pentecost sunday & the most holy trinity …...come and be inspired to give drink to the thirsty...

331 Thompson Street

Ann Arbor, MI 48104

734-663-0557

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Friday 12:10 PM

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Sat open for weddings

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5:10 PM daily Mass;

or by appointment.

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PENTECOST SUNDAY & THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 15 & MAY 22, 2016

ST. MARY STUDENT PARISH ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN

Appreciation Reception

Sunday, May 15

6:00 PM—Donnelly Hall

Stop by to say thanks to

Anita Bohn for her 20 years

on staff as Music Director.

Before she was hired as

our first music director, she

sang at the 5pm mass for

10 years.

All are welcome!

What are you seeking? Can RCIA help?

Deep in our hearts, we have a longing to be closer to God, to feel

that we have a home with him for all eternity. St. Augus$ne

reminds us, “Our hearts are restless un$l they find rest in you.”

The RCIA journey at St. Mary Student Parish is designed to help

people hear and respond to God’s loving call – and especially to

his invita$on for a deeper rela$onship with him. Together, we

will also explore and learn about the Catholic faith, which

provides a pathway to fuller life in the Spirit.

Throughout the year, par$cipants in RCIA (the Rite of Chris$an

Ini$a$on of Adults) are welcome to explore and ask ques$ons as

they discern where God may be leading them.

RCIA sessions will begin formally in September, but inquirers are

welcome to come in any$me to talk. There’s no pressure or

obliga$on, we are happy to meet with you personally to discuss

where you are in this faith journey and what God might be

calling you to explore.

For informa!on on RCIA, or to schedule an appointment, please

contact Rita Zyber, RCIA assistant, at [email protected]

or call 663-0557, Ext 230.

The Breath of Life My mother-in-law had lung disease, which eventually turned into

cancer. For years she towed around an oxygen tank, relying

completely on the life-giving substance flowing through the

plas$c tubing.

As her illness grew worse, she some$mes experienced bouts of

breathlessness. It was scary for all of us, but terrifying for her.

Struggling to draw breath is one of the most basic reminders that

we are fragile humans. We are nothing if we cannot breathe.

In the Scripture readings for this great Feast of Pentecost, Jesus

uses the metaphor of breath to reinforce what the Holy Spirit

means to us today. The Spirit is life. We are nothing without it.

Just as God breathed life into the world during its crea$on, Jesus

pours out that same God-breath on us, re-crea$ng us with new

life and new energy.

In the readings, we also see other metaphors for the power of

the Holy Spirit. God seems to realize that the disciples – s$ll

paralyzed with fear – need a li'le more, so he goes even bigger

in the drama department. With driving wind and whipping

flames, God sends a pre'y strong message – this is big.

Some$mes he literally has to smack us in the face to get our

a'en$on.

The grand gesture works. Suddenly, the disciples find they can

achieve feats that they never imagined were possible. Of course,

this applies to us, too. Any $me we open our locked doors to let

in the Spirit, we too can find ourselves “enabled.”

Pope Francis preaches o!en about the Holy Spirit and he

reminds us to stay open, so the Spirit can come in.

“Are we open to ‘God’s surprises’? Or are we closed and

fearful before the newness of the Holy Spirit? Do we

have the courage to strike out along the new paths

which God’s newness sets before us, or do we resist,

barricaded in transient structures which have lost their

capacity for openness to what is new?”

(Pope Francis at Pentecost: May 19, 2013)

As we close out the holy days of the Easter season, may we

remember, and live these words of hope.

Rita Zyber is the RCIA Assistant/

Coordinator. If you or someone you

know might be thinking about

becoming Catholic or comple!ng the

sacraments of ini!a!on (Bap!sm,

Eucharist and Confirma!on) please

contact her at

[email protected].


Coffee & Donuts

Sunday, May 22

Please join us in the Newman Hall a!er

the 10:00 am Mass for hot coffee,

a delicious donut, and $me spent with

friends and family. All are welcome!

St. Mary's Discussion Group Sunday, May 22

Soul Food Social-byogb Monday, May 16 from 7-9PM

Join St. Mary's Grad/YP Group for Soul Food on May

16 at Arbor Brewing Company!

We want to celebrate the academic year with a social

Soul Food.

BYOBG - Bring Your Own Board Game! Doors open at

6:45 p.m. Bring your favorite game, meet some new

people, and have some fun!

Contact the Grad/YP lead team for more informa!on

at [email protected] or Abby Braun,

Campus Minister at [email protected]

Grad Student/

Young Professional Group

Michigan Water Crisis: A Town Hall

Thursday, May 26, 2016 from 7:00 pm-8:30 pm

Jesus calls us to give drink to the thirsty. Water is life; water is a

necessity; water is sacred. All too o!en our sacred right to clean,

safe water is denied as we tragically see happen to our neighbors

in Flint and Detroit.

On Thursday, May 26th from 7:00 pm-8:30 pm in Donnelly Hall,

we will gather as a community to listen to the stories of those

in$mately affected by the water crisis in Michigan. Featured

speakers will include Father Tom Firestone, pastor of St. John

Vianney Catholic Church, and Sister Carol Weber, founder of

St. Luke N.E.W. Life Center, as well as undergraduates and youth

involved in service work in Flint. Fr. Tom and Sr. Carol are

dedicated advocates for the people of Flint. There will be

opportunity for ques$ons and conversa$on.

Come and be inspired to give drink to the thirsty and to advocate

for jus$ce. All are welcome. (We will be collec!ng disinfectant

wipes and hand sani!zer to bring to the people of Flint.)

Contact Bill Alt, Campus Minister for Social Jus!ce,

for more [email protected]

The St. Mary’s Discussion Group will feature a presenta$on by

members of the Mercy House Community. Mercy House is an

Ann Arbor resident's home that has opened its doors to the

homeless. The home is a refuge during the day for Washtenaw

County residents who need shelter from the winter weather, as

well as companionship, warm meals and use of ameni$es. In the

tradi$on of the Dorothy Day House of Hospitality, this residency

seeks to bless others by providing shower facili$es, washer and

dryer, and even emergency housing. Peggy Lynch and Cynthia

Wilson will join us to describe the work of Mercy House and to

answer ques$ons.

The mee$ng will be held in Donnelly Hall on Sunday, May 22. We

will gather at 2:30pm for conversa$on and snacks and begin dis-

cussion at 3:00. For more info, contact Sherry Warden at

[email protected] or 734-663-8818.

All are welcome to attend!


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).

SHIFTS 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://

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go/20f0449a5a728a7f49-stmary1

Contact Bill at [email protected]

Centering

Prayer Mondays at 6:30 PM

Centering Prayer is a method of silent,

contempla$ve prayer in which thoughts

and feelings are s$lled as we simply seek

to be with God. It is rooted in centuries-

old monas$c prayer. The book Open

Heart, Open Mind by Fr. Thomas Kea$ng,

OCSO is a good introduc$on. All are

welcome. The first Monday of each month

is a special introductory session, during

which we listen to an audio tape that

describes the method of Centering Prayer

session. Otherwise, we typically sit for two

20-minute silent prayer sessions with a

short medita$ve walk in between.

Contact Serena [email protected]

Why support the Diocese of Lansing?

Each year, our Diocese asks parishes to par$cipate in the Diocesan Services Appeal (DSA). It's

a reminder that as a parish, we are part of the larger church and that our Diocese exists to

direct and support the work of many Catholic parishes.

Each year, our parish contribu$ons help more than 100 ministries

and programs of the Diocese. One of the most important ini$a$ves has been the con$nued

assistance in Flint.

Con"nuing the call to help in Flint

Long before the water crisis in Flint became na$onal news, our Catholic parishes and services

were at work in this unique city.

Bishop Boyea launched a special campaign last year called “Faith in Flint,” urging all parish

member in the Diocese of Lansing to learn about the economic situa$on in Flint and to help

with dona$ons, volunteer $me and prayers.

Through the Faith in Flint program, our Diocese has been at the fore-front of economic issues

in Flint, even before the discovery of the water crisis throughout the city.

Our DSA dollars also help with:

V Service to the poor and homeless

V Training and support for new priests

V Training and resources for catechists

V Ministry and assistance at area prisons

V Marriage prepara$on and marriage retreats

V Support for the elderly and chronically ill

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

V Religious educa$on materials for the deaf

This year's theme is taken from II Corinthians 8:7, "See that you also excel in this Grace of

Giving." Once again, we are reminded that everything we have is a gi! from God. In response

to God's Grace, we freely share our $me, our talents, and our financial resources with those

who need it most.

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.

We want to specially thank those parishioners who have already contributed. If you haven't

yet made a pledge, we ask you to prayer-fully consider your DSA gi!. Please allow yourself to

be mo$vated by gra$tude to God, making a generous return to the Lord.

Thank you for your generosity!


First Communion—May 14

Lucas Ryan Aalderink

Jacob Francis Moloney Alt

Sorin Jacob Bleed

Luke Jolin Bunnell

Teresa Aileen Campbell

Paula Casillas-Lopez

Sebastián Casillas-Lopez

Maeve Elizabeth Coffman

Thomas John Conley

Abigail Marie Crow

Meagan Ellen Donoghue

Samuel Antoine Fort

Jonathan Michael Goldstein

Hugh Joseph Jordan

Bridget Elizabeth Kerber

Isaac Emmanuel Laberteaux

Dominic LaRocca

Cora A. Lee

Anna Lueken

Cecilia Rose Miller

Caleb Moore

Lily Carolyn Moore

Blen Veronica O'Brien

Charlotte Oliphant

John Charles Pendell

Nolan Jeffrey Pendell

Raymond John Peterson

Muna Shakour

Evelyn Irene Stansfield

Anneka Isabella Ada Stephenson

Jack Henry Tiedemann

Timothy Watson

Elsa Marie Wenzlaff

Confirmation—April 25

Elizabeth Andrade

Joseluis Sanchez Anguiano

Danielle Armstrong

Rachael Elise Auty

Lauren Batra

Stephanie Bolanos

Isabella Julia Catherine Bonnewit

Andrew Keefe Bugajski

Emma Kathryn Bullock

Oscar Davi Diaz Cartagena

Fabiola Contreras

Yasmin Gudalupe Gonzalez

Helena Lara Helme

Allison Marian Garcia-Hernandez

Luke Thomas Hurley

Brendan Karsch

Eleanor Jane Mary Kerber

Johannes Maximilian Kretzler

Trevor Francis Lanigan

Anna Lorenzon

Adam Lund

Jacob Victor Macks

Margaret Grace Maloy

Benjamin Edward Matton

Elizabeth Mayo

Brian Anthony Raphael Moskus

Giuliana Elinor Motta

Shea Michael O'Brien

Kimberly Osorio

Erica Garcia-Osorio

Karla Garcia-Osorio

Matthew Thomas Osterholzer

Paul Alessandro Paliani

Nicole Anne Diaz-Pezua

Miles Jeffrey Roberts

Ben Zebrowski-Rocheleau

Amy Rodriguez

Lourdes Maria Quintana-Salazar

Sophia Scarnecchia

John Maas Schreiner

Jovana Cerda Segovia

Elena Moana Skinner

Cristina Squatriti

Julius Maximilian Stuhec

Carlo Arthur Terrenato

Anna Catherine Thomas

Evelyn Yordanos Trumpey

Elizabeth Hall Wright

Congratulations to those who received the following Sacraments:

Hispanic First Communion—

April 16

Yahir Alcantara

Martin Dair Alvarez

Leopoldo Cobian Arellano

Victor Manuel Escobar-Reyes

Ashly Garcia-Hernandez

Jessica Garcia-Osorio

Christopher Hermida

Wilmer Arturo Lazo-Garcia

Yair Martinez-Cerda

Alejandro Pacheco-Mendoza

Aidelyn Leilany Rubio-Landeros

Kimberly Ruiz-Medina

Zayd Ruiz-Medina

Juan Jose Ramirez Jr.

Victor Contreras

Yasmin Contreras

Alexis Garcia Cobian

Brian Garcia Cobian

Isabella Hernandez

Emily Tiffany Lemus

Andrew Rodolfo Martinez Gomez

Ashley America Osorio-Osorio

Aylin Diana Osorio-Osorio

Brittany Dominic Osorio-Osorio

Juan Ramirez

Aidelyn Leilany Rubio-Landeros

Eric Ruiz-Medina

Taide Guadalupe Rubio-Landeros

Mikala Michelle Ramirez

Michael Allen Cartwright

Angel Gomez-Martinez

Jennifer Gomez-Martinez

Diana Machael

Sharik Machael

Eduardo Ramirez


Weekly Offering Report as of May 8, 2016

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.

Also, click here h'ps://www.facebook.com

groups/266047600401548/ and join our

Summer at St. Mary Facebook group to stay

up to date on both impromptu and planned

opportuni$es with your fellow undergrads

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 SCC every

Wednesday night at 7:00 PM!

Can’t make it every week? No problem!

Come as you are and when you can.

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Born for Joy Mondays at 7 PM

A 12-step recovery group for men (ages 18+), who struggle with sexual ac$ng out/

pornography and are sincerely looking for hope and help in a community of fellow strugglers.

Structured discussions are led by an experienced leader, offering $mes for listening and

sharing. Discern, discover, and understand your struggles. Find God already helping you, and

recover your joy. Primarily for students and young men. (Other men welcome as well.) Not

for the curious, researchers, reporters. Please be courteous and stay away. Visit www.saa-

recovery.org or contact Fr. Ben for more informa$on.

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

Sunday 5/08/2016 (Week 45) $14,769.39 Fiscal Year-to-Date Goal $875,850.00

Above (Below) Weekly Goal ($5,605.61) Amount Collected YTD $836,688.94

Special and Holy Day Collec"ons: Above (Below) YTD Goal ($39,161.06)


LGBT Outreach Ministry is a group sponsored by St. Mary Student Parish and meets

monthly on the first and third Tuesday of the month. Mee$ngs are private and confiden$al.

As a diverse community of believers, we respect each person as a unique reflec$on of God’s

presence in our midst. We commit ourselves to being a community of care, support,

forma$on, reconcilia$on, and witness to jus$ce with and among gay and lesbian persons,

their parents, family members, and friends.

We teach that all love comes from God and focus on helping people reconcile their faith

with their orienta$on. We provide a safe space for discussion, healing, and prayer. Together

we reflect on Scripture and listen to the lived experience of lesbian and gay persons and

their allies. For more informa$on, contact Mark at [email protected].

LGBT Outreach 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the

Month from 7:00-8:30 PM

Registration for

Family Faith Formation and Teen Confirmation Now through September 1

The Family Faith Forma$on program is for registered parish families

whose eldest child is in at least kindergarten and serves students

through the seventh-grade academic year. It is a home-based catechesis

program that requires parents/guardians and children to a'end a

monthly forma$on class (Sundays, October-May) and work at home on

lessons.

The Sacraments of First Reconcilia$on and First Eucharist are typically

completed in the 2nd-grade year and it is encouraged that children have

received at least one year of faith forma$on before their sacramental

prep year.

Teen confirma$on is for eighth-grade students who have completed the

sacraments of bap$sm, reconcilia$on, and Eucharist. Our teen

confirma$on program meets 2-3 $mes a month on Sunday a!ernoons

between October-May. Teens a'end most sessions on their own with

parental/guardian involvement at some of the sessions. In addi$on to

a'ending class, teens are required to complete a faith forma$on text at

home, complete 25 hours of service, and a'end a day-long retreat. It is

recommended that teens come to their confirma$on prepara$on year

with recent faith forma$on experience. More informa$on and

registra$on forms are available in the parish office. Space is limited, so

early registra"on is recommended.

Families who are interested in our faith forma$on programs, but are not

registered parishioners as of April 1, 2016 are welcome to register for

both programs star$ng August 1, 2016. Final deadline for all registra"on

is September 1, 2016.

For more informa!on, please contact Karen Thomas at

734-663-0557 x234 or [email protected].

Closed Memorial Day

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

There will NO Daily Mass that day.

Hope Clinic, an interdenomina$onal Chris$an non-profit

organiza$on, provides compassionate and prac$cal help to those

in need, ministering to the whole person with dignity and

respect. Some of their services include a medical clinic, dental

clinic, food pantry, laundry facili$es, baby closet and community

meals. HOPE’s main loca$on is at 518 Harriet St., Ypsilan$.

Please join other members of St. Mary Student Parish in touring

Hope Clinic to find out what they do and how we can support

their ministry. Three tour $mes are available:

V Saturday, June 11th

at 9:30am

V Wednesday, July 13th

at 7:00pm

V Tuesday, August 23rd

at 10:00am

RSVP requested so that we know how many to expect but you

can also just show up at HOPE at one of the $mes above.

THANK YOU!

For ques!ons or to rsvp, contact Lisa Hirsch at

[email protected]


Holy Door Pilgrimage

Join us Thursday June 9th, for our 3rd Old St. Patrick pilgrimage!

The pilgrimage will begin at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral. We

will travel the eight sta$ons on the footpath, concluding through

the Holy Doors into the Cathedral. Our second stop is the Na$on-

al Shrine of The Li'le Flower Basilica in Royal Oak. A guided tour

will be provided. Ss. Cyril and Methodius Seminary in Orchard

Lake will be our last stop. Cost is $28/person and is due May

23rd.

Registra!on forms can be on our website www.stpatricka2.org

For more informa!on please contact Cathie Bays 810-599-3452,

or Stacey Campbell 248-721-1799.

Diocese of Lansing Announcements

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LIVING ROSARY

The Knights of Columbus is honoring our Blessed Mother with a

Living Rosary for America’s Future on Saturday, May 21, 2016 at

10:00 a.m. at the State Capitol. Youth of the Diocese of Lansing,

the future of America, are especially invited. They can join the

Knights as part of the living rosary. Following the rosary a light

lunch will be available at St. Mary Cathedral parish hall.

RACHEL'S VINEYARD TEAM

Would you like to become part of a team to bring hope and

healing to those suffering from the effects of abor$on? Join

counselors, lay ministers, social workers, psychologists and

psychiatrists who are part of the Rachel's Vineyard process.

E-mail to: nlc@resurrec$onlansing.org or call the Project Rachel

helpline at 517-993-0291, ext 141, to reach Cecilia Tombelli,

Director of Project Rachel, Diocese of Lansing.

Pilgrimage to Solanus Casey Center

On Friday, June 3, 2016, the St. Thomas the Apostle Parish is

leading a pilgrimage to the Solanus Casey Center on Mt. Ellio'

Street in Detroit. We will go by bus. The Pilgrimage will include

Mass, a lunch, a tour and video presenta$on about the life of Fr.

Solanus. The price for the trip is $40 per person and includes all

s$pends. Please make checks payable to St. Thomas Church.

To sign up please contact Deacon Warren

[email protected] or 734-761-8606 ext. 2804.

Wedding Banns Ma#hew Pauly & Annamaria Arias—June 4, 2016

Kevin Melo% & Michelle Dedo—June 10, 2016

Michael Wolf & Elizabeth Arbogast—June 11, 2016

Sunday, May 15

NEXT ONE: AUGUST 7

15


SUNDAY, MAY 15– Pentecost Sunday

8:30 AM Mass for +Carl Deutch

10:00 AM Mass for +Anthony LaRocca

12:00 PM Mass for People of the Parish

2:00 PM Mass for +Jose Bonilla

5:00 PM Mass for +Richard Billy

MONDAY, MAY 16

5:10 PM Mass for +Walt Godek

+Josefina Carlos Grijalva

TUESDAY, MAY 17

5:10 PM Mass for Kit and Marcy Wood


WEDNESDAY, MAY 18

5:10 PM Mass for +Josefina Carlos Grijalva

THURSDAY, MAY 19

5:10 PM Mass for +Oliver Fernando


FRIDAY, MAY 20

12:10 PM Mass for Kyle, Spencer, and Julia Wood


SUNDAY, MAY 22– The Most Holy Trinity

8:30 AM Mass for +Becky Hilger

10:00 AM Mass for People of the Parish

12:00 PM Mass for Mary Shields and Joshua Hall

2:00 PM Mass for +Victor Nakatuka and

+Dolores Canto

5:00 PM Mass for +Bob Schmidt

MONDAY, MAY 23

5:10 PM Mass for Leslie Esperanza and


TUESDAY, MAY 24


WEDNESDAY, MAY 25


THURSDAY, MAY 26


FRIDAY, MAY 27

12:10 PM Mass for +Regina Brasco


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


MASS INTENTIONS:

MAY 15-MAY 29

MEETINGS & EVENTS:

MAY 15-MAY 29

SUNDAY, MAY 15

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

Anita’s Recep$on 6:00 PM Donnelly Hall

MONDAY, MAY 16

Centering Prayer 6:30 PM Richard Room

Bible Study 7:00 PM Newman Room

Born for Joy 7:00 PM Monteith Room

PPC 7:00 PM Donnelly Hall

Soul Food 7:00 PM Ann Arbor Brewing Co.

SCC-Grad/YP KeQnger 7:00 PM Whitman Room

TUESDAY, MAY 17

Pray the Rosary 5:45 PM Church

LGBT Outreach 7:00 PM Loyola Room

F3 Lead Team 7:30 PM Rectory Lounge

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18

SCC-Summer 7:00 PM Loyola Room

FRIDAY, MAY 20

Wedding Rehearsal 6:30 PM Church

SATURDAY, MAY 21

Wedding 1:00 PM Church

SUNDAY, MAY 22

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

Richard Room

Coffee & Donuts 11:00 AM Newman Hall

Catechesis of the 11:15 AM Newman Room

Good Shepherd

ESL 12:45 PM Newman Hall

Hispanic Children’s Liturgy 2:00 PM Newman Hall

SMSP Discussion Group 2:30 PM Donnelly Hall

MONDAY, MAY 23

Finance Council 5:00 PM Loyola Room

Centering Prayer 6:30 PM Richard Room

Bible Study 7:00 PM Rectory Lounge

Born for Joy 7:00 PM Monteith Room

Bap$sm Class 7:00 PM Newman Hall/Room

SCC-Grad/YP KeQnger 7:00 PM Whitman Room

TUESDAY, MAY 24

Pray the Rosary 5:45 PM Church

WEDNESDAY, MAY 25

SCC-Summer 7:00 PM Loyola Room

THURSDAY, MAY 26

Michigan Water Crisis: 7:00 PM Donnelly Hall

A Town Hall Mee$ng

SUNDAY, MAY 29

Children’s Liturgy 10:15 AM Newman Hall,

Newman Room,

Richard Room

ESL 12:45 PM Donnelly Hall

Hispanic Children’s Liturgy 2:00 PM Donnelly Hall

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 & 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]

Hispanic/La$no Ministry

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

William Alt Campus Minister for Social Jus$ce ext. 235 [email protected]

Abby Braun Campus Minister for ext. 228 [email protected]

Graduate/Young Professionals

Karen Thomas Campus Minister for ext. 234 [email protected]

Family Faith Forma$on

Anita Bohn Music Coordinator ext. 0 [email protected]

Amy Ketner Campus Ministry Associate ext. 248 [email protected]

Ma# Rejniak Campus Ministry Associate ext. 252 [email protected]

PARISH STAFF

Lane#e Mele Office Manager & ext. 232 [email protected]

Staff Assistant for Liturgy

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

Administra$ve Assistant

Alicia Frene#e Controller ext. 224 afrene'[email protected]

Susan Maulbetsch Coordinator of ext. 229 [email protected]

Hospitality and Welcome

Bri#any Tobias Stewardship & ext. 240 [email protected]

Communica$ons Director

Leonor Cas"llo Kromis Assistant for ext. 221 [email protected]

Hispanic/La$no Ministry

Kristen Gowman Bookkeeping Assistant ext. 241 [email protected]

Siri Ibarguen Family Ministry Data Base Coord. ext. 247 [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

Haley Goeckel Emmamarie Haasl Leah Langhans Courtney Lambesis

Maggie Larin Devin Nelson Will Vandini


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MAY 22 – THE MOST HOLY TRINITY

Reading I Proverbs 8:22-31

Psalm Psalms 8:4-9

Reading II Romans 5:1-5

Gospel John 16:2-15

We are at peace with God our Father through our Lord

Jesus Christ. God’s love has been poured into our hearts

through the Holy Spirit. This Spirit, who is Wisdom itself,

will lead us into all truth. How wonderful the name of our

triune God in all the earth.

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MAY 15 – PENTECOST SUNDAY

Reading I Acts 2:1-11

Psalm Psalms 104:1, 24, 29-31, 34

Reading II 1 Corinthians 12:3b-7, 12-13

Gospel John 20:19-23

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who bears witness that we are children of God. That same

Spirit, the Advocate, was given as gi! to the disciples to

teach them everything and to strengthen them to go forth

in the name of the Lord, “to renew the face of the earth.”

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