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Parish Mission Statement
Our Parish Family, under the influence of the Gospel, strives to be bold and fearless disciples of Jesus Christ. We witness to our Catholic
faith by living the Eucharist. We are the hands and feet of Christ in our service and in our joyful proclamation of the goodness of God.
AUGUST 7, 2016 • 19TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
CAUSE
OF St. Mary, Our Joy 8200 N. Wayne Road • Westland, MI 48185
734-425-4421 • stmarycooj.org
Joyful News
Continued from last week…..
I arrived in Japan on September 21, 1991.
Finally, I was in my mission. After years of
preparation, of hoping and waiting, I was
there. I had no idea what the future would
look like, but I was ready for the challenge.
I had been there to visit a friend of mine a
few years previously, so it wasn’t my first
time. But this time it was for good. I wasn’t even sure who was
picking me up at the airport. And so the adventure began. Another
PIME priest, Fr. Giorgio, from Italy, arrived two days later. We would
be studying the Japanese language together for the next two years. The
PIME Headquarters in Japan was in Fuchu, a city about 20 minutes
from Tokyo. We lived in a parish and always had contact with the
parishioners, which helped us to practice our new language.
I had spent six months in Italy and had learned the language quickly.
Asian languages are much more difficult. A whole new alphabet and,
more importantly, a new way of thinking about how to speak. School
was five days a week for two years, in the high rise area of Tokyo
called Shinjuku. Each day after school, we would try out a new place
for lunch. Luckily they have pictures of all the menu items so we could
point to what we wanted.
Even after those two years, I could barely make myself understood.
My first homily was about 4 minutes long; someone in the parish
corrected it for me; I’m sure that no one understood what I said, but at
last they smiled. They were so patient. That Fall, I was assigned as
associate pastor to the Parish in Yamato, about 30 miles west of Tokyo.
The pastor was also a PIME priest. (In Japan, although the churches are
all named after saints, they are usually referred to as the name of the
neighbor hood or city where they are located). For the next two years I
struggled through homilies and trying to make myself understood.
There was a Filipino Community in the parish, so I was able to celebrate Mass in English for them.
Continued on page. 3
Sunday, August 21
Cost: Free
Time: Noon
Mass will be
celebrated on the grounds of
St. Mary,
Cause of Our Joy
Hot dogs will be grilled up and there will
be games for children planned too!
Please bring a side dish to share.
Bring a chair or blanket to sit on and your
own non-alcoholic beverage.
Join us for an enjoyable afternoon of
fun and fellowship.
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PARISH INFORMATION
ST. MARY, CAUSE OF OUR JOY
8200 N. Wayne Road Westland, Michigan 48185 Phone: 734-425-4421
Email: [email protected] Fax: 734-425-0650
Website: www.stmarycooj.org
Office Hours Monday thru Thursday:
8:00am−Noon & 1:00pm−4:30pm Friday: 8:00am−Noon
Reconciliation: Saturdays: 3:30pm
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 4:30pm Sunday: 8:00am 10:00am 12 Noon Weekday: Monday, Thursday & Friday: 8:30am Wednesday: 12 Noon
Baptisms
Please call our Parish Office (425 4421) during regular business hours to make arrangements
if you have a child to be baptized.
Marriage Arrangements must be made by registered parishioner at
least six months in advance to allow sufficient time for instruction and preparation.
Visitation to the Sick
The pastor, deacon & lay visitors are available to visit the sick of the parish upon request.
RCIA (Right of Christian Initiation of Adults) Call the Parish Office
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
PARISH INFORMATION
PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY
Pastoral Staff Fr. Ken Mazur, PIME, Pastor [email protected] Fr. Joseph Plawecki, Priest in Residence Rev. Mr. John Burke, Deacon Rev. Mr. Jim Hensel, Deacon Emeritus
Children’s Faith Formation Sr. Gemma Legel, OSF [email protected]
Music and Worship
Steve Reyes
Youth Ministry
Carol Nelius [email protected] 734-765-5525
Parish Administration
Mary Allsteadt
Sandy Young
Peggy Fox
Jennifer Newman
Carol Pates
Shannon Galoch
Matt Andresen
Director of Music & Liturgy [email protected]
Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary [email protected] Bookkeeper [email protected] Maintenance Maintenance
Julie Callahan Ann Schroeder Debbie Marshall Sharon McCarthy Suzanne Price Nancy Smith Christopher Gieske Rocco Krcatovich
George Rodriguez Don Yokley Doug Taylor Doug Cyr James Fredrickson John Lister Helene Lusa
Parish Pastoral Council and
Transition Team Members
Knights of Columbus
Bob Schoenborn Grand Knight ([email protected]) 734-812-8734
Webmaster
Jeff Burden [email protected]
Readings for Sunday, August 14
1st Reading: Wisdom 18:6-9
Resp. Psalm: Blessed the people the Lord has chosen to
be his own.
2nd Reading: Hebrews 11:1-2, 8-19 Gospel: Luke 12:32-48
Our Active Duty Service Members:
CMDR Theron R. Korsak, U.S. Navy; CPT Joey Saunders, U.S. Marines; Joseph David Onadia, U.S. Navy; LCPL Dylan Serwatka USMC; MSGT Terence Zelek, U.S. Air Force; MAJ Timothy Zelek, U.S. Marines
Loyola Beaudette Rev John Blaska Remy Borremeo
Pat Boyington Family Jim Burns
Thomas Cavanaugh Genevieve Cielma
Tina Cieply Rose Colensky
Ron & Grace Dean Betty DeVos
Jane Deja Ron & Paul Dugas
Ed Figueroa Kevin Freeman
Joanne Harshman Natalie Harshman Richard Heidler
Bernice Hill Mike Hissong Pearl Huculak Rachelle Hund
Grace Judd Judy Kanack
Florence Kawka Rachel Kleinke
Ruth Kocan Bob Kluba Lee Kubiak Greg Linder
Anna Marie Linna Karen Lombardi
Paul Maceri Mary Ann Magon Danielle Malaniak
Pauline Martin Esther Manzo Joyce Miriani Selena Montez Fran Nieckarz Henry Pardo Ruth Parisien Myrna Payton
Joan Peglowski Carol Peters
Evelyn Peterson Daniel Pryce
Tony &Toni Przytulski
Sonya Rodriguez Deb A. Roraback Kathleen Savard
Emma Scaramella Jean Schmuck
Jack & Nancy Shea Deb Stanek
Theresa Stefanko Keith & Kevin Stites
Carl Sweeney Natalie Tanana Louise Ventura
Cathy West Joan Wojcik
Antoinette Wonsack Deb Yaremchuk Felix Zawaski
Georgiann Ziegler Ceil Zielasko
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We are looking for children
to join us on Mondays for
Faith Formation. Sessions
begin at 6:00 pm and
conclude at 7:15 pm. Choir practice follows
till 8:00 pm. Registration Forms and
calendars will be available next weekend.
Look for yours or take a blank envelope.
Faith Formation begins on Sept. 12 this
year.
We are also looking for Catechist Aides
and Substitutes. Please let me know of your
interest in this rewarding ministry.
We are looking for children to join us
for the Liturgy of the Word during Sunday
Mass. If your children are invited to
participate, please encourage them to join
the parade. This will take place after the
Opening Prayer. The children return to you
at the Offertory. We do exactly what
happens in church only on a child’s level. If
you are interested in training for this
rewarding ministry please let me know. If
we get enough interested adults and teens
we will have a good rotation going and will be
able to offer it at the 10:00 and the Noon
Masses.
We are looking for children who need to
prepare to celebrate sacraments this year.
Penance or Reconciliation will be
celebrated in November. Eucharist will be
celebrated in April and (we hope)
Confirmation will be celebrated in May.
The Bottom Line An attorney died and went to heaven. As he approached the
Pearly Gates, he noticed an orchestra
playing and thousands of angels cheering.
St. Peter himself rushed over to shake the
lawyer’s hand. “This is quite a reception,”
marveled the new arrival. “You’re very
special,” St. Peter explained. “We’ve never
had anyone live to be 130 before.” The
attorney was puzzled. “But I’m only 65.”
St. Peter thought for a moment. “Oh,” he
said, “we must have added up your billing
hours.” Sr. Gemma Legel, OSF
IN FORMATION
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
Vacation Bible School August 15 - 19, 2016
6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Pre- K ( ages 3 - 4) - Grade 6
Location: Social Halls and Parish Center
Theme: Jurassic Journey:
Discovering God's Everlasting Love
Registration Cost: $20.00 per child. (Families with three or more children are $15.00 per child).
You may register at the parish office weekdays. Children will be given a CD with all of the VBS songs for them to take home on the last night of class. BONUS: Due to a donation from a parishioner: All T-shirts will be provided for children participating in VBS! Please provide the T-shirt size for your child at registration. For Example: Size 6 or Size 8.
Extra Bonus for parents: The iron-on-logo will also be pressed on for you. Please remember to fill your registration form correctly so your child receives the proper color. Shirts can be ready for pick up the first night of Vacation Bible School and we ask that your child wear them each evening.
Please see the T-shirt colors for your child T-Shirt colors:
Pre-K=Green; Kindergarten=Purple; Grades1& 2=Yellow;
Grades 3&4 = Royal Blue; Grades 5&6 = Orange
Any questions, please contact Carol Nelius at 734 765 5525 or email at [email protected].
Fr. Ken (Continued from pg. 1)
Although I was probably not prepared for it, after two years I was named pastor of the parish in Atsugi, about 10 miles west of Yamato. I was excit-ed; I already knew some of the parishioners, especially some of the young
people. I remained in Atsugi for six and a half years, and my heart is still there. God’s graces worked overtime. When the bishop of Yokohama asked me to transfer to the parish in Futamaagawa, I was torn; it was one of the
biggest parishes in the diocese, in the city of Yokohama, but that meant having to leave the parish and city I loved. Never one to back down from a challenge, I moved to Futamatagawa, a neighborhood in the city of Yoko-hama famous because the drivers license bureau is located there. The church was a short 5-minute walk from the train station, and a ten minutes train ride to downtown Yokohama. Yokohama is a city of four million peo-ple, with a well-known Chinatown. It is a port city and, unlike Tokyo and other large Japanese cities, has had the influence of foreigners for hundreds of years. Next week….my call back to the States. God Bless, Fr. Ken, PIME
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Knights of Columbus
Caballeros de Colón
Meeting Reminder
Thursday, Aug. 11
7-8 pm, Social Hall All Knights in good standing are wel-come and encouraged to attend regard-less of your Council affiliation. ALL are welcome! Come and meet your brother Knights from the Parish and surrounding area; afterwards enjoy
some fellowship, pizza and refresh-ments.
E U C H A R I S T I C
E X P O S I T I O N
Fridays 9:00am to 3:00pm
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
BUS TRIPS
We have some wonderful bus trips coming up:
A Day in the D
Tues, Aug 23rd 7:45am – 4:00pm $72 due by THIS Tuesday, Aug. 9
Harvest Adventure Thurs, Sept 22nd 8:30am – 4:30pm
$74 due by Sept 8th
Frankenmuth
Mon, Oct 17th 8:00am – 6:00pm $62 due by Oct 30th
Firekeepers Casino Wed, Nov 2nd 9:15am – 5:45pm
$36 due by Oct. 19th
The bus trips are open to everyone. Please call me 734-525-3737 for more details and reservations. Copies of the Flyers can also be obtained at the Parish Office during regular business hours. Make checks payable to Bianco and mail to me at 8843 Linville, Livonia, MI 48150.
Maryann Sligay
The Feast of the Assumption
August 15 is NOT a Holy Day of
Obligation this year since it falls on
a Monday. We will be celebrating
Mass that day at 8:30 am. Please
join us.
ST. MARY’S CARDS
AND COFFEE CLUB
Every Wednesday! Come and have some coffee, conversation and play cards with friends old and new. Doors open at 10:30am Meeting starts at 11:00am
Small fee to play Pinochle or Euchre. You choose your game.
Assistance provided as needed. For questions or more information, call:
Ruth Ellis 734-926-1458 Nancy Ruby 734-728-7023 Jim Brisky 734-722-4963
ALL ARE WELCOME!
ATTENTION ALL WOMEN
of
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy Parish
What type of Women’s Group do you think would best serve you and our new parish family? Bring your ideas to a special meeting
Wednesday August 24, 2016 at 7PM
In the Parish Social Hall
For more information or assist with transportation to meeting
Contact Leslie at 734-502-2219
Email: [email protected]
OVER 50???
Are you interested in join-
ing a group for people over
50 years of age?
Please come to a meeting
on:
Monday, August 15 at
10am in the social hall.
Attention Ladies of Our Parish
We are having a Craft Show meeting this Tuesday evening at 6:30pm in our Parish Center Building. All Ladies from our Parish are WELCOME to attend and volunteer to help with this upcoming fundraising Event. Our Craft Show is scheduled for Saturday, October 8th, with all proceeds to go to help the sup-port of our new Parish. Hope to see you this Tuesday evening at 6:30pm in our Parish Center Building. Thank you,
Margaret Blackwood
Holy Name Fraternity We would like to take this opportunity to invite ALL Men from our Parish Family to join our newly formed group as we progress into the future of our new Parish. It is time that we pull TO-GETHER to make all of us stronger in our faith. Our newly formed group will be com-prised of men 18 years and older. The Purpose of our Fraternity is to:
• Promote fellowship between the Men in our Parish Family
• Assist the Parish both physically and financially whenever possible
• Conduct activities for the benefit of our Parish Family
• Aid the members in their duty to God and His Church.
We will begin meeting this September thru May on the third Tuesday of each month at 7pm in our parish small social hall. There is NO cost to join or dues to pay. We are planning to have Pancake Breakfasts and to participate in Texas Hold'ems as a fundraiser twice a year.
Please join us for a special Q & A meeting about our newly formed Holy Name Fraternity on Tuesday, August 16th at 7pm in Church.
Mark your calendar for our first official meeting on Tuesday, September 20th at 7pm in our Parish small hall.
Emery Price
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ARCHDIOCESE AND
COMMUNITY NEWS
The Jubilee Year of Mercy With Pope Francis
God’s Ears
The saints are like God’s ears—one for each need of his people. We, too, can be saints in a sense. We, too, can be God’s ears for our fam-ilies, in our neighborhoods, where we move about, and where we work. We, too, can be people who listen to the needs of others, not merely to commiserate with them or to go and tell others, but rather
to gather together all these needs and present them to the Lord in prayer. -Homily, Feast of San Cayetano, August 7, 2006
Reflection: How is listening an act of mercy? It is a sacrifice of our time, our de-sires, and our preferences. Be merciful this week by truly listening to others and presenting their needs to God in prayer
FOR WIDOWED MEN
AND WOMEN
Mass at the beautiful historic St. Anne Catholic Church in Detroit August 21, 2016 12:00 Mass
All widowed men and women are invited to join us for Mass at St. Anne in Detroit as we continue to enjoy Mass at historic churches.We will attend the 12:00 Mass on Sunday, August 21stat St. Anne de Detroit, 1000 St. Anne St., followed by lunch at a location to be determined. Check-in by 11:30 a.m. for Mass at 12:00. Come worship together and meet new friends in a safe, friendly, and supportive setting. RSVP by August 12th to Gerry at 734-259-5024. Sponsored by Widowed Friends, a “peer” support group in the Archdiocese of Detroit. For further information about Widowed Friends, come visit our website at www.widowedfriends.org
23rd Annual Benefit on the Bay
Support the Capuchin Soup Kitchen by attending the 23rd Annual Benefit on the Bay on Friday, August 26, 5:30 PM at the newly renovated MacRay Harbor on Lake St. Clair. Music by “John Dickson & the C-Notes,” “The Key Suspects,” and special musical guests, the Capuchin Soup Kitchen Choir! 100% of the event’s proceeds benefit the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. $65 ticket includes appetizers, dinner, dancing, beer, wine, and desserts. There will be live auction items plus the silent auction will feature over 100 items. For advance tickets call: 313-579-2100
ext. 153 or 170 www.CSKDetroit.org
Heavenly Father, welcome Home
those whom you have called from
this world especially
Catherine Santicchia
Mary Marino
Robert Boyk
and all the souls of our faithful
departed. May they rest in peace.
RCIA: WHAT IS RCIA?
Do you know someone who wants to become Catholic? Have you completed all the Sacraments of initiation? Are you interested in a refresher course? Would you like to journey with someone interested in becoming Catholic? Would you like to be a spon-sor for someone becoming Catholic?
SHARING If you can answer yes to any of the above questions, please give the Parish Office a call at 425-4421.
Assist the Catholic Church in Poland The church and the people of Poland appeal to you for your generous spiritu-al and financial support the weekend of August 20 and 21st. Special envelopes are available in our Gathering space or Parish Office for your donation.
Your donation will fund the educa-tion of Priests and Polish-American students; Charitable works in parishes
and Catholic institutions in Poland;
Missionary work of Polish Religious;
and Formation Programs for Lay Lead-ers serving Polonia in the USA.
SHIRLEY’S CLUB
RESERVATIONS
September 14 at 11:30am.
Shirley’s club will be sharing lunch and memories at Archie’s Restaurant on Plymouth Road. Please join us for anoth-er memorable afternoon. Tickets are $17.00. Make checks paya-
ble to Kathy McLeod and send to Kathy McLeod at 8465 Terri Dr., Westland, MI 48185 (734)427-7203. Deadline for reservations is Sept. 9. Come join us.
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS of the EUCHARIST
Here are some guidelines from the Archdiocese of Detroit concerning Extraordinary
ministers of the Eucharist to the homebound, nursing homes, etc.
Ideally, the ministers to the sick are sent forth from the Sunday liturgy (or weekday
liturgy) so that those who are cannot be physically present at the community celebration
may be united in the Lord with the community. The ministers should receive the hosts for
distribution to the sick in a pyx at the time that they themselves receive Holy
Communion. They should not wait until after Mass to place the hosts in the pyx. Before
the ministers receive Communion themselves, they should hold out the open pyx, say how
many hosts are needed, and wait until that many are placed in the pyx. Then they should
close the pyx and receive Communion themselves.
The ministers should go directly to the homebound. It is not appropriate to go to
breakfast, shopping or elsewhere along the way.
The Blessed Sacrament may NOT be kept in one’s private possession, either on one’s
person or in a fixed place, except when in transit to bring Communion to someone.
The extraordinary minister should consume unused hosts. Should there be a large number
of hosts remaining, they should be returned promptly to the church and placed in the
tabernacle. Care should be taken at the next visit to limit the amount of Eucharist being
brought.
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SUNDAY August 7
MONDAY August 8
TUESDAY August 9
WEDNESDAY August 10
8:00 am Mass
10:00 am Mass
12:00 Noon Mass
8:30am Mass
No weekday Mass
6:30pm Craft
Show Meeting
7pm Christian
Service Meeting
11:00am Cards and
Coffee—social hall
Noon Mass
THURSDAY August 11
FRIDAY
August 12
SATURDAY August 13
SUNDAY August 14
8:30am Mass
7:00pm Knights of
Columbus Meeting
8:30am Mass
9:00am-3:00pm Eucharistic Exposition
3:30pm
Reconciliation
4:30pm Mass
Twentieth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
8:00am Mass
10:00am Mass
12 Noon Mass
LITURGICAL SCHEDULE August 13/14
SATURDAY 4:30pm SUNDAY 8:00am SUNDAY 10:00am SUNDAY 12 NOON
Lector
Comm.
Sharon McCarthy Dan Kavetsky
Henry Ver Vaecke Linda Dinsmore
Jan Lauster Tim Wycihowski
Mary Tavana Evelyn Bledsoe
Extraordinary
Ministers of
Holy
Communion
Terry Luckhardt Fran Niemiec
Gloria Townsend
Flo Bozak
V. Angelosanto MaryLou Davis
Dcn. John
Carol Janowski Larry Janowski
John Lister
Cheryl Paputo
Mike Servalish
Ron Dugas Dcn. John
Duane Harbowy Patti Krcatovich Rocky Krcatovich
Diane Pietras
Don Yokley
Kathy Yokley
Dcn John
Loretta Wood Annmarie Konrad
Ken Konrad
Dcn . John
Darlene LaFave
Volunteer
Volunteer
Altar
Servers
Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer
Sacristan Fran Gleason Alice André Theresa O’Bey Pat Storey
Ushers Paul Markus Team John Burke Team Volunteers
Homebound Duane Harbowy
Rocky & Patti Krcatovich
Weekday
Sacristans
MONDAY
Alice André
WEDNESDAY
Mary Tavana
THURSDAY
Fran Gleason
FRIDAY
Jeanne Sullivan
Jack Rourke Team
Celebrant Fr. Ken Mazur Fr. Joe Plawecki Fr. Ken Mazur Fr. Ken Mazur
Monday, August 8 8:30am Joseph A. Wojciak by his sister, Florence Azzopardi Sp. Intentions Ruth Cadotte by her husband, Bob Dec. members of Mona and Bill Abbey Families
Wednesday, August 10 12 Noon Josephine Armstrong by John & Julie Barile
Thursday, August 11 8:30am Deloris O’Hagan by Don
Friday, August 12 8:30am Rosemary Drake (27th Anniv) by her Family Sp. Intentions Heather & Katelyn Sipple by John & Julie Barile
Saturday, August 13 4:30pm Michael Forbes by his Mom, Betty Gene Glowacki by sister-in-law Rita Bernas Robert Novak by Patti & Bob Monaghan Mary Carter by her brother, Stan Gillis Sp. Intentions Sonny & Gerrie Giss by Grace Coates
Sunday, August 7 8:00am Burt & Joan Nucich by their Family
Michael Kostik by Leon & Dianne Lazar
Agnes Miller by Geralyn & Jim Pawlaczyk
10:00am For our Parish Family 12 Noon Carol Smolinski by Gloria Williams Fr. Robert Wurm by our Parish Family
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