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Shrine Herald Royal Oak, MI

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“We proclaim Jesus as Lord and ourselves as servants for His sake.”

June 21, 2009 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Food In Church? Strictly speaking, nothing should be consumed in church except the Body and Blood of Christ. Water bottles, coffee

cups, pop cans are not allowed in church. Candy, gum, and snacks have no place in church.

I am reluctant to do so, but I am considering signs that say “NO FOOD OR BEVERAGES ALLOWED IN CHURCH.”

If you are going to receive Communion, you should abstain from all food for at least one hour before receiving. This hour of abstinence is meant to be a time of preparation to receive Jesus in the Eucharist.

There are members of our parish who have serious food allergies and medical conditions. Some cannot even be in proximity to dairy products; others cannot be near peanuts or foods containing them. Even to be in the proximity of

certain foods can cause serious and even life threatening results.

Children need to learn that church is not the place for snacks. Those little goldfish crackers or other treats may seem

to be an innocent and effective way to quiet a restless child, but they can have disastrous results for someone with severe allergies.

Out of concern for all members of the parish, do not bring food and drink into

the church. If an infant must nurse or have their bottle, please take them to the Martin Family Room where the Mass is live on TV. If you have to have food items for your child especially those containing dairy, wheat, or nuts, PLEASE, ONLY in the

Martin Family Room.

Bearings Notes from Monsignor Easton

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Following this simple guideline will show concern for those with medical conditions and will help to keep the church free of cheerios, fruit loops, gold fish, or whatever else gets left

behind and could be a threat to someone who comes later.

Catholic Services Appeal As of this past week, there were 941 cards returned. The pledges from these cards amounted to $146,720.73, which is 70% of our target for this year. Please return your card as soon as possible. We hope to go beyond our target.

Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower

Please pray for the sick of our parish

Audrey Bandrowski Najeba Chika

Joseph DeFauw

Manuel Esteves Jesusa Fantillo

Sabrina Fodera Lynn Frank

Betty Goliber

Mary Hanson Jean Haubert Joe Haubert Jenna Kast

Ann Kirkland Kathy Kohlstrand

Patricia Komosinski Theresa Kristopik

John Legel Matthew Mannette Lawrence Mannix

Anna Marie Mateljan

Anthony A. McGarth Richard P. McLaughlin

Jerry Murphy Vida Murphy Robert Perry Helen Prus

Adam Riviera David Rogers

Anne Spaniola Monica Stowe Larry Webber

Karl Wolfe

Betty Mc Gill John Voigt

Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions June 2009

General: That international attention towards the poor countries may give rise to more concrete help, in particular to relieve them of

the crushing burden of foreign debt.

Mission: That the particular Churches operating in regions marked by violence may be sustained by the love and concrete closeness of all the Catholics in the world.

Please pray for the repose of the soul of

Home Care Helpers for Homebound Parishioners Some of you know that I keep a list of parishioners that are willing or would like to provide home care for parishioners who are no longer independent. It is time to update my “short list” so I can pass on names and phone numbers to family

members who inquire. I also provide the names of agencies that can provide the same or more complete care of adults whose health has become frail.

If you are interested in being on my list that helps people make connections, please call and leave your name, phone number and your availability days and hours. Sister Noreen, 248.541.4122, ext. 411.

Downsizing? Have More Than You Need? Willing to Share? On Friday, July 3, the two couples who were baptized during the Easter Vigil and

are now National Shrine Parishioners, and will be moving into a two bedroom apartment in Oak Park. They are in need of furnishings to make a home together. If you can help, there are many needs: 2 full size or queen size beds, chests, lamps, side tables, kitchen table and 4 chairs, sofa, linens, etc. Also, we could use a few healthy guys and someone with a pickup truck. Can we help make a home once

more?

You, the National Shrine “saints-in process”, helped to put together a home for a mother and ten children at Christmas. You blessed them with such goodness! What can we do now?

If you can provide furnishings, or the manpower to help this move on Friday, July 3, please call me and leave your name, phone number and your message. I will try to

coordinate the offers as soon as I have a more complete list. If someone reading this would like to coordinate the offers, it would be a wonderful gift to me.

God bless you!

Retreat and Vacation During the last week in June I, will be at our motherhouse with more that 300 others Sisters of Charity, including Sister Alicia, for our annual Retreat. Please pray for us during that time and we will pray for you, too. During the first two weeks of July, I

plan to take some vacation time. If there is an urgent need, the receptionist may be able to contact me.

- Sister Noreen Ellison

www.shrinechurch.com June 21, 2009

Baptized in Christ

Chloe Raye daughter of Scott and Tracy (Thomas) Edson

Mary Harue daughter of John and Jennifer (Rogers) Kacir

Phillip Charles son of Phillip and Erica (Antoncew) Kommer

Vanessa Kathryn

daughter of Mark and Sofia (Petrella) Carey

Divine Life

Banns of Marriage

First Bann

Jennifer Burkett and Aaron Ward

Marrianne de Navarre and Dan Boland

Third Bann

Elizabeth Chopp and Robert Weir

Sunali Wadehra and Greg Bismack

Meghan Stewart and Ryan LaPrairie

Jeanine Ksar and Stephen Ewing

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Bearings ...

All money that comes in over out target is returned to the parish and will be applied to the bond payment for the Master Plan.

We are creeping up on our target each week. Please fill out your card and send

it in. Near the end of the month, we will consider a second mailing to those who have not yet responded.

Even if you are unable to support the CSA at this time, please return your card. This will help us to keep our records current. Annually returning your CSA Card with or without a donation is the only way we have of keeping your parish registration activated.

Holy Land Pilgrimage The Holy Land Pilgrimage from October 10 to 25 with Father Mąka, Father Patau, and yours truly, still has a few available openings. If you are seriously considering the possibility of making this pilgrimage, please contact me as soon as possible.

Low Gluten Host Low gluten content hosts are available at the tabernacle during the distribution of communion at all Masses.

Seminarians Rob Pahlkotter, a seminarian for the Diocese of Kalamazoo Michigan, and Dexter Noblefranca, a seminarian for the Diocese of Memphis Tennessee, are staying with us until August 15 while they do their Clinical Pastoral Education at Beaumont Hospital. Both men are officially Acolytes. It is one of the steps toward ordination to the priesthood. As Acolytes, they are charged with helping the priest and deacon in preparing the gifts for the altar and with the purification of the sacred vessels after

communion. You will probably see them carrying out these duties during their time with us.

Rosie & Carlito Mom comes home from Out West this weekend. Charlie is going to be so glad to see her. Not only is she MOM, but she is a pushover for treats and Charlie has been missing that. Rosie has tried to give him her treats but there are not many since she is on a diet as well.

Attention! Early Herald Due Date! Due to the upcoming Fourth of July holiday weekend, we

need to turn in our weekly bulletin to the printer early.

Please submit all articles for the July 5 edition by

Friday, June 26.


Mass Information

Monday, June 22

6:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton Servers Gabrielle Schmidt, Isabel Aklestad

8:30 am Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk

Servers Irene Peaslee, Bailey Haran

Tuesday, June 23

6:30 am Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk Servers Jacqueline Vidosh, Marie Vidosh

8:30 am Mass Fr. Lang

Servers Jordan Kennelly, Daniel Carlin

Wednesday, June 24

6:30 am Mass Fr. Lang Servers Sam Ilkka, Zachary Castle

8:30 am Msgr. Easton Servers Tim Doman, George Vidosh Thursday, June 25

6:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton Servers Andrew North, Robby Zink

8:30 am Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk

Servers Joe Wagner, Christopher Johnson

Friday, June 26

6:30 am Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk Servers Matt Abell, Andre Moon

8:30 am Mass Fr. Lang Servers Justin Cantrell, John Ginotti

Saturday, June 27

8:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton Servers Jacob Kennedy, Jack Novak

Sunday, June 28 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time Vigil Masses (on Saturday)

4:30 pm Mass Fr. Ching

Lectors Bill Barnes, Tony Smith Servers Brandon Breen, Jake Luddy Daniel Carlin, Robby Zink

Hospitality Margie Suchyta, Team

6:30 pm Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk Lectors Frank Neff, Bob Livingston

Servers Ciara Lynch, McKenna Lynch Colleen McQueeney, Bridget Lyons Hospitality Gerald Schaffran, Team Sunday Masses

7:30 am Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk Lectors Henry Swift, Alex Clark

Servers Michael LaBella, Scott Hejka Alex Hejka, Christian Rozanski, Stevie Erwin

Hospitality MaryAnn Skaggs, Team

9:00 am Mass Fr. Ching Lectors Claire Baumhardt, Jessica Klimushyn Clare Romano

Servers Matthew Mason, Brian Mischle Alex Bain, Joe Romano, Matt Abell

Hospitality John Burg, Team 10:45 am Mass Msgr. Easton Lectors William Urich, Lloyd West Servers Anna West, Emily Armstrong

Anna DeHondt, Eva Doherty, Julia Doherty

Emcee Jeff Stephenson Hospitality Wayne Friedman, Team 12:30 pm Mass Fr. Lang Lectors Rebecca Joseph, Joseph DeFauw

Servers Tom Sullivan, Brendan Sullivan Jack Novak, Zachary Castle, Jacob Kennedy

Hospitality Hugh Brennan, Team 6:00 pm Mass Fr. Lang Lectors Matt Archambault, Colleen Arce

Genevieve Schmidt Servers Ann Maten, Gabrielle Schmidt Candice Burley, Cassia Burley

Hospitality Tom Torma, Team

Monday, June 22

Gn 12:1-9 Mt 7:1-5

Tuesday, June 23

Gn 13:2,5-18 Mt 7: 6, 12-14

Wednesday, June 24

Is 49:1-6 Acts 13:22-26

Lk 1:57-66, 80

Thursday, June 25

Gn 16:1-12, 15-16 or Gn 16:6b-12, 15-16

Mt 7:21-29

Readings of The Week

Friday, June 26

Gn 17:1, 9-10, 15-22 Mt 8:1-4

Saturday, June 27

Gn 18:1-15 Mt 8:5-17

Sunday, June 28

Wis 1:13-15; 2:23-24 2 Cor 8:7, 9, 13-15

Mk 5:21-43 or 5:21-24, 35b-43


Monday, June 22

St. Paulinus of Nola, St. John Fisher

and St. Thomas More

6:30 am †Joseph McLaughlin

8:30 am †Donna Mott

Tuesday, June 23

6:30 am †Jean Blaesser 8:30 am Intentions of the Friends Relatives, & Benefactors of Mary Hanson

Wednesday, June 24

The Nativity of St. John the Baptist

6:30 am †Poor Souls 8:30 am †Paulina Skomra

Thursday, June 25

6:30 am †Terry Mullane

8:30 am †Betty and Richard Daniels Friday, June 26

6:30 am Intentions of Barbara Schmidt 8:30 am †Rev. John Miller

Saturday, June 27

St. Cyril of Alexandria

8:30 am †Veronica Agnes Zinger

Sunday, June 18

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Vigil Masses (on Saturday)

4:30 pm †Joseph Skrzynski 6:30 pm †Robert M. Whartfield

Sunday Masses

7:30 am †Robert & Anna Dobry

and Joseph & Ida Leroux

9:00 am †Wolfgang Papenheim

10:45 am Intentions of the Parishioners of NSLF

12:30 pm †David L. and David J. Lilley

6:00 pm †Peter and Joseph Martin

Mass Intentions Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration

O Jesus, deign to take me into Your Sacred

Heart. Grant that it may be the sanctuary where I

may be recollected, sheltered, and find my rest.

The Heart of Jesus will be our surest refuge in

temptation; if we wish to escape Satan's wiles and

our own evil tendencies, we must take shelter in the Heart of

Him who conquered Satan, and healed our ills by His

wounds. Jesus triumphed over evil; if we take refuge in HIm,

we will have nothing to fear. Tempests may still rage around

us, but our soul will be guarded and protected from

shipwreck. No matter what kind of struggles we have to

undergo, no matter how bitter or humiliating they may be, if

we keep intact our confidence in this divine Heart, it will be

our salvation. - Divine Intimacy

Open hours: Thursday, 12 Noon and Friday, 2 am. Partners

are desired for the following days and times: Sundays, 2 and 6 pm; Wednesdays, 4 pm; Thursdays, 11 am; Fridays, 11 am and 4 pm, Saturdays, 9 pm; the 1 pm hour on Sunday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday; and the 7 pm hour Wednesday-Sunday. Please call Marie Lama at 248.655.0309 if you are interested in a Holy Hour. There are also sign-up cards

available on the chapel vestibule bulletin board.

Adorers, you may have noticed a young couple frequently in the chapel. Mr. and Mrs. George are devoting themselves to 8 hours of adoration - from 10 pm to 6 am DAILY for a month. They began on June 7. Their mission, I believe, is to help in the spread of perpetual Eucharistic adoration centers

around the world. I am edified by their devotion and love for Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Please make them feel welcome.

Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, pray for us!

A Mission: Possible Moment…

This Gospel passage is probably one of the most well–known, and eventually, most comforting, in the Gospels. As we read the passage, each of us, all baptized, committed

disciples and all those called to lay ecclesial ministry in the Church, recall times we have fears on our everyday journey. So, in the Gospel was the storm outside the boat or inside their spirits?

For those privileged to be in lay ecclesial ministry today, one of the most overwhelming gifts, one of the most awe–

inspiring experiences of standing on holy ground is to walk with people through the times of fear, worry, doubt, and turbulence, (as well as the good times) knowing that, experiencing that, no matter what, God remains with us.

For more information about lay ministry, visit our website at www.missionpossibledetroit.org.

– Janet Schaeffler, OP, associate director for Office of Adult Faith

Formation, Archdiocese of Detroit


Sgt. Daniel J. Allen, USMC Maj. Eric Ansorge PhD, US Army

Sgt. Joanna Bertling, US Army Envin E. Billings, US Army

Capt. Matthew Cain, US Army Capt. David Cibik, US Army

Crisanto R. Delos, USCG Lt. Joseph W. Doman, US Navy Col. Thomas M. Doman, USMC

PV2-E2 Melissa Ducastel, US Army Lt. Jason D. Everts, US Army

LCpl. Mike Farley, USMC LCpl. Michael Fern, USMC

Lt. Troy Perry Glendye, USCG Cpl. Gary R. Gmeiner, USMC

Joseph Haddad, USMC LCpl. Matthew Hebert, USMC

SSgt. Philip Huber, USMC Andrew Kostrzewa, US Navy

2nd Lt. Nicholas Robert Langan, US Army Peter Laperriere, US Navy

Brian MacKenzie, USAF GS13 Dan Marem MI BN

Capt. Christopher Mellon, USMC

Spc. Beau Messer, US Army

Aaron Mingle, US Navy Matthew Mitchell, US Navy

LCpl. Michael D. Mueller, USMC 1st Capt. Johnny Pruitt, ASAF

LCpl. Eric Nakalsky, USMC Kevin C. Oldani, USMC

Lt. Daniel P. Palmer, US Army Maj. Loren D. Penney, US Army

Maj. David M. Reilly, USMC Anthony Reynolds, USAF

Capt. David N. Roberts, USMC LCpl. Derrick Savage, USMC

Andrew Schulte, US Army Lt. Col. Eric J. Simpson, FA

LCpl. Ronald C. Smart, USMC Capt. Michael Szalma, US Army

PV2 Christopher M. Villerot, US Army Spec. Ryan McWilliams, US Army Rangers

Spec. David Wittla, US Army

Please pray for our Military

Military

Just a reminder, please notify us when

you have additions to the Military prayer

list, or when one of our Military members

can be taken off the prayer list.

Life Matters Over 50 million people have been killed by abortion in our country since Roe v. Wade. The loss of 50 million people is hard to imagine. Imagine this…

¨ It’s equivalent to the population of our 71 largest cities, from New York, NY, all the way down to cities the size of St. Petersburg, FL.

¨ It’s equal to or greater than the human loss we would experience from an all-out nuclear war.

¨ The Vietnam War Memorial Wall is ten feet high and 500 foot

long and contains 58,000+ names. Comparatively, a similar wall depicting all 50 million names would extend to over 81 miles in length.

¨ Over a million children per grade level throughout the nation would have been with us had they not been killed by abortion.

¨ It adds up to a 30% loss in the younger generation under age 36

-- nearly 1 out of 3 of this generation has been aborted.

¨ The Mississippi Baptist Convention collected 50 million pennies to represent each child killed; the coins are piled 6 feet deep in the 13-by-7 glass house. The structure weighs more than 300,000 pounds - or the equivalent of 100 sedans stacked on top of each other.

While these numbers are astonishing, you can make a difference! Let the women who are facing a crisis pregnancy know they are not alone. Help with the baby bottle drive for Mother and Unborn Baby Care or join others praying in front of the WomanCare abortion clinic on Southfield Road, call Barb at

248.703.3577; help us extend the 40 Days for Life campaign to 365 days!

Hurting from the pain of a past abortion?

Experience God’s love, compassion and forgiveness. For

information on a local retreat to be held on June 26–28, contact Beth Bauer at 734.369.3470 or see www.rachelsvineyard.org.

Baby Bottle Campaign For Mother and Unborn Baby Care

Help us share the truth with young women who find themselves facing an unplanned pregnancy. Pick up your empty baby bottle

after mass and return it after mass on June 27 or 28. When you return it full of coins, bills and checks (made out to MAUBC), your gift will help those served by Mother and Unborn Baby Care.

Crisis Pregnancy?

Mother and Unborn Baby Care can help! Call 248.559.7576 Hurting from an abortion experience?

Call Silent No More 800.395.HELP


Events Calendar Location Guide

Events Calendar

Sunday, June 21

Masses 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am;

12:30, and 6:00 pm

Vacation Bible School Set Up

GS Gym & Café 8 am

Cross Connections Car Wash

GS PL 9 am

Shrine Lending Library – OPEN

CC-C 10 am

Rosary For The Unborn

AC 5 pm

Monday, June 22

Masses 6:30, 8:30

Vacation Bible School

GS 8 am

Altar Server Training

Church 7 pm

Catechist Formation Topic

YR 7 pm

Shrine Career Networking Group

CC-SH 7 pm

Legion of Mary Devotional Meeting

CC-B 7:30 pm

Tuesday, June 23

Masses 6:30, 8:30


GS 8 am

Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions

STC 6:45 pm

Altar Server Training

Church 7 pm

Knights of Columbus Meeting

CC-SH 7 pm

Love of God Prayer Group Meeting

STC 8 pm

Wednesday, June 24

Masses 6:30, 8:30 am


GS 8 am

Girl Scouts Troop #609

YR 3 pm

Saint Thérèse Devotions

STC 7 pm

Catechist Formation Topic

YR 7 pm

Thursday, June 25



GS 8 am

SCRIP Program Drop Off – Pick Up

HH-EW 6:30 pm

Parish Choir Rehearsal

CR 7:30 pm

CL 9 pm

Friday, June 26



GS 8 am


CC-C 9:15 am

Girl Scout Troop #3068

CC-B 7 pm

Saturday, June 27

Mass 8:30 am

Confessions 3-4 pm,

5:30-6:15 pm

Sunday Liturgy 4:30, 6:30 pm


GS 8 am

Sunday, June 28

Masses 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am;

12:30, and 6:00 pm


CC-C 10 am

OCDS Day of Recollection

CC-SH,A,B 10 am

OCDS Recollection Mass

Church 3:30 pm

Rosary For The Unborn

AC 5 pm

K of C New Member Orientation

CC-SH 7 pm

A Academy AC Adoration Chapel,

Coughlin Building CC-SH Conference Center, Seton Hall

CC-A Conference Center, Room A CC-B Conference Center, Room B

CC-C Conference Center, Room C CL Choir Loft

CR Choir Room GS Grade School

HH-BR Heritage Hall Board Room HH-B Heritage Hall Mtg. Rm. B

HH-EW Heritage Hall East Wing HH-WW Heritage Hall West Wing

HH-MF Heritage Hall Main Floor HS High School

STC St. Thérèse Chapel YR Youth Room

Lending Library Joseph Pearce has put together stories of some of the most famous literary figures of the

twentieth century who converted to the Catholic faith in a volume entitled, Literary Converts: Spiritual Inspiration In An Age of

Unbelief. G. K. Chesterton, Hilaire Belloc, Ronald Knox, Evelyn Waugh, Alex Guinness, Malcomb Muggeridge, Graham

Greene are only a few of the fascinating characters you will encounter in this book. The struggles they faced gives a lot of food for thought, and in the process of reading their stories, your own faith may be strengthened. [Section 7, Apologetics]

Lending Library hours are Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm, and Fridays from 9:15 am to Noon, in the National Shrine Conference Center, Room C (across the alley from the Northwood parking lot). For information call Kathy McGuire at

248.541.6834 or JoAn Gilleran at 248.629.4045.

5/3/09 - Mehall Family

5/10/09 - Bonello Family

5/17/09 - Gunn Family

5/24/09 - Lash Family

5/31/09 - Nagle Family

6/7/09 - Krenzer Family

6/14/09 - Lee Family

Thank you National Shrine families for your continued support in the

Chalice Cup Prayer for Vocations.

Please contact Holly at

248.797.2176 or [email protected]

for future opportunities.

Please visit www.shrinechurch.com

to print out a form and sign up to

host the Cup of Blessing.

Cup of Blessing Family Participants


Religious Formation Family Activities

Vacation Bible School Notes

Please pray for the children and volunteers who are attending our parish Vacation Bible School this week that they may become fearless in shining God’s light in our world.

Preschool Religious Formation

See registration information below.

Elementary Religious Formation

Register Now for the 2009-2010 Religious Formation Year

Registration forms sent home to all currently enrolled grades P-8 after-school Religious Formation families were due back by May 15. If you are new to the program or would like to register a new sibling, blank forms are available online, in the Parish Office or in the Religious Formation Office (Room 103 in Shrine Catholic Grade School).

Programs meet on the following days and times:

¨ Preschool (ages 3 & 4), Sundays during 9 am Mass in the Church Youth Room.

¨ Elementary (K-6), Mondays from 4:30 - 5:30 pm or 6 - 7 pm at Shrine Catholic Grade School.

¨ Grades 7 & 8, Mondays 6:15 – 7:30 pm at Shrine Catholic Academy.

¨ High School Youth Ministry (9-12), Sundays from 7 – 9 pm in the Church Youth Room.

The Preschool Religious Formation and High School Youth Ministry programs are designed for all parish families while the K-8 programs are geared specifically to public school or home-schooled children.

Sacramental Preparation

Children ages 6-16 who wish to receive Baptism, Reconciliation, Eucharist or Confirmation must receive religious formation for a minimum of two consecutive years in a Catholic School or after-school formation program.

Catholic children attending Shrine Catholic Schools and Catholic participants in our after-school programs will automatically receive candidacy registration materials to complete at the beginning of Grades 2 and 7.

All others must contact the Religious Formation Office at 248.541.5133 with notice of their candidacy before September 1, 2009. Examples of children in this group include students at other Catholic schools, children who are older than the typical age/grade, or non-Catholics wishing to become Catholic.

Grades 7/8 Religious Formation

See registration information to the left.

Youth Service Team Opportunities

Calling all Adults Active in Christian Service!

We are looking for adults who are willing to organize a group of teens to do service ministry in the community. If you are active in local Catholic charities or organizations, volunteer in soup kitchens or shelters, work with the elderly or disabled, and know of opportunities for youth to become involved, please give us a call! Adult volunteers should be willing to chaperone activities. If you are active in a charitable organization that is open to youth volunteers , p lease emai l Joe Chase at [email protected] and leave your contact information.

Adult Religious Formation

The Catholic Information Service

The Catholic Information is now offering mp3 audio files of lessons from the Luke E. Hart Series. The free series, funded by the Knights of Columbus and based on the Catechism of the Catholic Church, answers the questions:

1. What does a Catholic believe?

2. How does a Catholic worship?

3. How does a Catholic live?

A total of 30 lessons, which run in the 30-40 minute range, are offered at http://www.kofc.org/un/eb/en/publications/cis/podcasts/hart/index.html (or go to www.kofc.org and follow the links). You can listen to them online or download them to your home computer. Burned onto a CD, they make great listening for quiet times at home or during a commute. A pdf version of each lesson is also available for those who prefer to read the material.

Archbishop Invites Faithful to Prayer in Economic Distress

The bankruptcy filing by General Motors adds to the disruption and uncertainty many in the Detroit area are feeling in regards to the economy and their own futures. Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron has said he is keeping all of those impacted by the latest developments in his prayers. He also invites the faithful to join him in imploring the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Perpetual Help, for her comfort in these times of economic distress.

Each Tuesday at 6 pm, devotionals to Mary, Mother of Perpetual Help are broadcast on Catholic Television Network of Detroit (CTND); Michigan Catholic Radio (WCAR, 1090 AM); and via podcast on the Web site of the Archdiocese of Detroit at www.aodonline.org. Prayer responses and recordings of the devotionals also can be found on the archdiocese Web site.


Catholicism 101

National Shrine Conference Center

(unless otherwise noted)

7 to 9 pm; dates and topics listed below Calling all parishioners! Want to brush up on basics of our Catholic faith? Are you a Catechist working towards certification? Do you desire to discuss the faith with others who love the Lord? Then these evenings are for you! Judy Maten, Coordinator for the Office for Evangelization and EMCF will present a variety of topics focusing on our faith. All sessions will be held in the National Shrine Conference Center (unless otherwise noted) from 7 to 9 pm. Cost is $10 per session; there is no cost to current National Shrine Catechists and teachers. All Catechists in attendance will receive credit towards the Archdiocese of Detroit's Catechist Certification. To register, email Renee Cramer at [email protected] or call 248.541.5133.

Date Topic

(Catechist Certification Topic Number):

June 22 Catholic Social Teaching: Understanding and Response (#19)

In the Shrine Youth Room.

June 24 The Church at Prayer in the Liturgical Seasons (#D)

June 29 Catechesis in a Multicultural World (#F)

July 1 Dying and Rising (#G)

National Shrine Gift Shop—New Items The National Shrine Gift Shop just received several new items for sale. They include Holy Land Olive Wood Rosaries, Scented Real Rose Petals Rosaries, the Shrine 75th Anniversary Cookbook and several other wonderful items.

We also found some additional “Make Straight the Path” books. This book features “biographical sketches” of various parishes as they trace the paralleled growth of the Archdiocese of Detroit with the City of Detroit. This beautifully illustrated 160-page book commemorates the 300th anniversary of the establishment of the first Catholic parish in Detroit.

If you have any questions about these new items, please call Jack Hoolehan in the Gift Shop on 248.541.4122, ext. 418.

Dream Cruise 2009 Raffle Because of the economy, there was serious consideration given to postpone the raffle for 2009. However after many requests asking for Dream Raffle information, the committee decided to have the traditional raffle - only

modified. Tickets will be $50 (not $100). There will be only eight Saturdays for bonus drawing (not ten). There will still be three winners drawn each week. However, the amounts have changed:

First drawing is worth $500

Second drawing is worth $250

Third drawing is worth $125

Winners will be put back into the drum for future drawings. The number of tickets printed will not exceed 1500. The final drawing at the Parish party is $5,500.

Fifty-fifty tickets have been reduced to $10 (not $20). Any questions may referred to Patricia or Barney Tatomir at 248.357.3377.


Knights of Columbus At our last council meeting on June 9, we elected our officers for the upcoming year. We thank those officers who are retiring. Their commitment and hard work is certainly greatly appreciated. We welcome our new officers, knowing that they have some large shoes to fill.

We are very confident they will accept the challenge and continue to lead our council in the years ahead.

¨ Grand Knight : SK Tadd Klimmek

¨ Deputy Grand Knight : SK Anthony Recchia

¨ Chancellor : SK Matthew Grosodonia

¨ Recorder : BK Timothy Langan

¨ Treasurer : SK Matthew Kennedy

¨ Advocate : SK Rogerio Genio

¨ Warden: SK Lawrence Kehoe

¨ Inside Guard : BK Shawn O'Dell

¨ Outside Gurad : SK Manuel Antonino

¨ Trustee (one year) : BK Brian Malover

¨ Trustee (two year) : SK Otto Soeding

¨ Trustee (three year) : SK Terrance Kilbride

This year we celebrate our ten year anniversary as a council. Plans are underway for an ample way to celebrate this occasion. We are always looking for new ideas on activities and events. These thoughts can be presented at any meeting of the council. We gather together on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month at the National Shrine Conference Center. Start time is 7:30 pm. All members in good standing are welcome to

attend.

On Friday June 26, we will have our annual picnic on the facility grounds of Mary's Children Home for challenged children and adults. All members and their families are welcome to stop by and visit with our kids. We do have one request. Please let us know that you are coming so that we can plan the food. Our Columbian Squires Group will be hosting. Our contact is SK Joseph Chase, Squires Director. Start time is 11:30

am.

During part of the upcoming holiday weekend, our family will be attending the Summer K of C meetings in Gaylord, MI. I was recently reappointed for a second term as the K of C Archdiocese Director. Our family wishes to thank those who helped and supported us during our first year. It went by too fast. Bishop Patrick Cooney will be saying the Mass at St. Mary's Cathedral in Gaylord. All new State and Diocesan Officers will receive his blessings as we are sworn in for another term. Our new fraternal year starts on July 1. We look

forward to the new challenges this fraternal year will bring.

We are always looking for new members to join the Knights of Columbus family. We are active in all fifty states, several U.S. territories and several foreign countries. In Michigan, we have over 72,000 members in the world's largest Catholic, family, fraternal organization. If you are interested in learning more about us, please do not hesitate to let us know. We can be contacted by telephone, email, or just leave a note at the rectory.

Vivat Jesus ! Frank Roche, Archdiocese Director- K of C

H: 248.435.4717, C: 248.561.7527


Archdiocese of Detroit 2008

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Catholic Services Appeal Everyone should have received their CSA mailing. If you did not receive it or if it has been misplaced, you can still contribute. Please use the form below and put it in an envelope with your contribution marked “Shrine CSA”. You can mail it, drop it off at the church office, or put it in the Offertory collection basket.

National Marriage Encounter National Marriage Encounter is a weekend experi-ence of rediscovery for couples who want to make their good marriages even better. For more information, call

Rich and Fran at 586.838.4447 or Tim and Ann at 248.634.8924, or go to www.national–marriage–encounter.org.

Archbishop Vigneron to Receive Pallium from Pope On Monday, June 29, Detroit Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron will receive from Pope Benedict XVI a symbolic cloth, called a pallium (pal–ee–um), signifying his

leadership role in the church. The pallium, a thin, white scarf made of lamb’s wool, is presented at the Vatican to the resident bishop of an archdiocese. It is worn outside the chasuble and around the shoulders; it resembles the letter ‘Y’ and signifies an archbishop’s unique role in his regional grouping of dioceses known

as a province. (The seven dioceses of Michigan compromise the Province of Detroit.)

Archbishop Vigneron will be among other archbishops from the United States receiving this honor at the Basilica of St. Peter at the Vatican on the feast

day of SS. Peter & Paul. For coverage of the event, or to learn more about the pallium or the ceremony, visit www.aodonline.org/pallium.

Help Youth in Detention, Become a LIFECoach LIFECoach Mentoring is a means to minister to the spiritual as well as the educational needs of youth in detention. It assists youth by empowering

them to visualize a future beyond detention when they re–enter into society. LIFECoach is a group mentoring process, where the mentors and youth gather together in a large classroom setting for a 12–week segment, with a one–to–one mentor–to–youth ratio and a facilitator initiating the session

discussion.

The Archdiocese of Detroit Office for Youth Ministry, in its ministry to youth–at–risk in detention facilities, is seeking individuals who are 19 years of age and older; understanding, non–judgmental

and able to adapt to diverse populations; willing to go through background checks; and willing to commit to the mentoring program for a 12–week segment, or on Saturdays either monthly or quarterly in the ongoing Spiritual Enrichment Ministry.

A one–day training session is required either on Friday, August 21, or Saturday, August 22, from 9 am until 12 Noon at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit. For information contact Ida Johns, MA, LLPC Coordinator, Ministry to Youth in Detention, by calling 313.237.6056, or email

[email protected].


Parish Office 2100 W. 12 Mile Road, Royal Oak, MI 48073-3910

Pastoral Staff

Parish Main Number .......................................................................................... 248.541.4122 Rev. Msgr. William H. Easton, Pastor .................................................................... ext 415 Rev. Joseph Lang, Assoc ...................................................................................... ext 412 Rev. Pawel K. Kaczmarczyk, Assoc ..................................................................... ext 419 Rev. Krzysztof Nowak, Assoc ................................................................................. ext 416 Rev. Mr. Thomas R. Avery, Deacon ..................................................................... ext 422 Christian Service, Sister Noreen Ellison, SC .......................................................... ext 411 Director of Liturgical Music, Mr. Rob Abbott ...................................................... ext 442

Parish Education & Religious Formation Staff

Shrine Catholic High School, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073 Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken ..................................................................... 248.549.2925 Shrine Catholic Academy, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073 Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken ..................................................................... 248.549.2928 Shrine Catholic Grade School, 1621 Linwood R.O. 48067 Principal, Mrs. Sharon Dixon ......................................................................... 248.541.4622 Director of Recruiting, Mrs. Meg Armstrong .................................................. 248.549.2925 Religious Education Director of Religious Education, Bill Millard................................................ 248.541.5133 Youth Minister (9-12 grades), Christine Wist ................................ 248.541.4122, ext 439 Director of RCIA and Adult Formation, Mr. John LaCroix ....................... 248.543.6955

Development Staff

Associate Director of Development, Mrs. Laurie Bilkie-Snyder ........................ ext 432 Associate Director of Development, Mr. Matthew York .................................. ext 455

Parish Support Staff

Administrative Assistant, Ms. Cheryl Popham .................................................... ext 413 Parish Secretary, Mrs. Charlene Lewandowski .................................................. ext 410 Financial Supervisor, Mr. Jim Skaggs ................................................................... ext 423 Bookkeeper, Mrs. Mary Ellen Wassenberg ......................................................... ext 421 Building & Grounds Maintenance, Mr. Barney Tatomir .................................... ext 420 National Shrine Director/Church Tours, Mr. Jack Hoolehan ............................ ext 418 Tuition Manager/Marketing Specialist/Herald Editor, Mrs. Vicki Holtyn ......... ext 448

Office Hours Monday - Friday ........................................................................ 9 am-5 pm, 6:30 pm-9 pm Saturday ........................................................................................................... 9 am-2:30 pm Emergencies handled at any time. Please limit other visits or phone calls to the above

times.

Church Hours

Monday - Friday .............................................................................................. 5:30 am-5 pm Saturday .................................................................................. 7:30 am-after 6:30 pm Mass Sunday ..................................................................................... 6:30 am-after 6:00 pm Mass

Gift Shop Hours

Monday - Friday ................................................................................................... 1 pm-4 pm Second Saturday of the Month ................................................................ 5:30 pm-6:30 pm Second Sunday of the Month ....................................................................... 9:30 am-2 pm

Masses

Sunday ........................................................................ 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am, 12:30, 6:00 pm Saturday ..................................................................................... 8:30 am, 4:30 pm, 6:30 pm Weekday ........................................................................................................... 6:30, 8:30 am Holy Day ...................................................................... 6:30, 8:30 am, 12:00 noon, 7:30 pm

Sacrament of Reconciliation

After 6:30 am Mass; Saturdays 3-4 pm and 5:30-6 pm.

Sacrament of Baptism

Sunday at 2 pm. Please contact Charlene Lewandowski in the Parish Office at ext 410.

Sacrament of Marriage

Parish members, please contact Cheryl Popham in the Parish Office at ext 413 at least six months in advance.

Pastoral Care of the Sick and Homebound

Notify the Parish Office of illness, hospitalization, and nursing home status as soon as possible.

Parish Tours

Docents are on duty from 10 am-4 pm Monday-Saturday except during services. Groups of 10 or more call Jack Hoolehan at 248.541.4122, ext. 418 to schedule a time.

Shrine Herald

Submissions are due Monday by 1 pm. Articles should be emailed to [email protected] to be considered for publication. For questions and/or

comments, please contact the Shrine Herald Editor. While we urge our readers to consider patronizing our advertisers, we cannot and do

not endorse their conduct or performance. For information on advertising in the Shrine Herald, please call 800.521.4486.

NATIONAL SHRINE of the Little Flower Vocations “He indeed died for all, so that those who live might no longer live for

themselves but for Him who for their sake died and was raised.” Is Christ calling you to die to self and live for Him as a priest, deacon or in the consecrated life? Call the Vocation Office, Father Tim Birney, 313.237.5875, or visit our website, www.vocationsdetroit.org.

A Family Perspective

The apostles in today’s Gospel were amazed at

the power of Jesus. C h i l d r e n a r e

amazed at our lack of fear of dark rooms or monsters in closets or under beds. As the apostles depended on Jesus, children depend on us to restore quiet to their lives.

Getting out of bed in the middle of the night to quiet a child’s fears is the stuff of holiness.

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FLOWER: Families Live Out the Word in Everyday Routines Jesus was in the stern asleep on a

cushion. They woke him and said to him,

“Teacher, do you not care that we are

perishing?”…the wind ceased and there

was great calm…

We know that God is always with us, he promises to never leave us alone. And yet many times in life we feel that we are alone, that God has abandoned us, that

he is nowhere to be found or that he is asleep on a cushion somewhere not noticing the storms around us. It is in those times that we, like the disciples, need to remember to turn to him, to ‘wake him

up’ if you will, to share with him our concern and turn it over to him. Once we turn it over to God then the ‘wind can cease, and we are embraced by great calm.’ How might we remind ourselves to ‘look over’ to Jesus and give him our

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