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JUNE 13, 2021
Fr. Jim’s Journal
Fr. James
McNulty
MOST HOLY TRINITY SUNDAY HOMILY ~ MAY 29/30, 2021
My sister has a dog, and they do not have any fences in their neighborhood, so they would either have to keep their dog on a chain when it is outside or get one of those invisible fences. How many of you are famil- iar with invisible fences? With the invisible fence, you designate the area that you want to confine your dog to, the dog wears a spe- cial collar and they get an electric shock if they venture out of that area. The dog wants to avoid the shock, so generally figures out how far they go without getting a shock.
They cannot see the boundaries, but they learn what they are. Now my sister’s dog is getting older, and the invisible fence has not worked for years, but the dog still does not venture outside the boundaries. In reality the dog could run free when it goes outside, but it goes along with these self imposed limitations. We sometimes have these self imposed limitations. We love and we are hurt, so we decide we are not lovable and close ourselves off from close relationships.
Maybe we got out of our comfort zone and tried something we felt called to do and failed, so we do not want to put ourselves out there anymore. Maybe we know what we are called to do, but it is going to be diffi- cult and it will be a lot of work, so we settle for what we have. Maybe we are ruminating about something that happened in the past and cannot truly live in the present. Maybe we are living with a total focus on the future, I will do it when I have more time, I will do it
when I retire, I will do it when I feel more secure, which may mean that you will never do it. These are all self imposed limitations.
Today we celebrate Trinity Sunday.
God is three persons, Father, Son and Holy Spirit in one God. We hear in the Second Reading that we are God’s adopted sons and daughters. In the Roman world 2,000 years ago, it was considered a great privi- lege to be adopted. It meant that you were personally selected to carry on the family name and to inherit the family property. It was a great honor to be adopted, and so we should feel honored as well. And the Sec- ond Reading says that we can cry out to him
“Abba Father.” Abba Father is a term of endearment and expresses the great love that the Father has for us. He is the perfect loving father. He will love and protect us wherever we go and whatever we do. We can always go to him for advice. He will never give up on us. Then there is the Son.
I often wonder what it would have been like to have known Jesus when he walked the earth 2,000 years ago. It must have been a great privilege to have known him in this way. Can you imagine what it would be like to have a brother or best friend like Jesus?
Someone who would always have your back, someone who would do anything for you? You do! We also hear in the Second Reading that we are joint heirs with Jesus.
Jesus is our brother. We also have the Holy Spirit. We hear in the Second Reading that he is not the “spirit of slavery to fall back into fear.” We cannot let our fears and doubts enslave us and lead us into self imposed limitations. If we live in the Spirit, he will move us to a better place so that we can be the best versions of ourselves, so that we can be all that God intended us to be.
We have been living with a lot of self imposed limitations for the past year and a half because of a coronavirus that we can-
not see, just like the invisible limits imposed by the invisible fence. These self imposed limita- tions have served us well and have kept us safe, but they are not working for us anymore.
We may not be ready to run free yet, but we need to start pushing ourselves back to nor- malcy. If you are fully vaccinated, you are pretty safe. When you start doing things that you have not done in a year and a half, it is going to feel a little uncomfortable, but we need to force ourselves to do some of these things and support one another in moving forward. If you have not been fully vaccinated, we have now learned that wearing a mask and social distancing will keep you pretty safe.
And as the cases of COVID continue to de- crease, there is less and less virus out there.
We can continue to take some reasonable precautions, but living always involves some risk. If you wait for the world to be 100% safe, you will be staying at home alone with a mask for the rest of your life.
Have you accepted the limitations that exist only in your mind? Are you ready to settle for much less than God has to offer?
Remember you have a loving Father who will always care for you, a brother and a best friend in the Son who will do anything for you, and a Holy Spirit that will lead you in the direc- tion you are called to go. Don’t stay in the backyard for the rest of your life. Run free!
Love & Peace, Fr. Jim
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
Nourished by the celebration of the Sacraments of the Catholic Church, in an effort to become a more evangelizing Parish, St. Edith Parish is called to build a welcoming community of faith and service, continuing the mission and ministry of
Jesus Christ.
We will welcome you regardless of your present status in the
Catholic Church.
We will welcome you regardless of your current family situation or
marital status.
We will welcome you if you are a staunch Catholic or do not like
organized religion.
We will not judge you based upon your personal history, age,
race, ethnic background, appearance, sexual orientation or
gender identity.
We welcome children, even when they act like children.
If there is no crying,
our Parish is dying!
We are all on a spiritual journey, trying to find our way.
All are welcome to join us on our spiritual journey at St. Edith.
Welcome! ... to our visitors.
We are happy to have you join us
today for worship. If you wish to join our Parish, please stop by the Parish Office or complete the
form on our Parish website, www.stedith.org.
TUESDAY, JUNE 15
9:00AM † Enrico & Ida Canini, req. by Graziano Canini
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16
9:00AM † Deceased of St. Edith
FRIDAY, JUNE 18
5:00PM Wedding ~ Kady Cooper & Joseph Fitzhugh SATURDAY, JUNE 19
5:00PM † Sharon Konal, req. by Her Husband, Anthony
† Martha Castagna, req. by Greg & Marlene Dahlin
† Jack Sheedy, req. by Jerry & Barb Sheedy
† Robert Esler, req. by Gail & Don Esler
† Roy Perkins, req. by Gail & Don Esler
† Bill Bartolomeo, req. by The Family
† Enrico & Ida Canini, req. by Graziano Canini
† Rosemary Tiseo (20th Anniversary), req. by Her Husband, John
Special Intention Dave & Kathy Moran, req. by Lisa Zajac
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
8:30AM † Enrico & Ida Canini, req. by Graziano Canini
† JoDee Zajac Kilgore, req. by Joe & Pat Rashid
† Roger Nading, req. by The Family
† Irene & John Salveta (79th Wedding Anniversary), req. by
Joe & Pat Rashid
11:00AM † Tom Diskin, req. by Gail & Don Esler
† Pietro Scaduto, req. by Rosaria Campo & Family
† Richard Stimac, req. by Connie Vassallo
† Denise Cassani, req. by Her Husband, Pete
† Edwin Joseph Birecki, req. by The Family
† Loretta Mary Birecki, req. by The Family
Garrett Bazany Antonio Cassone IV Nancy Cossin Bruce Cyburt Andrew Daoust Joseph Dressell Karen Gartrell Oakley Geverink Cindy Goddard Bonnie Greenwell Isa Hassan Tina Howell Karl Isele Brent Kempster Rachel Leja Mike Liedel Caroline Linzmaier Cailin LoGrasso Russell Mancewicz
Olivia Marcy Anthony Micallef Pat Micallef Lina Miele Kaiya Misiuk Kim Murdock Joe Myers Mark Owen Annette Pare Joseph Pare Valerie Parker Steve Percha Anna Pittenger Kristen Reitzel Shirley Rumpz Hadley Schoenborn Katlyn Wilkinson Ray Youvan Nathan Zoratti
Please notify Parish Office (464-1222) when a parishioner enters the hospital. To have the Eucharist brought to anyone homebound, call 464-1222. Please remember to contact the Parish Office when a family member/friend no longer needs inclusion on the prayer list.
Charles Myers Shirley Olschefski Lindsay Papazoglou Pat Rashid Laurie Rizzolo Irene Romej Norbert Romej Anthony Salah John Soelz Vera Sopko Greg Stawara Terry Stillwagon Cheryl Strohmer-Vail Carol Tervo Kathy Tiedt Cindy Yono
ParishionersPaul Beroff Eugene Boring Bill Bowen Gary Brockway Carl Buckley Bruno Ciavattone Angie Cossin Dalia Donikian Jacob Douglas Mary Anne Ennis Donna Eskelinen Gerald Eskelinen Todd Geverink Robert Granzotto Marilyn Holland Katharine Johnston Bill Kelly
Isabella Kutch Tom Marzec Virginia Montesa
Friends of Parishioners
Joseph Ballard Dan Bowerson Bruce Buddenborg Cheryl Bush Bob Caty Ann Clements Antonietta DelGreco Terri Hocking Catherine Lafferty David Parker Jim Perkett Chloe Photsios Alice Rembacki Emma Scaramella Robert Snell Kathleen Urbiel Patricia Ylivi Renee Wood
Relatives of ParishionersPray for those preparing for the Sacrament of Matrimony
On June 18, 2021:
Kady Cooper &
Joseph Fitzhugh
2021 GRADUATION
CELEBRATION!!!
St. Edith Graduation Mass
THIS WEEKEND
Sunday, June 13th, 11:00 am Mass
All Graduates Welcome!
ST. EDITH
K of C BBQ THIS WEEKEND !
Who: All parishioners and their
families
When: June 13th after the
11:00 AM Mass
Where: In the circular parking lot
by the Chapel.
Menu: Hotdogs, chips and
bottled water
COME CELEBRATE THIS YEAR’S GRADUATES!
WeekendSchedule
June 19/20
SATURDAY,
JUNE 19
5:00 PM
SUNDAY,
JUNE 20
8:30 AM
SUNDAY,
JUNE 20
11:00 AM
Reconciliation Sat. 3:30 PM Fr. Jim In the A/V Room
Celebrant Fr. Jim Fr. Jim Fr. Jim
Lector Marg Soltis Lynne Anderzak Cindy Wishart
Music
Ministry For God’s Glory Bobbi Mieczkowski Adult Choir/
Bobbi Mieczkowski
Altar Servers See Sign Up Genius See Sign Up Genius See Sign Up Genius Eucharistic
Sacristan Dorothy Korzym Trish Watson Al Rivard Ushers Diane Dobleske
Jim King Mike Magoulick Tom Rist Connie Vassallo Gerry Wnuk
Dan Behen Tony Carozza Chris Dixon Mike Magoulick
Mike Magoulick Marie Potter Pat Suzio Mike Willis
Sunday 8:30AM Masses
will be held Outdoors in the front parking lot
(Weather Permitting)
Masks are Optional
Please bring your
lawn chair.
ALL ARE WELCOME!!
An Altar Server Training will be held on Sunday, June 27th, after the 11:00 AM Mass. We will start in the Gathering Area until Adoration is finished. Training is open to all youth of the Parish who are going into 4th grade through 12th grade.
Sign Up Genius is used to schedule servers, so you are able to pick the week- ends you are available. We just ask that you serve 1-2 times per month. The train- ing will take about 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on how many attend.
Altar serving is a wonderful opportunity to get involved in the Parish. It helps our young people to be more confident, to be- come youth leaders in the Parish and, most importantly, brings them closer to Jesus.
Please contact Lisa Smerdon
[email protected] or (734) 502-4661so she can plan accordingly.
THANK YOU!
Please Keep These
Members of the Military
In Your Prayers:
Benjamin B. Baxter Trevor J. Chavis
Nathan Collins Austin Drake Lucas Drake Nicole Drake Tia Drake Robert Fraser Daniel Furlong C. J. Gustitus David Gustitus
Brian Hada Eric Hill Matthew C. Hoak
Ben LeClerc
Christopher Mastantuono (Mastan) Brooke Heintz Morrissey
Michael T. Morrissey Devin Moynihan
Kristen Mudge Allison B. Murray Katherine Murray
Ryan Nick Anna Nowak Damian T. Orslene
Travis Pecar Cody Perkins David Petruska
Ryan Scalzo Steven Schenk Madeline Stowe
Jim J. Tapin Jeff Willman II
Stephen Wallon Jeremy Yono
May they Rest in Peace.
Pray for the Souls of:
Larry Figurski
Dr. Jaime Ramirez
Linda’s Links to Family Ministries & More
Religious Education Classes
Planning is underway for Religious Education Classes for the 20212022 school year. We are planning to be back to inperson learning for the Fall with safety protocols, pending vaccinations for those younger than 12 years old. Once again, we will do whatever will be necessary to assist parents in their children’s faith formation.
Have you ever considered sharing your faith with our young people and would you be willing to commit an hour or so a week by being a Catechist or a Classroom Aide? If so, please contact me at [email protected] or call me at 7344642020, ext. 308.
Being a Catechist is a rewarding experience that not only teach- es our young people, but strengthens your relationship with Je- sus at the same time!
The Fruits of the Holy Spirit
“Peace be with you.” “And with your Spirit.” This week I would like to think about the gift of peace. We are not at peace when we are distanced from God. Jesus died to remove sin, which distanced us from God, and to bring us back to unity with God. Shalom is the Hebrew word for peace. The literal meaning of Shalom is “to be complete or whole”. When we distance our- selves from God through sin, we are no longer complete or whole as we were made to be united with God, not separated from Him. “God cannot give us peace and happiness apart from Himself, because it is not there.” ~ C.S. Lewis
“Blessed are the Peacemakers, for they will be called Children of God.” (Matthew 5:9) As we go through this week, work at being a peacemaker. Compromise, work to fix a broken relationship, comfort those who are hurting, tackle your self
doubt. Make plans to go to the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
RememberShalom “Peace be with you.”
Please continue to be safe my friends ~
We need all of you
here at St. Edith!
Eucharistic Adoration
In Church
Every Tuesday
(Following the 9:00 AM Mass)
From 10:00 AM** ~ 6:30 PM
**Please Note: If there is a Funeral,
Adoration will begin at 12:30 PM.
Adoration will conclude with
Benediction at 6:30 PM.
All Are Welcome!!
The Gospel of Life Group invites you to join us to pray the Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet and other Prayers for Life, every Wednesday at 6:00 PM in the Church.
All Are Welcome!!
Readings for the Week of June 13, 2021:
Sunday: Ez 17:22-24/Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16 [cf. 2a]/2 Cor 5:6-10/Mk 4:26-34 Monday: 2 Cor 6:1-10/Ps 98:1, 2b, 3ab, 3cd-4 [2a]/Mt 5:38-42
Tuesday: 2 Cor 8:1-9/Ps 146:2, 5-6ab, 6c-7, 8-9a [1b]/Mt 5:43-48 Wednesday: 2 Cor 9:6-11/Ps 112:1bc-2, 3-4, 9 [1b]/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Thursday: 2 Cor 11:1-11/Ps 111:1b-2, 3-4, 7-8 [7a]/Mt 6:7-15 Friday: 2 Cor 11:18, 21-30/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [cf. 18b]/Mt 6:19-23 Saturday: 2 Cor 12:1-10/Ps 34:8-9, 10-11, 12-13 [9a]/Mt 6:24-34
Next Sunday: Jb 38:1, 8-11/ Ps 107:23-24, 25-26, 28-29, 30-31 [1b]/2 Cor 5:14-17/
Mk 4:35-4
Waterers Needed
Have you been enjoying all the lovely flow- ers planted around the Church? Most of the flowers get watered with the sprinkler system, butwe are looking for one or two more people to help our "watering team" who take care of watering all the containers of flowers that don't get the sprinklers. This job is only done once a week, takes about 3060 minutes and can be done anytime dur- ing the day when it's convenient for you. Training is provided!
Please email, text or call if you can help us out with watering this summer.
Jane DeRoo, 7347481888 or[email protected]
GOSPEL OF LIFE
Every Life is Worth Living From Conception to Natural Death
"This is my commandment: Love one another as I love you" (John 15:12).
Jesus' standard of love is really high: His own example of loving. And what did that entail? First of all, Jesus' love was inclusive. He welcomed the poor and rich, Jew and Gentile, women and men, healthy and sick, young and old, timid and bold, charming and annoying. No one was outside His circle of lovingnot even those who put Him to death. And it was Jesus' love that enabled Him to lay down His life for us. The laying down of our life for others can take many forms: a single sweeping gesturelike a firefighter entering a burning building
or the countless small acts of selfdenial involved in sustaining a marriage, raising a child, living a religious commitment, serving in a particular ministry, or enduring pain. "Love one another as I love you." What a challenge that is.
But the good news is this: Jesus, our friend, strengthens us in all our attempts to be inclusive and selfless in our loving." A quote from Sr. Melannie Svoboda, SND.
There will be candy bars available
next week after all the Masses for Father's Day in the Gathering Area.
Stop by and pick up a few.
Your donations will help support Right to LifeLifespan.
Respectfully submitted by Sandy Rogala, 734-421-7145
ST. EDITH BOOK CLUB
Summer is almost upon us and time for patios, pic- nics and, at long last, people in person! St. Edith Book Club will meet on Tuesday, June 15, at 6:30 PM for a potluck supper. Join us as we plan for the 20212022 season and enjoy the company of one another.
Date: Tuesday, June 15
Time: 6:30 8:30 PM
Place: St. Edith Patio
Contact: [email protected]
St. Edith Catholic School Enrollment for 20212022
St. Edith Catholic School is now accepting applications for enrollment in all grades (PS3, Prek4, Kindergarten ± 8
th) for the 20212022 school year. Kindergarten and Grade 7 are filling up fast, so please contact the school at 7344641250, Mrs.
Wojciechowski, Principal at [email protected] or Mrs.
Slaviero, Secretary at [email protected] for more information on all grades. Please request your virtual tour link by contacting Mrs. Slaviero.
We look forward to answering all your questions regarding our Catholic faith based school where we have been in facetoface instructional school year since August!
We hope to see you in the fall 2021!
Find us on Facebook and at www.stedithschool.com
The St. Edith Parish Office has ReOpened
to the Public as of June 1, 2021.
Parish Office Hours are as follows:
Mondays and Tuesdays: 9:00 AM ~ 7:30 PM
Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays: 9:00 AM ~ 5:00 PM
The Office will be Closed for Lunch from 12:00 ~ 1:00 PM.
PLEASE NOTE:
If you are fully vaccinated, masks are optional.
If you are not fully vaccinated, masks are required.
WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU SOON!
Eucharistic Adoration will be held after the following
weekend Masses in Church:
Sunday, June 13th After 8:30 am Saturday, June 19th After 5:00 pm
Sunday, June 27th After 11:00 am
Sunday, July 4th After 8:30 am
Saturday, July 10th After 5:00 pm
Sunday, July 18th After 11:00 am
Sunday, July 25th After 8:30 am
Saturday, July 31st After 5:00 pm
St. Edith welcomed
the following families to our Parish
Community
during the month of May 2021:
Mary Ankiel
Edward Carey &
Louise Less
Judy Greenwald
Colton Rutkowski
John & Jolyn Sawyers
and Family
Aaron & Jennifer
Schlager
MAY 9, 2021
Cameron LaVallee Keeter
Son of Heather & Justin
MAY 23, 2021 Henry Benjamin Abbott
Son of Jennifer & Benjamin
Zoey Abigail Abbott
Daughter of Jennifer & Benjamin
Fiona Marilynn Abbott
Daughter of Jennifer & Benjamin
Gavin Yosef
Pomperada Pepito
Son of Leslie & Albert
Makenzie Catherine Stortz
Daughter of Lindsay & Joseph
MAY 30, 2021
Lincoln Henry Boesman
Son of Jackie & Sean
Amelia Rae Stempin
Daughter of Talitha & Jonathan
The following children
were Baptized by Deacon Don Esler
During the month
of May 2021:
As we eagerly look forward to summer’s arrival and participating in out- door activities, plans are being made for St. Edith’s Annual Family Picnic to
be held on SUNDAY, AUGUST 22,2021 from 12:00 Noon until 2:00 PM outside in the Church Parking Lot.(In case of rain, the picnic will be held on Sunday, August 29, 2021.)
There will be a picnicstyle lunch of hamburgers, hot dogs and pizza with chips and beverages, as well as the delicious Guernsey ice cream sundae bar. The Raffle Committee is coordinating another exciting raffle, and there will be games of chance for the children.
Be sure to mark your calendars and plan to join the fun!
Worship Commission
Chairperson
Joseph Rashid ... 248-348-8381 Lectors
Linda Bodnar ... 734-462-1289 Sacristan
Joseph Rashid ... 248-348-8381 Prayers of the Faithful
Parish Office ... 734-464-1222 Eucharistic Ministers
Al Rivard ... 734-464-8363 Ushers
Mike Magoulick ... 734-464-1490 Altar Servers
Lisa Smerdon ... 734-502-4661 Coffee / Donuts
Pete Moloney ... 734-718-0879 Rosie Pultorak ... 734-464-1718 Liturgical Environment
Jane DeRoo ... 734-748-1888 Cindy Coleman ... 734-464-8853 Prayer Group
Geri Soelz ... 734-464-8906 Eucharistic Adoration
Tom Rist ... 734-718-1172
Christian Service Commission
Chairperson/Holiday Outreach Denise Brady ... 248-888-6952 A New Dawn
TBD
Funeral Luncheons
Helen Ickes ... 734-693-3013 Blood Drive
Rita Howell ... 734-674-4214 St. Vincent de Paul
Bill Buckley ... 734-776-4457 Meals Ministry
Toni Sheffield ... 734-464-1222 Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) Jennifer Wilson ... 313-657-5757 Gospel of Life Committee
Sandy Rogala ... 734-421-7145 Visiting the Homebound/Sick
Toni Sheffield ... 734-464-1222 Knights of Columbus
Tony Carozza ... 734-464-3924 Parish Nurse
Mary Nakamura…..…….734-560-0672 Missions
Pat Young ... 248-672-7448 Mat Making
Loraine Raniszewski ... 248-476-1433
CATHOLIC SERVICES
APPEAL ~ 2021
HOW TO DONATE:
i Return the pledge card that you received in the mail or picked up in the Church pews or in the Gathering Area. Be sure and make your check payable to “Archdiocese of Detroit ± CSA.”
x Save time and donate online from your phone, computer or tablet at http://stedith.aodcsa.org.
x Donate online using your credit card by contacting the Archdiocese
at 18883318695.
ST. EDITH PARISH DIRECTORY
15089 Newburgh Road • Livonia, MI 48154
Office Phones(734) 4641222 / (734) 4641223
Office Fax(734) 4647582
Email address[email protected]
Websitewww.stedith.org
PastorFr. James McNulty[email protected]
Coordinator of Evangelization...Deacon Don Esler[email protected]
BookkeeperSally Bersot[email protected]
Office ManagerDeb Strautz[email protected]
Parish SecretaryAngela Baumler[email protected]
Parish SecretaryHelen Paciero[email protected]
Bulletin EditorHelen Paciero/Deb Strautz
Please submit all articles via email no later than Monday at 9:00 AM.
[email protected]
Director of MaintenanceRobert Calleja(734) 4641222
[email protected]
R.C.I.A.(734) 4641222Deacon Don Esler
[email protected]
CHRISTIAN SERVICE OFFICE(734) 4641222 Ext. 309
Coordinator Toni Sheffield[email protected]
YOUTH/YOUNG ADULT MINISTER Joshua Kugler……..(734) 4642020
[email protected]
WORSHIP OFFICE(734) 4641222 Ext. 314
Director of Music MinistriesHeather Nofar Shina[email protected]
GRADE SCHOOL
Office Phone(734) 4641250
PrincipalGeorgene Wojciechowski
[email protected]
Secretary/BookkeeperJackie Slaviero[email protected]
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Office Phone(734) 4642020………
[email protected]
Director of Religious Formation..Linda Kramer[email protected]
Youth & Young Adult MinisterJoshua Kugler………. [email protected]
Grade Level Section HeadsConnie Fletcher K[email protected]
Joshua Kugler 68
SecretaryDeb Strautz…………[email protected]
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL MEMBERS
Pastoral Council ChairpersonMark Tuttle(734) 5223559
Pastoral Council Vice ChairElisabeth Johnston(734) 7761276
Pastoral Council SecretaryMegan Szczypka Wolschleger
Parish Finance CouncilJohn Brady(248) 8886952
Worship CommissionJane DeRoo(734) 7481888
Christian Service CommissionDenise Brady………...(248) 8886952
Education CommissionDeb Beaman………(616) 7529278
Evangelization CommissionDeacon Don Esler(734) 4641222
Young AdultRenee Billotto(313) 3103095
MemberatLargeJohn Bodnar(734) 4621289
MemberatLargeTerri Field(248) 4737865
MemberatLargeAlex Mager(313) 9095985
SeniorsJoseph Bertrand(734) 2616482
FINANCE COUNCIL………Tom O’Meara………..(734) 4514395
PRAYER LINE………..Grace Weible………..(734) 4641896
FAMILY LIFE ………...Jennifer Butts………..(734) 5160634
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Grand KnightJim Wyzlic(734) 4644018
CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION (CYO)
Athletic DirectorBill Williams(734) 7483756
Assistant Athletic DirectorsJohn Szewc(313) 6734949
………Marc Klatt(734) 8124493
[email protected]
SACRAMENTS
SUNDAY EUCHARIST Saturday Vigil 5:00 PM
Sunday 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturdays 3:304:30pm in the A/V Room
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Please call the Parish Office to arrange interview and a class for parents.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Please call the Parish Priest or Deacon at least six months in advance.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK
Please call the Parish Office to arrange by individual
appointment.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday & Tuesday:
9:00 AM ~ 7:30 PM
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
9:00 AM ~ 5:00 PM
(Closed for Lunch 12:00 ~ 1:00 PM)
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(7663)
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5588 W. Jefferson Trenton
36100 Five Mile Rd. • Livonia, MI 48154 734-464-8060
www.fredwoodfuneralhome.com
Ronald L. Rice - Owner/Manager Park R. Rice - Owner/Funeral Director
Christina M. Crout - Funeral Director Meghan C. Noe - Funeral Director Family Owned & Operated Since 1927
10% off w/coupon (No Specials) 10% Senior Discount (No Specials)
Over 15 Breakfast Specials Starting at $2.75 (Mon-Fri) Homemade Soups & Pies
Home Cooked Meals
15356 Haggerty
(corner of 5 Mile Rd. across from Kroger’s)
(734) 420-1141
Mon-Sat 7am-10pm Sun 7am-9pm
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734-416-9114
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734-261-8860
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Fast Professional Service Expert Sewer & Drain Cleaning Lic. Master Plumber• Reasonable Rates
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$20 OFF ANY SERVICE
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734-526-4176
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Room Additions Basement Remodeling
734-728-2276
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Parkview Memorial Cemetery
Serving the Community Since 1926 34205 5 Mile Rd., Just West of Farmington Rd.
734-421-6120
ROB’S HEATING
& COOLING LLC
We service all makes and models Furnaces • AC • Humidifiers
Boilers • Water Heaters 734-728-5717
30200 Five Mile Rd • Livonia, MI Director Todd N. Turowski 734.525.9020 TurowskiFuneralHome.com
100 Y – F EARS
amily Owned and Operated S
ince 1919 –
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