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Fourth Sunday of Easter April 22, 2018
“We exist to joyfully worship God and carry out the mission of Jesus Christ �in the power of the Holy Spirit. ”�
Mission Statement of Christ the King�
Mass and Confession at Christ the King
Daily Masses Monday, April 23, 6:45am
Carol Mitzel, Rest in Peace
Tuesday, April 24, Noon Katie-Rose Pacconi, Special Intention
Wednesday, April 25, 6:45am
Dcn. Bernie Pohl, Rest in Peace
Thursday, April 26, 6:45am
CTK Seminarians
Friday, April 27, 5:30pm
Military Personnel
Confessions 5:00-5:25pm Saturday, April 28, 9:00am
CTK Women Religious in Formation
Confessions following Mass
Sunday Masses Saturday, April 28, 4:30pm
Jonathan Estey, Birthday Blessings
Confessions 4:00-4:25pm
Sunday, April 29, 9:00am
Samantha Shawver, Rest in Peace
Confessions 8:30-8:55am
Sunday, April 29, 11:00am
The People of Christ the King
Confessions 10:30-10:55am
Visiting? New to CTK? Stop by the St. John Paul the Great Room after Mass today or see page 2 for more information.
Adoration Chapel Updates
We need adorers for our Eucharistic Adoration Chapel. Committed adorers are what allow us to keep the Chapel open. You do not need to
be a registered member of Christ the King to
be a committed adorer. Please prayerfully consider becoming a committed adorer for one
of these times:
Sun: 3am, 9am, 3pm, 5pm, 11pm
Mon: 1am, 2am, 3am
Tue: 12am
Wed: 2am, 3am, 2pm
Thu: 12am, 1am, 2am, 2pm
Fri: 4pm, 9pm
Sat: 2am, 3am, 9am, 12pm, 2pm, 5pm, 6pm, 7pm, 8pm
To sign up for adoration, please contact Greg Stout (734-645-4060 or [email protected]).
Growing Up Programs
Coming Next Weekend!
Father/Son (boys 11-14): April 28, 1-4pm
Mother/Daughter (girls 10-13): April 29, 1-4pm
Join us in celebrating our young people with food, fun, and fellowship! These events begin an important ongoing conversation about the physi-cal, emotional, and spiritual aspects of growing up.
The Father/Son Event (boys 11-14) on Saturday April 28th, 1-4pm,
will emphasize responsibility, humility, purity, and prayer. Contact John Hoving, (989-891-6722 or [email protected]) for more information.
The Mother/Daughter Event (girls 10-13) on Sunday April 29th,
1-4pm will emphasize virtue in friendship, authentic love, modesty, the changes in a young woman’s body in preparation for motherhood, the onset of ovulation and periods, and vocations. Contact Julia Hoving (989-272-6981 or [email protected]) for more information.
The event fees are $15 per event, per family. Go to ctkcc.net/growingup for more information and to register!
Join us this Friday, April 27, at 7:30pm for...
See page 3 for more information.
Fire It Up! Retreat coming Pentecost Weekend Save the date for this fun-filled event for all ages!
This weekend version of the Life in the Spirit Seminar includes a children’s track, so everyone can grow together in the power of the Holy Spirit! The retreat begins Friday evening, May 18, and goes through the day on Saturday, May 19. It will include inspiring talks, wonderful music, food, and games for the kids! Parishioners Caroline and
Dan Dirkes of 2Tim4 Ministries will lead this great retreat. Registration information will be coming soon!
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Upcoming Parish Prayer Meetings
Upper Room Praise & Worship Fridays, 7:45 - 9:15pm, in the Worship Space in the Church. (6:30pm—Bring your own dinner to the Bp. Mengeling Room)
NEW! Summer Schedule, May-August. See page 3 for details.
Women’s Prayer Meetings 4th Mondays, 7:30 - 9pm, in Parish Center Room 2
Surge Life Teen High School Prayer Meeting Tuesdays, 8:15 - 9:30pm, in the Worship Space
Fuel Middle School Prayer Meeting 2nd and 4th Mondays, 7:30 - 8:30pm, in the Worship Space
Burning Bush Intercessory Prayer Meetings ~ all welcome Wednesdays, 10 - 11:30am, in Parish Center Room 4
Upcoming Community Prayer Meetings
The Word of God Sunday, April 22, 4:00-6:00pm, Covenant Communi-ty Church, 5171 Jackson Rd., Ann Arbor 48103. For more information,
734-994-3243 or www.thewordofgodcommunity.org
Word of Life Sunday, April 22, 4:30-6:00pm, Vineyard Church of Ann Arbor, 2275 Platt Rd., Ann Arbor 48104. For more information, 734-
677-3662 or www.wordoflifecommunity.org.
Visiting? New to CTK? Or just have questions? If you are visiting, new, or have questions about Christ the King or would like free resources to help in your spiritual journey, stop by the Welcome Table in the St. John Paul the Great Room after the Mass.
Someone will be there to help.
**We encourage any registered parishioner or any son or daughter of a
registered parishioner of Christ the King who is preparing to get married
outside of our parish to contact us so we can pray for you and your upcom-
ing marriage. Please contact [email protected]. Thank you!**
May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Patricia Mitzel, mother of Dennis Mitzel and grandmother of Tim and Dan Mitzel
Fourth Sunday of Easter “I am the Good Shepherd, and I know Mine and Mine know Me!”
PARISH NEWS AND EVENTS
Jesus Christ is Risen! He is Risen indeed! This Sunday’s reading con-
tains a wonderful promise, a promise that the Lord Jesus states as a fact in
the verse cited above. That the Lord Jesus knows us we assume as a giv-
en; after all, what or who would the omniscient Lord not know? But
when He also states, “Mine know Me,” that’s where it gets exciting! When He rose from the dead, everything changed, including our ability to
more personally experience His reality in our lives. As you know, when
the Scriptures talk about knowing someone, there are several different
ways in which that can be understood. For example, to know someone
can be understood as to know about someone, to be familiar with who
they are. It can also mean to have an actual relationship with them. And in
the Scripture, it can refer to the most personal, intimate union possible.
This is the first way in which to know someone is mentioned in the Scrip-
tures, Genesis 4:1: “Adam knew Eve.” This does not mean that he simply
knew about her, nor does it mean that they were just acquainted. What it
means is demonstrated by the next clause: “and she conceived….” The Greek verb used in John 10 for “to know” is the same Greek verb that the
Septuagint (the Greek version of the Scriptures used by the Jews) uses in
Genesis 4. More importantly, the same verb is used in the same grammati-
cal sense as is used in John, both of the Lord Jesus knowing us and we
knowing Him. Greek is a very rich language with amazing ways of con-
veying different verbal senses; for example you can use the verb “to
know” and express it in a way that conveys, “I wish to know” or “I would
like to know.” You can also express it in a way that simply conveys a
statement of the actual present reality. That’s how it is used here: Jesus
knows us and we know Him. Obviously, when the verb is used in Gene-
sis, there is an aspect of Adam’s knowing Eve that is intimate, physical, and marital, which is in some ways different than how we know Jesus and
He knows us.
However, our great mystics remind us that the level of union that the
Lord Jesus calls us to is also referred to as spiritual marriage, with the clear
connotation that the union with the Lord Jesus that we are called to far
transcends simply knowing about Him, or just being an acquaintance of
His. It speaks of an actual, experiential union with Him. “Mine know
Me,” He states. The obvious invitation implicit in that expression is one
we should take advantage of, especially during this Holy Season of Easter.
If we are not sure what that means or how to go about it, the Church has a
rich mystical tradition of great men and women of God who knew Him well and wrote down for us how each and every one of us can grow in that
union with Him ourselves. During this Holy Season, there is a specific
grace of deeper union that rests on this time that we would do well to take
advantage of. We can do that by familiarizing ourselves more deeply with
just what it is we are being called to. A way to do that is to take advantage
of those mystics’ writings, even as Pope St. John Paul the Great urged us
to do in his Millennial letters. Three books that can be very helpful for this
include The Interior Castle by St. Teresa of Jesus, which is probably the
best and most comprehensive explanation; The Practice of the Presence of
God by Br. Lawrence of the Resurrection, and Hinds Feet on High Places
by Hannah Hurnard. The last book is this aspect of the mystical life pre-sented as an allegory based on Song of Songs. It can be a very helpful
beginners’ book—I re-read it regularly.
We spent the season of Lent preparing our hearts for the Sacred Tridu-
um. Now the Lord Jesus invites us to pay equal attention to the gifts and
graces of the Holy Season of Easter, that we might experience more deep-
ly, each one of us, the union with Him that His Resurrection enables us to
have! Even so, come, Lord Jesus, come! — Fr. Ed Fride
FR. ED’S CORNER
DSA Begins This Weekend!
The 2018 Diocesan Services Appeal begins this week-end, April 21-22. The DSA provides operating funds for dozens of ministries, including seminarian education, that affect the 77 parishes in the diocese. By contrast, last year's Witness to Hope campaign supported Diocesan
endowment funds and Christ the King's capital campaign.
Our parish goal is $99,162. Pledge envelopes will be available for the next few weeks in the pews. There are changes to the giving process, especially for those who donate by credit card. For more information, as well as a link for donating online, please go to www.ctkcc.net/2018-dsa.
Please pray for the success of the DSA. Questions? Please contact any DSA team member: Ken Bogan ([email protected]), Mike Donnelly ([email protected]), Don Mierendorf ([email protected]), or Joe Wade ([email protected]).
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Attention: Women of the Parish Christ is Risen! He is Risen, indeed! What more can one say?! Come join in the praise and gratitude at the Women’s Prayer Meeting this Monday, April 23, 7:30-9:00pm, Parish Center Room 2. No experience needed, just a desire to accept God's love and to lift each other up to Him. Any questions, call Dorothy Spencer, 734-434-3097.
Registration is now open! Registration deadline: June 1st. Please visit ctkcc.net/vbs for more information and to register.
This Sunday: Life Night (small groups)
Tuesday night: High School Praise & Worship 7-8pm: Gather for snacks and social time 8-9:30pm: Praise and Worship, Prayer Ministry, Confession, a meditation or talk, and bi-weekly Adoration. Each week our teens are encouraged to go deeper in their relationship with Jesus and walk more boldly in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Fuel Middle School Prayer Meeting April 23
Christ the King’s Fuel prayer meetings are for middle schoolers (grades 6-8). We normally gather on the second and fourth Mondays of the month. Our next prayer meeting will be this Monday, April 23. Come any time after 7:00pm to hang out; the prayer meeting itself goes from 7:30 to 8:30pm. Feel free to bring your friends! Have questions or need more information? Email us at [email protected].
Encounter. Equip. Evangelize.�
Join us this Friday, April 27 for
Night Vigil! Shalom World, an inter-national Catholic charismatic media company, has invited Upper Room to partner with them for their monthly
program, Night Vigil: A Trinitarian Night of Miracles. This event will combine Upper Room’s Praise & Worship with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, a talk by CTK parishioner Caroline Gambale-Dirkes, a testimony, and intercession for Christians who are being persecuted around the world. Martin Doman will lead worship.
The event will be taped on Friday, April 27. Please arrive by 7:20pm so as to be in your seats when the event and taping begin at 7:30pm. The event will last approximately 2-3 hours. Important: Your entrance to this event is your consent to appear in this international broadcast.
The event will be broadcast the following Friday, May 4. Go to www.shalomworldtv.org/night-vigil. Questions? Contact Upper Room Director Christy Whiting (734-929-0982 or [email protected]).
Summer Schedule Change From May through August, Upper Room will meet only on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month. On 2nd Fri-days, prayer ministry will be available. On 4th Fridays, we'll vary the evenings with extended worship, testimonies, and more. This schedule will give our volunteers a well-deserved break. 5:30pm Mass will con-tinue to be offered every Friday.
BUSINESS NEWS
Thank You for Your Support
Sunday Collections
April (2 of 5 weeks)
Budgeted Amount $44,000 Amount Received (through 4/10/18) 53,098 Receipts vs. Budget $9,098
Fiscal Year to Date (July through April) Budgeted Amount (2 of 5 weeks in April) $1,029,400 Amount Received (through 4/10/18) $1,031,405 Receipts vs. Budget $2,005
Thank you for your stewardship and involvement in your parish family.
Please support our bulletin advertisers! The cost of printing the bulletin continues to be covered
by the generosity of our advertisers at no cost to the parish.
Couples:
Join us for one or both of these events!
• Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Lively Virtues video by Bp. Robert Bar-
ron Join us Friday, April 27, 7:00-7:30pm or Sunday, April 29, 1:30-2:00pm to watch the episode “Anger & Forgiveness.” We’ll just be watching the video, not doing a group study at this time. (For those interested in studying on their own, workbooks are available online at sevendeadlysins.wordonfire.org.)
• Strengths-Based Marriage study Friday, April 27, 7:30pm or Sunday, April 29, 2:00pm. Using the Gallup StrengthsFinder Assessment tool, we’ll explore how our individual strengths can con-tribute to the overall success of our marriage. Copies of the text, Strengths-Based Marriage by Jimmy Evans and Allan Kelsey, are available for $10 at either meeting. The Gallup assessment ($19.99 per person for top five strengths) can be purchased online at www.gallupstrengthscenter.com. This small group for married couples meets the fourth weekend of each month.
For more information about either of these events, contact Dick and Stephanie Giba (734-747-7415 or [email protected]).
May Crowning The annual May Crowning will take place during the 11am Mass on Sunday, May 6. All are invited to honor the Blessed Mother, especially children and those who have made their First Holy Communions this year, by participating in a procession during the
liturgy. Roses will be provided. A very brief rehearsal will take place immediately following the 11am Mass next Sunday, April 29.
Questions? Please contact Jill Diroff at [email protected].
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LOCAL AND AREA EVENTS (CONTINUED)
NFP Class The Couple-to-Couple League provides thorough Natural Family Planning (NFP) training in an engaging three-session main course and offers supplemental training for postpartum and pre-menopausal couples, upon request. The main course fulfills the diocesan NFP marriage prep requirement. Upcoming courses are listed below. For questions, contact [email protected].
• Premenopause Course: May 9 (7:30pm) Pre-register: http://register.ccli.org/class_series/11678
BELOVED 2018
All high school girls in 9th-12th grade are invited to attend BeLoved events on Wednesday nights from 7:00 to 9:00pm at Covenant Community Church, 5171 Jackson Rd., Ann Arbor 48103. Remaining dates for the semester are Apr. 25, May 9, and May 30. $5 or
BeLoved Membership. Questions? Go to beloverevolution.com or email us at [email protected].
PRO-LIFE NEWS & EVENTS
Do you feel lost, alone, or bored in your marriage? Are you frustrated, hurt or angry with your spouse? Are you constantly fighting, or do you simply shut down? Have you thought about separation or divorce? Retrouvaille can help! Consider attending our upcoming program May 4-6. For more information or to register, call 800-470-2230. For more information about Retrouvaille, go to HelpOurMarriage.org.
Mark your calendars for these upcoming events!
Lansing Catholic Lawyers Guild Annual Spring Luncheon, Tuesday, May 15, 12:00-1:30pm. St. Mary Cathedral Parish Hall. Speaker: the Hon. Beth Clement. To attend, please contact Diane Arzberger, 517-402-2880 or [email protected]. RSVP deadline: May 8.
2018 Diocese of Lansing Assembly, “Made for Happiness” Sept. 22, 2018, Breslin Center, East Lansing. You and thousands of other Catholics from around the Diocese of Lansing are invited to join Bishop Boyea and all his clergy at this historic gathering of the Church. The day’s activities will include a Eucharistic Procession, an assembly with inspiring speakers and music, and Mass with Bishop Boyea. Regis-tration for this FREE event will be coming soon! For more information, go to www.madeforhappiness.org.
We Want Your Opinion! As part of the planning process for our facilities, the Wel-come Team would like your input as to what you would like to see as we redesign the narthex (that is, the main
entrance/lobby area of the Church). What changes would you suggest to the narthex and nearby areas, such as the St. John Paul the Great Room, that would help us be more welcoming and better live out our Parish Mission Statement (see page 1)? Please send your ideas to [email protected] or contact Theresa in the Parish Office. Please let us hear from you by this Friday, April 27. Thank you!
Jesus Our Healer April 22, 4:00-6:00pm, Covenant Community Church, 5171 Jackson Rd., Ann Arbor 48103. The Word of God Com-munity is hosting a special healing prayer meeting featuring Diocese of Lansing seminarian Patrick Brennan, who will be speaking and leading the healing prayer. All are welcome! Questions? Contact Peter William-son, [email protected].
Benefit Concert for NET Ireland! Featuring Martin Doman and his daughter Grace, this free concert will support Grace’s year-long commitment to evangelize the youth of Ireland. This concert featuring beautiful worship music will be this Saturday, April 28, at 7:00pm in the Christ the King Worship Space. Join us!
Ann Arbor Sidewalk Advocates For
Life Training—May 5 Would you like to learn how to help wom-en in unplanned, crisis pregnancies in front of the abortion facility choose life? Side-
walk Advocates for Life offers a loving and prayerful sidewalk advoca-cy method that seeks to reach the woman’s heart and fill her needs so she can confidently choose life. The results of this ministry have been amazing! Here in Washtenaw County, we have seen a dramatic decline in the number of abortions since the SAFL campaign began 3 years ago. Come to the training and learn how to be the hands and feet of Christ reaching out to abortion-minded women and men. We also need prayer partners to support the counselors at the abortion clinic. Our next training by Ann Arbor SAFL will be Saturday, May 5, 10am-
3pm, in Saline. Cost: $15 ($10 for students); includes a training manual and lunch. To learn more about this method and/or to register, please contact Paul or Kathy by Thursday, May 3 at 734-944-7790 or [email protected]. More information about SAFL is available at www.sidewalkadvocates.org. Endorsed by the CTK Pro-Life Action Committee
LOCAL AND AREA EVENTS
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Br. Thomas Aquinas Maria (Seth) Borders Diego Granados Br. Chrysostom (Joseph) Gryniewicz Kevin Hufnagel
Jack Jobst Dominic Sternhagen
Michael Sternhagen, LC
Bobby Tull
Please pray for these men discerning priesthood & their families:
Sr. Miriam Loveland, SHM
Sr. Danielle Victoria Lussier, FSP
Sr. Amaris (Katherine) Salata, FSE
Sr. Lisa Zelfa, SGL
Please pray for these women in formation and discerning
vocations to the religious life and for their families:
For information about our circle or how to contact us, email [email protected].
Fr. Ed Fride Circle
#5514
Please pray for the men and women in military service.
Due to a potential threat to families of those in military service result- ing from the members’ names being publicized through the Internet, we no longer publish the names of men and women in military service. We encourage you to continue to pray for them and to remember all our troops in a special way on Fridays by praying a Rosary for those serving in the military.
KofC Contact For any questions or comments about our KofC, or to find out how to join, contact Grand Knight Mark Tepen (734-678-2402 or [email protected]). For info about the KofC-sponsored Squires program for adolescent young men, contact Larry Gjernes (734-461-1326 or
Serving Coffee & Donuts More Knights are needed to help us serve Coffee & Donuts after the two Sunday Masses. Although usually we do this once a month, this month we have two on our schedule. We need some additional Knights so that the workload is spread out beyond the usual few. Contact PGK Tom Genyk ([email protected] or 734-485-0564) to find
out how and when you can serve.
Knight of the Month, March Kelly Donnellon, who chaired the annual Palm Sunday MI ("Tootsie Roll") Drive. He also serves as Deputy Grand Knight and coordinates the scheduling for the Knights' Hour Adora-tion. In the 4th Degree Assembly, he has been serving as a Trustee, serving in the Color Corps, and leading the bimonthly Bingo sessions for the resi-
dents of the VA Hospital.
Family of the Month, March Rob and Cyndy Steward, who serve the RCIA team by supplying the food (fruit, cheese, pastries, etc.) to the weekly sessions from September through Pentecost. They also supply the pre-Easter
Vigil meal, which is more substantial. They do all this as a gift to the parish.
Recycling Donations All parishioners are invited to donate their empty ink-jet printer ink cartridges, laser toner cartridges, surplus cell phones, and unwanted MP3 players (or iPods) to the Knights' recycling project. All funds raised are used for council projects, including seminarian support. Please place your donations in the box by the shelf in the Church corridor opposite
the main rest rooms.
Christ the King Vocations Committee For more information on vocations, please contact:
Diocesan Priesthood and Men Religious ................................... Fr. Ed Fride Permanent Diaconate ............................................................ Dcn. Dan Foley
Women Religious ............................................... Sr. Mary Ann Foggin, SGL
Consecrated Virginity ......................................................... Nancy Kushman
Christian Marriage ........................................................... Dcn. Lou Russello
Lay Ecclesial Ministry ............................................................ David Mangan
REMEMBER IN PRAYER
Damian & Erica Labbe
Patrick & Cassie McCarthy
Christian & Jennifer Fenton
Mark & Maureen Sturgis
Paul & Sara DiPirro
Dennis Hill & Susan Carruthers
Mark & Rachel Leerkes
Tony & Julie Redente
David & Val Kelley
Steven & Kara Cardella
Dan & Suzanne Taylor
Philippe & Susan Sammour
We indicate the 1st Anniversary, then anniversaries at the
25th, 30th, etc., year.
Wedding Anniversaries With joy and thanksgiving, please pray for these
couples celebrating their anniversaries:
Charles & Ramona Stockton — 25th Anniversary
NEEDED, WANTED, AVAILABLE
These announcements are printed for the convenience of our parishioners. The goods and ser-
vices are not provided by or through the parish. Their presence does not imply endorsement.
Job Opening Remodeling and building company in Washtenaw Coun-ty is looking for an experienced carpenter or construction project manag-er with a minimum of 10 years experience in the construction industry. Please e-mail [email protected].
Job Opening Secretary/Receptionist, St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Ypsilanti. Half– to full-time. Position could be filled by two part-time individuals. Must be a practicing Catholic; detail-oriented; MS Office-, Publisher-, and computer-proficient. College preferred. Email resume to [email protected].
For sale To benefit my 6-month mission as a Catholic nurse in Burkina Faso (West Africa), I am selling shea butter products produced in Burki-na: body butter, soap, and lip balm, as well as African jewelry and tradi-tionally-clothed dolls. Please contact Maggie, [email protected], for pictures and more information.
Job Openings Mary’s Mantle Catholic home for homeless expectant mothers has 3 job openings. For more information, go to http://marysmantle.net/support-us/employment.
Job opportunity Babysitting for three children ages 5, 2, and 3 months one day a week from 7:15am-6:00pm. Location: west side of Ann Arbor. Previous child care experience preferred. Must be reliable and punctual. Must have means of transportation with a clean driver’s record, non-smoking, OK with cats. Please contact Sarah Gretz at [email protected] or 734 255-3522. Must be able to provide refer-ences upon request.
Devotional items for sale Looking for some Marian items for your-self or upcoming celebrations? We have like-new Rosaries, Mary art-work and statues, and Angel statues. Prices from $1 to $5. Pictures upon request. Please call 734-330-9046.
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First Saturday Mass and Prayer for Evangelization: 9am followed by Rosary and Benediction
Prayer for Healing and Other Needs: Third Sundays after Mass; second Fridays
at Upper Room Praise and Worship.
Baptisms: Baptismal Catechesis is a Diocesan requirement (only attend one class). Next class: May 7, 8pm in the Church Cry Room. You don’t need to wait to have your baby before attending the class. Baptisms are currently scheduled for May 6, June 10, July 8, and August 12, 2018. If you are planning to have your child baptized and/or need to register for Baptismal catechesis, please contact [email protected] to receive a Baptismal Registration Form. If attending the catechesis, please read the section on Baptism in the Catechism of the Catholic
Church.
Sacrament of Matrimony: Couples planning on getting married through Christ the King must contact Dcn. Lou at [email protected] for an appointment. Please note that the wedding date cannot be set until that initial meeting and must take into account a one-year period of preparation. Due to the fact that we are a personal parish, we are allowed to offer the Sacrament of Matrimony only to our registered parishioners (that is, the bride, groom, or one of the parents must be a registered
parishioner). Thank you for your understanding. Questions? Please contact Dcn. Lou.
Confessions: Friday 5:00 - 5:25pm & Saturday after 9am Mass until all Confessions are heard. Confessions are also offered beginning 30 minutes before Saturday 4:30pm Mass, Sunday morning Masses, and Holy Day Masses. It is preferred that devotional Confessions (not confessing mortal sins) be made on Friday afternoon and Saturday
morning. Confessions will end 5 minutes before the scheduled start time for Mass.
Bulletin Announcements, Pulpit Announcements, Brochures, and Fliers: All of the above must be submitted to the Parish Office in writing no later than noon on Monday in order to be published that weekend. There are early deadlines before holidays, so please plan accordingly. Bulletin announcements go to [email protected] or a copy of the announcement may be faxed to 734-663-3735, dropped off, or sent by US Mail. Submissions are prioritized based on specific criteria and space available. Submission alone does not guarantee it will be printed. Pulpit announcements, brochures, fliers, and special requests should be submitted by the deadline to Mark Zielman ([email protected] or 734-929-0973). To announce a specific event, the event must be taking place during the weekend of the announcement. To announce registration for an upcoming event, a representative of the group requesting the announcement must be available on the day of the announcement in the St. John Paul the Great Room. Anything not meeting those criteria should be submitted to the bulletin editor for consideration. No brochures or
fliers will be posted or distributed without approval by Fr. Ed. No exceptions!
Liturgical/Sacramental Events: Requests for special activities during the Liturgy, e.g. First Communions, special prayers, renewal of wedding vows, must be submitted for approval to Mark Zielman at [email protected] or 734-929-0973, no later than noon on Monday before the weekend. Scheduling: All scheduling requests should be emailed to [email protected]. There are room request forms on our website. Prayers of the Faithful: In the event of the death of a loved one, we want to pray for the deceased at Sunday Masses and announce the death in the bulletin. The normal way to inform the parish is to call the main office (734-665-5040). When a death occurs at a time when normal communication channels will not allow the parish office to process the information in a timely way (e.g. after business hours on Friday) and you would like the deceased included in the Prayers of the Faithful that weekend, please let Fr. Ed or a deacon know in person before the weekend Mass you are
attending.
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick/Communion for the Homebound Please contact Fr. Ed to arrange a time for the anointing, or ask to receive the Sacrament after Mass. To arrange for Communion to be brought to a homebound parishioner, please contact Gene McKay, 734-276-1930. (Please leave a message if
Gene is unable to answer).
Elizabeth Ministry brings meals to postpartum moms and those recovering from surgery. To volunteer or request a meal, contact Kateri Leblanc, 734-552-1313 or
Mass Intentions: To arrange for a Mass to be said for a particular intention, please
call 665-5040 and press 0 to speak with someone at the front desk.
SACRAMENTS � HOURS � STAFF � POLICIES
Parish Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 9am - noon; 1 - 5pm
Phone: 734-665-5040, Fax: 734-663-3735
Parish Staff Father Ed Fride, Pastor: (Monday off) 734-665-0609, [email protected]
Father Bill Spencer, Priest in Residence: 734-255-5478, [email protected]
Deacon Dan Foley: 734-996-4027, [email protected]
Deacon Gerry Holowicki: 734-572-4595, [email protected]
Deacon John Ozog: [email protected]
Deacon Larry Randolph: 734-622-8144, [email protected] Deacon Lou Russello: [email protected]
Deacon Wayne Slomiany: 734-929-0972, [email protected]
Martin Doman, Director of Worship: ext. 976, Direct Dial 734-929-0976,
Mark Zielman, Liturgical Coordinator: ext. 973, Direct Dial 734-929-0973,
Barbara Morgan, Director of Religious Education: 734-660-4297, [email protected]
Lauren Sauter, Secretary to DRE: [email protected]
Aimée Godfrey, Director of Adult Discipleship: ext. 983, Direct Dial 734- 929-0983, [email protected] John Hoving, Director of Youth Discipleship: ext. 977, Direct Dial 734-
929-0977, [email protected]
Harrison Raney, Life Teen Music Director: [email protected]
Christy Whiting, Upper Room Director: (Wednesday off) ext. 982, Direct Dial 734-929-0982, [email protected] Ken Bogan, Business/Operations Manager: ext. 989, Direct Dial 734-
929-0989, [email protected]
Dorothy Babcock, Facilities Manager: (Office Hours: Tues., Wed., & Thurs.
8:30 - 3pm) ext. 974, Direct Dial 734-929-0974, [email protected]
Theresa Hofer, Communications Coordinator: ext. 971, Direct Dial 734-929-0971, [email protected]; for bulletin announcements, email
Sharon Messiter, Parish Secretary: 734-665-5040, Direct Dial 734-929-0975,
[email protected]; for scheduling events, email [email protected]
Hannah Stroup, Clerical Assistant: [email protected]
Maintenance: Bruce Hohnke, Amy Kopacz, Susan Perrier 734-665-5040
Senior Leadership Team, Council, & Commission Contacts
Senior Leadership Team: Fr. Ed Fride: [email protected] Ken Bogan: [email protected] Sr. Dorcee Clarey: [email protected] Dcn. Dan Foley: [email protected]
Rick Hendricks: [email protected]
John Hoving: [email protected] Bill Pressprich: [email protected]
Parish Advisory Council: Chair — Bill Pressprich: [email protected]
Finance Council: Chair — Rick Hendricks: [email protected]
Commission Chairs: Education — Dcn. Wayne Slomiany: [email protected] Evangelization — Aimée Godfrey: [email protected] Facilities — Dcn. Larry Randolph: [email protected] Liturgy — Martin Doman: [email protected] Marriage & Family — Nuala Holowicki: [email protected]
Parish Life — Wendy Cousino: [email protected]
Social Ministry — Dcn. John Ozog: [email protected] Spiritual Life — Dcn. Dan Foley: [email protected]
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