Happy June! I hope you had Archbishop Announces Family of ... · Happy June! I hope you had a blessed week. On Pentecost Sunday the Archbishop announced the next step in the Unleash

Happy June! I hope you had

a blessed week.

The season of Easter is over

but the commission of evan-

gelization continues on as we

live out the Paschal Mystery

(dying and rising). We return

to Ordinary Time – although

nothing is ordinary anymore. We see and experi-

ence the pandemic and its fallout; demonstra-

tions and rioting in our cities

stuns us; Pentecost Sunday

the Archbishop’s an-

nouncement challenges us

to go deeper in our under-

standing of the Church

and its role in today’s soci-

ety. In all of this we are in-

vited to look for and see

the big picture of the pub-

lic life and ministry of Christ

given to us by the evange-

list rather than seeing only

one aspect of His life (birth,

suffering, death and resur-

rection). We will use the

Gospel of Matthew to

guide us, and we will fol-

low.

Protocols

We will continue to monitor

the news and adjust ac-

cordingly using the guid-

ance of the governor, the CDC and Archdio-

cese. Please be patient and kind to each other

as we strive to keep our campus and people

safe and comfortable. See our parish website for

some photos of our church and be sure to listen

to Dr. Valentini’s short video presentation on our

protocols.

Archbishop Announces Family of Parishes Plan

On Pentecost Sunday the Archbishop

announced the next step in the Unleash the

Gospel effort. In response to challenges facing

the Archdiocese, the decision has been made

to form new groupings of parishes called

“families of parishes.” This will be put into prac-

tice in two phases over the next two years. As

this is just beginning we do not know the impact

to our parish. There will be plethora of meetings

to discuss the model and structure of this new

normal reality for our Arch-

diocese. You can read the

letter on page 3 of the bul-

letin and please visit the

d i o c e s a n w e b s i t e

www.familiesofparishes.org

to learn more about this

process and to sign up for

updates.

Holy Trinity

Today, on Holy Trinity Sun-

day, we celebrate the di-

vine qualities that have

been revealed about our

Triune God; mercy, fidelity,

love, grace, and fellowship.

Last Sunday we prayed for

the gifts and fruits of the

Holy Spirit to come and re-

new the face of the earth.

This week we see that God

desires to be know by us

and to be in a relationship

with us. We respond by imitating this Triune God

in our relationships with love, mercy, fidelity,

grace, joy, kindness, wisdom and fellowship.

Ordinations

This is the time of the year that happy

announcements are being continued on page 2

http://www.familiesofparishes.org

St. Clare of Montefalco, Grosse Pointe Park, MI Page 2 The Congregation of Saint Michael Archangel

Our Parish Community

Weekday and Weekend Services

Monday

No Mass (closed for cleaning)

8:30 PM Rosary*

Tuesday

6:00 PM - Sacrament of Reconciliation

(Family room)

6:30 PM - Mass

Devotion to St. Michael

8:30 PM Rosary*

Wednesday

7:30 AM - Sacrament of Reconciliation

(Family room)

8:00 AM - Mass

Devotion to Our Lady

8:30 PM - Rosary*

Thursday

5:30 PM - Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

6:30 PM - Mass

8:30 PM - Rosary*

Friday

7:30 AM - Sacrament of Reconciliation

(Family room)

8:00 AM - Mass

Divine Mercy Chaplet

8:30 PM - Rosary*

First Friday Adoration will follow Mass the first Friday of

each month and continue until noon

Saturday

2:30 - 3:30 PM - Sacrament of Reconciliation

(Family room)

4:00 PM and 6:00 PM - Mass

(Church)

8:30 PM - Rosary*

Sunday

9:00 AM - Mass

(Church and Livestream)**

11:00 AM - Mass

(Church)

8:30 PM - Rosary*

* Livestreamed through June 12, 2020

** Livestreamed from our Facebook page

and our website.

Facebook.com/stclarem

stclarem.org/LIVE

All prayer group gatherings are suspended

until further notice.

made about the ordination to the religious com-

munities or dioceses. I am happy to announce two

ordinations:

Anthony Michael VanBerkum

O.P - was ordained to the priest-

hood within the Order of the Do-

minican Friars on May 23, 2020 in

Washington DC

Colin Fricke – will be ordained to

the priesthood within the Archdi-

ocese of Detroit on Saturday

June 13 at 10 am.

We congratulate both gentle-

men on this very special day,

embrace them with our prayers

and hope that one day (when

the pandemic is over) they will

come to St. Clare to celebrate

the Mass. We also congratulate Br. Anthony and

Colins’ parents: Michelle and Mark VanBerkum and

Kathy and Michael Fricke.

Changes in our staffing

As the Archbishop stated in his letter the fallout of

the pandemic also impacted us here at St. Clare.

To respond to these challenges, both financial and

ministerial, we have made some difficult decisions

for the summer months. Our school will be adjusting

to this new situation as well.

Sr. Rebecca Hodge OP will no longer be part of our

parish team. Hours and pay have been reduced

for all other parish staff. Office hours have been re-

duced and we plan to open our office on June 16.

We will reevaluate all this by the end of summer

and adjust accordingly.

I would like to thank each of you and ask for your

continued financial support of our parish and

school. Together, with the help of each other and

the intercession of our Patron Saint St. Clare and St.

Michael the Archangel we will find the ways to

navigate this difficult time.

Have a blessed week

Fr. Andrew

Father Andrew continued from page 1

Most Holy Trinity Page 3 June 7, 2020

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

I write today with gratitude for the many blessings God has granted the Archdiocese of Detroit during our

missionary journey. Six years ago, we asked God to send his Holy Spirit upon us in a New Pentecost, to fill us

with an unshakable inner conviction of the truth of the Gospel and a love that compels us to share the

good news with those around us. Two years later, through Synod ‘16 we received clarity that God wanted

us to reclaim our Church’s missionary identity and we set out with a promise to trust and follow him.

We began in earnest the work of a generation, to unleash the Gospel in southeast Michigan and beyond.

Last year, we announced the next phase of this missionary movement, a plan to transform our parishes

and schools, making them places where individuals and families can encounter Jesus anew, grow as disci-

ples, and be equipped as witnesses of the Risen Christ.

This continues to be our mission today, even now in the midst of a historic pandemic. The current health

and economic crises have disrupted our lives and the life of the Church. This new reality has exacerbated

some of the challenges we were already facing. Even before the pandemic, we knew that the way we

function in our parishes needed to change. In addition to the shortage of priests available to serve in our

parishes and the shortage of vocations for future ordinations, the parish structures we inherited served our

mission well in the past, but they needed to be renewed and aligned for mission.

And so, in prayer and in consultation with others, I’ve discerned that now is the time to respond in faith to

the challenges we face and to take the necessary steps to better equip our parish communities for mis-

sion. Over the next two years, parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit will join together to form new group-

ings called “families of parishes.” These groups – these families – of three to six parishes will work together

and share human and material resources to further advance our shared mission. This new model will allow

groups of priests, deacons, and lay staff to better share their gifts and talents with their entire parish fami-

lies.

We are not the same diocese we were six years ago when we began this journey. God has been at work

in us, in our communities, in our parishes, and in our schools. We have learned to be more docile to the Ho-

ly Spirit. We have learned to walk with apostolic boldness and confidence in God. We are committed to

working in a spirit of innovation and collaboration. And most importantly, we have resolved to place Christ

and his mission above all else.

Over the next several months, groups of clergy and lay faithful will help me discern the leadership and

governance structure of the families of parishes and the ways in which this new structure will help all our

parishes become vibrant posts of missionary activity. At Advent, my hope is to announce the groups of

parishes that will form each family, with the first of them expected to begin to function as a family in July of

2021.

I invite you to visit the website www.familiesofparishes.org to learn more about this process and to sign up

for updates. Please join me in praying for this very important step in the life and mission of our local

Church. Let us give thanks to God ahead of time for the great work he is doing in our midst. God is with us.

He has given us his Holy Spirit as the initiator, guide, and driving force of our mission.

Blessed Solanus Casey, Detroit’s own priest, pray for us. Our Lady of Lourdes, protector of the sick, pray for

us. And dear St. Anne, patron of our Archdiocese, pray for us.

Sincerely yours in Christ,

The Most Reverend Allen H. Vigneron

Archbishop of Detroit


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May 31 - Drawing #10

Amount Number Winner Seller

$10,000 002 A Megan Morman Larry Radgowski

$2,500 036 A Karen Rodriguez Dave Stronski

$2,500 188 B Joyce Denys Janet G.

$1,000 257 B Laura L. Stanko Janet G.

$1,000 303 C Carole Fischer Diane Peplowski

$500 113 A Dane Lupo D. Girodat

$500 035 B Cindy Marasco Joan Wright

Susan McMillian

BONANZA 2020

Dear Father Andrew,

The Wolfslayer family would like to express its sincere

gratitude and appreciation to the parish family of St.

Clare of Montefalco for all their selfless acts of kindness

in assisting Merna with all of her spiritual and temporal

needs. It was of great comfort to our family to know

she was so well cared for: from the incredible work ac-

complished at her home to making phone calls, find-

ing charities to donate her belongings to and being

there for her in prayer and friendship.

St. Clare was always a very important part of Merna’s

life, and she always spoke with love about her second

family there. St. Theresa of Lisieux, near and dear to

Merna, said that “loves proves itself by deeds” and

“that Our Lord does not look so much at the greatness

of our actions, not even at their difficulty, but at the

love with which we do them.” No amount of words

can express how grateful we are that she had that

love of her St. Clare family surrounding her, especially

in her last days as she surrendered herself in faith to the

will of Our Lord.

We pray for the continued safety and health of all the

St. Clare of Montefalco family and ask that God will

shower you all with His spiritual blessings.

Yours in Christ,

The Wolfslayer Family:

Kenneth, Christopher, Debra, Daniel, Melissa, Jordan,

Ryan. John, Heather, Cameron, and Emily.


Congratulations to the Bonanza winners who were drawn

last Sunday, May 31.

Dear Parishioners,

As our businesses and our churches gradually reopen

after this extraordinary time of difficulty and uncer-

tainty, we are closing out the 2020 Bonanza cam-

paign. In the early weeks of the campaign, in light of

the financial and emotional toll the COVID-19 crisis

was imposing, we reassessed our 1,500-ticket target

which had been reached in so many recent years.

We expected some kind of a downturn and hoped

for the best.

We were gratified, but should not have been sur-

prised, that the wonderful parishioners and friends of

St. Clare rallied to make it another 1,500 ticket sell-out

year.

We extend our deepest and most sincere apprecia-

tion and thanks to all and would be remiss if we did

not single out Fr. Andrew, whose enthusiasm, web-

postings, (and beard) inspired us all throughout these

past months.

The 2020 St. Clare Bonanza Committee

On May 29, Archbishop Vigneron wrote to the Black Catholic community to share his prayers

for them and assure them of his solidarity in the wake of the death of George Floyd in

Minneapolis, MN. Click the link or go to: https://www.aod.org/announcements-newsroom/

newsroom/2020/may/letter-from-archbishop-vigneron-regarding-the-death-of-george-floyd


Nice Job St. Clare!

We did it! Congrats St. Clare family on

holding our first public masses in three

months. We did a great job on wear-

ing masks and washing our hands. Let

us remember to social distance 6 feet

from one another, even with our

masks on. Remember, we are only

asking you to wipe your immediate area with a wipe

after mass. The three most important things to remem-

ber: Wear a mask; Wash your hands regularly and So-

cial Distance from each other. If you have any ques-

tions ask our ushers and greeters as you enter the

church.

Will you consider giving blood or plasma? We are hap-

py to host a Red Cross Blood Drive in our Social Hall on

Friday June 19. We have a strong history of supporting

the Red Cross with our blood drives. Also, they collect

plasma from recovered Covid-19 patients that is used in

treatment. They are committed to create a safe envi-

ronment to donate. Please see the flyer below and the

links to sign-up. Agnes Topacio is our Parish Nurse and

will be coordinating the blood drive. Stay Safe, Stay

Home.

Christian Service

Mike McDevitt | 313-647-5025

Christian Service Commission [email protected]

MAKE A PRAYER REQUEST

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or call the Intercessory Prayer Line and leave a message: 313-647-5000 #9

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Notice

Trades and Contractors

St. Clare Parish will be renovating

our bathrooms soon. If you want

to be considered for bids on the

project please forward contact information to

John DeMattia:

[email protected]

Your company should be fully licensed and in-

sured. Thank you for your interest.

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Lauren Valentini

Lauren is graduating from

Xavier University in Cincin-

nati, Ohio. She is earning a

Bachelor of Science Degree

with Honors in Exercise Sci-

ence. She is heading for

Washington Univers i ty

School of Physical Therapy in

St. Louis, MO this August.

Kamryn Leonard

Kamryn is graduating

from Michigan State Uni-

versity. Kamryn will begin

student teaching in the

fall.

Kyra Schroeder is going to Croswell-Lexington High School

Christopher Lujan is graduating from University of Detroit Jesuit and going to University of Michigan

Isabel Max is graduating from Wayne State University receiving her Bachelors Degree. She double-

majored in Social Work and University Honors and double-minored in Psychology and Gender Stud-

ies. She graduated with highest distinction of Summa Cum Laude and finished with a 3.97 Grade Point

Average. She will start working on her Masters Degree in Social Work in June also at Wayne State.

Alex Shaheen is graduating from Grosse pointe South and going to Albion Collage.

Payton Roy

Payton is graduating

from Grosse Pointe

South and going to

Delta College

Michael Fikany

Michael is graduating

from Grosse Pointe

South and going to the

Wayne State University

School of Business Ad-

miration, this fall

Julia Roarty

Julie graduated from the

University of Michigan with

a degree in Chemical

Engineering

Our Parish Community Graduates

CONTRATULATIONS GRADUATES

BE

BOLD

BE

HOLY

BE

CATHOLIC


Sunday Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity Ex 34:4b-6, 8-9; Dn 3:52, 53, 54, 55, 56; 2 Cor 13:11-13; Jn 3:16-18 Monday 1 Kgs 17:1-6; Ps 121:1bc-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8; Mt 5:1-12 Tuesday Saint Ephrem, Deacon and Doctor of the Church 1 Kgs 17:7-16; Ps 4:2-3, 4-5, 7b-8; Mt 5:13-16 Wednesday 1 Kgs 18:20-39; Ps 16:1b-2ab, 4, 5ab and 8, 11; Mt 5:17-19 Thursday Memorial of Saint Barnabas, Apostle Acts 11:21b-26; Acts 13:1-3; Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4, 5-6; Mt 5:20-26 Friday 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16; Ps 27:7-8a, 8b-9abc, 13-14; Mt 5:27-32 Saturday Memorial of Saint Anthony of Padua, Priest and Doctor of the Church 1 Kgs 19:19-21; Ps 16:1b-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10; Mt 5:33-37 Sunday Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, Corpus Christi Dt 8:2-3, 14b-16a; Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20; 1 Cor 10:16-17; Jn 6:51-58

Prayer to St. Michael

Saint Michael the Archangel,

defend us in battle. Be our de-

fense against the wickedness

and snares of the devil. May

God rebuke him, we humbly

pray. And do thou, O Prince of

the Heavenly Host, by the pow-

er of God, cast into hell Satan

and all evil spirits who prowl

around the world seeking the

ruin of souls. Amen.

Faith Formation

Happy Ordinary time. Well, liturgical-

ly it might be Ordinary, but I do not

think it is “ordinary” in our every day

living. One theme we need to make

“ordinary” is “Jesus is my Savior, Jesus

I trust in you, Jesus I believe in you.”

Adult Faith formation: We will be

starting a Summer Adult Faith Formation program

on June 17. See the announcement below and

please join us..

First Holy Communion: We would like to have a

ZOOM meeting with children and parents on two

Mondays in June. June 22 at 7:00; June 29 at 7:00.

We may ask for a few more. We are trusting that

one parent would be able to be in attendance

with the child.

If you have a child preparing for First Communion

and did NOT receive a parent letter, please email

[email protected].

Confirmation: At this point, no dates have been set

by the Bishops for our 8th grade Confirmation date.

RCIA: Activities for our three candidates will begin

on Saturday, July 11 at the 6 PM Mass. Consider

joining us.

Sr. Kathy | [email protected]

Scripture Readings for the Week of June 7, 2020

T o stay engaged with our Faith and to encourage small group

sharing during this challenging time, St. Clare is offering a spe-

cial 4-week video and small group program on Zoom. We’ll

kick it off on Wednesday, June 17 at 7:15 P.M., with a prayer and

introduction by Father Andrew, and a short video followed by a

facilitated small group discussion.

The videos will cover episodes 1 through 4 of the highly acclaimed

Metanoia, featuring Father Dave Pivonka. The 4 dates will all be on a

Wednesday - June 17th, June 24th, July 1st and July 8th.

We’re asking for participants who would like to be placed in an existing group, as well as for volunteers who

would like to form and facilitate their own small group. We’re encouraging all men and all women groups, with 4

to 6 people as the ideal group size.

To sign up as a participant or facilitator, please send your contact info. to [email protected]. You will

receive a confirmation covering all details, including your group assignment. Facilitators will require a working

knowledge of Zoom. Let’s keep the Faith sharing and small group culture alive at St Clare!

Calling All Parishioners

Virtual Summer Faith

Formation @ St. Clare

via Zoom!

mailto:[email protected]


Eve Adams Grosse Pointe South High School

Tyler Fergerson

Farmington High School

LaMia Garth Cass Technical High School

DeAnthony Givens

Cass Technical High School

Matthew Hallam Grosse Pointe North High School

Olivia Johnson

University of Liggett

Sage Johnson Mercy High School

Jade Michaux

Regina High School

Mark Nesler Parkway Christian

Abigail Pongratz

Grosse Pointe South High School

Amira Scott Regina High School

Aubriana Scott

Regina High School

Wynter Stoudamire Regina High School

Lawrence Summey

Cass Technical High School

Morgan Swanson Cass Technical High School

Julian Townsend

University of Detroit Jesuit

Bruce Wilson Cass Technical High School

Our St. Clare School Graduates


Greetings St. Clare of Montefalco Families:

We are almost near completion of wrapping up the 2019/2020 school

year. Our Grade 8 students will officially graduate on June 20. They are

having a special Baccalaureate Mass at 6:00 PM that Saturday evening.

It will be a new type of social distancing celebration. The St. Clare of

Montefalco School family is proud of their graduates. Take note of who

they are and where they will attend school next fall in today’s bulletin.

Cleaning classrooms, doing records, reviewing graduate level classes in virtual teaching,

talking with new families and zooming with their 2019/2020 students Wednesday have kept our teachers occu-

pied this past week. The staff was treated last Friday to dinner delivered to their homes. An appreciative parent

who has moved to a northern suburb blessed the teachers with a meal as he now debates making the drive to St.

Clare of Montefalco School next fall. He had not intended upon returning as it is quite the drive, but he shared he

did not know how any experience would ever compare to St. Clare of Montefalco. He wants the best for his child

and feels St. Clare of Montefalco School provided just that for his daughter.

Once our eighth graders graduate on June 20, our school will have a Virtual Open House. The date will be an-

nounced in the next bulletin. We so hope you join us and visit classrooms and programs that represent the heart

and essence of belonging to St. Clare of Montefalco School. Here is a very, very quick virtual overview of Ms.

Nader’s classroom.

Watch Video

(you can watch the video from the electronic version of the bulletin at https://stclarem.org/bulletins)

Our Virtual Open House will not be at such a fast pace. We wanted to tease you today into wanting to see more.

Peace and safe health wished to you all,

Ann K. Crowley

Principal: St. Clare of Montefalco School

St. Clare School

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Michael Anderanin II

Sr. Kathy Avery

Marti Benedetti

Anne Berschback

John Blondin

Karen Bolton

Krista Brenneman

Henry & Charles

Brenneman

Betty Burt

Ann Carson

Marie Ciaramitaro

Glenn Closurdo

Robin Dalby

Kathie DeMumbrum

Terry DeRosa

Donna Dettmer

Helen Edmonds

Karen Galkowski

Patrick Giffer

Clayton Guensche

Christine Kahanak

William C Hess

Dcn. Bill Jamieson

Ted Kirles

Robert Koch

Ashleigh Kohlitz

Mary Ellen LeRoy

Anita Leisen

Joseph Lisy

Bahia Mahfet

Josephine Marino

Mary Ann McGrail

Mary Ann McLaughlin

George R McMullen, Jr.

William B McNanney

Sarah McPharlin

Kyle McPherson

Lynn Miller

Jo Ann Morandini

Jim Olinzock

Kathy Overton

Katerina Palucaj

Mary Beth Panas

Carol Provencal

Bob Phillips

Anne Purvis

Lawrence Radgowski

William Rigg

Larry Rochwalski

Kathleen Ruggero

Charles Rutherford

Karen Sapp

Michael Scanlon

Barbara Shaheen

Father James Smalarz

Stephen Smihal

Dolores Stefanski

Neal Steinmetz

Albert Sullivan

Diane Sullivan

Tracy Tripp

Jeffrey P. Valentic

Lois Watson

Robbie Williams

Please keep in your prayers all the doctors,

nurses and first responders working hard

everyday to make sure we are all

taken care of.

Mass Intentions for the Week


Please Remember in Your Prayers

To add/remove from the prayer list go to: https://stclarem.org/prayer-list

Sunday Collection Report

May 31, 2020

Parishioner Envelopes $9,170

Online Giving $2,020

Total Collection: $11,190

Budgeted Collection: $10,331

Over for the week by: $859

Under for the fiscal year to date ($15,701)

Be Bold. Be Holy. Be Catholic.

Thank you for supporting the

New Evangelization.

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Saturday, June 6 4:00 PM Irene & Walt Jensen and the Jensen Family 6:00 PM St. Clare Parishioners Sunday, June 7 9:00 AM Michael McKenzie Arsenault - McMillan Family Emanuel Buhagiar 11:00 AM Robert DiMattio Tuesday, June 9 - Devotion to St. Michael 6:30 PM Jim Williams, Sr. Wednesday, June 10 - Devotion to our Lady

8:00 AM Anthony Abdenour Peter Knox Thursday, June 11 6:30 PM Maggie Gravino Friday, June 12 - Divine Mercy Chaplet 8:00 AM Emanuel Buhagiar (30th Anniv) Maggie Cassar

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Trust Pointe Carpet Care

for all your cleaning needs!

Grosse Pointe owned & operated

for over 20 years!

Pointe Carpet CarePointe Carpet Care

Sooner or latereveryone calls*

313-882-5450*www.pointcarpetcare.com

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714 Notre Dame • Grosse Pointe, MI 48230

(313) 886-5051www.fikany.com~Members of Parish ~

FIKANYJAMES R.

REAL ESTATECO.

A Great ExperienceOf Family Togetherness

Open 6:30 am - 9 pm7 Days a Week

20273 Mack Ave. 884-4144

Kay AgneyBroker/Owner

Parishioner atSt. Clare of Montefalco

Higbie Maxon Agneyhas been proud to

serve Grosse Pointesince 1929

office: 313.886.3400cell: 313.460.3041

[email protected]

Providing Insurance and Financial Services

George HumphryAgent, Parishioner

734-728-1100www.georgehumphry.com

Your One-stop garden shop for 90 years!

17727 Mack Ave. • 313-882-9085

TablesTents &Chairs

$2.00 OFF20 LB. PROPANE FILL

WITH COUPON

Breakfast & Lunch 313.458.8440 18480 Mack Ave Grosse Pointe

$20 OFF ANY SERVICE

LICENSED & INSUREDMASTER PLUMBER

Senior Discounts - 24 Hour Emergency ServiceWaterWorkPlumbing.com313-558-8757

16824 Kercheval Place, Suite 202, Grosse Pointe, MI 48230

Matthew McGrail, Owner/Executive Chefwww.corkandgabel.com l Reservations: 313-638-2261

2415 Michigan Ave Corktown

Voted Metro Times Best New Restaurantin Wayne County, 2019

Featured in Hour Magazine January 2020

14800 Charlevoix(Corner of Charlevoix and Alter Rd.)

Detroit, MI 48215

– Free Estimates –313-821-9088

Quality RepairCOLLISIONAlter

M . T. C H A R G O TB U I L D I N G C O .

Serving theCommunitySince 1980

New World Design, Old World Craftsmanship

Mark T. Chargot Specializing in:586-759-6842www.mtchargotbuilding.com

Additions • RenovationsKitchens • Bathrooms

40Celebrating

years

Patrick F. O’Hara, P.C.

377 Fisher Road • Suite FGrosse Pointe, MI 48230

Income Tax Services

(313) 885-9700

Certified Public Accountants

www.OHaraCPA.net



FIKANYJAMES R.

REAL ESTATECO.



20273 Mack Ave. 884-4144





office: 313.886.3400cell: 313.460.3041

[email protected]





17727 Mack Ave. • 313-882-9085

TablesTents &Chairs


WITH COUPON


$20 OFF ANY SERVICE









Detroit, MI 48215








40Celebrating

years



Income Tax Services

(313) 885-9700


www.OHaraCPA.net


© 2020 DiOceSan



FIKANYJAMES R.

REAL ESTATECO.



20273 Mack Ave. 884-4144





office: 313.886.3400cell: 313.460.3041

[email protected]





17727 Mack Ave. • 313-882-9085

TablesTents &Chairs


WITH COUPON


$20 OFF ANY SERVICE









Detroit, MI 48215








40Celebrating

years



Income Tax Services

(313) 885-9700


www.OHaraCPA.net


© 2020 DiOceSan

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