Ph: 7344641222 / 4641223
Fax: 7344647582
www.stedith.org
AUGUST 29, 2021
HOMILY ~ AUGUST 21/22, 2021 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time
THERE WAS A MAN A LONELY MAN WHO LOST HIS LOVE THROUGH HIS INDIFFERENCE
A HEART THAT CARED THAT WENT UNSHARED
UNTIL IT DIED WITHIN HIS SILENCE AND SOLITARE’S THE ONLY
GAME IN TOWN
AND EVERY ROAD THAT TAKES HIM
‘TAKES HIM DOWN WHILE LIFE GOES ON AROUND HIM EVERYWHERE
HE’S PLAYING SOLITAIRE That is what happens when we remain indifferent in our relationships. If we can- not commit, we end up alone playing soli- taire. We hear in the Second Reading today some controversial words that peo- ple tend to focus on: “Wives should be subordinate to their husbands as to the Lord.” We also hear: “Husbands, love your wives even as Christ loved the Church.” We also hear: “Be subordinate to one another out of reverence for Christ.”
In reality, if two people are truly committed to one another in a marriage, sometimes wives have to be subordinate to their hus- bands. When your husband needs to move to another state to advance his ca- reer, sometimes the wife needs to move
with him. Sometimes husbands have to love their wives as Christ loves the Church, with that sacrificial love, and forgo that promotion for the good of the family.
That is how you hold a marriage together.
The truth is that in all of our close relation- ships, we need to commit to one another and be subordinate to one another at times for the good of the relationship.
Otherwise you may end up playing soli- taire.
In the First Reading, the people of Israel had lost their sense of commitment to the Lord. Joshua tells them that they have to decide who they are going to serve. The people looked at how the Lord had served them in the past and decided that they were going to serve the Lord, for he was their God. I think we are chal- lenged today to answer that same ques- tion. Who or what are we going to serve?
Sometimes we get side tracked. Instead of being committed to the Lord, we be- come committed to careers, or money, or possessions, or a particular group or politi- cal party. If we are committed to the Lord first, all of those other commitments fall into place.
In the Gospel Reading today, the people were committed to Jesus as long as he was healing the sick, feeding the multitudes, and turning water into wine, until things got hard. Jesus told the peo- ple about the Eucharist, eating his body and drinking his blood. This seemed like cannibalism to the people; and this was hard to accept, so many left. Jesus asked the 12, are you going to leave me, too?
Peter responds: “Master, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. We have come to believe and are convinced that you are the Holy One of God.” Can you say the same thing when
things get hard, when things do not seem to make any sense? Can you just trust that God is God and we are not? Can we trust God to work with us and care for us? Can we stay committed to Jesus Christ first and foremost in our lives? If we are really com- mitted to Jesus, we have to try and love and serve him by loving and serving one anoth- er. That is really hard at times, and I fre- quently fail; but I am committed to Jesus and I will keep trying.
We are going through a really difficult time right now with COVID. I am really an- gry and disappointed that we cannot go back to normal. I think most of us are long- ing to get back to normal. I wonder why God does not just solve this problem for us, but I also remember that God is God and I am not. My inclination is to judge others, blame a particular group of people or to scapegoat a group. It is their fault. But blaming and shaming is not going to help this problem. What do we need to do now?
How can we love and serve one another? I do not want to start wearing the mask again in large indoor groups; but I think I am going to put the mask back on, at least for a while, until we all figure this out. How about you?
Are you committed to Jesus even in this time when it is really hard? How are you called to love and serve the Lord by loving and serving one another?
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.
Fr. Jim’s Journal
Fr. James
McNulty
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, AUGUST 31
9:00AM † Angelo & Vittoria Zonzini, req. by Graziano Canini
† Deborah DiFrancescantonio, req. by Deborah Strautz
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ~ SCHOOL MASS ONLY
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
5:00PM † Sharon Konal, req. by Her Husband, Anthony
† Mark Dahlin, req. by Greg & Marlene Dahlin
† Deceased Members of the Dahlin/Castagna Families,
req. by Greg & Marlene Dahlin
Special Intention Joe & Delores Mercurio on their 70th Wedding
Anniversary, req. by Joe & Pat Rashid
Special Intention Dave & Kathy Moran, req. by Lisa Zajac
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
8:30AM † Delfin Serrano, req. by Tita & Agnes Serrano
† Rupert Gerard Serrano, req. by Tita & Agnes Serrano
† Sofronio Bautista, req. by Tita & Agnes Serrano
† Gavina Colina, req. by Tita & Agnes Serrano
† Guadalope Reyes, req. by Tita & Agnes Serrano
11:00AM † Gianmarco Romano, req. by His Wife, Natalie and
His Children, John & Anna
† Ann Row, req. by Her Children
Joseph Ballard Bonnie Barnes Garrett Bazany Virginia Can- zoneri-Baggett Donna Colbeck Noreen Colbeck Nancy Cossin Bruce Cyburt Andrew Daoust Jim Denault Joseph Dressell Catherine Eicher Corrine
Ferguson Karen Gartrell Oakley Geverink Elaine Goyer Bonnie Greenwell Isa Hassan Karl Isele Brent Kempster Steve Kugler
Cailin LoGrasso Russell Mancewicz Olivia Marcy Ken Meier Lina Miele Kaiya Misiuk Kim Murdock Joe Myers Ken Nulph Mary Nulph Mark Owen Steve Percha Anna Pittenger Scott Pittenger Hadley Schoenborn Beth Smith Henry Urbank Lillian Vollick Matthew Walker 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.
Dennis Niemiec Lindsay Papazoglou Bert Quinlan Pat Rashid Chris Rodgers Irene Romej Norbert Romej Anthony Salah Jerry Sheedy Vera Sopko Greg Stawara Terry Stillwagon Cheryl Strohmer-Vail Bob Strzalka Carol Tervo Kathy Tiedt Philip Vendittelli Cindy Yono Parishioners
Angie Beharry Joe Bertrand Gary Brockway Carl Buckley Bruno Ciavattone Leslie Colbeck Jacob Douglas Mary Anne Ennis Donna Eskelinen Gerald Eskelinen Todd Geverink Joe Goode Mark Greenwell Marilyn Holland Katharine Johnston Sheila Joinville Bill Kelly James Klatt Isabella Kutch Thomas Marzec Virginia Montesa Charles Myers
Friends of Parishioners Neil Andrasko Joseph Ballard Renee` Ballard Dan Bowerson Bruce Buddenborg Curtis Cerni Paul Cote Arlene Garcia Tom Johnson Barbara Jones Barry Jones Catherine Lafferty Steve Lee Brayden McAleer David Parker Jim Perkett Chloe Photsios Emma Scaramella Cheryl Smith Keesee Dolores Styborski Kathleen Urbiel Renee Wood Patricia Ylivi Relatives of Parishioners
Early Deadline for
Bulletin Submissions
Due to the Labor Day Holiday, Bulletin Articles for the September 12th Bulletin WILL BE DUE ON MONDAY,
AUGUST 30th BY 9:00 AM.
Please submit your articles to
bulletin@stedith.org
Weekend
Schedule Sept. 4/5
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 4
5:00 PM
SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 5
8:30 AM
SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 5
11:00 AM
Reconciliation Sat. 3:30 PM Fr. Jim
Reconciliation Room
Celebrant Fr. Jim Fr. Jim Fr. Jim
Lector Lee Douglas Linda Bodnar Cindy Wishart
Music
Ministry For God’s Glory Debby Glitz Debby Glitz/
Adult Choir
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
Jeanne Magoulick Mike Magoulick Casey McCarthy Tom Rist Kathy Tuttle Connie Vassallo
Dan Behen Stephen Covitz Tony Covitz Chris Dixon Richard Johnston Jim Kelly Jerry Stewart John Winnicker
Eric Baczewski Tom Bamrick Dennis Bay Angela Centi Michael Doyle Gino Fortuna Richard Fullmerhouser Nicole Karr
Maria Potter Eric Stumpp Pat Suzio Mike Willis Saturday Snacks
& Sunday Coffee & Donuts
Temporarily
Cancelled Temporarily
Cancelled Temporarily Cancelled
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MASS TIMES:
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MASS TIMES:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday @ 9:00 am Saturday @ 4:00 pm Sunday @ 8:00 am, 10:00 am & Noon
RECONCILIATION:
Saturday 2:00 pm ~ 3:00 pm
The Church will be Open during the Summer months
Monday through Friday
7:00 AM ~ 3:00 PM.
Parish Office Hours:
Mondays and Tuesdays:
9:00 AM ~ 7:30 PM
Wednesdays, Thursdays
and 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.
Please Keep These
Members of the Military
In Your Prayers:
Benjamin B. Baxter Ralph Buckley Christian M. Castillo
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
Linda’s Links to Family Ministries & More
Registrations for Religious Education Classes Due
Registration materials for ReligiousEducation Classes for the 20212022 school year were emailed to all families in the database. We invite ALL to join us, in person with safety protocols in place, as we learn more about our faith and who we are called to be! You may also find reg-
istration materials on the parish website, and a registration form is also printed in this bulletin for your convenience (See Page 5 →). We ask that ALL registrations be turned in by September 12th, which is a week before classes begin. Thank You!
Volunteers Needed
If you have ever considered sharing your faith with our young peo- ple and are willing to commit an hour or so a week by being a Teacher or Classroom Aide, please contact me at lkramer@stedith.org or call me at 7344642020, ext. 308. Volunteering in RE can be a reward- ing experience, and the difference you make for the people you serve lasts a lifetime!
Walking With Purpose
Please register on the St. Edith Parish website for the upcoming session: Discovering our Dignity. Fall Ses- sions will begin on Thursday, September 30th with a morning and evening time. We ask all interested ladies to please register for this session even though you may have attended previously. Thank you!
Protecting God’s Children
St. Edith will be hosting the Protecting God’s Children course on Wednesday, October 13, 2021, from 6:30 PM ~ 9:00 PM. This course is required by the Archdio- cese of Detroit for anyone who has contact with our children in Schools, Religious Education pro- grams, CYO sports, etc.
You must preregister at www.virtus.org. and follow the instructions.
If you need assistance, please contact the RE Office at 7344642020.
Blessings my friends, Linda
Dear Friends,
Today I offer you the newest up- dates to our Families of Parishes … As our parishes come together to form our Family of Parishes, we have begun to discuss the practical ways in which the clergy and staff will interact within the family, as well as finalizing some new leadership structure, including items such as leadership teams, key staff mis- sion and operations staff positions.
During this process, it may appear that we are losing some staff members, but at the same time, some families will be able to add positions that better serve the mission going forward. All staffing decisions are left to the discernment of each family of parishes, led by parish leadership and with assistance, as need- ed, from the Archdiocese of Detroit Cu- ria.
As our family begins to take shape, we will continue to discern and pray about how to organize various “mission direct” and “mission support” ministries.
WHAT ARE THE
“MISSION DIRECT” MINISTRIES?
To accomplish the goal of becoming a missionary church, five areas of minis- try that reflect a vibrant and evangelizing parish have been identified:
4. Family Ministries, assisting families living as domestic churches in their homes. The Director of
Family Ministry, whom we have identified as Deacon Don Esler from St. Edith will supervise those working with infant
baptism; marriage preparation; and fam- ily support group ministries.
5. Worship, facilitating the worship life of the community by coordinating and providing quality prayer and liturgical experiences. Father
Tom Belczak from St.
Kenneth, will assume the role of Director of Worship, working with each of our Music di-
rectors, and all of those working in litur- gy; parish music; prayer groups; and wake service ministries.
WHAT ARE THE “MISSION SUPPORT” MINISTRIES?
Mission Support Ministries, pri- marily support the Family of Parishes through functions that do not work di- rectly, per se, with the faithful, and are designed to give pastors, moderators, and other clergy more time for mission- ary work. The mission
support team encom- passes, but is not limited to, finance, accounting, human resources, information
technology and facility maintenance. We have now identified Julie Lupo, Parish Administrator at Our Lady of Victory as the Director of Mission Support.
Family mission support teams will be led by family mission support direc- tors and usually will be comprised of existing personnel from each of the par- ishes. Julie will serve as the single point of contact for the “one pastor” or moder- ator, and the mission support team serv- ing our entire family.
On the Missionary Trail with you, Father Denis Theroux, Pastor Our Lady of Victory Catholic Parish 1. Discipleship Formation, or what in
the past we called Faith Formation, is the overseeing of all as- pects of disciple for- mation in the family. The Director of Discipleship Formation, whom at this time we have identified as Linda Kramer, from St. Edith, with the assistance of Ellen O’Neil and Colleen Misiak, will identify, recruit and form catechists; they will as- sist the school faculty in the preparation of creative, spirit-filled liturgies and sac- ramental experiences; and other related tasks.
2. Engagement, assisting parishioners by equipping them for the service of the Gospel of Jesus
Christ. The Director of Engagement, whom we’ve identi- fied as Deacon Ric Misiak and his wife, Colleen, from Our Lady Of Victory will supervise those working in ministry placement, evangeli- zation, communica- tions, RCIA, hospitali- ty and ecumenical ministries.
3. Evangelical Charity, what you and I have known as Christian Service, is a position to ensure a full response to Catholic social teach-
ings through charity in areas of human need, both within the parish and beyond. The Di- rector of Evangelical Charity, whom we
have identified as Cindy Portis, from St.
Colette, will oversee those working in human services; community outreach;
visitation of the sick and homebound;
Stephen Ministry; and funeral luncheon ministries.
Eucharistic Adoration will be held after the following
weekend Masses in Church:
Sunday, August 29th After 8:30 am Sunday, September 5th After 11:00 am
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!!
St. Edith
Book Club News
We’re moving - - to a new night and a new (to us) venue.
Come along for the ride.
3rd Monday of the Month (Sept. 20, Oct. 18, Nov.15) Fireside Room in the Parish Office
7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Join us as we explore a variety of titles and genres and apply what we read
to how we live.
POC: suzynelson48@gmail.com
GOSPEL OF LIFE
Every Life is Worth Living From Conception to Natural Death
A Quote From Fr. Mike Schmitz
"Forgiveness is a process, not an
event. You may have to repeat this process many times for the same offense. But each time you do, you will become more and more free."
Respectfully submitted by Sandy Rogala ~ 734-421-7145
The 4th Annual Dr. Thomas A.
Dooley Knights of Columbus #5492 Golf Classic will take place on Satur- day, September 11, 2021. The outing will be held at Whispering Willows Golf Course at 8 Mile and Newburgh.
Shotgun start will be at 8:00 am with dinner and prizes immediately after golf at the course. Men, ladies and teens are all welcome.
If you have any questions or wish to sign up for the outing, please call:
John Glennon (734-968-2286) or Lou Fiorentino (248-808-3834).
All funds raised are donated to charities sponsored by our Council.
LIFESPAN LINKS FOR LIFE
CHARITY GOLF OUTING
Come join us for the inaugural LIFESPAN LINKS FOR LIFE Charity Golf Outing on Monday, September 13, at Fellows Creek Golf Club in Canton. It is a team scramble with a shotgun start at 9:00 am. There will be contests including Men’s and Women’s longest drives, raffles, and a “Beat the Pro” Par 3 contest fea- turing a women’s professional golf- er. It includes 18 holes of golf with cart, hot dog lunch and a sitdown steak dinner. Hole sponsorships are still available.
Call now at 7344226230 ~ or ~
email at tpruse@milifespan.org
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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
Deb Strautz (8:30) ... 734-464-1222 Leslie Colbeck (11:00) .. 734-853-8107 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) Julie Dunaway ... 313-310-3187 Gospel of Life Committee
Sandy Rogala ... 734-421-7145 Visiting the Homebound/Sick
Deacon Don Esler ... 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
THE LADYWOOD LEGACY GROUP
All Ladywood High School alumnae, staff, coaches and parents are invited to our inaugural Ladywood Legacy Reunion on September 10-12, 2021. Please consider joining us for a weekend of fellowship, tradition and fun.
For more details and to register: bit.ly/LadywoodReunion.
Please visit our website: ladywoodlegacy.weebly.com.
May they Rest in Peace.
Pray for the Souls of:
Diane Dean
Robert Joseph Goyer
(Father of Evon Buckley)Readings for the Week of August 29, 2021:
Sunday: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8/Ps 15:2-3, 3-4, 4-5 [1a]/Jas 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27/
Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23
Monday: 1 Thes 4:13-18/Ps 96:1 and 3, 4-5, 11-12, 13 [13b]/Lk 4:16-30 Tuesday: 1 Thes 5:1-6, 9-11/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14 [13]/Lk 4:31-37
Wednesday: Col 1:1-8/Ps 52:10, 11 [10]/Lk 4:38-44 Thursday: Col 1:9-14/Ps 98:2-3ab, 3cd-4, 5-6 [2]/Lk 5:1-11 Friday: Col 1:15-20/Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4, 5 [2b]/Lk 5:33-39 Saturday: Col 1:21-23/Ps 54:3-4, 6 and 8 [6]/Lk 6:1-5
Next Sunday: Is 35:4-7a/Ps 146:7, 8-9, 9-10 [1b]/Jas 2:1-5/Mk 7:31-37
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 addressparishoffice@stedith.org
Websitewww.stedith.org
PastorFr. James McNultyfrjim@stedith.org
Coordinator of Evangelization...Deacon Don Eslerdesler@stedith.org
Bookkeeper………...
Office ManagerDeb Strautzdstrautz@stedith.org
Parish SecretaryAngela Baumlerabaumler@stedith.org
Parish SecretaryHelen Pacierohpaciero@stedith.org
Bulletin EditorHelen Paciero/Deb Strautz
Please submit all articles via email no later than Monday at 9:00 AM.
bulletin@stedith.org
Director of MaintenanceRobert Calleja(734) 4641222
rcalleja@stedith.org
R.C.I.A.(734) 4641222Deacon Don Esler
desler@stedith.org
CHRISTIAN SERVICE OFFICE(734) 4641222 Ext. 309
Coordinator Toni Sheffieldtsheffield@stedith.org
YOUTH/YOUNG ADULT MINISTER Joshua Kugler……..(734) 4642020
jkugler@stedith.org
WORSHIP OFFICE(734) 4641222 Ext. 314
Director of Music MinistriesHeather Nofar Shinahshina@stedith.org
GRADE SCHOOL
Office Phone(734) 4641250
PrincipalGeorgene Wojciechowski
gwojciechowski@stedith.org
Secretary/BookkeeperJackie Slavierojslaviero@stedith.org
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Office Phone(734) 4642020………
religiouseducation@stedith.org
Director of Religious Formation..Linda Kramerlkramer@stedith.org
Youth & Young Adult MinisterJoshua Kugler………. .jkugler@stedith.org
Grade Level Section HeadsConnie Fletcher K5..cfletcher@stedith.org
Joshua Kugler 68
SecretaryDeb Strautz………….dstrautz@stedith.org
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
cyoad@stedith.org
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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MIKE’S PLUMBING
Complete Plumbing Sewer & Drain Cleaning
MASTER PLUMBER Michael J. Wood
734-421-4633
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New & Pre-Owned Sales & Leasing Active Parish Member Donation to Parish for Referrals!
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5588 W. Jefferson Trenton
36100 Five Mile Rd. • Livonia, MI 48154 734-464-8060
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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
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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
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15230 Levan Road, Livonia, MI 48154
734-261-8860
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THIS SPACE IS
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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