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Shrine Herald Royal Oak, MI

www.shrinechurch.com

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

October 20, 2013 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

17 Years�

This past week on the 15th of October, the

Feast of Saint Teresa of Avila, I celebrated Holy

Mass with our band of pilgrims in the crypt of

the Basilica of Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus

and the Holy Face (our own Little Flower) in

Lisieux, France. I could not help but recall that

17 years ago on this date in 1996 I took up

residence at Shrine and became pastor.

Following Archbishop Brunett who was your

pastor for 3 years, and Archbishop Nienstedt

your pastor for 2 years, I told you I would be

around for a long time. I think I have fulfilled

those words.

We have been through a lot together;

Baptisms, Weddings, Confirmations, First

Communions, Funerals, Easter Vigils with

hundreds of new Catholics baptized or

received into the Church. Over the past 17

years we have had a number of capital

campaigns, become a National Shrine,

received the relics of Saint Thérèse with a

record number of faithful attending, created a

new baptismal font in a restored Saint Thérèse

Chapel, established a Master Plan which still

guides our development, constructed Heritage

Hall with a new reception area, moved the

Adoration Chapel to its new more fitting home

in the Coughlin building, purchased the strip

mall and established the conference center,

added parking and enhanced the grounds.

Now we are on our way to being designated a

minor basilica.

Our schools continue to be strong while

many around us have perished. New windows

were installed, many classrooms updated,

science labs totally redone, the high school

chapel doubled in size, created the Sanders

Performing Arts Center and built the new field

house along with many other enhancements.

Bearings

Notes from Monsignor Easton

There is still a long way to go. We desperately need a

larger parish hall with multiple uses, the preschool building

needs to be replaced, the sports fields need major

improvements. The list is endless. Before anything else we

need to pay forward on our debt for the field house to

reduce our interest and put us in a position to move

forward. As I wrote a few weeks ago we are in good

financial shape, healthy not wealthy.

As I review the past 17 years, I am filled with deep

appreciation for the support and the patience of the

people of Shrine. I beg forgiveness of those I have

offended or hurt in any way. I have never intended to

purposefully hurt anyone. Please forgive my human

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Christian Service

Please pray for

the sick of our

parish

Please pray for

the sick of our

parish

Elaine Lockwood

Delphine O'Brien

Bernice Wnkler

Please pray for

the repose of the

soul of

Please pray for

the repose of the

soul of

Eugenia Baczkowski

Anthony Beima

Kathy Cobbledick

Tom Connelly Deanna Conway

Joann Cook

Lisa Marie Coutinho

Selma Coutinho

Carl Culver

Dora Dlima

Alice Dolf

Linda Gergosian

Randy Hartman

Donald Holden

Michael Ingram

Joylene Alena Jabboori

William F. Janelle III

Dorothy M. Kail

Yeong Kim

Cathy Krenzer

Marie LaPage

Michael Liebau

Edna Lobo

Bob Maybee

Carmen Menezes

Cleone Menezes

Patricia Putansu

Deanna Swincicki

Mary Tobin

Dennis Van Stednas

Grace Weidman

Kathy Wigmosta

Karl Wolfe

Christian Service Commission

Commission Members serve in leadership roles in various activities to help us live

our Catholic Social Values. We will meet on Thursday, October 24, 2013 in the

Heritage Hall Board Room at 7:00 pm. Services in which we spend many human

and financial resources are: Life Issues, Services for the Homeless, Jail Ministry,

Advent Giving Tree, St. Vincent de Paul assistance, Disabilities Concerns, Health

Advocacy, Justice Concerns, Legislative Advocacy, AED Responders and Pastoral

Care.

Anyone who is interested in helping with the leadership in a particular area is

welcome and encouraged to come to this meeting. Thanks to all who currently

serve.

Today is Mission Sunday

We observe the annual day of prayer and sacrifice for the missions today. We

unite ourselves with our fellow Christians all over the world who with us attempt to

share our faith with others, especially those who have not yet heard of the name of

Jesus.

We listened today to the Gospel account of the widowed woman who just

never gives up in her petition for help. Her persistence pays off and her wish is

granted. Sometimes we might feel like the judge who just got tired of her constant

request for assistance. Our missionaries, who keep coming to us for help may

remind us of the persistence widow. At God’s command they have left home and

family and bring the Gospel message on God’s loving care to those living in the

over 1,500 missionary diocese of the world.

Today offers us the opportunity to assist them as did Aaron and Hur for Moses

who sought so hard for the betterment of his people. Our Holy Father, Pope

Francis, has not stopped reminding us that this support of the missions is still an

essential part of the Church.

World Mission Sunday, this year, offers us the opportunity to join with our Holy

Father in this zealous care for the world’s poor.

Pray for Vocations 31 Club

Pick a day of the month and sign-up at the church entrance.

No Dues. No Meetings. Just Prayers.

www.shrinechurch.com October 20, 2013

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Divine Life

Colin McKee son if Kevin

and Darlene (McKee)

Nichols

Marcus Andrew son of

Brian and Torre (Frizel)

Church

Sofia Lubov daughter of

Cedric and Janeth

(Jimenez) Gesnovin

Sophia Alexandra

daughter of

Christopher and

Jennifer (Bosnak)

Krianek

Baptized in

Christ

Baptized in

Christ

Banns of Marriage Banns of Marriage

First Bann

Tiffany Brussow and

Michael Tarto�

Third Bann

Ann Angles and

Rolando Agbuga

Jessica Schmas and

Matt Prush

weaknesses and continue to be patient with me as we move forward. As Saint

Thérèse encourages us, may we continue to love and serve The Lord Our God

with all our strength in both big and little ways.

Louis and Zelie Martin

The relics of the parents, Louis and Zelie Martin are enshrined in the crypt of the

Basilica of Saint Thérèse in Lisieux. Their pictures hang in the Martin Room (aka the

cry room) of our own National Shrine. They are the first married couple to be

beatified together. They will also hopefully be the first married couple canonized

together. There are other married couples who are both saints, but none of them

were ever canonized together. We have three people connected to our parish in

the process of canonization, Solanus Casey, and Blessed Louis and Zelie Martin.

Pray for their canonization and seek their intercession.

Rosie, Carlito & Lord Stanley

As I write this in France, I look forward to seeing my three friends again. I have

been tempted to ask one of the pilgrims to hang on to the other end of a leash as

we walk. I think it would make me more comfortable walking with a leash in

hand.

Widowed in Recent Years?

Women whose spouse has died in the past few years are invited for

“Coffee and Conversation” with a focus on your needs, interests and ways

of coping now that your spouse is gone. We will share ideas on what may

be helpful for this part of your life-jouney. We will meet on Thursday, October

24, from 10 to 11:30 am in Heritage Hall Room B. Park in the 12 Mile parking

lot and go to the receptionist for directions to Room B. If you will be new to

the group, please call Sr. Noreen (248.541.4122, ext. 411) and leave your

name and phone number so we can plan accordingly.


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Mass Information

Monday, October 21

6:30 am Mass Fr. Camilleri�

Servers Blake Smith, Ben Vidosh��

8:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton�

Servers Phillip Fogle, Eli Thummel�

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Tuesday, October 22

6:30 am Mass Fr. Gonyeau�

Servers Marty Massucci, Adam Goller��

8:30 am Mass Fr. Lang�

Servers Jake Vogelheim, Peter Mehall�

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Wednesday, October 23


Servers Cal Liggett, Noah Gappy��


Servers Carter Buchanan, Anthony Massucci�

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Thursday, October 24


Servers Patrick Pullis, Anthony Turner��


Servers Billy Norris, Ethan Cwiek�

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Friday, October 25

6:30 am Mass Fr. Gonyeau�

Servers Ellie Fromm, Regan Smith��


Servers Samantha Diaz, Allie Wagner�

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Saturday, October 26


Servers Claire Cerone, Maria Ruhle�

Sunday, October 27

Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Vigil Masses (on Saturday)

4:30 pm Fr. Lang

Lectors Kay Cyrek, Mary Sue Czarnecki�

Servers Maddie Welsh, Audrey North

Clara North, Stephanie Rippey, Maggie Piazzon�

� Hospitality Margie Suchyta, Team

6:30 pm Mass Fr. Camilleri Lectors Dick Daly, Mike Howard�

Servers Michael Miller, Peter Chekal

Danny Chekal, Jack Chekal, Elijah Harbut

and Joel Marquard �� Hospitality Gerald Schaffran, Team

Sunday Masses


Lectors Phil Clark, Donna McNamara�

Servers Isabel Aklestad, Theresa Lowery

Regan Smith, Samantha Diaz�

Hospitality MaryAnn Skaggs, Team


Lectors Victor Carpenter, McKenna Lynch�

� Servers Lucy Queen, Martina DeLeon

Grace Leonard, Kate Laqui�

� Hospitality Tony Recchia, Team


Lectors Jerry Sedick, Frank Lepkowski�

Servers Brad Chaklos, Jacob Warren

Kevin Hejka, Ethan Cwiek, Patrick Schocke�

M.C. Christopher McCloskey Hospitality Wayne Friedman, Team

12:30 pm Confirmation Mass Bishop Hurley� ��

Lectors Tom Neumann, Kathy Kim�

Servers TBA�

Hospitality Hugh Brennan, Team

4:00 pm—Spanish Mass Fr. Gonyeau�

6:00 pm Mass Fr. Gonyeau

Lectors Emily Balow, Thomas DeVoe

Delaney Brown�

Servers Dominic Romano, Patrick Romano

Alex Sobeck, Joey Lynch�

Hospitality Tom Torma, Team

Monday, October 21

Rom 4:20-25/Lk 12:13-21��

Tuesday, October 22

Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19,

20b-21/Lk 12:35-38��

�Wednesday, October 23

Rom 6:12-18/Lk 12:39-48��


Rom 6:19-23/Lk 12:49-53��

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Readings of The Week

Friday, October 25

Rom 7:18-25a/Lk 12:54-59��

�Saturday, October 26

Rom 8:1-11/Lk 13:1-9��

Sunday, October 27

Sir 35:12-14, 16-18/

2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18/

Lk 18:9-14�


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Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration

"In spite of the difficulties, Thérèse remained faithful to

prayer and relished her time with the Lord. She was there to

love and comfort Him, demanding no comfort in return. The

fact that she received none is meant to encourage rather

than discourage us."

- Prayers and Meditations of Thérèse of Lisieux

edited by Cindy Cavnar

"The power of prayer is really tremendous. It makes one

like a queen who can approach the king at any time and get

whatever she asks for. To be sure of an answer, there is no

need to recite from a book a formula composed for the

occasion. If there were, I should have to be pitied. ...I

behave like children who cannot read: I tell God very simply

what I want and He always understands....For me, prayer is

like an upward leap of the heart, an untroubled glance

towards heaven, a cry of gratitude and love which I utter

from the depths of sorrow as well as from the heights of joy. It

has a supernatural grandeur which expands the soul and

unites it with God."

- St. Thérèse of Lisieux

Please call Marie Lama at 248.655.0309 if you are able to

help with any of the following Holy Hours. Open Holy

Hours: Sunday, 8 am, 10 pm; Tuesday, 4 am; Wednesday, 3, 4

am, 4 pm. The following Holy Hours have persons who desire

partners with which to share their Holy Hours: Sunday, 10 am,

2, 3, 4 pm; Monday, 10 am; Tuesday, 9 am, 3 pm, 7 pm;

Wednesday, 3 pm; Friday, 9 am, 10 am, 1, 2, 3 pm; Saturday,

9 am, 4 pm, 8 pm; Tuesday-Friday, 1 pm.

With Thanksgiving and Christmas coming soon, we will

probably be in need of substitute adorers who can fill in as

needed during those holidays. If you are able to help with

this, contact me at the above number and let me know the

times of day you would be available and for which

holiday. Thank you and God bless you in advance.

Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, pray for us!!!

Monday, October 21

6:30 am �Helen Hansen��

8:30 am Intentions of Joan Bowker��

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Tuesday, October 22

6:30 am �Patricia Burleson Bonar��

8:30 am �Mary Eagle�

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St. John Capistrano�

6:30 am �Theodore Mandel��

8:30 am �President John F. Kennedy��

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Thursday, October 24�

St. Anthony Mary Claret�

6:30 am Intentions of Kathleen Roy��

8:30 am �Hilde Cameron�

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Friday, October 25

6:30 am �George Russell��

8:30 am �Fr. Charles Coughlin��

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8:30 am �Inga Kraimer�

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Sunday, October 27

Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time�

Vigil Masses (on Saturday)

4:30 pm Intentions of Edgardo T. Cruz��

6:30 pm �Gerry Maciag�

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Sunday Masses

7:30 am �Michael Harper��

9:00 am Intentions of the

Parishioners of NSLF�

10:45 am Intentions of Joel Haio��

12:30 pm �Patricia Howard-Jackson��

6:00 pm �Ted Tavis��

Mass Intentions

National Shrine of the Little Flower Perpetual

Mass Enrollment Cards

The National Shrine of the Little Flower now has a beautiful

six page perpetual Mass card available at

the Parish rectory office and the National

Shrine gift shop. With this enrollment, the

person or persons, living or deceased, will

be remembered in a Mass once a month

at the National Shrine on or near the first

Friday of each month. The Masses will be

celebrated every month in perpetuity. The

suggested offering for the enrollment card

and a card suitable to be given to family or individuals is $25

per card.

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Sgt. Daniel J. Allen, US Army

Maj. Eric Ansorge PhD, US Army

Patrick Paul Atallah, USMC

Christopher Babcock, USAF

Envin E. Billings, US Army

Corey Brady, US Navy

Capt. Matthew Cain, US Army

Pat Carroll, USAF, Shrine ‘61, MIA

Capt. Patrick Connelly, USMC Crisanto R. Delos, USCG

Lt. Joseph W. Doman, US Navy

Col. Thomas M. Doman, USMC

Specialist Raymond Dorierty

PV2-E2 Melissa Ducastel, US Army

Capt. Elena Elwart, US Army

Lt. Jason D. Everts, US Army

Thomas Fern, USAF

LCpl. Sarah Fitzpatrick, USMC

2LT Kristina Fleming RN Air Force Lt. Cmdr. Troy Perry Glendye, USCG

Joseph Haddad, USMC

Capt. Richard Holt, USAF

SSgt. Philip Huber, USMC

Cpt. Kevin Joyce, US Army�

Jacob Kindl, USMC

Andrew Kostrzewa, US Navy

Capt Justin Kuhlmann, US Army 2nd

Lt. Nicholas Robert Langan, US Army

Peter Laperriere, US Navy

Brian MacKenzie, USAF

Sgt. Jonathan D. Maten, US Army

GS13 Dan Marem MI BN

Spec. Ryan McWilliams, US Army Rangers

Capt. Christopher Mellon, USMC��

Sgt. Beau G. Messer, US Army�

Aaron Mingle, US Navy

Sgt. Alan Mullin, US Army

Airman Sean P. O’Dell, USAF Spec. Kevin C. Oldani, F.A.S.T. USMC

Capt. Daniel P. Palmer, US Army

Capt. John F. Palmer, US Army

Capt. Martin J. Palmer, US Army

Lt. Col. Loren D. Penney, US Army

Sam Piontkowski, USMC

1st Capt. Johnny Pruitt, ASAF

Anthony Reynolds, USAF

Maj. David N. Roberts, USMC

Lt. Col. Eric J. Simpson, FA

Capt. Michael Szalma, US Army

Spec. David Wittla, US Army

1st Private Wyatt Wray, USMC�

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.

Thank you!

Life Matters

It is very easy to look at the craziness and violence in our culture

and wonder what one person can do to make a difference. But

Jesus is calling each of us to be His arms, His legs, His eyes, His heart

and His voice. Not only does He want us individually to know His

mercy and love but He wants us to bring that gospel to the world.

What better way to do that than to be a witness to the women

coming to Womancare for an abortion, witness to the abortion

workers that there is a better way to serve and witness to the

hundreds of people who pass by in their cars on Southfield Road.

People can make a difference if they put their trust in God.

Please also consider joining the prayer vigil outside of WomanCare

throughout the 40 Days for Life campaign running until November 3.

• Join fellow parishioners during designated National Shrine Days

ο Sunday, October 20

ο Contact Laura Dysarz at 248.588.1999

ο Or sign up at www.40daysforlife.com/southfield

• Help us fill all 960 vigil hours

ο For non-Shrine days, contact Barb at 248.703.3577;

[email protected].

ο Or sign up at www.40daysforlife.com/southfield

Rachel’s Vineyard

When the post-abortive woman’s carefully

constructed defense mechanisms begin to crumble,

and she confronts the stark reality of her abortion, her

guilt over this act can precipitate an acute plunge in

self-esteem. Come on a Rachel’s Vineyard™ Retreat

and restore your self–esteem and worth to what God

would want and hope for you.

Detroit Rachel’s Vineyard

Call 248.494.6363 to attend the next retreat

January 3-5, 2014

www.detroitrachelsvineyard.org

Crisis Pregnancy?

Crisis Pregnancy Center can help.

Call 248.559.7576

Hurting from an abortion

experience?

Call Silent No More 800.395.HELP

Miscarriage Help?

Email: [email protected]�


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Events Calendar Lending Library

Pope Francis has

come upon the world

stage with a big splash

following the words,

"Habemus Papam"! ! The secular press is

pulling out statements, sometimes out of

context, to present their picture of him. If

you want to know more about who he

really is, two newly published books will

help to "fill in the blanks". Francis, Pope of

a New World, is a biography by Andrea

Tornielli who is a Vatican reporter, that tells

about his background, his qualities, what

led up to his election, and more. Pray For

Me: The Life and Spiritual Vision of Pope

Francis, First Pope From the Americas by

Robert Moynihan, the editor of Inside the

Vatican magazine is divided into three

parts: "A New Pope's First Days:", "The Life

That Formed Pope Francis"; and "In His

Own Words" (42 pages of excerpts from

his writings).

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.

Events Calendar Location Guide

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

Sunday, October 20

Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary

Time

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

12:30, and 4:00 (Spanish),

6:00 pm Masses

Ladies’ Guild Bake Sale

HH-MF After all Masses

RF Preschool

YR 9:00 am

Lending Library

CC-C 10:00 am

Rosary for the Unborn

STC 5:00 pm

CREW Youth Group

YR 6:00 pm

Confirmation Rehearsal

Church 7:15 pm

Monday, October 21

Masses 6:30, 8:30 am

RF Grades K-6

GS-Classrooms 4:30 pm

RCIA for Children

CC-SH 5:00 pm

RF Grades 7-8

Academy 6:15 pm

Saint Vincent de Paul Meeting

HH-BR 7:00 pm

TAIZE Evening Prayer

Church 7:30 pm

Worship Committee Meeting

CC-B 7:30 pm

Tuesday, October 22


Homeschool Group

YR 9:00 am

Knights of Columbus Meeting

CC-SH 7:00 pm

Devotions

STC 6:45 pm

Legion of Mary Meeting

CC-B 7:00 pm

Finance Committee Meeting

HH-BR 7:30 pm

Love of God Prayer Group

STC 8:00 pm



Mens’ Bible Study

CC-A 6:30 am

Special Needs RF

CC-SH 5:00 pm

Cub Scouts

GS-Gym & Café 6:45 pm

ENDOW

CC-A 7:00 pm

Widows in the Workplace

HH-B 7:00 pm



First Reconciliation Parent Meeting

CC-SH 9:30 am and 7:00 pm

Widows’ Group Meeting

HH-B 10:00 am

Grupo de Renovacion Carismatico

YR 6:00 pm

Christian Service Meeting

HH-BR 7:00 pm

Shrine Choir Rehearsal

Church 8:30 pm

Friday, October 25


Lending Library

CC-C 9:15 am

ENDOW

CC-SH,A,B 9:30 am

Girl Scout Troop #43068

CC-B 7:00 pm

Hispanic Ministry Meeting

CC-SH 7:00 pm


Mass 8:30 am

Sunday Liturgy

Vigil Mass 4:30, 6:30 pm

Sunday, October 27

Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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

12:30, and 4:00 (Spanish),

6:00 pm Masses

RF Preschool

YR 9:00 am

Lending Library

CC-C 10:00 am

Confirmation Mass

Church 12:30 pm

Confirmation Reception

HH-MF Following Mass

Trunk or Treat

GS Parking Lot 3:00 pm

Rosary for the Unborn

STC 5:00 pm

CREW Youth Group

YR 6:00 pm


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Elementary Religious Formation and Sacramental

Preparation�

First Reconciliation Parent Meeting

Thursday, October 24 at 9:30 am or 7 pm

National Shrine Conference Center

All parents of children preparing to receive the

Sacraments of Reconciliation and First Holy Communion this

Spring are required to attend this meeting.

To accommodate busy schedules, two meeting times

are offered. Please make plans to attend either the 9:30 am

or the 7 pm meeting on October 18 in the Shrine

Conference Center. We will be distributing the sacramental

prep take-home books for $20 and material for first

Communion banners.

If you did not receive a mailing regarding this meeting,

please contact the Office of Religious Formation at

248.541.5133.

Letters to Jesus

Sunday, November 3, 9 am Mass

All children preparing to make their first

Reconciliation and first Holy Communion will

present their Letters to Jesus on November 3 at

the 9 am Mass. As a parish community we look forward to

sharing in this important event as these young members of

our community prepare for the reception of these

sacraments in the Spring.

Also, don’t forget that Daylight Savings Time ends that

day. You can sleep in an extra hour! See you there!

Confirmation

IMPORTANT Reminders for those students

being Confirmed in October:

1. At this point your Servant Ministry should be

completed. If it is not, contact Mrs. Gray

immediately ([email protected] or

248.541.5133).

2. Confirmation REHEARSAL is scheduled for Sunday,

October 20 immediately following 6 pm Mass. Please

bring your sponsor or a parent (if sponsor is unable to

attend).

3. Confirmation is scheduled for Sunday, October 27 at

12:30 pm.

May the gifts of the Holy Spirit fill their lives and open their

eyes to the presence of Jesus all around them. May their

words and actions reflect a renewed commitment to serving

the Lord and one another as faithful disciples and living

witnesses of God’s love and goodness.

Confirmation

The Rite of Confirmation has been scheduled within the

12:30 pm National Shrine parish Mass on Sunday, October

27, 2013. Bishop Walter Hurley will be the celebrant.

Approximately 100 ninth grade Confirmation

candidates will be confirmed here on October 27th. They

have worked very hard since the beginning of the seventh

grade to prepare for this very special sacrament.

Please keep these young men and women in your

prayers in a very special way over the next several weeks.

Thank you and may God bless you.

Seventh Grade (1st Year Confirmation

Candidate) Presentation of the Bibles

November 3, 9 am

Bibles will be presented to all the

seventh grade Shrine Academy and

Religious Formation students on Sunday,

November 3 at the 9 am Mass. As these

students are beginning their journey towards Confirmation,

we look forward to celebrating this special event with

them as a community.

Confirmation Servant Ministry Opportunities

Home Gardening and Yard Maintenance

Angels’ Place Resident Homes

Are you looking for a way to fit service hours into your

busy Fall/Winter schedule? Choose a convenient time for

your family and help Angels’ Place in a meaningful way.

Angels’ Place has several resident homes very close by

the Shrine community for adults with developmental

disabilities. Many of these homes need assistance with

seasonal clean up. This project could qualify as a Long

Term Ministry if volunteers are interested in working

regularly over the Fall/Winter (talk to Mrs. Gray to set this

up). Confirmation candidates and at least one parent

can sign up by contacting Dawn Bradley at

[email protected] or at 248.350.2203.

Focus HOPE Food Distribution

Saturday, November 9, 9 am

Renaissance Vineyard Church, 1841 Pinecrest,

Ferndale

Parents and youth are needed to unload the truck for

the Focus: HOPE food distribution site. After the truck is

unloaded, parent/student teams have the option to

deliver food to a few homes. Students who have

delivered food in the past have found this to be very

meaningful. PLEASE NOTE the NEW LOCATION of this

event. To register, please contact Mrs. Gray at

248.541.5133 or [email protected] with the words

"Focus Hope" in the subject line.��

C.R.E.W. High School Youth Ministry

All C.R.E.W. nights will take place in the Youth Room

located in the basement of the church (come through the

northwest doors on Northwood Blvd. with the big ramp)

and go down the stairs in the vestibule. If there is a

different location for the night it will be mentioned here.

Religious Formation


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WomanCare Prayer Hour

Sunday, October 20; 5:00 to 6:00 pm

All C.R.E.W. and family members are invited to come pray with us at the WomanCare Center on Southfield Road. We

will be meeting at Crispelli’s for dinner following the prayer hour. All teens are responsible for getting to and from the

WomanCare Center and Crispelli’s. If you need a ride to Crispelli’s or C.R.E.W. night afterwards, please let me know!

Holy Spirit

Sunday, October 20; 7:30 to 9 pm

Tonight we will be playing Holy Spirit Bingo! Join us for a fun night of Bingo and making up skits while we delve into the

Sacrament of Confirmation. All ninth graders are invited to join us after Confirmation rehearsal if it ends before 9 pm.

Trunk or Treat

Sunday, October 27; 3:00 to 4 pm Woodward side Parking lot at Shrine Catholic Grade School

Children ages 0-12 are invited to dress in costumes and go “trunk or treating” to the cars that help us pass out candy!

Show up any time within the hour and have fun filling those buckets!

We also need people to sign up to pass out candy! C.R.E.W. is selling parking spots for $10 and you are invited to pass out

candy from your trunks. All donations go towards helping send our teens to the National Catholic Youth Conference and

World Youth Day. Thank you for your support! To sign up for a parking spot just return the flier in this weeks Herald to the

Parish Office c/o Christine Wist.

Adult Religious Formation

Women’s Book Study – St. Francis De Sales’ “Introduction to the Devout Life”

All women are encouraged to join us as we delve into St. Francis De Sales’ “Introduction to the Devout Life” using a

study guide to direct us. Come explore the path to a holy life and deeper relationship with Christ that St. Francis De Sales

breaks down for us in this spiritual classic. The goal of this study will be to put into practice what we learn from this Doctor

of the Church.

The format of this study will require home reading in order to be prepared to discuss the materials using the study guide

during the meetings.

When: Friday Mornings beginning September 27; Time: 9:30 to 11:30 am

Where: National Shrine Conference Center – Seton Hall

The Book: “Introduction to the Devout Life” can be found on Amazon, by searching for ISBN 978-0375725623 (updated this

line) Study Guide: “Growing in Holiness and Relationship with Jesus:

A Study Guide for St. Francis de Sales' Introduction to the Devout Life” by Judy Maten (to be provided the first day of

study for $20.00)

This book study will be facilitated by Judy Maten and assisted by Vikki Jenkins.

Please RSVP to: Vikki Jenkins at [email protected] or 248.284.7229.

If you have any questions about the study or materials, please email Judy Maten at [email protected].

Join us for our Wednesday Evening Women's Study Group:

“I Thirst For Love: The Imitation of Christ and the Message of St. Thérèse of Lisieux.”

Wednesdays from 7-9pm beginning October 16

National Shrine Conference Center Room A

• Explore the life and spirituality of St. Thérèse of Lisieux.

• Understand how her life and experiences impacted her path to sainthood.

• Discover how the writings of 14th

Century priest Thomas à Kempis’ spiritual classic, the Imitation of Christ inspired the

Little Flower to become a saint.

• Explore the life and spirituality that has stirred the hearts of saints and disciples around the world.

• Learn how to live her Little Way of Spiritual Childhood, leading us into the arms of Christ.

We will be using the study guide: I Thirst for Love: The Imitation of Christ and the Message of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, written

by Shrine parishioner Judith Maten and the Vintage Spiritual Classics edition of Kempis’ Imitation of Christ. Study guides will

be provided for a cost of $25 per person the first day of class. Participants are asked to bring their own copy of the

Imitation of Christ, which can be purchased from local Catholic bookstores, including Faith @ Work in Troy for $14 or

from Amazon.com.

Please RSVP to facilitator Melissa Thompson at [email protected].


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Protecting God’s Children

Attention: If you are in need of verification for

attending 'Protecting God's Children’ class, or if you

have a need to verify your previous attendance at

this class, please submit your request to Kevin

Sutherland at [email protected] or

248.541.4122, ext. 414. Please do not contact the

Archdiocese of Detroit, they will send you to Mr.

Kevin Sutherland here at the National Shrine, so

please contact Kevin directly.

Thank you!

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Grade School Happenings

Computer Classes

We’ve had a great start to the year in computer

classes. The kindergarten students have jumped right

in and are using the computers like pros. The returning

students are building on the skills used in previous

grades. Our work in the Computer Lab focuses on

using the computer as a tool. We use a number of

applications to create diverse projects and

presentations. The students in each grade build on

the skills and knowledge from the previous years. Our

application software includes Kid Pix, Inspirations,

Word, Power Point, Prezi, and Micro Worlds EX. The

students are producing interesting and innovative

presentations that support the curriculum. In the

process they are learning how to use the computer to

research, read and synthesize the information

gathered, and convey that information to their

audience with their projects and presentations. The

bar is set high and they are enjoying the challenge.

The other big news for technology at the Grade

School is the addition of iPads! With funds earned

from the auction, we were able to purchase an Apple

iPad Learning Lab. We have a set of 25 iPads and a

secure Bretford PowerSync Cart. The cart can store,

charge, and sync all of the iPads with the MacBook Air

computer. The cart moves easily around the school so

multiple classes can use them, and the cart can be

locked to secure the devices when they’re not in use.

There will be apps for all of the grade levels and

subject areas. Our S.T.E.M. Club will be among the first

to test the rollout of the new iPads. Thanks to the

Auction Committee and everyone who supported the

auction for such an important purchase.

Mrs. Babbage Mrs. Szafranic

High School & Academy News

High School & Academy Open House

Please mark your calendars for Sunday,

November 3 for our Annual High School & Academy

Open House from Noon-3 pm. All National Shrine

parishioners are welcome to come up and take a

look around as well as any potential families and

students. If you know a family would be interested in

receiving an invitation to our Open House, please let

us know. We are also looking for volunteer tour

guides. Please let Mrs. Meg Armstrong ’92 in the

Admissions Office know if you would like to help at

[email protected]. �

Performing Arts Announcement

Please plan to join us this Fall for the production

from our talented Performing Arts students. The High

School Performing Arts Department will perform “The

Odd Couple: Female Version” on Friday and

Saturday November 22 and 23 at 7:00 pm in the

Sanders Auditorium. �

Upcoming Dates

October 23 HS NHS Induction 7:30 pm

October 25 No School


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A Reminder …

Whenever your address, phone number,

email, or family status changes, please be sure

to contact the parish office and update your

information with us. It is critical that we keep

our parishioner records up-to-date!

Thank you!

Knights of Columbus—Squires

Boys (ages 10-17) are invited to become involved in the local Squires Circle supported by KoC Council

#12408. The program focuses on involvement in charitable, community and patriotic activities. The goal is to

help develop young men in acts of faith; Catholic Faith based leadership. For additional information, please

look for flyers on the Parish bulletin boards or contact: Joe Chase @ 248.589.2448 / Fred Krick @

313.805.9874. http://www.kofc.org/en/squires/index.html

Altar Server News

Soon another group of students will join the altar server ranks, including several who are beginning

their two-year preparation for Confirmation. Thank you for the commitment of students, parents,

teachers, and our priests to the altar server ministry.

Students in fifth grade and older (from any school or home-schooled, and parish members) can get

on the list for the next altar server training sessions (February-March 2014) by emailing Ellen Kehoe at

[email protected] or calling 248.547.1404.

During the past two weeks, the adult men servers have filled in at the morning Masses while Shrine

Grade School students concentrated on Iowa testing. Thank you for helping us again this year!

Vocations

What are you doing in the family, the parish, the

vicariate and the region to promote and encourage

vocations to the priesthood? Prayer and invitation are

two powerful ways you can make a difference.

Invite someone you know to attend a Discernment

Weekend for men aged 18-55: Thursday – Sunday,

October 31- November 3, 2013. For more information

visit our website: www.detroitpriest.com. Follow us on

Facebook: Office of Priestly Vocations or Twitter

@DetroitPriest.

DID YOU KNOW: According to a CARA report, the

Archdiocese of Detroit is now one of many dioceses

throughout the United States who now has fewer active

diocesan priests than parishes served. Present data

indicates that the average age for priests assigned to

the Archdiocese of Detroit is 56.6 years of age. In the

240 parishes, we have 262 AOD assigned priests 37 of

which are religious order priests. From 2013 to 2023 it is

projected that there will only be 188 total active priests

available for parish assignments; a 28.2% DECREASE in

the number of priest in ten years.

Vocations, one of the seven mission priorities for the

Archdiocese of Detroit!

CSA Minute

Music Ministry

The Archdiocese of Detroit will present Music

Ministry Enrichment Day 2013 next Saturday,

October 26, at St. John Vianney Parish in Shelby

Twp.

“Sacrosanctum Concilium at 50: Past, Present,

and Future” will include fellowship, table discussions

and two breakout sessions. One, focusing on the

theme of the day, will be a panel discussion. The

second, “The Historical and Spiritual Journey of a

Psalm,” will feature both a performance and a

discussion.

The free event is possible because gifts to the

Catholic Services Appeal support the work of the

Christian Worship Office, which coordinates and

certifies pastoral musicians in the Archdiocese of

Detroit.

For more information on CSA-funded ministries,

programs, and services, go to www.aod.org.


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D. T. P. S.

In the Gospel today we hear Jesus tell us how important it is to pray without getting tired of it, without

growing weary of talking to him. We should know by know that Mass is the perfect way to pray and thank

God, but yet how often have we woke up on a Sunday morning and said to ourselves that we were feeling

just too tired to go to Mass, or it was such a busy week that we need some extra rest, or that the day is so

packed full of things to do that we can’t give an hour to God. And if we have ever said or thought those

things, is it any wonder that in the last line from the Gospel, we can almost hear the sadness in Jesus’ voice

when he asks if he will find faith on the earth when he returns at his second coming.

Yes the devil wants to convince us that prayer is not important, but he does it in a very conniving way.

Gradually eating away at our daily prayer time, convincing us that shaving 5 or 10 minutes off here or there

won’t matter is the way Satan convinces us to stop praying. Jesus told us it was important, but knew of our

human weakness and it is only with his help, help we get from the Eucharist, that we can win the battle and

not grow weary. 10 minutes in the morning, 5 in the middle of the day, and 10 more at night, is a simple gift to

give to God. Add up how much time you spent watching TV, or listening to music or browsing aimlessly on the

internet. Was it more than 25 minutes? Likely so. Jesus gives us himself freely, today (and every day) we can

commit to give ourselves to him.

In Christ, Deacon Tom


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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. Anthony Camilleri, Assoc ............................................................................. ext 419

Rev. Patrick Gonyeau, 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 & Academy, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073

Principal, Mrs. Bernadette Sugrue .............................................................. 248.549.2925

Shrine Catholic Grade School, 1621 Linwood R.O. 48067

Principal, Mrs. Sharon Dixon ......................................................................... 248.541.4622

Director of Admissions, Mrs. Meg Armstrong ................................................. 248.549.2925

Religious Education

Office Coordinator, Renee Cramer ........................................................... 248.541.5133

Preschool & Elementary Coordinator, Janie Lynch ................................. 248.541.5133

Youth Minister (9-12 grades), Christine Wist ............................................... 248.541.5133

Grades 7/8 Religious Formation, Michael Reece ..................................... 248.541.5133

Director of RCIA and Adult Formation, Mr. John LaCroix ....................... 248.374.9045

Parish Staff

Chief Financial Officer, Mrs. Andrea Safranski................................................... ext 432

Director of Advancement, Ms. Cynthia Grzelak ............................................... ext 455

Advancement Assistant, Ms. Brenda Braidwood .............................................. ext 420

Bookkeeper, Mrs. Tracy Vincent .......................................................................... ext 421

Parish Receptionist, Mrs. Charlene Lewandowski ............................................. ext 410

Director of Special Projects, Mr. Kevin Sutherland ............................................ ext 414

National Shrine Director/Church Tours, Mr. Jack Hoolehan ............................ ext 418

Parish Solutions Specialist, Mrs. Vicki Holtyn........................................................ ext 448

Office Hours

Monday - Friday .............................................................................................. 9 am-8:30 pm

..............................................................Closed for Lunch between 12 Noon and 1 pm

Saturday ........................................................................................................... 9 am-2:30 pm

Sunday ............................................................................................................ 9 am-12:30 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, 7:00 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 Charlene Lewandowski in the Parish Office at ext 410 at least six

months in advance.

Spiritual Care for the Sick and Homebound�

Please notify the Parish Office or Sister Noreen at extension 411 if there is an illness, hospitalization

or need for homebound ministry. We will do our best to provide spiritual support for our

parishioners.

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 800.477.4574, ext. 6326.

NATIONAL SHRINE of the Little Flower

Year of Faith

The word “liturgy”

originally meant a “public

work” or a “service in the

name of/on behalf of the

people.” In Christian

tradition it means the

participation of the People of God in

“the work of God.” Through the liturgy

Christ, our redeemer and high priest,

continues the work of our redemption in,

with, and through his Church.

In the New Testament the word

“liturgy” refers not only to the celebration

of divine worship but also to the

proclamation of the Gospel and to

active charity. In all of these situations it is

a question of service to God and

neighbor.

-Catechism of the Catholic Church

#1069 -1070

Question

How does the celebration of Mass

motivate me to do the “work of God” in

my everyday life?

Prayer

Direct, we beg you, O Lord, our actions

by your holy inspirations, and grant that

we may carry them out with your

gracious assistance, that every prayer

and work of ours may begin always with

you, and through you be happily ended.

Amen.

Changing Lives Together Retreat

Learn about discernment and Christian

decision making at a free Changing Lives

Together retreat on Saturday, November

16 at St. Paul on the Lake in Grosse Pointe

Farms. Discover how to understand God’s

will in making personal and professional

decisions as well as seeking the Lord’s

guidance in setting priorities and using

your time. Presenters include Ann Dillon

from Manresa, Paco Gavrilides from

Sacred Heart Major Seminary, and Msgr.

Patrick Halfpenny, Pastor at St. Paul. The

retreat includes Mass with Bishop Reiss,

opportunities for confession, and personal

reflection. Space is limited - reserve your

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[email protected] or 313.883.8657.

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