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Shrine Herald Royal Oak, MI

www.shrinechurch.com

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

November 18, 2012 Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Parish Contribution

Over the past two weeks, the Finance Council of

the National Shrine of the Little Flower and I have

attempted to contact all registered parishioners

through a personal letter asking for your increased

support for the parish. As we plan for the future,

such an increase is necessary if we are to continue

the services and programs that we offer. The

support of the National Shrine parish members is

very generous and truly appreciated. However,

every couple of years increased costs and inflation

catch up with us. The last time we formally asked all

parish members to adjust their support level was 14

years ago.

Please reflect carefully on your level of support

and whether it is possible to offer a bit more to your

parish at this time. Please pray for the success of this

endeavor, especially that those of our parish who

do not regularly contribute will begin to accept their

share of the responsibility for enabling the National

Shrine to continue in its mission of worship,

education and service.

I know that there are many of our parishioners

who care deeply about our parish and who will

support it to the best of their ability. We thank you

for this and look forward to your response to our

Appeal at this time. A generous response will help

us to plan for the next couple of years with security

and confidence.

Please review the material you receive and use

the commitment envelope mailed to you. You may

also wish to consider using Faith Direct, the direct

deposit program for regular Sunday offering and

special collections. I use this method personally and

find it very convenient.

Bearings

Notes from Monsignor Easton

Thanksgiving Day

Thursday, November 22

9:00 am Mass Only

Sharing Christ in and through the Church

GOAL: $204,640

TOTAL PLEDGES: $194,797

% OF GOAL: 95%

# OF COMMITMENTS: 941

Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower

Please pray for

the sick of our parish

Eugene Bienkowski

Jack Brady

Alfred Bucci, Sr.

Elsa Castagneto

Kathy Cobbledick

Deanna Conway

Carl Culver

Betty Faris

Bea & Ken Haffey

Prudi Hillert

Donald Holden

Joylene Jabboori

William F. Janelle III

Robert Kimble

Jim Kowalski

Mrs. Louis Krige

Jan Lubic

Meghan Malley

Anna Marie Mateljan

Robert Maybee

Christina Nardone

Yukie Ota

Mary Parker

Robert Perry

Eileen Quenneville

Grace Ross

Jim Ross

Ilene Ryan

Emily Sobeck

Deanna Swincicki

Cecelia VanAntwerp

Cecilia Vargo

Karl Wolfe

Bonnie Zook

Advent Giving Projects

It’s time to get ready for the Advent Season when we prepare our

hearts and homes to welcome Jesus in the many ways He presents

Himself to us. One of those ways is to serve those in great need.

The first part of our Giving tree collection is to ask you to purchase a NEW BOOK

for a child, ages 2 through 18. These will become part of a gift package prepared

by the Ladies of Charity, Catholic women who serve those in great need. Some of

the 900 families are served through the Jail Ministry, Catholic Social Services and the

Pontiac area parishes. We will collect NEW, unwrapped story books in a box in

Heritage Hall until Sunday, December 2. We will also have a collection box near the

Giving Tree in church and in Heritage Hall. The books will be collected after the

Masses and secured.

1000 pairs of new tube Socks for the Jail Ministry are needed by December 9.

Collection bins are in the vestibules, or socks may be dropped off at the office

during the week. Thanks very much!

Our Giving Tree invites you to make a generous cash or check donation to help

many of our core city Catholic ministries for children, the homeless, and the elderly

in need. Families who eat at the Soup Kitchens receive help, too.

New Gift Cards are also appreciated by many of those projects that request our

help. Checks may be written to Shrine Giving Tree and dropped in the collection or

at the parish office. Truly it is more blessed to give than to receive. Every sacrifice

you make will be given with prayer and love to those in need of the hope and

peace of Christmas.

Sister Noreen and Shrine Christian Service Committees

248.541-4122. ext. 411

“Welcome Inn” Homeless Ministry Volunteer Orientation

The Welcome Inn, the day center and services for our area homeless population,

will be located in the Starr Presbyterian Church this year, at 13 Mile and Crooks.

Parishioner, Norma R, is a very active board member of the South Oakland Citizens

for the Homeless, and many of our parishioners donate time, skills, and casseroles to

this day program.

Roy Watson, coordinator invites all volunteers, new and experienced, to the

Orientation at Starr Presbyterian Church, Wednesday, November 28 at 6:30 pm.

Roy also encourages any nurses, or nurse assistants who would like to volunteer to

help on a particular day, to contact him at 248.885.4881. The Welcome Inn will be

open from mid-December through mid-March 2013.

"$1,000 Women's Opportunity Award"

Soroptimist International of Oakland County is a service club working to improve

the lives of women and girls. We are offering our $1,000 Women's Opportunity

Award to a woman who is "head of household" and is enrolled or has been

accepted to a vocational/skills training program or an undergraduate degree. For

more information and/or to receive an application, please call Norma at

248.585.7021. Deadline to receive completed applications is December 15, 2012.

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Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Day Mass is at 9:00 am on Thursday, November 22. Attending Mass is

certainly a great way to begin the day with the perfect act of thanksgiving to God, the

Holy Eucharist.

Sacraments of Initiation

The sacraments are divided into: the Sacraments of Christian Initiation (Baptism,

Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist); The sacraments of healing (Penance and

Anointing of the Sick); and the sacraments at the service of communion and mission

(Holy Orders and Matrimony). The sacraments touch all the important moments of

Christian life. All of the sacraments are ordered to the Holy Eucharist as their end.

Over the last two weeks we have dealt with the teaching of the Church in the

Catechism of the Catholic Church regarding the sacraments of Baptism and

Confirmation. Because the Eucharist is central and the end of all the sacraments we will

spend a few weeks reviewing the teaching of the Church regarding the Holy Eucharist.

The numbers refer to the paragraphs in the Compendium of the Catechism of the

Catholic Church. The numbers in parenthesis refer to the paragraphs in the Catechism

itself.

271. What is the Eucharist?

The Eucharist is the very sacrifice of the Body and Blood of the Lord Jesus which he

instituted to perpetuate the sacrifice of the cross throughout the ages until his return in

glory. Thus he entrusted to his Church this memorial of his death and Resurrection. It is a

sign of unity, a bond of charity, a paschal banquet, in which Christ is consumed, the mind

is filled with grace, and a pledge of future glory is given. (1322-1323, 1409)

272. When did Jesus Christ institute the Eucharist?

Jesus instituted the Eucharist on Holy Thursday “the night when he was betrayed” (1

Corinthians 11:23), as he celebrated the Last Supper with his apostles. (1323, 1337-1340)

274. What does the Eucharist represent in the life of the Church?

It is the source and summit of all Christian life. In the Eucharist, the sanctifying action of

God in our regard and our worship of him reach their high point. It contains the whole

spiritual good of the Church, Christ himself, our Pasch. Communion with divine life and

the unity of the People of God are both expressed and effected by the Eucharist.

Through the Eucharistic celebration we are united already with the liturgy of heaven and

we have a foretaste of eternal life.

Rosie, Carlito & Lord Stanley

This past week Rosie went to the pet beauty parlor. Wow, she looks like a new dog.

Lord Stanley got a bath with shampoo and conditioner. He looks pretty good too. Both

of them are enjoying the cooler weather. Lord Stanley (Stachu) is looking forward to his

first experience with SNOW!

Baptized in Christ

Eva Mary daughter of

Aaron and Denise

(McCartney) Dean

Jane Carolyn daughter

of Christopher and

Kristen (Cajka)

Kirkpatrick

Sophia Grace daughter

of Gerard and Sonia

(McLedd) Valdez

Theresa Maria daughter

of John and Jane

(Kasselmann) Baldiga

Divine Life


Mass Information

Monday, November 19

6:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton

Servers Owen Smith, Blake Smith

8:30 am Fr. Espinoza

Servers Ian Grimes, Isaiah Thummel

Tuesday, November 20

6:30 am Mass Fr. Camilleri

Servers Ben Vidosh, Erik Jenkins


Servers Lydia Moylan, Carolyn Luddy

Gina Schmidt

Wednesday, November 21

6:30 am Mass Fr. Lang

Servers Kate Laqui, Katy Zink

8:30 am Mass Fr. Espinoza

Servers Elizabeth Warner, Catherine Warner

Thursday, November 22—Thanksgiving Day


Servers Maria Ruhle, Sean Ruhle

Friday, November 23


Servers Kira Jenkins, Lydia Moylan

8:30 am Mass Fr. Camilleri

Servers Rose Vidosh, Marie Vidosh

Saturday, November 24


Servers Clara North, Audrey North

Sunday, November 25

Our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of the Universe

Vigil Masses (on Saturday)

4:30 pm Fr. Lang

Lectors Bill Barnes, Kay Cyrek

Servers Madelyne Luddy, Maureen Luddy

Carolyn Luddy, Colleen Hull

Hospitality Margie Suchyta, Team

6:30 pm Mass Fr. Camilleri

Lectors Mike Howard, Dacia Van Antwerp

Servers Andre Moon, Grant Fogle

Elijah Harbut, Ethan Cwiek

Hospitality Gerald Schaffran, Team

Sunday Masses


Lectors Ted Bratta, Marlene Kowalewski

Servers David Zobl, Dmitri Krick

Ben Vidosh, Nikolas Wills

Hospitality MaryAnn Skaggs, Team


Lectors Claire McNorton, Emma McNorton

Grace Bontrager

Servers Christian Rozanski, Brad Chaklos

Andrew North, Sean Ruhle

Hospitality Tony Recchia, Team


Lectors Van Rohr, Rebecca Joseph

Servers Joe Wagner, Blake Smith

Owen Smith, Max Gouin

Emcee Mark Ruhle

Hospitality Wayne Friedman, Team

12:30 pm Mass Fr. Camilleri

Lectors Marge Caram, Laura Salgado

Servers Allie Archambault, Kate Lilly

Katie Arce, Claire Cerone

Hospitality Hugh Brennan, Team

4:00 pm—Spanish Mass Fr. Espinoza

6:00 pm Mass Fr. Lang

Lectors Carlos Carpenter, Gabrielle Schmidt

Jessica Klimushyn

Servers Anna Bradley, Gwendolyn Schmidt

Gina Schmidt, Mary Doman

Hospitality Tom Torma, Team

Monday, November 19

Rv 1 :1-4 ; 2 :1 -5

Lk 18 :35-43


Rv 3 :1-6 , 14-22

Lk 19 :1-10


Rv 4 :1-11

Lk 19 :11-28

Thursday, November 22

S i r 50 :22-24

1 Cor 1 :3 -9

Lk 17 :11-19

Readings of The Week

Friday, November 23

Rv 10 :8 -11

Lk 19 :45-48


Rv 11 :4 -12

Lk 20 :27-40

Sunday, November 25

Dn 7 :13-14

Rv 1 :5 -8

Jn 18 :33b-37


Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration

"The Lord is coming; I place myself in His

presence and go to meet Him with all the energy

of my will."

"The Name of the Lord cometh from afar...I look

from afar, and behold I see the power of God

coming...Go out to meet Him, and say, 'Tell us if You are He

who shall rule...' Come, let us adore the King, the Lord who is

coming!"

- Roman Breviary

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, Noon; Tuesday, 4 am; Wednesday, 3, 4 am;

Friday, 11 am; Saturday, 1 am. 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, 4

am, 7 pm; Wednesday, 2, 3 pm; Friday, 1, 2 5 pm; Saturday, 4

pm.

If anyone has any extra religious items (holy cards,

booklets, rosaries, statues, ...) that they would like to donate

for the "freebie/evangelization" basket in the vestibule, please

leave the items in a marked bag with my name, Marie Lama,

on it underneath the sign in sheets. Thank you in advance

and God bless you!!!

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

Monday, November 19

6:30 am �Jeanette Bertolino

8:30 am In Thanksgiving


6:30 am �Eli Anasco

8:30 am Jeanette Bertolino


The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

6:30 am Intentions of Cecelia Ricci

8:30 am �Veronica Agnes Zinger

Thursday, November 22-Thanksgiving Day

St. Cecilia

9:00 am Intentions of Cecilia C. Jones

Friday, November 23

St. Clement I, St. Columban,

Bl. Miguel Agutin Pro

6:30 am Living and Deceased

Members of the William Burns Family

8:30 am �Bernard, Irene, and Timothy

Broderick and Tom and Peggy Houlihan


St. Andrew Dung-Lac and Companions

8:30 am �Bridget Minni

Sunday, November 25

Our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of the Universe

Vigil Masses (on Saturday)

4:30 pm �Ruth Ott

6:30 pm Intentions of Alexander, Abigail,

and Dominic Scott

Sunday Masses

7:30 am �Jim Skaggs

9:00 am �Barbara and Albert Kirtek

10:45 am �John Mobley

12:30 pm Intentions of the

Parishioners of NSLF

6:00 pm �Michael Jon Stowe

Mass Intentions

Evangelization: The Laity Are Called to

Evangelize in Everyday Life

The task of evangelization is not to be left up to the

bishops, priests, and religious, but is a call to every Catholic. It

is especially a call to the laity, who are the leaven in society.

"Each individual Catholic is to look at his or her everyday life

from the viewpoint of evangelization. Take note of the many

opportunities to support another's faith, to share faith, and to

help build up Jesus' kingdom in our homes and workplaces,

among our neighbors and friends. Catholics should

participate in renewal programs and receive training in

evangelization." (Go and Make Disciples, 136)

Stewardship Thoughts

The Scripture passages from Daniel and St. Mark’s Gospel

speak of the end of time second coming of Christ. At that

time, we know we will have to give an accounting of our

stewardship of God’s blessings to us. For those who have em-

braced Christian stewardship as a way of life and as a witness

of discipleship in Christ to build God’s Kingdom on earth, it will

be a time of great joy and celebration of life eternal with

God. If the end occurred today, would our stewardship allow

us to be counted among God’s elect?


Sgt. Daniel J. Allen, US Army

Maj. Eric Ansorge PhD, US Army

Patrick Paul Atallah, USMC

Christopher Babcock, USAF

Envin E. Billings, US Army

Cpl. James Bolitho, USMC

Corey Brady, US Navy

Capt. Matthew Cain, US Army

Pat Carroll, USAF, Shrine ‘61, MIA

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

Sean Gillion, US Army

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

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

Sgt. Eric Michael Mihelcich, USMC

LCpl. Troy Alan Mihelcich, USMC

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

Lt. John F. Palmer, US Army

Lt. 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

Thanksgiving is a time to thank God for our many blessings – our

family, friends, our faith and our freedoms. This Thanksgiving, the

campaign team for 40 Days for Life Southfield is thanking God for all the

volunteers who participated in this fall’s campaign. Without your

continued support, numerous lives would be untouched by your witness

of love and hope and countless women would not know there are

alternatives to abortion. Shrine covered 3 days of prayer, our Knights of

Columbus filled two hours every night for 40 days, Fr. Lang and Sr.

Noreen came and lead us in prayer and numerous Shrine parishioners

signed up for individual prayer hours beyond the three Shrine Days. You

participated in the largest and longest pro-life mobilization in history.

There were 40 Days of prayer and fasting in 316 locations in 49 U.S. states,

but Washington D.C., 7 Canadian provinces, Australia, England, Spain

and Uganda. Campaigns were held in 13 Michigan cities. Nationwide,

there were at least 604 turnarounds, where women seeking abortion

changed their minds. Several people quit their jobs in the abortion

industry, and clinics advertised immediate openings on their staffs. A

number of abortion centers were closed on days when abortions are

usually performed. Tens of thousands of people took part in 40 Days for

Life events, many engaging in pro-life activities for the first time in their

lives. You may never know the fruit of your efforts, but you should know

your witness and sacrifice do not go unnoticed – THANK YOU. May God

bless you for all your effort for the unborn.

While this Fall’s 40 Days for Life campaign has ended, the work is not

over. Please consider how you may continue to help bring a culture of

life to our nation. Here are some thoughts on how you can help:

• Continue to pray and fast for the end of abortion. Even if 40 Days is

not in front of the clinic, women continue to have abortions at

WomanCare. Consider going and praying in front of the clinic on

your own. Saturdays are especially a busy day. There will be an

online calendar at www.vigilcalendar.com/southfield to sign up for

times to pray from 7 am to 5 pm Monday – Saturday. Come and

pray for Life

• Volunteer to be a side-walk counselor.

• Volunteer at a local crisis pregnancy center (Mother and Unborn

Baby Care - 248.559.7576.

• Contact your local Right To Life Office on how you can help (Right To

Lifespan - 248.816.1546.

• Encourage your children to become involved in or start a pro-life

group at their school.

• Talk to your family, friends and neighbors about life issues. Silence

breeds apathy and ignorance. We need to help educate people

on the reality of abortion and how it really impacts society, not just

the women making the “choice”.

Lifespan Christmas Cards 2012

Right To Life - Lifespan Christmas Cards will be on sale after all Masses

on the weekend of November 17 and 18 in Heritage Hall.

Box of 20 - $16.50 per box; Packages of 10 - $7.50

Your purchase supports Lifespan's pro-life activities during the coming

year.


Events Calendar Lending Library

What was St. Padre

Pio's inner spiritual

journey like? You can learn more about

him in the newly received book, Secrets

of a Soul: Padre Pio's Letters to His Spiritual

Directors. "This rare glimpse into the heart

and soul of Padre Pio reveals the

profound spirituality and humanity of the

beloved Capuchin . . . Beyond the

extraordinary events that accompanied

Padre Pio's life, these intimate letters attest

to his personal struggles, worries,

temptations and fears. He suffered much,

but hoped even more in the One he

loved more, Christ Crucified. The letters . .

. prove once again that 'difficulties and

sorrows, if accepted out of love, are

transformed into a privileged way of

holiness' (quote by Pope John Paul II on

back cover). Section 9, Saints)

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.

NOTE: The Lending Library will be closed

next weekend for the

Thanksgiving holiday.

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, November 18

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

12:30, and 4:00 (Spanish)

and 6:00 pm Masses

RF Preschool

YR 9:00 am

Lending Library

CC-C 10:00 am

Homeschool Group

GS-Gym 6:00 pm

Rosary for the Unborn

STC 5:00 pm

CREW Youth Group

YR 7:00 pm

Monday, November 19

Masses 6:30, 8:30 am

Girl Scout Junior Troop #42412

YR 3:15 pm

RF Grades K-6

GS-Classrooms 4:30 pm

RCIA for Children

CC-A 5:00 pm

RF Grades 7-8

Academy 6:15 pm

Saint Vincent de Paul Meeting

HH-BR 7:00 pm

Legion of Mary Meeting

CC-B 7:30 pm

TAIZE Evening Prayer

Church 7:30 pm



Mission Ladies’ Sewing/Quilting

Group

CC-A 10:00 am

VINE for Girls

CC-A 4:30 pm

CFFC Meeting

HH-BR 6:30 pm

Shrine Moms’ Tuesday Night Bridge

CC-SH 7:00 pm

Boy Scout Troop #1634

YR 7:00 pm

Devotions

STC 6:45 pm

Love of God Prayer Group

STC 8:00 pm



Men’s Bible Study

CC-A 6:30 am

Kindergarten Troop

YR 3:15 pm

Special Needs Religious Formation

CC-SH, B 5:00 pm

Special Needs Religious Formation

Church 6:00 pm

ENDOW

CC-A 7:00 pm

Militia Immaculata Prayer Village

HH-B 8:00 pm

Thursday, November 22—

Thanksgiving Day

Masses 9:00 am Only

Friday, November 23


ENDOW

CC-SH, A, B 9:30 am

Girl Scout Troop #43068

CC-B 7:00 pm


Mass 8:30 am

Eagle Scouts

CC-SH 4:00 pm

Sunday Liturgy 4:30, 6:30 pm

Sunday, November 25

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

12:30, and 4:00 (Spanish)

and 6:00 pm Masses

RF Preschool

YR 9:00 am

Rosary for the Unborn

STC 5:00 pm

Advent by Candlelight

GS-Gym 6:00 pm

CREW Youth Group

YR 7:00 pm

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

Miscarriage Help?

Call Colleen at 248.677.3094 or email:

[email protected]


Family Activities

Totally Catholic – Totally Holy Lego Build

Competition

Kids and adults alike are invited to submit a Catholic

theme entry in a Lego building contest. Drop-off for entries

starts November 30. The announcement of winners will take

place after the 9 am Mass on December 9. See elsewhere

in this Herald for additional details.

Preschool Religious Formation

Thanksgiving Break

November 25

There is no Preschool Religious Formation class

on Sunday, November 25 due to Thanksgiving

break. Class will resume on December 2.

Elementary Religious Formation and

Sacramental Preparation

Thank you, RF Families!

Several of our Religious Formation classes have graciously

adopted families being assisted this year by the St. Vincent

de Paul Society. The children brought in many food

donations for these families. Thank you so much for your

generosity!

Thank you too, to our wonderful volunteers who helped

pack up the food for delivery!

Looking ahead…

November 26—There are no Religious Formation

classes for grades K through 8 on Monday,

November 26 due to Thanksgiving break.

Religious Formation Reconciliation Service

Monday, December 3

Children in grades 3 – 6 who attend the 4:30

session will meet in their classrooms for

attendance before being escorted to the

church by their catechist.

Children in grades 3 – 6 who attend the 6:00

session should go directly to the church where

they will meet their catechist for attendance before the

service starts at 6:30. PLEASE NOTE THE TIME AND LOCATION

CHANGE for this date only!

For children in grades K – 2, classes will meet at the

normal time and place on December 3.

Grades 7/8 Religious Formation

Looking ahead…

November 26—There are no Religious Formation

classes for grades K through 8 on Monday,

November 26 due to Thanksgiving break.

Religious Formation Reconciliation Service

Monday, December 3

Students in grades 7 and 8 should go

directly to the church where they will meet their

catechist for attendance before the service

starts at 6:30. PLEASE NOTE THE TIME AND

LOCATION CHANGE for this date only!

Confirmation Servant Ministry Opportunities

Christmas Tree Sales

Variety of evening and weekend times

November 17- December 22

Calling all Confirmation Candidates!! Grab your dad

and come help the Shrine Dads Club sell Christmas trees!

This is a fun way to help our community celebrate this holy

season. A variety of times are available on evening and

weekends. Email Mrs. Cerone and she will send you the

link for the google document where you can see

available times and sign up. She will also send you the

Reflection Sheet. Please note that this project falls in the

“Communtiy Service” category in which all candidates

are limited to one project. You can reach Mrs. Cerone at

248.541.5133 or [email protected] with the words

“Christmas Trees” in the subject line.

Sunday’s Word

Saturday, December 1, 9:15 am, Heritage Hall

The beginning of Advent means it is time to change

the books in our sanctuary. If you would like to help Mr.

Abbott remove the old books and replace them with the

books for the new liturgical year, let us know. You can

contact Mrs. Cerone at 248.541.5133 or

[email protected] with the words “Sunday’s

Word” in the subject line.

Wreaths Across America Remembrance

Ceremony

Saturday, December 15, 11:30 am, Oakview

Cemetery

“In honor of those who have had to spend a Christmas

away from home. In honor of those who never made it

home.” Help honor our veterans by participating in the

wreath laying ceremony. Confirmation candidates that

would like to be part of this powerful, nationwide event

may email Mrs. Cerone at [email protected]

with the words “Wreath Ceremony” in the subject line or

call 248.541.5133. More information can be found at

www.wreathsacrossamerica.org.

Focus: HOPE Food Distribution

Saturday, December 8, 9 am, Ferndale Site

Parents and youth are needed to unload the truck for

the Focus: HOPE food distribution site. It is located in

Ferndale on 9 mile Rd at the OLHSA building (across from

the Police Station). To register, please contact Mrs. Cerone

at 248.541.5133 or [email protected] with the

words "Focus Hope" in the subject line.

Religious Formation


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

Surrender: Stuff

Sunday, November 18, 7:30 to 9 pm

Since we will not be meeting on the first Sunday of

Advent we will be starting our Advent series a week

earlier. In a greedy society that is more worried about

the stuff they own than protecting life, we will be

finding out how we can get the “junk” out of our lives in

order to be closer to Christ.

No C.R.E.W.

Sunday, November 25

Surrender: Status

Sunday, December 2, 7:30 to 9 pm

Fundraiser Alert!

C.R.E.W. members will be selling “Peel and Save”

cards for $10 during the last three weeks of November.

These “Peel and Save” cards are good throughout all

of Oakland county at any Burger King, Chicken Shack,

Dominoes, Joe’s Crab Shack, White Castle and many

more with online discounts at places like Best Buy,

Target, Meijer and nine more stores. If you are

interested in purchasing a card, please see a C.R.E.W.

member or email [email protected] to purchase

one. Thank you for your continued support of our teens!

Adult Religious Formation

Catholicism 101

7:00 to 9:00 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,

Director for the Office for Evangelization and Master Catechist,

will present a variety of topics focusing on our faith. All sessions

will be held in the Shrine Conference Center from 7-9 pm (unless

noted otherwise). Cost is $10 per session; there is no cost to

current 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.

NOTE: Please bring your Bible to any of the below topics you

attend.

Date: Topic (Catechist Certification Topic Number):

November 30 The Church: The People of God, Topic #8

January 11 Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation

and Eucharist, Topic #10

February 8 Forming a Christian Community, Topic #13

March 22 Covenant Living: The Ten Commandments &

the Gospel, Topic #12

April 19 Dynamics of Faith, Topic #9

Vocations

“Heaven and earth will pass away, but

my words will not pass away.” Jesus has the

words of eternal life; is He calling you to

share His words of salvation as a priest? If you think God is

calling you to be a priest visit our website at

www.detroitpriest.com or contact Fr. Tim Birney, Director of

Priestly Vocations at [email protected], 313.237.5875.

Pray for Vocations—31 Club

Pick a day of the month and

sign-up at the church entrance.

No Dues. No Meetings. Just Prayers.

A Family Perspective

Today’s gospel

t e a c h e s u s

U N C E R T A I N T Y i s

normal. There are

some things in life which “no one knows …

only the Father.” Marriage and parenting

are full of uncertainty for like the fig tree in

the gospel, the people we love grow and

change. - Bud Ozar

SCRIP

NO SCRIP Monday November 19, 2012 due to Thanksgiving break. SCRIP resumes Monday, November 26,

2102. Orders due at 10:00 am. Questions? Please call SHRINE SCRIP coordinator, Mary Ann McCourt,

248.546.4411, M- F 9:00 am to 7:30 pm or email: [email protected].


Market Day

Please support the Shrine Catholic Grade School and High School Mothers’ Clubs by ordering through Mar-

ket Day! The December specials include:

• FREE Pork Tenderloin with $90 online purchase. Promo Code: DECBONUS.�

• Cookie Bonus Days- The more cookies you buy, the more the school earns. Buy your cookies now for the

holiday season!�

• Great Holiday Gifts Available!

• Redeem Your FREE Carry-All Tote! If you’ve been participating in the Freequent Buyer® program, this is the

month to redeem your reward. If you made two purchases of $40* between September and November,

simply place a third $40* purchase this month to receive a FREE Carry-All Tote at your December sale pick-

up.

You can order online until midnight on Monday, December 3 at www.marketday.com, phone it in at

1.877.MD.APPLE or return your order form to the Grade School office by Thursday, November 29. The delivery

date is Saturday, December 8. Pick-up is from 9:30 to 10:30 am at the Grade School cafeteria. If you have

any questions, please call Lisa Cormier-248.809.9101 or Tricia Uhl -248.548.7569.

Mark your calendars!!! Market Day Sale Dates 2013

1/19/2013, 2/09/2013, 3/16/2013, 4/20/2013, 5/18/2013, 6/08/2013


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Grade School Happenings

Art Room

It’s an Art Fair Year! Mark your calendars and save the date for Thursday, March 13, 2013!

First grade artists are finishing up painting pumpkin perspective. They drew with oil pastels and glue and

then they painted over to create a resin.

Our second grade artists have started working on the infamous fish paintings. They reviewed the story The

Rainbow Fish. Then they decided how they could make their fish different. Look for these masterpieces at the

next Dads’ Club Pancake Breakfast.

Revisiting the works of Pablo Picasso is the focus of third grade art. They recently took home their

Halloween composition in his style.

Fourth graders are studying Bridget Riley, an Op artist as they create optical illusion compositions with

complimentary colors.

Fifth graders are finishing up their “Faces in a Crowd” projects and next will be starting their study of the

contemporary artist Wayne Thiebaud.

Finally, our sixth grade artists are starting a cross curricular unit with social studies where they will be studying

and creating Egyptian art in both classes.

We have a lot of talented artists at Shrine!

Mrs. Liford


All Souls Day Offerings

Donation .................................................................................................................... In Memory/Honor Of

Mr. & Mrs. John Burg ............................................ Louis A. Burg Family, Peter T. Patrick Family, Stanley Nitoski Family

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Caminsky ................................................... Walter Luniewski, Mary Luniewski, Jesse Luniewski

.................... Helen Luniewski, Wasil Caminsky, Antonia Caminsky, Kenneth Wasilewski-Mewaw, Betty Wasilewski

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Caruso ................................................................................... Rocco & Mary Caruso, Bud Ferguson

Ms. Lilia Cruz .................. Tardic & Cruz Families: Pedro U. Cruz Sr., Regina F. Cruz, Jose T. Cruz Sr., Peter T. Cruz Jr.

Mrs. Catherine Cyrek ............................................................................ Joseph Cyrek, Scislowicy Family, Cyrek Family

Mr. & Mrs. Albert D’Angelo .................................. Mr. & Mrs. Clement McIsaac, Mr. & Mrs. Louis D’Angelo & Family

.........................................................................Mr. & Mrs. Neil McIsaac & Family, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Feidollo & Marie

......................................................... Mr. & Mrs. Jim Chater & Ann, Mr. Grant Ross & Bobby, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Morey

..................................................................................................................................... Mr. & Mrs. David McIsaac & Family

Ms. Kathleen De Smet ........................................................................... David Bilr, Nancy Deschryvere, Patrick Moran

Mr. Thomas DiGiacomo ................................................................................................................. Thomas P. DiGiacomo

Ms. Ellen Doran ........................................................................................................ The Doran Family, The Martin Family

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Edwards ..................................................................................................................... Stew Molyneaux

Mr. Jeremiah Flood ................................................................................................................................... Josephine Flood

Mr. & Mrs. Loreto Gallardo ................. The Deceased Members Of The Gallardo Families & The Florendo Families

Mrs. Karen Garfield ............................... The Poor Holy Souls In Purgatory: Douglas Garfield, Dick & Helen Garfield

.................................................. Alfred & Mary Collica, Emilio & Veneranda Martini, Joel, Joseph & Brigida Collica

..................................................................................... Leo & Ada Philip, Bert & Ellen Garfield, Baby Garfield Maddox

Mr. & Mrs. Troy Gorman ............................................................................................................................ Richard Gorman

Mrs. Dolores Hogeboom ................................................................................................... All The Poor Souls In Purgatory

Mrs. Jane Huber........................................................ Michael Huber, Philip J. Huber M.D., Elizabeth Van B. McGrath

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Henry ............................. Willard & Frances King, Floyd & Dorothy King, William & Lillian McHale

......................................... Willard L. King & Family, Harold M. Henry, George & Christine Towner, All The Poor Souls

......................................................................................................................... David B. McGrath, Eleanor Van B. Waters

Mr. John D. Irvine ...................................................................................................................................................... A. Irvine

Mr. Roger Jankowski .................................................................................................. Edward Angela, Arlene Jankowski

Mr. & Mrs. James Jirkans ................................................................................................................................ Jim Skaggs Sr.

Ms. Carol Kaiser ............................................................................................. Kenneth Kaiser, Leonard & Jeanne Kaiser

................................................................................................................ John Barnier, Brenda Campbell, Chester Smith

Ms. Mary Jane Kaiser .................................................... Kenneth Kaiser, Veronica LePage, Patricia & David Hatfield

Ms. Thelma King ................................................ Frances & Willard E. King, Floyd & Dorothy King, Bill & Lillian McHale

....................................................... Willard L. & Lillian King, Willard J. King, Przybylski Family, William & Rosanna King

Mrs. Shirley McCartin........................................................................................... Lawrence McCartin, Dorothy Parente

Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Mikich ............................................................................................................ Charlotte A. Townsend

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Mills ................................................... Fein & Ted Widgies, Jacqueline & Emmett Mills, Elroy Uranus

Mr. John Morse ............................................................................................... Morse Family, Scardelli, Freguilli, Solomon

Mr. Edmund Mutsulavish .............................................. Albina Mutsulavish, Isadore Mutsulavish, Carole Mutsulavish

............................................................................ Roman Sandacz, Florence Sandacz, Henry Sandacz, James Shoup

Ms. Marilyn Lopez ........................................................................................................... Lucille & Vincent Lopez, Parents

Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Nagy ............................................................................. Earl & Helen Beach, Gabriel & Olivia Nagy

.................................................................................................................................. Marge & Kevin Speaks, Kay Houston

Mrs. Kuniko Nern .................................................. Daniel Nern, Mark Nern, Keiko Kawasaki, Danny Nern, Jean Nern

Ms. Kathryne Olejniczak ................................................... Leona Olejniczak, Walter Olejniczak, Leonard Olejniczak

............................................................................................. Nicholas Olejniczak, Florence Olejniczak, Emily D’Andrea

Ms. Lorraine Pyska ......................................................................................... John Pyska, Clara Pyska, Harry Keoleicen

Mrs. Cecilia Rehe .......................................................... Robert Rehe Sr., Liz & Herb Mehlea, Geo & Celia Schrauder

.......................................................................... Louis & Irene Rehe, Geo Schrauder Jr., Esther Leppek, Lucille Pineau

Mrs. Katherine Rohr ............................................................................................................. John B. Rohr, Clarice De Reu

Mr. & Mrs. Sam Romano .............................................................. Deceased Of The Romano & Tomaszewski Families

Mr. & Mrs. David Ruhl ......................................................................................................... Robert H. Ruhl, Grandparents

Ms. Marjorie Sikorski ...................................................................................................................................... Adelaide Miller

Ms. Blanche Smith ........................................................ Mr. Philip J. Smith, Mrs. Blanche M. Smith, Brian Joseph Smith

Dr. & Mrs. John Studnicky ..................................... Patrick Sheehan, Emily Pawlak, Harold Windorfer, Alan Markhoff

Mr. & Mrs. Guido Sofo ......................................................................................................... Sofo Family, Gonzalez Family

Ms. Cathy Suda ...................................................... Thomas C. Suda, Kathyra Suda, Jenny Wysocki, Cynthia Nuspel

................................................................................................................................... Matthew Eisenhut, Barbara Eisenhut

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Swift.................................... Edward Stallworth, Mary Stallworth, Tim Stallworth, Yvonne Stallworth

Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Tecker ........................................................................................................................ Michelle Rimateki

Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Tresnak ............................................................................. Kelly Kastens Snyder, John David Kastens

Mrs. Salud Williams ....................................................................................... I Will Remember For All Souls & Pray Amen


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!

Pancakes!!! Pancakes!!!

Shrine Catholic Dads' Club

Pancake Breakfast

Sunday November 18, 2011

8:00 am until 11:00 am

Enjoy pancakes, sausage, bagels, and drinks, the Best Breakfast value in town while

supporting the Shrine Catholic Dads’ Club.

It’s for the kids!

TAIZE

Evening Prayer with Music from Taize at Shrine Monday, November 19 and each month's third Monday (usually)

at 7:30 pm.

A contemplative offering of the Liturgy of the Hours accompanied by meditative music in the tradition of the

Taize religious community.

More on Taize: www.taize.fr

Upcoming time-change on December 17 TAIZE, we will start at 7:00 pm as a special start

time followed by Advent communal reconciliation services.

Many who attend the Shrine's Taize offering attest to the spiritual benefits of this monthly hour spent in prayer and

song; do please spread the word and plan to attend. It's our desire to see the number increase who benefit from

this contemplative liturgy.

On an ongoing basis, we collect a freewill offering to be directed toward one of the many charitable projects

supported by the Shrine Christian Service Commission; past projects have included the South Oakland Warming

Center and the St. Vincent de Paul Dental Clinic Project.

Shrine Catholic High School & Academy Mothers’ Club

2012 Poinsettia Sale

The Shrine Catholic High School & Academy Mothers' Club is selling poinsettia plants for the upcoming holiday

season. Purchasing your plants from the Mothers' Club for your home or business is a great way to support Shrine

Catholic High School & Academy. Poinsettias make great gifts for special clients or family members…or can be

used as a holiday centerpiece!

We offer plants in a variety of sizes and colors at reasonable prices - please see our order form on the Shrine High

School web site at :

http://www.shrineschools.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Poinsettia-Sale-Order-Form-2012-1-2.pdf

for additional information.

Please consider ordering your holiday plants from the Shrine Catholic Mothers' Club this year.

Orders are due by Monday, November 19.


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. Adalberto Espinoza, 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. Gabrielle Erken ..................................................................... 248.549.2925

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

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

Parish Accounting/Tuition Manager, Mrs. Mary Ellen Wassenberg ................ 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-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, 7:00 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 586.979.4241, ext. 326.

NATIONAL SHRINE of the Little Flower Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions

November 2012

General Intention: Ministers

of the Gospel. That bishops,

priests, and all ministers of

the Gospel may bear the

courageous witness of

fidelity to the crucified and

risen Lord.

Missionary Intention: Pilgrim Church. That

the pilgrim Church on earth may shine as

a light to the nations.

Year of Faith

Council Quotes

“As often as the

sacrifice of the cross

by which “Christ our

Pasch is sacrificed” is

celebrated on the

altar, the work of our

redemption is carried

out. Likewise, in the sacrament of the

Eucharistic bread, the unity of believers,

who form one body in Christ, is both

expressed and brought about. All men

are called to this union with Christ, who is

the light of the world, from whom we go

forth, through whom we live, and towards

whom our whole life is directed.” (Lumen

Gentium 3)

How is the sacrament of the Eucharistic

bread lived out in my life during the

week?

Prayer

O God, who left us the Eucharist as the

memorial of your Passion, grant that we

may always experience in our lives the

fruits of your redemption. We ask this

through our Lord Jesus Christ, who lives

and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy

Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.

Amen.

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