a

golden tabernacle that stretches from the floor half�way

to the ceiling) containing the hand�wri:en Sacred Scrolls

of the first five books of our Bible (Genesis, Exodus,

LeviCcus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy). On either side

of the golden ark, there were two lecterns. Each lectern

was large enough for the Sacred Scroll to be placed on

it, and for as many as four people to stand comfortably

together for reading or singing. �

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As I stood and prayed in the expansiveness of Temple

space, I felt small and insignificant, the same feeling I

oHen get when looking out of an airplane window. I

became conscious of the magnificence and grandeur of

God, and my heart became full of graCtude and

thanksgiving for my life, family, community, co�workers

at St. Hugo’s, the opportunity to be of service in the

Church and the whole of creaCon. Throughout this

week, my thoughts have conCnued to recall my

experience at Temple Beth El, as I pondered the

Scripture readings for Thanksgiving Day and for this

Sunday, which is the last Sunday of the Church’s Year or

the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the

Universe.�

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On Thanksgiving Day, my family and my Adrian

Dominican Community have the custom of expressing

graCtude for one another. About a half�hour before the

delicious dinner is ready, we sit down together, one of

us begin expressing to each person present why we are

grateful to them, and this conCnues unCl all have had an

opportunity to share. For me, I have found this

experience to be an occasion and expression of

affecCon and love to those close to me on the ordinary

days of life. It helps me appreciate and acknowledge

those whom I live with. It is an opportunity to forget

the irksome pe:y squabbles of life and focus on the

expansiveness of sharing faith and life with one another.�

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This Sunday is the Solemnity of Christ the King, 34th

Sunday in Ordinary Time and the end of the Liturgical

Year. The Gospel for this Sunday reminds us that we

will be judged by the Son of Man seated on his royal

throne. The sheep will be on his right, the goats on his

leH. The good will be rewarded and will inherit the

Kingdom of God. We are reminded that God is calling us

to be people who care for the hungry and thirsty, who

welcome the stranger, clothe those in need and care for

the prisoner. Through our profession of faith and our

lives of service to others, we join Christ in building a

kingdom of truth and life, of holiness and grace, of

jusCce, love and peace.�

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Next Week: Leadership Development�

THANKSGIVING�



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Rosary following daily 8:30 AM Mass�Monday, November 27�6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass � Chapel�

10:00 AM Christian Meditation (Hall B)�

5:00 PM Religious Education � Reconciliation Gr. 3�8

(Church)�

7:00 PM Bell Choir Rehearsal�

7:00 PM Perpetual Help Devotions (Chapel)�

7:00 PM Charismatic Prayer Group (School Library)�

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�Tuesday, November 28 �6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass � Chapel�

10:30 AM Prayer and Life Workshop (Hall A)�

7:00 PM Adult Faith Formation Evening of Reflection�

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Wednesday, November 29�6:10 AM Mass� Chapel�

8:30 AM All School Mass � Church�

9:30 AM School Reconciliation Gr. 3�8�

9:15 AM Sunday Readings #2 (Hall B)�

7:00 PM Bible Study � Daring to Walk the Walk�

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Thursday, November 30�6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass � Chapel�

9:30 AM Bible Study: Psalms�

10:00 AM � Church Decorating�

12:00 Noon � Lunch for Decorating Volunteers�

7:00 PM Sacrament Prepara<on GR. 2 Mee<ng�

7:00 PM AOD Budge<ng for Schools and Parish�

7:00 PM Liturgical Choir/Schola Rehearsal�

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Friday, December 1�6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass � Chapel �

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Saturday, December 2�8:30 AM Mass � Chapel�

5:00 PM Mass � Church�

5:00 PM � Giving Tree in Gathering Space�

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Sunday, December 3 �7:00 AM Mass � Chapel�

8:00 & 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 5:00 PM Masses �Church�

8:00 AM Giving Tree in Gathering Space�

Coffee and Donuts a?er all Masses � Hall A. B & Kitchen�

10:00 AM RCIA�

10:00 AM Liturgy of the Word�

10:00 AM & 12:00 Noon � Catechesis of the Good Shepherd�

6:00 PM Youth Ministry�Giving Tree a?er all Masses � Gathering Space�

Library Open Following 8 AM, 10 AM & 12 Noon Masses�

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WEEKLY CALENDAR�THIS WEEK AT ST. HUGO�

WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS�

NOVEMBER�

Dr. Gianni and Alicia DeCarolis and family�

Daniel and Kristen McGrath and family�

Timothy and Nichole MacLean and family�

Aaron and Jennifer Schmid and family�

Michael and Elaine O’Hare and family�

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Tuesday, December 5th, 2017� Chapel�

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Jesus waits for you on the Altar aHer the 8:30am Mass in

the Chapel. Your will have a peaceful silence to give love

and graCtude to Jesus who responds to your every

need.� AdoraCon concludes on that first Tuesday with a

beauCful BenedicCon starCng at 7:30pm with spoken

prayers, music and silent praying.� We all have a great

need of EucharisCc AdoraCon.� Let us be generous with

our Cme in geMng to meet Jesus.�

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION�

Katherine Elise Obee and Jordan Craig WeEer�

Taylor Anne Griglak and Travis Brandon Eason�

BANNS OF MARRIAGE�


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EVENTS�AT�GLANCE�

Finance Council�

Tuesday, December 12, 2017��8:00 AM �

Parish Pastoral Council�

Tuesday, February 6, 2018��7:00 PM �

Chris an Service Commission�

Tuesday, January 16, 2018��3:00 PM�

Educa on Commission�


Evangeliza on Commi&ee�

Wednesday, December 13, 2017��7:00 PM�

Stewardship Commission�


Worship Commission�


Dec. 3��Our Parish Library Anniversary�

Dec. 5��EucharisCc AdoraCon � Chapel�

Dec. 9�� Detroit Concert Choir 7:30PM�

Dec. 10��Red Cross Blood Drive�

Dec. 14��Altar Guild Christmas Luncheon�

Dec. 17��Christmas Lessons and Carols � Church�

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UPCOMING MEETING DATES�

ST. HUGO ALTAR GUILD �

RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE �

DECEMBER 10TH �

Holiday acCviCes, severe weather and seasonal illnesses,

like the flu, can pull people away from their regular

blood donaCon schedules. This creates a greater need

for blood donaCons this Cme of year, especially around

the winter holidays. By donaCng blood, you can give

someone an opportunity to spend another holiday with

their loved ones.�

Giving blood is always in season! With no subsCtute for

human blood, those in need rely on the kindness of

volunteer donors. �

To schedule an appointment please contact: Lisa

Kozemchak 248�568�3888 or [email protected] �



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Stop by a)er the 8:00, 10:00 and 12:00 Masses�On Sunday, December 3rd�

ENTER OUR THREE DRAWINGS!�

Prizes will be awarded a6er the three masses!�

Enjoy Christmas Cookies & Refreshments �

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Our Parish Library has been serving St. Hugo’s for 15

years, since the first Sunday of Advent in 2002, with a

mission to provide assistance in the spiritual growth of

our parishioners through knowledge of our Faith,

especially in Advent and Lent. In 2017 we conCnued to

add new books, DVDs and CDs. Thanks to the generosity

of many of you who donated to our Library, and bought

items from our Book and Video Sales. �

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How Will You Prepare for Christmas This Advent?�

Fr. Tim reminded us, and we all know, the importance of

preparing our heart, not just our homes, for Christmas.

To do that, because we’re all so busy, we have to

prioriCze God. Do we do that? If we haven’t in the past,

can we give a giH of love to the infant Jesus by spending

Cme with God preparing our hearts, reading where the

Holy Spirit directs us to go? �

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Visit our Library a6er mass. �

We have hundreds of the Church’s greatest treasures:

books containing paths to God mapped out by the wisest

and most holy among us. Your personal Advent Spiritual

Guide on your Advent journey awaits you. They will

nurture your spiritual growth and instruct you in what

you need to know about our Faith to grow and share with

loved ones more effecCvely. Our center table will be

overflowing with special books and DVDs to help you find

just what you are looking for among our Advent

treasures. �

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You may borrow adult Advent and Christmas books for

four weeks; But we ask you to return Christmas DVDs and

children’s books in one week, please, so that as many

families as possible can enjoy them.�

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� Carol Cousineau, and all our wonderful Librarians�

Our Parish Library Celebrates it’s�

15th Anniversary! December 3

rd �

BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS �

EARLY BULLETIN DEADLINES DUE TO

THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS�

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• Dec. 3 bulleCn deadline is due 4pm Monday, Nov. 27 �

•�Dec. 10 bulleCn deadline is due 4pm Monday, Dec. 4 �

•�Dec. 17 bulle n deadline is due 4pm Friday, Dec. 8 �

•�Dec. 24 bulle n deadline is due 4pm Thursday, Dec. 14 �

•�Dec. 31 bulle n deadline is due 4pm Monday, Dec. 18 �

•�Jan. 7 bulle n deadline is due 4pm Thursday, Dec. 21 �

• Jan. 14 bulleCn deadline is due 4pm Monday, Jan. 8 �

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Note: A6er Jan. 7 bulle n deadlines will return to

normal ar cles due 4pm Monday�

Deadline for all ar+cles and submissions:�

Mondays at 4 PM�

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Submit via email to bulle [email protected]�

Early submissions are welcomed and encouraged.�

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• It is most helpful when submiMng an arCcle that you

type in the subject line the word bulle<n and the date

of publicaCon you wish to have your arCcle

included. �

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• We do our best to honor all requests, but we cannot

guarantee any request. Space, content and prioriCes

vary from week to week.�

�• When possible, a MicrosoH Word Document is

preferred using Calibri Size 11 font. �

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• Please include a Title and date/ Cme/ locaCon near the

top of the arCcle for ease of reading. �

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• If submiMng a graphic, a high�res .JPG or .PNG is

preferred (300 dpi preferred). Any graphic is subject to

the discreCon of the bulleCn team and any license�

restricted image cannot be used. �

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Please email Bryan Clifford at bulle<[email protected] �

for any ques<ons about submissions. �

Thank you for contribu<ng to a vibrant and informa<ve

weekly bulle<n here at St. Hugo of the Hills!�

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(Unleash the Gospel, Excerpts from Part 5)�

by The Most Reverend Allen H. Vigneron�

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Vision: �

Archdiocesan Central Services is to provide strategic and

structural support to parishes and other Catholic

enCCes, and to model the personal, spiritual and

leadership characterisCcs of joyful missionary disciples.�

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AcCon Step 3.3B � Archdiocesan Central Services, Third

Priority B�

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I affirm and support the following Synod proposiCon:�

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Build cultural competency among individuals, parishes

and archdiocesan leadership to acknowledge and break

down barriers that divide us � including race, ethnicity,

sex and socioeconomic status.�

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In order to accomplish or support this proposiCon:�

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1.� I charge AOD Central Services: Department of

EvangelizaCon, Catechesis and Schools to lead the

development of a process and Cmeline for providing

USCCB: Building Inter�cultural Competency for Minister

Training for all (i.e. Central Services, SHMS, Parishes,

Schools, Cemeteries, etc.) by December 2017.�

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2.� I charge Catholic ChariCes of Southeast Michigan and

AOD Central Services Office for Family Life to provide

resources for developing a culture of empathy and

understanding throughout the Archdiocese, according to

the light of the Gospel, so that those who experience the

challenges of gender idenCty and same sex a:racCon,

will find support for growing as a human person in the

virtue of Christ�like chasCty. Resources and formaCon

will be available by December 2018.�

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3.� I will establish a working group to develop, on the

basis of St. John Paul’s teaching on inculturaCon of the

Gospel, an iniCaCve to express forms of Catholic life in

the cultural idioms of the African�American community

of Southeast Michigan. This group will begin work in

February 2018.�

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4.� I charge the Office for Hispanic Ministry to expand its

efforts to share the riches of our Hispanic cultures with

our non�Hispanic communiCes of the Archdiocese.�

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5.� I charge the Moderator of the Curia to convene staff

from the departments of Development and Stewardship,

Finance and AdministraCon, EvangelizaCon, Catechesis

and Schools and Parish Life and Services to lead the

development of a plan that will seek to break barriers of

socio�economic status and build mutual respect for the

giHs God has given to all the faithful to be completed by

December 2018.�

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The full text of Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron’s fourth

pastoral le:er, “Unleash the Gospel,” as well as a video

interview and other resources, is available via a special

website, www.unleashthegospel.org.�

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Next Week: Archdiocesan Central Services, Third Priority

C, Catholic Schools (Unleash the Gospel, Excerpts from

Part 5)�

The prophet Ezekiel uses the image of a shepherd who

rescues his sheep to describe how God reaches out to

those in need. In St. Ma:hew’s Gospel, Jesus clearly

teaches His disciples that they must serve others with

acts of ChrisCan mercy and charity in order to enter

God’s kingdom: Whatever you did for one of the least

brothers of mine, you did for Me. These Gospel

direcCves are the foundaCon for the Church’s Spiritual

and Corporal Works of Mercy. Mother Teresa modeled

her life and ministry on these direcCves by serving the

“poorest of the poor” in the slums of Calcu:a. Like St.

Teresa of Calcu:a, we, as ChrisCan stewards, accept

God’s invitaCon to share Jesus with those we meet as we

strive for holiness in our lives. May her example of love,

charity, and mercy inspire us to open our hearts and

minds to serve and share our abundant blessings with

the poor, the sick, and the strangers among us. This

Advent season, adopt a family in need, visit a relaCve or

friend in a nursing home or assisted living facility, or

sponsor a refugee family.�

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� AOD�

ACTION STEPS � THIRD PRIORITY B, CULTURAL COMPETENCY�

STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS�



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Unleash the Gospel, Grow Your Faith!

STEWARDSHIP UPDATE�

The theme of the 2017 Catholic Services Appeal, Opening Doors to Encounter Christ, reflects our Holy Father’s invitaCon to all Catholics to renew their personal relaConships with our Savior, as “the joy of the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus.” ��

GiHs to the CSA make possible a wealth of ministries, programs, and services that touch the lives of thousands throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit each day. No one parish could provide all of these blessings, which benefit so many.��

Our CSA is a pledge program, which allows you to spread your giH over several months. Please prayerfully consider the most generous giH possible to support the 2017 Catholic Services Appeal. ��

We anxiously await the blessings that the contribuCons to this campaign will bring. For informaCon about CSA�funded ministries, programs, and services, please go to www.aod.org.�

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You may pledge your gi6 online at� h8p://sthugo.aodcsa.org�

Our Goal: $424, 736

Current: $418,084

Pledging Families: 770

Pledging Families Goal: 1100

CSA PLEDGE UPDATE �

as of 10/16/2017�

98%

65% of Pledging Families

St. Hugo of the Hills Parish offers Online Giving, an

addi<onal op<on for giving to the church. �

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Benefits to You�

♦ Set up your own contribu<ons�

♦ Change contribu<ons at any <me�

♦ No need to write a check�

♦ Contribu<ons are scheduled;�

no need to make up missed contribu<ons�

♦ If you prefer, a credit or debit card can be used�

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For more informaCon or to sign up for Online Giving,

visit our website at www.sthugo.org and click on the

“Give Online” link. You may also scan

the QR code below with your smart

phone to be directed to our website.�

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STEWARDSHIP/ CSA�

ONLINE GIVING�

Date�Weekly

Offertory�Weekly �

Budget�

Weekly �

Variance�

11/12/17� $ 34,702 � $ 42,428 � $ (7,726)�

11/07/17� $ 47,775 � $ 42,428 � $ 5,347 �

10/30/17� $ 33,167 � $ 42,428 � $ (9,261)�

10/22/17� $ 39,492 � $ 42,428 � $ (2,936)�

offertory includes online giving of $7,369�

Fiscal Yr� YTD Actual� YTD Budget� YTD Variance�

2017�18� $ 798,615 � $ 848,562 � $ (49,947)�

2016�17� $ 755,670 � $ 824,280 � $ (68,610)�

2015�16� $ 798,819 � $ 817,300 � $ (18,481)�

Due to early publicaCon deadlines, the updated

contribuCons report will be printed in the next

weekend’s bulleCn. Thank you for your understanding.�


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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION�

• Sunday RE Classes for Grades 1 (10:00am) and

Grade K (12:00 Noon) will resume Sunday,

November 26, 2017.�

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• First Reconcilia on Prepara on: �

Thursday, Nov. 30, 2017. 7pm�8:30pm�Church. �

MeeCng #2 for Grade 2 Children & Parents:

ReconciliaCon MeeCng.�

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• Religious Educa on Classes will be held on Monday,

November 27th. �

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Mrs. Barbara Yugovich, Director of Religious Educa on�

Mrs. Angela Venos, RE Administra ve Assistant�

� 2018 SACRAMENTS AT ST. HUGO�

First Reconcilia�on�

Saturday, January 20, 2018�

11:00 AM � Church��

Confirma�on�

Saturday, February 10, 2018�

11:00 AM � Church�

Bishop Hurley�

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First Eucharist�

Saturday, April 28, 2018�

11:00 AM � Church�

Sunday, April 29, 2018�

2:00 PM � Church�

YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY�

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The St. Hugo community reaches out to those in need in a special way during Advent!�

PLEASE visit the Giving Tree in the Gathering Space to see how you are able to par cipate.�

• Choose tag(s) from the Giving tree and fulfill the needs EXACTLY as they are wri:en. �

IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT ALL TAGS ARE RETURNED ATTACHED TO GIFTS ON TIME! �

• Follow any special instrucCons for your tag(s) that is/are listed below.�

• A:ach the tag securely to the giH.�

• Place the tagged giH(s) on the specified table in the Gathering Space on/or before Sun. December 10th

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“May we never forget that in the service to the poor we are offered a magnificent opportunity �

to do something beau<ful for God “ � Mother Teresa�

Listed above are those who so willingly share their Cme & talent through the Giving Tree. �

May you have a Christmas filled with peace and love. �

Chairs � Lori Ervin (248) 594�6447 and Heather Smith (248) 745�9987�

THE GIVING TREE�

Red Heart � Karen Hylant (248) 703�7298�

BALDWIN COMMUNITY CENTER � GiH bags preferred. A:ach the tag securely to the giH. GiHs collected

through Dec. 10th�

Pink Snowman � Ladies of Charity Clothes Closet� Lynn Mar$n (248) 709�0248�

CLOTHES CLOSET � PLEASE DO NOT WRAP GIFTS! A:ach the tag securely to the giH. GiHs collected through

Dec. 10th�

Orange Angel � Jennifer Griglak (248) 930�0535�

HERRINGTON ELEMENTARY � All baskets of UNCOOKED food will be collected in the lower parking lot

between the church and the Chapel ON Saturday, December 16th

between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. A:ach the

tag securely. Use only FROZEN or NONPERISHABLES (except fresh fruit). DO NOT LEAVE ANY FOOD UNDER THE

TREE.�

White Open Hand � Jan Petcoff (248) 417�8160�

HOLY REDEEMER PARISH COMMUNITY � A:ach the tag securely to the WRAPPED giH. GiHs collected

through Dec. 10th�

Yellow Star � Lori Ervin (248) 594�6447�

LIGHTHOUSE � PLEASE DO NOT WRAP GIFTS! A:ach the tag securely to the giH. GiHs collected through

Dec. 10th�

Red Envelope � Jennifer Griglak (248) 930�0535�

MARY’S CHILDREN � Please return giH card in red envelope provided and place in the Sunday COLLECTION

BASKET through Sun. Dec. 10th�

Blue Bell � Diane Neville (248) 217�3813�

OUR LADY of the ROSARY PARISH � A:ach the tag securely to the WRAPPED giH. GiHs collected through

Sun. Dec. 10th�

Green Tree � Jennifer Griglak (248) 930�0535�

ST. DOMONIC’S OUTREACH � A:ach the tag securely to the WRAPPED giH. GiHs collected through Sun.

Dec. 10th�

Turquoise Mi1en � Kerry Saracino (248) 568�8565�

ST. CHARLES LWAGNA � GiH bags preferred. A:ach the tag securely to the giH. GiHs collected through Sun.

Dec. 10th�

Green Envelope � Jennifer Griglak (248) 930�0535�

STARR COMMONWEALTH � Please return giH card in green envelope provided and place in the Sunday

COLLECTION BASKET through Sun. Dec. 10th�

Brown Bear � Leslie Czarnecki (248) 736�0762�

SS. PETER AND PAUL JESUIT CHURCH AND WARMING CENTER � PLEASE DO NOT WRAP GIFTS! A:ach

the tag securely to the UNWRAPPED giH. GiHs collected through Dec. 10th�


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THE ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT�

CHRISTMAS DONATION REQUEST FOR CCSEM

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES��

During the next few months, prior to Advent and

Christmas 2017, the ministries at Catholic ChariCes of

Southeast Michigan (CCSEM) are collecCng donaCons to

serve the needy. “The Christmas season is an especially

important Cme for us to gather donaCons,” said Dave

Bartek, CCSEM Chief ExecuCve Officer. “People are

especially inclined to give during the holidays, but the

need for the individuals and families we serve extends

throughout the year. That is why we hope to fill our

shelves this Christmas to meet those needs for the

upcoming year.” Items being collected include infant

clothing, baby food and formula, diapers, baby and adult

hygiene items, coats and clothing for school�age children

and teens, household items, and giH cards for

department stores, grocery stores and gasoline. For

more informaCon and a complete list of items needed,

contact Kelly LuMnen at CCSEM at 248�548�4044 ext.

3621 or [email protected].��

CSA: THANKSGIVING�

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In the Archdiocese of Detroit, we have much to be

thankful for this Thanksgiving because of your generous

giHs to the Catholic Services Appeal.�

The CSA makes possible more than 100 ministries,

programs, and services that touch the lives of thousands

throughout our Archdiocese each day. No one parish

could provide all of these blessings, that benefit so

many. Truly, the CSA allows us to� open doors to

encounter Christ.�

If you have yet to donate to this year’s Catholic Services

Appeal, please prayerfully consider your blessings and

make the most generous giH possible.�

For informaCon about CSA�funded ministries, programs,

and services, please go to�www.aod.org.�

RESPECT LIFE� RTL�

WHEN DOES LIFE BEGIN�

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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

released a draH of its�new strategic plan that defines life

as beginning at concepCon. The proposed plan reads

"HHS accomplishes its mission through programs and

iniCaCves that cover a wide spectrum of acCviCes,

serving and protecCng Americans at every stage of life,

beginning at concepCon," ConcepCon as the start of life

is menConed again in the third goal of the blueprint. "A

core component of the HHS mission is our dedicaCon to

serve all Americans from concepCon to natural death,"

the document states. This is the first Cme HHS has

recognized “concepCon to natural death as worthy of

protecCon. h�p://newsvader.com/id/17462248043�

NON�PARISH EVENTS�

JOURNEYING THROUGH ADVENT WITH LECTIO

DIVINA AT ST. JOSEPH MERCY OAKLAND�

St. Joseph Mercy Oakland� knows� that healing body,

mind and spirit is good for one's overall health.� The

peace of Advent offers us space for quiet and

reflecCon�so necessary for healing to occur.�

You are warmly invited to join the community of St. Joe's

in the hospital chapel at 3 p.m. every Tuesday during

Advent as we create space in our lives for the healing

presence of God.��

Tuesdays, November 28, December� 5, 12, and 19, 3 � 4

p.m. Enjoy fellowship aHer prayer with light

refreshments.��

All are welcome. Free parking is available in our visitor

lot, and valet is available. For more informaCon, please

call 248�858�3710.�



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�

Ian Barnes � Army�

Cullen Barrett � Marines�

Joseph Bujold � Marines�

Aaron Conti � National Guard�

Amanda Corado � Air Force�

Daniel Culbertson � Navy �

Michelle Culliver � Army�

Christopher Day � Army�

Alexander Dean � Marines�

Reid Decker � Army�

Steven Dinverno � Army�

Carlos Escobar � Army�

Brock Fairchild � Navy �

Laurel Fernandes � Navy�

Evan Fowler � Army�

Timothy Fuller � Army�

Ryan Gieleghem�Navy�

Benjamin Hofste:er�Army�

Ieris � Navy �

Kurtis King�Marines�

Joe Joliat � Army�

Jack Kredo � Army�

Andrew Lapastora � Air Force�

Cassondra Loftus, Army�

Stephen Mankins � Navy�

Josh Martin � Navy�

Luis Osterberger, II � Army�

Erin Orlich � Navy�

Jason Orlich � Army �

Justin Orlich � Navy �

Christopher Padgett � Army�

James Pearson � Navy�

Jack Perham � Marines�

Sam Piontkowski � Marines�

Jason W. Prosser, Marines�

Dan Reddy� Army�

Dvir Samet � Army�

Jeff Schuele � Marines�

David Siemiet � Air Force�

Aaron Smela � Air Force�

Richard Spiegel � Navy�

Jeffrey Territo � Navy �

Michael Territo � Navy�

Lawrence Turnbull � Air Force�

Mark Waldowski � Army�

William Weber� Army�

Christopher White � Army�

Trason Willemin � Army�

Carl Winowiecki II � Army�

Michelle Zagumny � Navy�

If you have a family member on our Military List who

has returned home, please let us know so that we can

share that good news with the St. Hugo parishioners

who have been faithfully keeping our deployed service

members in their prayers. �

All�powerful and ever�living God, the las<ng health of all who believe in You, hear us as we ask Your loving help for the sick; restore their health, that they may again offer joyful thanks in Your Church. Grant this through Christ our Lord. Amen (Pastoral Care of the Sick p. 43)�

And Prayers for all those that are ill or in need but not listed, as well as their caretakers �

All requests for names to be included on the sick list and in the weekend Prayers of the Faithful must be provided by a family member. Names will be included in weekend Prayers of the Faithful for three weeks and published in the Herald for six weeks. At the end of this Cme, you may call the parish office to renew the name in the Herald for three more weeks. You may remove a name at any Cme by calling the parish office at 248�644�5460.�

Genevieve Borchard�

Virginia Cassar�

Jennifer Wygant Corgan�

Joan Desmond�

Cecilia Escobar�

Lauren Facca�

Chantel Giacalone�

Gordon Gilliatt�

Betty Ann Hazler�

Sr. Mary Hemmen�

Rose Istraloff�

Kattie Juricic�

John Kruse�

Karen Maliwat�

Joe McGlynn�

Michelle Gilliatt Miexner�

Kris Miller �

Bill Netter�

Bethany Obloy�

Helen Rae Quast�

Dominic Rossi�

Bob Roth�

William Rothwell�

Paul Schornack�

Dan Shea�

Dennis Siemet�

Ronald Smigelski�

Wendy Smigelski DeLaRosa�

Barbara Springer�

Tyler Whisler�

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK�


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MUSIC NOTES�

CHRISTMAS WITH THE �DETROIT CONCERT CHOIR�

�

St. Hugo of the Hills hosts the Detroit Concert Choir on Saturday, December 9 at 7:30 p.m. for a concert Ctled Christmas With the Detroit Concert Choir. ��

Brandon Johnson, ArCsCc Director, leads the award�winning choir in music that celebrates the beauty and wonder of Christmas!��

Members of St. Hugo’s receive a�DISCOUNT OF $5 OFF THE REGULAR TICKET PRICE if ordered by Thurs,� Dec 7.�For Cckets, please call 313�882�0118 and menCon you are A MEMBER OF ST. HUGO. These special discounted Ccket prices� are $15�Adult; $13�Seniors; $5�Students. Tickets purchased at the door are $20 for adults, $18 for seniors and $10 for young adults.��

A concert bake sale will feature home�made items and specialCes for the holidays.��

Call (313) 882�0118. �Visit www.detroitconcertchoir.org�for details.�

ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS:�

MUSIC SERIES 2017�2018�

�

Sunday, December 17 at 3:00 PM (Main Church)�

Christmas Lessons and Carols�

Liturgical Choir, Brass and Timpani�

�

Sunday, February 18, 2018 at 7:00 PM (Stone Chapel)�

Lenten Evening Prayer and Organ Recital�

�

Palm Sunday, March 25 at 7:30 PM (Stone Chapel)�

Choral Tenebrae � Liturgical Choir�

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Sunday, May 13 at 7:00 PM (Stone Chapel)�

Abendmusik: Evening Prayer and Music �

St. Hugo Schola, The Michigan Bach Collec<ve�

Prelude:�

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(Sat. 5:00)�

Dialogue � François Couperin�

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(Sun. 8:00, 10:00, 12:00)�

Improvisa/on on “Te Deum”��

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Postlude:�

(Sat. 5:00, Sun. 10:00)�

Te Deum � Jean Langlais�

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(Sun. 8:00, 12:00)�

Fugue in G Major “Gigue” (BWV 577) � JS Bach�

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Choral Music:�

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Christus Paradox � Alfred Fedak�

(sung by the Liturgical Choir)�

�

King of Glory, King of Peace � Harold Friedell�

(sung by the Schola)�

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"Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of the

least brothers of mine, you did for me." Today we

celebrate the feast of an unusual kind of king. Our Lord

Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, does not run his

kingdom in the standard fashion. Instead of insisCng

upon the pomp and circumstance that usually surrounds

earthly royalty, Jesus has a different focus. He thinks not

of himself, but of those he loves. And in today's Gospel,

his interest is especially focused on the poor and

suffering in our midst�

.�

Our King asks us to care for those in need��the hungry,

the homeless, the foreigner, the sick and suffering. But

then, he goes farther; he tells us that in caring for these

least brethren, we will be ministering to HIM! What an

incredible promise. Not only do we carry out the

command to love our neighbor when we protect those

in need, but we also show our love for Jesus in a direct

and concrete way. This love for Christ through others is

so real that Jesus actually tells us that our place on

Judgment Day will depend on it: "'What you did not do

for one of these least ones, you did not do for me.' And

these will go off to eternal punishment." On the other

hand, the "righteous" who ministered to the weak and

poor will enjoy eternal life. Our King has spoken loud

and clear. Now comes the quesCon of whether or not

we are obeying his orders?�

�

Each of us is called to examine how well we are caring

for the least among us. SomeCmes, this means giving

our Cme and energy for special ministries or missions,

but oHen it means caring for those right in front of us��

the sick or suffering in our own homes, families,

neighborhoods, or parishes. Whatever our situaCon,

may we have the eyes to see Christ in our midst and

serve him.�

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� � � � � Liturgical Publica<ons�

Sunday� Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe�

� Ez 34:11�12, 15�17/Ps 23:1�3, 5�6/�� 1 Cor 15:20�26, 28/Mt 25:31�46��

Monday � Dn 1:1�6, 8�20/Dn 3:52�56/Lk 21:1�4��

Tuesday� Dn 2:31�45/Dn 3:57�61/Lk 21:5�11��

Wednesday� Dn 5:1�6, 13�14, 16�17, 23�28/Dn 3:62�67/�� Lk 21:12�19��

Thursday� St. Andrew, Apostle �

� Rom 10:9�18/Ps 19:8�11/Mt 4:18�22��

Friday� Dn 7:2�14/Dn 3:75�81/Lk 21:29�33��

Saturday� Dn 7:15�27/Dn 3:82�87/Lk 21:34�36��

Next Sunday� 1st Sunday of Advent� �

� Is 63:16b�17, 19b; 64:2�7/Ps 80:2�3, �� 15�16, 18�19/1 Cor 1:3�9/Mk 13:33�37�

READINGS � WEEK OF NOVEMBER 26, 2017�

'Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you,�

or thirsty and give you drink?��

When did we see you a stranger and welcome you,�

or naked and clothe you?��

When did we see you ill or in prison, and visit you?'�

And the king will say to them in reply,�

'Amen, I say to you, whatever you did�

for one of the least brothers of mine, you did for me.'�

Then he will say to those on his leH,�

'Depart from me, you accursed,�

into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.�

For I was hungry and you gave me no food,�

I was thirsty and you gave me no drink,�

a stranger and you gave me no welcome,�

naked and you gave me no clothing,�

ill and in prison, and you did not care for me.'�

Then they will answer and say,�

'Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty�

or a stranger or naked or ill or in prison,�

and not minister to your needs?'�

He will answer them, 'Amen, I say to you,�

what you did not do for one of these least ones,�

you did not do for me.'�

And these will go off to eternal punishment,�

but the righteous to eternal life." � � �

� � � � � � �

� � � � � MT 25: 37�46�

GOSPEL �

GOSPEL MEDITATION�


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SUNDAY November 26, 2017 �

OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE�

7:00� Pro Populo�

8:00� Francis Sehn (Dick and Molly Daily)�

� Marvin J. Malik (Mr. and Mrs. John Eimermacher)�

� Clarence Brinkman, Sr. (Family)�

� Colleen Marion Power (Peck Family)�

� Patricia Warsaw (Spec. Int.) (Peck Family)�

10:00� Frank Garippa (Family)�

� Norman J. Fredricks (Lois Thornbury)�

Suzanne Lane (Dorothy and Jack Hofste:er)�

Filomena Maruhom and Joclyn Lindhorst �

(Olivia Batmanghelichi)�

Virginia Carroll (Lou and Nancy Betanzos)�

Msgr. Anthony Tocco (Spec. Int.) (St. Hugo Family)�

Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Diego Family)�

� James and Irene Frenchi (Family)�

� Maurice Vachon (Family)�

� Marysza and Felix Mazur (Family)�

� Peter and Tekla Burek (Family)�

� Hilda M. Jedlinski Davies (Family)�

� A. Okab (Lou and Nancy Betanzos)�

12:00� William Nelson (Serra Family)�

� Maurice Vachon (Paul and Mickey Galvin)�

5:00� Joseph Impastato (Rob and Debi Gorga)�

�

Monday. November 27, 2017 Weekday�6:10� Pro Populo�

8:30� Jerry Holdsworth (Mike and Debbie Cave)�

� Libby Campau (Colleen Booth)�

� � �

Tuesday, November 28, 2017 Weekday�

6:10� John Corcoran (Kay Flavin)�

8:30� Elenita G. Congo (Dr. and Mrs. Arsenio V. DeLeon)�

� Frances Kowalksi (Joseph Moynihan)�

� Senne: Family (Spec. Int.) Dianne�

� �

Wednesday, November 29, 2017 Weekday�

6:10� Living and Deceased A:endees of 6:10 AM Mass�


�

Thursday, November 30, 2017 Weekday�

Saint Andrew, Apostle �6:10� Pro Populo�

8:30� Maria Locher (Family)�

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Friday December 1, 2017 Weekday�6:10� Living and Deceased A:endees of 6:10 AM Mass�


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Saturday, December 2, 2017 Weekday�Blessed Virgin Mary�

8:30 � Paul Dilley (Marge Dilley)�

� William R. McNamara (Mrs. F. Meehan)�

5:00 � Gage Rotole (Cathy Diamond)�

� John Adamo (Griglak Family)�

� John Sennet (Diane)�

� �

SUNDAY December 3, 2017 �

FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT�



10:00� Dr. Ireneo C. Diego (Diego Family)�

James and Irene Frenchi (Family)�

Frank Garippa (Family)� �

Filomena Maruhom and Joclyn Lindhorst �

(Olivia Batmanghelichi)�

Dan Shea (Spec. Int.) (Colleen Booth)�

Ursula Getner (Colleen Booth)(Spec. Int.)�

Msgr. Anthony Tocco (Spec. Int.) (St. Hugo Family)�

� Maurice Vachon (Family)�

� Genevieve Desmond (Family)�

� Genevieve and Felix Grabowski (Family)�

� Marian Vanover (Kay Flavin)�

12:00� Marry Hasse (Rosemary Myers)�

5:00� Judith Suchy Baranowski (Wolf Family)�

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MASS INTENTIONS�



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DECEMBER 2ND & 3RD� � � �

THANK YOU FOR SERVING AT ST. HUGO PARISH!�

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS ARE NEEDED FOR ALL MASSES.�

FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT�

Time� Celebrant� Commentator� Servers� Cantors� Sacristans�

� � 1st Lector� � � �

�� 2nd Lector� ��

5:00 PM� Fr. Tim� Ken Kurc� J. Brzustewicz� Nan Olin� T. Bowen�

December 2� � Gayle Zech� A. Olah� � K. Bowen�

� � Mary Ann Fortunate� A. Olah� � �

�� Z. Olah� � �

7:00 AM� Fr. George� Nancy Huber� �� J. Benefiel�

December 3� Dc.Mike� Joanne Steinmayer� � � �

�� Jim Johnson� � � ��

8:00 AM� Fr. George� Jim Walle� T. Mitchell� David Fischer� J. Walle�

December 3� Dc.Mike� Laura Kerby� A. Petrosky� � J. Walle�

� � Sr. Barb Rund� M. Petrosky� � �

� � � M. Socha� � �

10:00 AM� Msgr. Tony� Cheryl Ma:hews� S. Sudzina� Siegrid Si:ard� J. Balint�

December 3� Dc. Oscar� M. Cash�Bartkowiak� E. Venos� � L. Ochoa�

� � Dan Stayer� C. Wells� � �

�� R. Wells� � ��

12:00 Noon� Msgr. Tony� Len McIntee� A. Agbay� Ron Calvaneso� L. McIntee�

December 3� Dc. Oscar� Doris Hanna� K. Nykerk� � L. McIntee�

� � Sandra Reso� S. Rivera� � �

�� A. Thurman� � ��

5:00 PM�Fr. Joe� Cecelia Kelley� M. Mutone� Rachel Redman� A. Mutone�

December 3� � Cathleen Corken� O. Mutone� � R. Mutone�

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7:00am MASS EMEs: Don and Pat Orlich, Mike Somand� ��

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