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April 17, 2005 Fourth Sunday of Easter

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

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BearingsNotes from Monsignor Easton

Election of New PopeMasses of the Holy Spirit for the election of a new pope

will be held at 7:30 pm on Monday, April 18, the first day ofthe conclave and each evening the conclave is in session,except for Saturday and Sunday. The day a new Pope iselected, a special mass for his intentions will also be celebratedat 7:30 pm in the evening.

I truly believe our prayer to the Holy Spirit is not toinfluence His decision, but rather to open our minds andhearts to His wisdom and will. We pray that the electingcardinals, the one who is their elected choice and all of usmay be open to the guidance of the Holy Spirit and acceptingof His holy will. We are ultimately the ones who will benefit.

First Holy CommunionBeginning next weekend, April 23, the celebration of the

children prepared for the reception of their First Eucharist willtake place. There will be three groups. Next weekend the firstgroup will celebrate at the 4:30 pm Mass with Father Liberty.Father Ronald DeHondt will concelebrate since his niece Annawill be making her First Communion at that celebration. FatherMaka will celebrate the 12:30 pm Mass on Sunday, April 24,with the second group. Monsignor Easton will celebrate the10:45 am Mass on Sunday, May 1, with the third group. FatherCraig Carolan from Texas will concelebrate since his niece Tesswill be making her First Communion at that celebration.

their families, and the entire parish community.

The Permits are Here!It has taken what seems like an eternity, but the building

permits have been issued for the social hall and meeting spacein the retail center. Work has begun in earnest to completethis work sometime in late May. This will allow us to beginthe demolition work and site improvements at the church inpreparation for the addition. This is the first of several

construction developments that will be occurring this summer,throughout the fall and beyond.

As soon as Seton Hall is vacated, demolition work isscheduled. This will require a location for the AdorationChapel. A cosmetic upgrade to the Coughlin Building willallow the adoration chapel to be located permanently in thatlocation. The work over the summer and fall will be in threeparts at the church; the first is demolition of Seton Hall andthe site immediately surrounding it; the second is creation ofthe new parking lot and a brick fence between the neighborsand our site; the third is barrier free access and ramps nearthe east door. All of these are in anticipation of the newconnector which we expect to begin construction onsometime early next year. These changes will be a substantialimprovement for our parishioners and pave the way forcontinuing the vision.

Rosie, Carlito, and ZoskaRosie has been enjoying long walks with different

residents of the rectory. She has to lose about 10 pounds tofit under the limit for her summer preventative medications.No matter how longingly she looks at you, please do not givein and give her treats. It is for her own good.

First Communion MassesPlease note the First Communion Masses will be held on

Saturday, April 23 at 4:30 pm, Sunday, April 24 at 12:30 pmand Sunday, May 1 at 10:45 am. These Masses are usuallyvery well attended and pews fill early. Please keep the 160students who will be receiving their First Communion at Shrinethis year in your prayers!

Tom Kirkwood retires after 43 yearsHow do you say thank you to someone who has given

so much- literally a lifetime’s work- to so many?When Tom Kirkwood first came to Shrine as an English

and Religion teacher in 1962, John F. Kennedy was president,Elvis was on the radio, and nuns and priests comprised mostof the teaching faculty. As the decades passed, he was awitness to world history, wide-ranging curricular changes, andnumerous fashion trends. Through it all he served his parishand community as a voice that spoke loudly for academicexcellence, good sportsmanship, and the importance ofChristian values in an increasingly secular world.

As Tom points out in his farewell column of the alumninewsletter Shrine Today, when he took the helm as principal

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This is a very important and joyful day for these children,

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Robbie AllynMarie BrendMarie A. BrentKevin BrownBrenda CampbellJeff CampbellKailyn FitzgeraldLynn FrankRuth GrykaRose Marie HughesHenry KienmanJerry LaJoyeTony MecoliPat MitchellBaby Mika NigusNora PacilioRichard (Rick) PrenerSteve RabideauE.J. RaffertyPhilip TolaroIrma TothJohn TothGrace WeidmanIvy Anne WellsKerry WellsWilliam WelshLynda WoodwardSue Ann VachonBeatrice Vai

Pray for the Repose

of the souls ofMarguerite DurackJames McGrawJames Schulte

Parish Sick List

Mary AdamskiStephan AdamskiRaphael AlegadoRobert AllanMr. and Mrs. Enrique

Alojipan, Sr.Julie Fournier AndrewsFrank AngyalMargaret A. Artis, My

dearly departed wifeFrancisco AstorgaStefan AuerbachFrank BacholzkyRegine BacholzkyRita Jean BainDonald and Patricia

BarkumeJohn BarnierRobert BermierHubert and Marie

BettendorfMaryan BiedaWilliam and Rose BliznickFrancis BonettiZoe Duwez BonettiMr. and Mrs. R. BourbeauMargaret and John BradyMartin and Beatrice BreenAnthony BrunetteAngela G. CantuJesus CantuJennie A. CeglarekAmos and Adelaid ChabotAmos and Geraldine

ChabotJohn ChisholmChad Choate, Jr.Michael, Cheryl and Casey

ComerGeraldine CouryRuth CourseyHarry and Dorothy

CrawtonWalter and Margaret

CullenJoseph Cyrek and parentsJohn DaigleNorman and Helen

DanaherEula DanesSam and Margaret D’AnnaNelson Davey Sr.Barbara V. DawsonPablo DelgatoPaul DemersClarice De ReuDouglas DesmainisFrancis Desmanis, Jr.John and Helen DomkaJosef DorschEugene and Lucille

DrainvilleGeorge Dreachslin, Sr.Geraldine DudaClifford O. DurandEd and Hazel Dwyer

Louis DwyerRemedios EchavezSimeon EchavezWilliam EvoJosephine FloodJohn FoleyConnie FritzHilda GonzalezRalph and Adelida GarciaRichard and Josephine

GarciaAbdul GhafurWilliam GoWill and Grace GordonMary GradyMr. and Mrs. John and

Morjortie GreyPaul and Frances GrothCarmen and Rosemary

GuarinoMary HaffeyButa HamannMr. and Mrs. Johnny and

Mamas HansraiMr. and Mrs. Patrick HartArt HassAlice HatalaDavid and Patricia HatfieldRon HeadKennith and Margaret

HeitchueJames HillsBob HogeboomEdward J. HramiesMargaret HuduckEdward P. HughesFlorence HuhnJohn B. HuhnRobert HullHakki HusaynuDr. Audrey Janelle, our

beloved daughterMr. and Mrs. Frank

JedrzejwskiElaine JoliatSpif KerivanAnna KernJim KloteMaria KontkiewiczSylvester KrausePatrice KriegLarry and Gilbert KruegerFrank Kudwa, Sr.Roy KummHenry KunaMr. and Mrs. George

KunkelErnest KusiakMarie KusiakMr. and Mrs. Edward

LaFleurKathleen and Sylvester

LamaWalter and Lottie

LamparskiDave Lareau

Clare LeonardSusan LeonardJim LightonLeona LightonCatherine LordonEugene LoutherDavid LubicMr. and Mrs. Joseph

LudackShawn LukeyWilliam Ronald LynchShawn P. MaguireHelen MahnkeRosa MarroneJean MartensTerisita MartinezWalter MaurerJoseph MazurekMary McClellanRita McMullenAdam MillingtonHenry J. MittelstaedtIgnie MitskavichIrene MitskavichAunt Rosie MiveFedele MorelliFrank and Francis MorelliJoe MorelliMary MorelliSam MorelliStacey MoryraDonna MoultonVirginia MudieJoseph A. MugliaFrank MuscatDan NasonMr. and Mrs. Louis NegeleDonald NellisRalph NeriDaniel D. NernNina I. NevilleJack NickelElide NiffelerLeo NiffelerRichard NolanEdwin and Marie NothAlice NowackiBernard NowackiFrank and Lee NuccioHon. John N. O’BrienJoseph O’Connor, Jr.Joseph O’Connor, Sr.Louis A. OfferNorbert O’MearaChester OsowskiMargaret ParéEmil PavlovicsLeonard and Agnes

PersonWalter PetkoFrank and Ernestine PetriMr. and Mrs. Stanley PerryNickolas PershaGuido and Rena PigatiAntonio PivettaRosa Presotto Pivetta

Allan J. PlaskeyYvonne PolkowskiBee PomovilleOscar PomovilleGrandmother PruskiJohn and Clara PyskaTony and Dominic ReaLoran Gail RedmondRobert H. ReheMr. and Mrs. George H.

ReichelBernard and Irene RohdeMary Jo RohdeJohn B. RohrHenry and Dorothy RuhlDonald SamulskiAlbino and Carmen

SarampoteFrank and Celine SchulteGary SchwarzenbergHazel SevillenoJulito and Rosa SevillenoFred SheldonRichard ShermanJoseph M. Sikorski, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. James Shirk,

Sr.John and Marcella SidorStanley SidorJohn A. SimmonsPearl SlivaBrian Joseph SmithPhilip and Blanche Smith,

Sr.Rev. Lambert SmitsHolly I. SochaMr. and Mrs. Earl SorianoJohn StefaniakFrancis St. LouisAllen SzynskiGrace ThomKathrine TimmingtonCarmen TobarHenry TomaszyckiCharlotte A. TownsendLourdes VercideMariano and Giovanna

ViolaAlbert WalkerDouglas WattWilliam WileyCharles and Rose WilliamsEthel WilliamsStephanie and Soon Nam

WilliamsThomas R. Wright, Sr.Mary Ann YerhovichShmoni Dawood

YoukhannaMarilyn ZawadzkiJohn and Mary ZawadzkiAndrew M. ZelenohVeronica Agnes ZingerPope John Paul IIPutansu GrandparentsJoe and MichaelMy dad, Joseph

In loving memory and honor of...We thank all of those who donated for Easter flowers.

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Divine LifeBanns ofMarriageFirst Bann

Nicole Stachel andRobert Pesale

Angela Branchick andFrancesco Viola

Second BannJohn Pare and Robin

DonnellonKimberly Austin and

Nick Kushner

Baptized inChrist

Natasha Marie,daughter of Georgeand M. Christina(Diokno) Bouras

Lily Rachel, daughterof William andDiana (Herd) Keefe

Lily Marlena,daughter of Michaeland Heather(Richards)McDermott

Cameron Edward,son of Aaron andChristine (VanRossen) Sims

Shrine MomsTake 20 minutes

out of your busyschedule to join othermoms in praying therosary every Mondayin the high schoolchapel at 2:30 pm.

This is the perfecttime, you’re alreadyhere to pickup yourchildren, why notspend that time inprayer with othermoms.

Holy Hour/Benediction

For VocationsEvery Wednesday

7 pm at St. Hugo StoneChapel.

Parish ToursDocents are on

duty from 10 am-4 pmMonday - Saturdayexcept during services.Groups of 10 or morecall Diane Stock at248.541.4122 ext 414.

Shrine GiftShop Hours

Daily: 1-4 pmSecond Saturday ofthe month:

5:30-6:30 pmSecond Sunday of theMonth:

9:30 am-2 pm

My brother, MichaelOur PriestsDadPoor Souls in PurgatoryOur Loved OnesVictims of TsunamiAll of my families to follow

the path God has for us,Edward Jean ShirleyAllen

Those children who havedied under a brutal warand to the poor. MayGod bless them andprotect them.

Those in our family borninto new life.

Special IntentionsBienkowski FamilyBoussie FamilyBrennan FamilyCousineau FamilyFurtak FamilyFrederick FamilyHolubeck FamilyWilliard E. King FamilyKole FamilyKolodziej FamilyLiggett, Santasiero, Bline,

Loffredo, Makowski andMcLeod Families

McCormick FamilyMegalizzi FamilyMullin FamilyMurphy FamilyOlejniczak FamilyRioux FamilySamulski FamilySpork FamilySt. Louis FamilyStan Wojcik FamilyZander FamilyDeceased members of the

Ballestar FamilyCano FamilyJohn Cavanuagh FamilyBreuleux FamilyHorton FamilyFrederick FamilyGuldi FamilyGustavson FamilyJanelle Family

Kiley FamilyLegaspi FamilyLegendre FamilyMcDonagh FamilyMorey FamilyNays FamilyPerrego FamilyProcopio FamilyRodger FamilySinutko FamilyStahl FamilyTieso FamilyVida FamilyWagner FamilyWebster FamilyWurm FamilyZander Family

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SUNDAY, APRIL 17Masses

7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am;12:30, 6:00 pm

Pre-SchoolYR 9 am

Religious Formation-RCIASH 10:30 am

Anniversary MassChurch 10:45 am

Anniversary Mass ReceptionGS Gym 11 am

Rosary DevotionAC 5 pm

Varsity Cheerleading PartyGS Café 5 pm

Eighth Grade Presentation ofJournals/Mass

Church 6 pmEighth Grade Welcome to HighSchool

YR 7 pmSixth-Eighth Grade Student/ParentEvening ofFormation

Church 7 pm

MONDAY, APRIL 18Masses 6:30, 8:30 amReligious Formation- Elementary

GS 4:30, 6 pmSixth Grade Sedar Meal

YR 4:30 pmReligious Formation- Jr. High

A 6:30 pmSt. Vincent de Paul Meeting

CB 7 pmWorship Committee Meeting

SH 7 pmMinisters of Hospitality Meeting

GS-TL 7:30 pm

TUESDAY, APRIL 19Masses 6:30, 8:30 amMoms and the Word

SH 9 amCS Mission Ladies

CB 10 amGirl Scouts Troops #1626 and#1510

SH 3 pmGirl Scouts Troop #1391 Meeting

SH 6 pmDivine Mercy Devotions

STC 6:50 pmNurse Ministry Meeting

CB 7:30 pmBoy Scouts #1634

GS Café 7:30 pmPrayer Group

STC 8 pm

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20Masses 6:30, 8:30 amShrine Lending Library

CB 9:15 amGirl Scout Troop #447 Meeting

SH 3 pmShrine Treble Choir

CR 5:30 pmChristian Service CommitteeMeeting

SH-DR 7 pmSpring Concert – Third and FourthGrades

GS Gym 7 pmYouth Choir

CR 7 pmHandbell Choir Rehearsal

CL 7:30 pm

THURSDAY, APRIL 21Masses 6:30, 8:30 amGirl Scout Daisies Meeting

SH-A 1 pmGirl Scout Troop #174 Meeting

SH 3 pmBrownie Troop #174

SH-DR 3 pmCub Scout Pack #1634 Meeting

GS-Café 6 pmFOCCUS

SH-B 7 pmSpiritual Weight Loss Meeting

CB 7 pmParish Adult Choir

CR 7:30 pm

FRIDAY, APRIL 22Masses 6:30, 8:30 amShrine Lending Library

CB 9:15 amGirl Scout Troop #445 Meeting

SH 2:45 pmGirl Scout Troop #3068 Meeting

SH 6 pm

SATURDAY, APRIL 23Mass 8:30 amConfessions 3-4 pm;

5:30-6:15 pmShrine Lending Library

CB 9:15 amGirl Scout Daisies Meeting

SH 10 amFirst Communion Mass

Church 4:30 pmOur Lady of Fatima Prayer Service

Church 7:30 pmSunday Liturgy 4:30, 6:30 pm

SUNDAY, APRIL 24Regular Scheduled LiturgiesPre-School

YR 9 amReligious Formation-RCIA

SH 10:30 amFirst Communion Mass

Church 12:30 pmRosary Devotion

AC 5 pm

Events Calendar Knights of ColumbusOn Saturday April 23, the Michigan

Knights of Columbus will host the PilgrimVirgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima. TheNational Shrine of the Little Flower willreceive the Pilgrim Virgin Statue at noon andshe will reside with us until 9 pm. The activitiesof the day will include times of private devotion, reciting ofthe rosary, and talks by both the Knights of Columbus andthe custodian of the statue. The holy sacrifice of the Mass willbe celebrated twice that day while Our Lady is present onthe altar. The world famous international Pilgrim Virgin Statueof Our Lady of Fatima was sculpted by Jose Thedim in 1947.It is based on the description of Sr. Lucia, one of the threeyoung seers who saw Our Lady each month from May toOctober 1917 in Fatima, Portugal. Please join us for a day ofprayer and devotion to Our Lady.

Last Sunday we welcomed several new members to ourcouncil. Kevin Flynn and Phil Ching completed their 1st degreeand joined the council. The ceremony took place at SacredHeart Major Seminary.

On Sunday, Matthew Jackson completed his 3rd degreeand advanced in the ranks of the Knights of Columbus. Thisceremony took place at our sister council in Clarkston, MI.

On May 21 we will have a special morning Mass for ArmedForces Day. We would like all veterans to attend.

FRANK ROCHEDD#48- K of C

of Shrine High School in 1970, there were 52 parish highschools operating in the Archdiocese of Detroit. Today thereare only five remaining and Shrine Catholic is among the verystrongest in the pack. This fact alone speaks volumes aboutTom’s dedication to excellence, commitment to financialrestraint and the ability to create an academic environmenttruly unique in the metro Detroit area. Tom would be the firstto admit that he could have achieved none of this withoutthe generous support of Shrine parishioners over the yearsand makes a special point to thank them for their significantcontributions in his column.

As Tom retires, he leaves behind a school that sends 100%of its graduates on to college and a senior class that boastsfour National Merit Finalists among its ranks. Even moreimportantly, he leaves with the knowledge that he has sentgenerations of intelligent, talented, and truly service orientedstudents into the world community for 43 years. A legacy likethat is surely one to be proud of.

For parishioners, alumni, friends and all families interestedin extending a personal thank you to Tom for his long yearsof dedicated service, there will be a reception in his honorheld on Sunday, June 26, 2005Sunday, June 26, 2005Sunday, June 26, 2005Sunday, June 26, 2005Sunday, June 26, 2005 at the 13 mile campus from1-4 pm1-4 pm1-4 pm1-4 pm1-4 pm.

This reception is sponsored by the high school Mothers’and Dads’ Clubs, and the Alumni Association.

continued from page 1Tom Kirkwood retires after 43 yearsTom Kirkwood retires after 43 yearsTom Kirkwood retires after 43 yearsTom Kirkwood retires after 43 yearsTom Kirkwood retires after 43 years


MONDAY, APRIL 186:30 am Mass Fr. Jarosz

Servers Joylene Jabboori, Justine Habbo8:30 am Mass Fr. Heppen

Servers Michael LaBella, Zachary Spork7:30 pm Mass Msgr. Easton

TUESDAY, APRIL 196:30 am Mass Fr. Heppen

Servers Joylene Jabboori, Justine Habbo8:30 am Mass Fr. Maka


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 206:30 am Mass Fr. Jarosz

Servers Joylene Jabboori, Justine Habbo8:30 am Mass Fr. Heppen


THURSDAY, APRIL 216:30 am Mass Fr. Heppen

Servers Frank Peaslee, Brandon Breen8:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton

Servers Erin Scott, Emily Kendziorski7:30 pm Mass (if necessary)

FRIDAY, APRIL 226:30 am Mass Fr. Liberty

Servers Frank Peaslee, Brandon Breen8:30 am Mass Fr. Heppen

Servers Erin Scott, Emily Kendziorski7:30 pm Mass (if necessary)

SATURDAY, APRIL 238:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton

Servers Kenneith Elmore, L.T. Elmore

SUNDAY, APRIL 244:30 pm First Communion Mass Fr. Liberty, Fr. DeHondt

Lectors Dick Daly, Meredith GreenServers Frank Peaslee, Kent Peaslee

Jake Luddy, Adam Ruhle, Scott RuhleHospitality Margie Suchyta, Team

6:30 pm Mass Msgr. EastonLectors Joseph DeFauw, Tom KendziorskiServers Brad Martens, Eric Martens

Joe Anstett, William WeberHospitality Gerald Schaffran, Team

7:30 am Mass Fr. JaroszLectors Suzanne Wangler, Phil ClarkServers Luke Hunter, Matthew Mason

Frank Peaslee, Kent PeasleeHospitality MaryAnn Skaggs, Team

9:00 am Mass Fr. LibertyLectors Katie Obudzinski, Ann Maten

Frances WalockoServers Zaid Chabaan, Zachary Spork

Brandon Breen, Jess MoonHospitality John Burg, Team

10:45 am Mass Msgr. EastonLectors Ed Sulak, Lloyd WestServers Lauren Cerino, Jane Wade

Justine Habbo, Emily KendziorskiEmcee Bradley PhillipsHospitality Wayne Friedman, Team

12:30 pm First Communion Mass Fr. MakaLectors Jean Wloszek, Lisa PickeringServers Katie Irvine, Alyssa Abbott

Ciara Lynch, Mackenzie KotheHospitality Hugh Brennan, Team

6:00 pm Mass Fr. HeppenLectors Christine Gola, Emily Mattox, Cait LivingstonServers Christopher Jaeger, Jonathan Jaeger

Noah Tomaszycki, Carlo GinottiHospitality Tom Torma, Team

Mass Calendar

League of theLittle Flower

Come and join usWednesday, April 27 at 7pm in the St. ThérèseChapel, as we seek theintercession of St. Thérèsein offering up ourpetitions to Our Lord.Remembering her words,“I will spend my heavendoing good upon earth...Iwill let fall a shower of

roses.”

Mother ofPerpetual

Helpand “Chaplet of theDivine Mercy” Devotions.Tuesday, 6:50 pm, St.

Thérèse Chapel.

Rosary forLife

Meet with us in theEucharistic AdorationChapel in Seton Hall,Sundays at 5 pm. Wepray the rosary for theunborn and theirstruggle for life. Comeand join your voice withours in petition to the

Lord.

Come andPraise

God blesses usabundantly. He is sofaithful and continues topour His Spirit out on usat the Tuesday nightprayer meetings. Godencourages us to praiseHim. Consider joining usTuesday evenings at 8pm in the St. ThérèseChapel.

Perpetual Eucharistic AdorationOpen Hour

We are in need of volunteers to commit tothe following holy hour for which no one isscheduled:

6-7 pm Sun7-8 pm Sun

Partners NeededWe are in need of volunteers to be prayer

partners for the following holy hours:7-8 am Sun8-9 am Sun9-10 am Mon, Wed, Thu11 am-noon Sun, Frinoon-1 pm Tue, Fri1-2 pm Sat, Sun2-3 pm Sun, Mon3-4 pm Sun4-5 pm Sun, Fri6-7 pm Sun, Fri7-8 pm Fri8-9 pm Tue, Fri, Sat9-10 pm Fri10-11 pm Sat11 pm-12 am Fri

Hourly Captain NeededWe are in need of a volunteer to provide

oversight for the 6 am holy hours. Timecommitment is usually less than eight hours permonth. Details of the role and responsibilities ofan hourly captain are included in the back of thesign-in book or one may call me for furtherinformation.

VisitorsThe Adoration Chapel is open to all drop-in

visitors who wish to spend some quiet time inprayer before our Lord. Use the West entranceto Seton Hall. Usually the door is locked, so ringthe doorbell labeled “Perpetual Adoration.”Please sign in at the back of the chapel.

Direct inquiries to Theresa Dysarz at248.559.2781.

Shrine Lending LibrarySt. Faustina, St. Maximilian Kolbe and Pope

John Paul II were all born and raised in the samegeographical area, and all three had to deal withincredible challenges. The first two have alreadybeen declared saints, and it is very likely that PopeJohn Paul II will also be canonized eventually.To learn more about these three exceptionalpeople, come and look over the selection ofbooks and videos about them. Hours are 9:15am-noon, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Formore information, contact Kathy McGuire at248.541.6834 or JoAn Gilleran at 248.549.0114.


SUNDAY, APRIL 17Fourth Sunday of Easter4:30 pm †Ceceil Brown6:30 am †Donna Mott7:30 am For the Intentions of the People of

the Parish9:00 am †Jane Roepke10:45 am †Charles Wood12:30 pm †Margo Burroughs6:00 pm †Julius VaiMONDAY, APRIL 18Easter Weekday6:30 am For the Intentions of Rosemarie

Lynn8:30 am For the Intentions of Joseph and

Debra BonarTUESDAY, APRIL 19Easter Weekday6:30 am †Edward Hramiec8:30 am †Francis and Marie ReisdorfWEDNESDAY, APRIL 20Easter Weekday6:30 am †Helen Wojdylak8:30 am For the Intentions of Roza MarieTHURSDAY, APRIL 21St. Anselm, Bishop, Doctor6:30 am †Dominador Canencia8:30 am †Donald FesterFRIDAY, APRIL 22Easter Weekday6:30 am †Lynell Kelly8:30 am †Delphine and Francis ScislowiczSATURDAY, APRIL 23George, MartyrAdelbert, Bishop, Martyr8:30 a.m. For the Intentions of Betty and Ed

GoliberSUNDAY, APRIL 24Fifth Sunday of Easter4:30 pm †Nikki L. Cairns6:30 am †Edith Hillebrand7:30 am †Vince Chiaro9:00 am †Cecibel Cardenas10:45 am †Gary Schwarzenberg12:30 pm †Franklin A. Miller6:00 pm For the Intentions of the People of

the Parish

Mass Intentions

Recycle Paper to HelpShrine Catholic Schools

Help generate funds to Shrine Catholic Schools by dropping

off your newspapers, magazines and other paper in the Abitibi Paper

Retriever receptacle at the high school and grade school.

Abitibi Consolidated, a Canadian-based company, pays the

schools between $5 and $15 a ton for the recyclable products to

make newsprint.

Start saving your paper products for an easy way to raise money

for our schools.

Christian Service Commission MeetingCommittee Chairs of the C.S. Committees will meet April 20 at 7 pm in

Seton Hall. Along with our reports we will have the opportunity to talkwith Marge Huggard, the Director of Oakland County Catholic SocialServices.

Care for God’s CreationHappy Earth Day!

Catholic Social teaching urges us to protect all people Catholic Social teaching urges us to protect all people Catholic Social teaching urges us to protect all people Catholic Social teaching urges us to protect all people Catholic Social teaching urges us to protect all people andandandandand the planet the planet the planet the planet the planetearth, living our faith in relationship with all God’s creation.earth, living our faith in relationship with all God’s creation.earth, living our faith in relationship with all God’s creation.earth, living our faith in relationship with all God’s creation.earth, living our faith in relationship with all God’s creation. “Voices forEarth Justice,” an inter-faith network of believers, will hold an Earth Dayretreat on April 17. Pray for those who will represent our community’sdesire to keep learning and practicing ways to protect LIFE in its manyforms including current challenges about the environment. Call SisterNoreen for more information.

Life MattersRight to Life – LIFESPAN invites you to its 15th Annual Mother’s Day

Dinner, Tuesday, May 3, May 3, May 3, May 3, May 3, at San Marino Club in Troy. Featured Guest Speakeris Richard Thompson, Executive Director and Chief Counsel of the ThomasMore Law Center. Emcee will be Rev. Keith Butler of Word of FaithInternational Christian Center Church. The evening will also honor the2005 Mother of the Year and Student Art Contest Winners. A silent auctionwill also be held benefiting the Educational Center for Life. For informationor tickets ($50 per person), please call 248.816.1546.

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SUNDAY, APRIL 17Fourth Sunday ofEasterActs 2:14a, 36-41Ps 23:1-61 Pt 2:20b-25Jn 10:1-10MONDAY, APRIL 18Acts 11:1-18Pss 42:2-3; 43:3-4Jn 10:11-18TUESDAY, APRIL 19Acts 11:19-26Ps 87:1-7Jn 10:22-30WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20Acts 12:24-13:5aPs 67:2-3, 5-6, 8Jn 12:44-50THURSDAY, APRIL 21Acts 13:13-25Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25,27Jn 13:16-20FRIDAY, APRIL 22Acts 13:26-33Ps 2:6-11Jn 14:1-6SATURDAY, APRIL 23Acts 13:44-52Ps 98:1-4Jn 14:7-14

Readings OfThe Week

Grade SchoolA special thank you to Fr. Liberty, Sr. Noreen,thank you to Fr. Liberty, Sr. Noreen,thank you to Fr. Liberty, Sr. Noreen,thank you to Fr. Liberty, Sr. Noreen,thank you to Fr. Liberty, Sr. Noreen,

DRE Mrs. Judy Maten and Youth Minister Mrs.DRE Mrs. Judy Maten and Youth Minister Mrs.DRE Mrs. Judy Maten and Youth Minister Mrs.DRE Mrs. Judy Maten and Youth Minister Mrs.DRE Mrs. Judy Maten and Youth Minister Mrs.Mary GarlowMary GarlowMary GarlowMary GarlowMary Garlow who gratiously gave of their timeto talk to all of our fourth graders on vocations.It was a very informative session and we feel weknow why you chose the vocations you did!

“Let’s go to the hop….Let’s go to the hop!”The third and fourth grade students arewelcoming spring with a concert that featuresdance favorites from the past. Bobbysoxers willfill the gym, singing and dancing to tunes suchas “At the Hop,” “Twist and Shout” and “Dancingin the Street,” to name a few. If you are sufferingfrom winter “blahs,” this concert will lift yourspirits and make you feel like dancing.

Other past music news includes learning thebasics of square dancing and performing Irishjigs. There is never a dull moment in music.

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Congratulations to the following fifth gradestudents who made the Honor Roll for the thirdquarter: Katelyn Abbott, Claire Baumhardt,Katelyn Abbott, Claire Baumhardt,Katelyn Abbott, Claire Baumhardt,Katelyn Abbott, Claire Baumhardt,Katelyn Abbott, Claire Baumhardt,William Bolton, Kellie Brue, Brianna Canty, KellyWilliam Bolton, Kellie Brue, Brianna Canty, KellyWilliam Bolton, Kellie Brue, Brianna Canty, KellyWilliam Bolton, Kellie Brue, Brianna Canty, KellyWilliam Bolton, Kellie Brue, Brianna Canty, KellyCobbledick, Harry Cooney, Alyssa Cramer,Cobbledick, Harry Cooney, Alyssa Cramer,Cobbledick, Harry Cooney, Alyssa Cramer,Cobbledick, Harry Cooney, Alyssa Cramer,Cobbledick, Harry Cooney, Alyssa Cramer,Michael Cyrocki, Alexis Farmer, Meghan Faught,Michael Cyrocki, Alexis Farmer, Meghan Faught,Michael Cyrocki, Alexis Farmer, Meghan Faught,Michael Cyrocki, Alexis Farmer, Meghan Faught,Michael Cyrocki, Alexis Farmer, Meghan Faught,Greg Gmeiner, Scott Hejka, Alicia Horton,Greg Gmeiner, Scott Hejka, Alicia Horton,Greg Gmeiner, Scott Hejka, Alicia Horton,Greg Gmeiner, Scott Hejka, Alicia Horton,Greg Gmeiner, Scott Hejka, Alicia Horton,Raimee Iacofano, Joseph Jagodzinski, MitchellRaimee Iacofano, Joseph Jagodzinski, MitchellRaimee Iacofano, Joseph Jagodzinski, MitchellRaimee Iacofano, Joseph Jagodzinski, MitchellRaimee Iacofano, Joseph Jagodzinski, MitchellJoa, Colin Kelly, Devin Kinney, Matthew Krease,Joa, Colin Kelly, Devin Kinney, Matthew Krease,Joa, Colin Kelly, Devin Kinney, Matthew Krease,Joa, Colin Kelly, Devin Kinney, Matthew Krease,Joa, Colin Kelly, Devin Kinney, Matthew Krease,Stephen Krease, Adam Lawrence, Jacob Luddy,Stephen Krease, Adam Lawrence, Jacob Luddy,Stephen Krease, Adam Lawrence, Jacob Luddy,Stephen Krease, Adam Lawrence, Jacob Luddy,Stephen Krease, Adam Lawrence, Jacob Luddy,Sarah McElroy, Jess Moon, Madison Nyikes,Sarah McElroy, Jess Moon, Madison Nyikes,Sarah McElroy, Jess Moon, Madison Nyikes,Sarah McElroy, Jess Moon, Madison Nyikes,Sarah McElroy, Jess Moon, Madison Nyikes,Samuel Parise, Kent Peaslee, Spencer Ray,Samuel Parise, Kent Peaslee, Spencer Ray,Samuel Parise, Kent Peaslee, Spencer Ray,Samuel Parise, Kent Peaslee, Spencer Ray,Samuel Parise, Kent Peaslee, Spencer Ray,Genevieve Schmidt, Erin Scott, Caitlin Snyder,Genevieve Schmidt, Erin Scott, Caitlin Snyder,Genevieve Schmidt, Erin Scott, Caitlin Snyder,Genevieve Schmidt, Erin Scott, Caitlin Snyder,Genevieve Schmidt, Erin Scott, Caitlin Snyder,Averie Tinlin, Mallory Uchalik, Jane Wagner,Averie Tinlin, Mallory Uchalik, Jane Wagner,Averie Tinlin, Mallory Uchalik, Jane Wagner,Averie Tinlin, Mallory Uchalik, Jane Wagner,Averie Tinlin, Mallory Uchalik, Jane Wagner,William WeberWilliam WeberWilliam WeberWilliam WeberWilliam Weber and Donald York.Donald York.Donald York.Donald York.Donald York.Upcoming Events

April 20 7 pm Third and fourthgrade concert, gym

April 26 7 pm Strings concert,Coughlin Building

AcademyCongratulations to the Shrine Catholic

Academy Robotics Club on the outstandingperformance at the LTU Robofest 2005 RegionalCompetition at Canton Charter School. Based onthe First Place First Place First Place First Place First Place performance at this event, theyhave received an invitation to the World RobofestChampionship on the campus at Lawrence TechUniversity on Saturday, April 23. Go Robo-Knights!Go Robo-Knights!Go Robo-Knights!Go Robo-Knights!Go Robo-Knights!

Several of these robotics students have beeninvited to join Shrine Catholic High School andShrine Catholic Grade School students at theEngineering Society of Detroit Networking

Breakfast next Wednesday, where they will meetAstronaut Jack Lousma, who was involved in theApollo Space Program and was one of the firstAmericans involved on Skylab. Col. Lousma will bediscussing his space exploration experiences. TheShrine Robotics program continues to grow, thanksto the hard work of many supportive adults.

Eighth grade student Robby Gilmore Robby Gilmore Robby Gilmore Robby Gilmore Robby Gilmore will beparticipating in a video interview for the JASONProject Expedition: Mysteries of Earth and Mars.Robby is one of three regional finalists hoping tobe selected for a team who will be working witha JASON Expedition researcher next spring. Robbycompleted his application with the support of Mrs.Gmeiner from Shrine Catholic Grade School andfrom Mr. Springer, science teacher at theAcademy. If selected, Robby would be a JASONAmbassador and could be on the JASONbroadcasts sent to elementary schools throughout

this summer. Congratulations, Robby!

High SchoolMath Students Celebrate Pi Day

No that’s not a typo. It is pi as in Ð or 3.14159or the ratio of the circumference of a circle to itsdiameter. Many math students around thecountry celebrate the day in many variouscreative ways. Last month our math studentscelebrated the day, which also happens to beAlbert Einstein’s birthday, by enjoying pie servedby our wonderful faculty in the MathDepartment. Another creative way to learn math!

Hitting the IceYou may have heard rumblings of a Shrine

Knight Hockey team taking shape for next year.Many of our hockey parents are working very hardwith the administration to make this happen. Adecision still has not been made as to whetherthis will be a Varsity team or a club team, but eitherway, some of our Shrine Catholic students arebeginning to prepare now. They have joined withstudents from other schools to have a High SchoolJV - McDonald Conference team this spring.

The current schedule calls for ten games, thefirst of which was played last weekend. TheKnights were victorious over the West Bloomfieldteam, 5-4. Current Shrine Academy eighth grader,Ian Burgess commented, “The game was reallyintense; you had to keep your head. But it wasalso very fun to play with other Shrine kids andwe have some great coaches. We won becausewe played as a team.”

the country. Robby will learn the results of the contest


Growing in Faith as a Family . . . Elementary...Fourth Sunday of Easter: “I am the gatekeeper.”Acts 2:14a-36-41, 1Peter 2:20b-25, & John 10:1-10

This week’s Gospel poses an interesting dilemma for us. Raised in a societywhere the easy way out is often desired, we go to great lengths to make ourlife easier. Modern appliances, the Internet, electronic banking, medical andtechnological advances pave the way for such a world. We can take a pill toreduce stress rather than change our life-style; we can get instant credit, andbuy our way out of responsibility by having someone else do it for us. That isthe brass ring; the epitome of success. John’s Gospel dismantles that philosophyin one fell swoop.

“Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever does not enter the sheepfold throughthe gate but climbs over elsewhere is a thief and a robber. But whoever entersthrough the gate is the shepherd of the sheep,” Jesus tells us. Not only is thereonly one way through the “gate,” but Jesus also says, “Amen, amen, I say toyou, I am the gate for the sheep.” Since we are not shepherds or sheep, what isJesus’ point?

Back in Jesus’ times, just as today, there were many distractions to leadinga holy life. The Lord is very clear in this Sunday’s Gospel. The only way we aregoing to be saved is to go through the gate. That gate is Jesus Christ. He is thedoorway to salvation. There are no shortcuts. We can’t put Him on the back-burner until we’re done having fun and then get serious about our faith as weapproach the sunset of our lives. We can’t ‘climb over’ the wall; we must walkthrough the gate.

This is a difficult reading for us. The younger we are, the less we want tothink about our own death; dying is for old people. We have lives to live, kids toraise, bills to pay, and jobs to do. John’s Gospel isn’t only about our eternalreward for a life well lived, but also for our life on earth. What we don’t oftenrealize is, if we follow Jesus we will be free of many of the demands of thisworld that weigh us down. God loves us unconditionally and if we live for Him,does God care if we have a boat, a new car, the biggest house on the block, orthe most expensive jewelry? No. God cares if we love our children, raise themin the faith, and treat those who are in our life as if they were precious gifts.How about that for simplifying things? Does God care if our kids are in premieresports? Does He care if their lives are filled with activities such as dance andmusic lessons, so they never lack for something exciting to do? No. God wantsyour family to come and visit Him at His house on the weekends. Worship andteach your children to do the same. Spend some time with Him, freeing upyour mind and letting go of all the tension that comes with being a super-parent, super-employee, or even, super-kid.

Following Jesus is about letting go. There is no other way to Heaven butthrough Jesus. The Good Shepherd is waiting at the gate, calling His flock.We can choose to roam around the pasture and risk getting lost or we canfollow the Shepherd and know the freedom and safety of His loving arms. Jesussays, “Amen, amen, I say to you, I came so that you might have life and live itmore abundantly” (John 10:10). That’s what Easter is all about—dying to ourold ways and rising to new life in Him who saves us all!

A Teaching Moment…Good Shepherd SundayRegardless of which Liturgical Cycle we are in (A, B, or C), the readings on the fourth Sunday after Easter focus on Jesus the

Good Shepherd. In early Greek Christian art, Jesus was often portrayed as a young, athletic shepherd with a lamb on His shoulders.The Greeks looked to Jesus as a Savior who would re-unite the nations, which fell apart following the death of Alexander the Greatcenturies before. Jesus is our Good Shepherd and we are His sheep. Jesus loves and tends to our needs. As a family, talk about howeach of you follows Jesus. To remind children we are the lambs of Jesus’ flock, use chalk and have them trace their hands on apiece of black paper. Cut the tracing out, placing the hands upside down so the four fingers are the legs of the lamb and the thumbis the head. Have the children glue cotton balls on the palm for the lamb’s body. Draw on or glue googlie-eyes on the head. Hangthe lambs in your child’s room to remind them of the importance of following Jesus everyday. Let the lambs remind us, as parentsand caregivers, to take time to de-stress and enjoy the little lambs God entrusted to us.

Registration for 2005-2006Religious Formation Begins!

We are now enrolling students for next year’sReligious Formation programs. Personalizedregistration forms were mailed to families whodid not pick them up on April 11. If you have a newstudent joining the program next year, registrationforms may be picked up in the Parish Office orReligious Formation Office. All registration formsshould be mailed or returned to the ReligiousFormation Office by May 9 to ensure placementfor the fall.

Call for CatechistsThe early disciples, fil led with love and

enthusiasm for Jesus, proclaimed the faith to all theyknew. We are looking for people to share their loveof Christ and their enthusiasm for the faith with theyouth of our parish. We are recruiting Catechists forour 2005-2006 program year. There are openings atthe preschool, elementary, middle school, and highschool level. Training is available on-sight andthrough the Archdiocese. If God is calling you to bea catechist or youth minister—you need to callus! Contact the Religious Formation Office bycalling us at 248.541.5133 or email Mrs. Judy Matenat [email protected].

Calling All Incoming K-5 StudentsVacation Bible School,

June 20-24Join us in the grasslands of

Serengeti Trek and be a part of ourCatholic Vacation Bible School! You’ll

enjoy fun, memorable Scripture-basedactivities, sing songs, play teamwork-building games, share watering-hole

snacks, and take on a Daily Challenge to let God’slove grow. Cost is $40 per child. Volunteers will beavailable in the grade school on Monday, April 18from 3:05-3:30 pm and 5:30-6 pm to register studentsfor the Serengeti Trek or forms may be picked up inthe Parish Office and Religious Formation Office.Money is due at the time of registration; checksshould be made out to National Shrine of the LittleNational Shrine of the LittleNational Shrine of the LittleNational Shrine of the LittleNational Shrine of the LittleFlowerFlowerFlowerFlowerFlower. Space is limited to the first 150 students

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Youth Ministry Service & Enrichment Opportunities, 7-12 Gr.

Youth Ministy and Adult Religious Formation

Eco Friendly FundraiserPlease continue to drop off any used inkjet

cartridges and cell phones to the rectory officeor the blue box by the stairway by the Usher’sRoom. Proceeds from this fundraiser will helpsend our youth on the Mission Trip in June.

For all 7 and 8 grade students

NET MinistriesComing to ShrineFriday, April 29, 5-9 pmShrine Catholic Grade School Gym

We are called to evangelize the World. This is no smalltask. As Scripture tells us and Pope John Paul IIreaffirmed we must “Be Not Afraid.” Yet many of usare unsure how to do this. Coming April 29 is NETMinistry. NET is group of college students who spenda year traveling the country as an EvangelizationTeam. They will be here to present to the seventhand eighth graders a special program called OpenWide the Doors to Christ. These young people cometo minister to our youth and ignite in them a flameof faith which can spread to others and cause arevolution of love for Christ. This gathering will beconsidered a service enrichment opportunity forConfirmation. Pizza will be served and a $5 donationis requested at the door. RSVP to Mrs. Mary Garlowat [email protected]. Please note that theevent will take place in the grade school gym insteadof Seton Hall.

We are in need of some host families for ourvisiting NET College students. If you can provideaccommodations for two of these students for thenight of April 29, please contact Mrs. Garlow at248.541.4122 ext 439 or [email protected].

Attention 7-8 grade Religious Formation YouthMinistry Students

Monday, April 18, Y M Classes will meetin the Church at 7:10 pm for the openingof the Conclave MassParents are encouraged to attend with their children.Students check in at 7:10 pm with their Catechist,who will be waiting for them at the entrance of theSt. Thérèse Chapel. The Mass will take the place of

regularly scheduled classes.

Subiaco Retreat: Sunday, April 24All students who are registered for the Subiaco

Confirmation retreat should have received a mailingregarding details for the retreat. If you did not, contactMrs. Judy Maten via email immediately [email protected]. Details will be sent toyou. All students should meet in the Shrine CatholicHigh parking lot at 1:15 pm. Chaperones should meetat 1 pm. Mrs. Fran Clancy is the coordinator for theretreat—look for Mrs. Clancy when you arrive at thehigh school. Participants will return to the high school

parking lot at 7:30 pm.

9-12 Grades

Sunday Night Youth Gathering--Special EventMay 1, 4:45-9:15 pm, Meet in Youth Room

All current youth group members, we have been invited to hear nationallyknown speakers Jason and Chrystalina Evert on May 1. Their talk, RomanceWithout Regret, has gained national attention as this young couple speaks fromthe heart to other young people. Mass will be included. We can take a limitednumber to this event so get your permission slip fromMrs. Mary Garlow by calling 248.541.4122 ext 438 or email her at

[email protected]. Permission slips will not be accepted after April 22.

Reminder to all Eighth grade students

Confirmation Journals Presented, Sunday, April 17, 6:00 pm MassEighth grade students will present their completed Confirmation journals to the

parish community during the 6:00 pm Mass on Sunday, April 17.

Important meeting for parents and students in 6-8 grades

Confirmation Student/Parent Evening of FormationServing God and Man: Social JusticeSunday, April 17, 7:15 pm (following the 6:00 pm Mass)

“Why does my child have to do service for Confirmation?”“How many service credits do I need to get confirmed?”“Why do I have to do service at all— what’s that got to do with Confirmation?”

These questions and many more will be explored as we look at the CatholicChurch’s teachings on Social Justice and how they affect our life as disciples ofChrist. All Confirmation candidates and their parents should plan on attendingthe Confirmation Student/Parent Evening of Formation. All 6th Grade studentsand their parents are also invited as an introduction to the Shrine ConfirmationProgram. Confirmation summary sheets, including service ministry projectsummaries and sacramental information will be distributed to all seventh andeighth grade students at this meeting.

HS RCIA Meeting, April 18, 6:30-8:30 pm, ChurchAll high school students in the RCIA program will meet at the entrance of

the St. Thérèse Chapel at 6:30 pm for a short meeting. We will then join in thecelebration of the Mass for the Opening of the Conclave at 7:30 pm. Parents areencouraged to attend this meeting and Mass.

NET Ministry, Friday, April 29, 5-9 pm. See article on this page for details.

Marian Family Night, Sunday, May 15, 7-9 pm, Youth RoomTeens (7-12 grades) and their parents are invited to explore the Church’s devotionto Mary and make rosaries that will be sent to missionaries overseas. RSVP to Mrs.Mary Garlow at [email protected] KEYWORDKEYWORDKEYWORDKEYWORDKEYWORD: Marian Night or call248.541.4122 ext 439 to make reservations.

Walk for Life, Saturday, May 7, 9:30 am, Berkley High SchoolFamilies and students can help raise money for Care Net Pregnancy InformationCenter of Berkley, an organization that ministers to those facing an unplannedpregnancy by providing support and guidance, including mentoring programs,Bible studies for women and men, and “It’s Worth the Wait” abstinence programsfor teens. Pledge forms are available in the Shrine Catholic High School CampusMinistry and Parish Offices. Email Mrs. Clancy NO LATER THAN MONDAY, MAY 2MAY 2MAY 2MAY 2MAY 2at [email protected] if you will be attending. Adult walkers/chaperone are also needed.

Car WashThe high school Mission trip youth will be conducting a car wash on May 21 from9 am-noon. If you can help with this event, email Mrs. Mary Garlow [email protected]. KEYWORDKEYWORDKEYWORDKEYWORDKEYWORD: Carwash

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Mrs. Sharon Dixon .............................................. 248.541.4622Religious Education

Director of Religious Education, Mrs. Judy Maten ................................................................................................ 248.541.5133Youth Ministry, Mrs. Mary Garlow (9-12 grades) .................................................................................. 248.541.4122 ext 439Director of Adult Formation, Mr. John LaCroix ..................................................................................................... 248.543.6955

Office HoursMonday - Friday ....................... 9 am-12:15 pm, 1:15 pm-5 pm....................................................................................... 6:30 pm-9 pmSaturday ...................................................................... 9 am-2:30 pmEmergencies handled at any time. Please limit other visits orphone calls to the above times.

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