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HOLY FAMILY PAGE 1 DECEMBER 27, 2015

Through a Glass DarklyThrough a Glass DarklyThrough a Glass Darkly MERRY CHRISTMAS: What an incredible weekend! Merry Christmas to

everyone! The promise that God would save us has been fulfilled in

history and also in our lives each day. God saves. He saves us from our

sins. He saves us from those fears that eat at our hearts. He saves us

from loneliness.

The crowds this past Thursday and Friday were huge. I love it when the

family comes together. I love to see our alumni come to worship here

when they are home from school. I love it when our graduates, who are

now married and have their own children, come home and come to Lakes.

I love it when I see new faces who are joining us for this season. I love the

crowds, the noise, the crying babies and smiling faces. I love the singing,

the brass, the timpani, the pianos, guitars and organ. I love the flowers but

mostly, I love celebrating these sacred and holy mysteries.

I want to thank the members of the parish community, led by Tim

Wolowiec, who decorated the church. I want to thank Tim Smith, our

music minister, for all the great music from the Christmas Concert through

the Christmas masses. I want to thank Jackie Thompson, and the

members of the Contemporary Ensemble, for their ministry at the

Christmas Concert and the Christmas masses. I want to thank Jenna

Fuller, the Assistant Music Minister, for her work with Tim throughout

Advent and Christmas. I want to thank our staff for setting up the Social

Hall to accommodate the overflow crowds. I want to thank the ushers for

their job in making sense out of the chaos.

And I want to thank God for bringing us all together.

I have always said “Once a Laker, always a Laker” to describe the parish

family. This year the school has a new slogan that is also quite

appropriate; “Praise the Maker it’s great to be a Laker.”

Peace

Fr. Delonnay

OUR LADY OF THE LAKES PAGE 2 WATERFORD, MICHIGAN

WE’RE SO TECHNO

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School Website: OLLonline.org

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Parish App: MyParishApp.com

Homilies: OLLWaterford.org/homilies

Parish App: Homilies

Hearing Devices: Available in the Sacristy

CSA: AOD.org click on “Support the Archdiocese”

FR. BRIAN’S BLESSINGS

Merry Christmas! I pray that the joy of the

greatest gift of God's love lasts in your hearts and

homes this whole season. Although the radio

stations will return to their regularly scheduled

programs, the decorations will come down at

Great Lakes Crossing, and most of the world will

move on to the next holiday, as Catholics we

know the joys of Christmas cannot be contained

on one mere day. The Church rejoices in the

Lord for whom we have be waiting for a full eight

days, the octave of Christmas. Then, we

experience the joys of the whole Christmas

season until the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord

in January. So, leave those Nativity sets up and

continue to spread the love, peace, and joy of the

season... It's still Christmas! God is with us!

Emmanuel has come!

There is so much to celebrate in the

Christmas season...

The feast of St. Stephen, patron of deacons

(happy feast to our deacons here!) The feast of

the Holy Innocents, those first little ones to give

their lives for Christ. The feast of St. John, the

Apostle and author of the beautiful, poetic Fourth

Gospel.

Today then is the feast of the Holy Family of

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. Today's feast reminds

us that we are all called to holiness right where

we are at, in the midst of families, jobs, school

work, and every day life. As Mary and Joseph

sought to make their home a loving, peaceful

place for God to dwell with His people, let us pray

that our homes too will be havens of

unconditional love, support, mercy, and peace.

Through the intercession of His Holy Family,

may Christ bless you and yours and make them

holy as well.

Fr. Brian

[email protected]

248-623-0274 x126

New Year’s Day Mass Schedule

Holy Day of Obligation

New Year’s Day, Friday, January 1

8:00am, 10:00am and 12:00 noon

Holiday Office Hours

Sunday, December 27—9:00am-2:00pm

December 28-30—9:00am-6:00pm

Thursday, December 31—9:00am-12:00pm

New Year’s Day—Closed

COME, ENCOUNTER CHRIST!

If you missed "Come, Encounter Christ!" at our parish

or wish to encourage family and friends to attend one in

their area the next 2 missions are listed below. All missions

start at 7:00pm.

January 10-12, Our Lady of LaSalette, Berkley

Preachers: Fr. Phil Ching & Fr. Chris Talbot

Music: Mike Roth

January 18-20, St. Thomas A’Becket, Canton

Preachers: Fr. Marko Djonovic & Fr. Tim Birney

Music: Islands of Mercy

For more information, visit: aod.org/Encounter

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.aod.org/encounter/


CHRISTMAS CARD COLLECTION

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus

Council 5436 is collecting Christmas cards and all

types of greeting cards for St. Jude’s Ranch. (They

are especially in need of birthday and thank you

cards.)

There is a box in the Delaney Parish Center

labeled “Cards for St. Jude” for donations of your used

cards. Last date to drop off cards is Sunday,

January 17th.

RIGHT TO LIFE-LIFESPAN

Beginning a new year is like opening a new book—one never knows for sure what it will be like. All of us at the Oakland/Macomb chapter of LIFESPAN hope that your New Year is filled with blessings from the Lord, peace in your hearts and an opportunity to share these with family and friends.


PRAY FOR OUR

MILITARY PERSONNEL

WO2 Jacob Beno Army Afghanistan

AGAN BJ Belliotti Navy Middle East

Jenna Beno died 10/15/12

Capt Kelsey (Riise) Beno Army Afghanistan

LTJG Laura Bis Navy Afghanistan

AMN Stewart Blaquiere Air Force

PFC Damian Bushart died 11/22/03 Army

SSGT Francisco Cantu Caceres Marines Iraq

LT Patrick G. Carraher Navy Bahrain

Eddy DeRocher Iraq

SFC Scott Emanuel Afghanistan

SSGT Wesley Frankurt Afghanistan

SSGT Dennis Haskins, Jr. Army

EM2 Kyle Haines Navy

Jackson Jones Army Afghanistan

TSgt Justin Jones Air Force Afghanistan

Matt Koetting Marines Afghanistan

Robert Maher & Crew Navy

LC. Myles Maze Marine

SPC James McDermott Army Afghanistan

1st LT. Sean McMahon Marines Afghanistan

CPT Matthew McNeill Army Iraq

PFC Joseph Miracle died 7/5/07 Army Afghanistan

SRA Jessica Mitchell Air Force Iraq

LCP Derek Monday Marines

Amanda Paczynski Army Korea

PFC Christopher Polidan Army Korea

Capt. Adam Renkiewicz Army Afghanistan

Capt. Matthew Richards Army Iraq

Katie Rounds Bahrain

Sgt. Gerald Sanchez Marines Afghanistan

Anthony Schmidt Marines

LCDR Nick Strelchuk Navy Iraq

SSGT. Jack Thompson, Jr. Army Iraq

Cory Vaught Army

LSC Colleen E. Ward Navy Middle East

James Whitlow Navy Iraq

If your son, daughter or grandchild is serving us in

troubled places, please let Fr. Delonnay know. Just drop

him a note in the mail, e-mail at [email protected],

fax him at 248 623-2723, or call him at 248 623-0274.

Mass Schedule

MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2015

Holy Innocents 1 JN 1:5—2:2 MT 2:13-18

9:00am…Richard Brelin requested by Lawrence Jacobsen

9:00am…Elizabeth Skolnik requested by a Family Friend

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2015

St. Thomas Becket 1 JN 2:3-11 LK 2:22-35

9:00am…Elizabeth Skolnik requested by a Family Friend

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2015 1 JN 2:12-17 LK 2:36-40

9:00am…Bruce E. & Rita L. King requested by their Family

9:00am...Ignatius Sutherland requested by his Family

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2015

St. Sylvester I 1 JN 2:18-21 JN 1:1-18

9:00am...Vincent & Lucille Lopez

requested by Mr. & Mrs. William Goga

9:00am...Betty Stanczak

requested by Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ziegenfelder

FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 2016

Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God NM 6:22-27 GAL 4:4-7 LK 2:16-21

8:00am…For the Parish Family of Our Lady of the Lakes

10:00am...For the Parish Family of Our Lady of the Lakes

12:00pm...Marie Marthe & Louis Nader Attié

requested by their daughter, Francoise Stanford

SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2016

Ss. Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen 1 JN 2:22-28 JN 1:19-28

5:30pm…Joe Corbiel, Jr. requested by his Family

5:30pm...Marie Marthe & Louis Nader Attié

requested by their daughter, Francoise Stanford

SUNDAY, JANUARY 3, 2016

The Epiphany of the Lord IS 60:1-6 EPH 3:2-3a, 5-6 MT 2:1-12

8:00am…Joe & Vi Fleischmann

requested by Joe & Shirley Tersigni

8:00am…Leonard Methner requested by his Family

9:30am…Int. of Fr. Delonnay

requested by the Knights of Columbus

9:30am…Int. Mary Ann Roy requested by her Family

11:00am…Dennis Dechamplain requested by his Wife

11:00am…Joseph Stemmelen requested by Kenneth McAlpine

12:30pm…Deceased Members of the Lerner Family

12:30am…For the Parish Family of Our Lady of the Lakes

THANK YOU!!

Our Lady of the Lakes St. Vincent de Paul would

like to thank the Serra Family Foundation for once

again making a very generous donation to us. We

are able to help many families in need because of

you. Thanks and Blessings!!


OUR PARISH LIFE TOGETHER

PRAY FOR OUR SICK

Please keep in your thoughts and prayers

this week the sick members of our Parish:

Barbara Fluegel, Baby Collin Holman, Duane Bills, Ruth Brueck, William Svavas, Edward Wolowiec, Tina Cribbin, Kathy Gortva, Marina Manalo, Malou Short, Faye Elpedes, Margaret Russell, Roberta Blust, Jerry Moore, Patrick Timulak, Kaylin Place, Debra Appleby, Pat Whalen, Bruce Brendle Sr., Ed Moore, Chevy R., Stephen Swillum, Anthony Centofanti and Crystal Fowler, Clint Beloungea, Karen Aepelbacher, Carol Raymond, Michelle Robinette, Joan Reed, Nick Kotz, Joe Leavy, John Dyhrverg, Sally Mietz, Tina Farrell, John Alfes, Kevin Dalley, Brian Barthelmes, Janice Blose, Kurt Anselmi, Martin Targac, Mary Ann Newcombe, John Dondanville, Kathryn Dotas, Rosa Maria Santos, Spencer Lawhorn, Kira Camilleri, Jerry Polidan, Julie Sidebottom, Pat Youmans, Pat Zurbriggen, Lori Davidson, Evelyn Davidson, Ethan Davidson, Joanne Jarco, Mary Hubarth, William Schneider, Theresa Villereal, Dorothy Newberry, Anthony Kazakos, Grace Sankuer, Elizabeth Frederick, Brad Baker, Alan Kruvelis, Jeff Barron, Christian Bodenmiller, Bertella Petiprin.

May they find peace, strength, and comfort in God’s care.

WELCOME

Please welcome to our Christian family: Anthony and Andrea Evens.

Remember to introduce yourself to new faces in church. We want everyone to feel welcome at Our Lady of the Lakes.

ST. VINCENT de PAUL

NOVEMBER UPDATE

Our Lady of the Lakes, St. Vincent de Paul continues to

work hard to help those in need. We answered over 150

phone calls, made 9 home visits, had 10 interviews in the

Parish Center, drove 90 miles and helped 158 people. Our

very generous parish donated $19,024.80 and we wrote

checks to help those in need totaling $13,758.58. As you

can see, we have been busy.

One case that stands out was a young family with 2

small children. Because of an injury the father, who was a

brick layer, needed to find new employment. His injury left

him unable to work as a brick layer. He was off work and is

now working at a much lower wage. We helped them catch

up on their rent. Going forward they will have a tight budget

but should be able to pay their bills. We can help these

families only because you donate to us. Thank you for

supporting OLL St. Vincent de Paul.

Start 2016 with the Gospel of John

THURSDAY BIBLE STUDY

Make a resolution now to start the year right with a study of the Gospel of John. You don’t have to be a Bible scholar or have any bible study experience to enjoy and share in our discussions. All are welcome! We will look at a couple of chapters of John per week focusing on what we can learn about God and how it applies to our everyday lives. Our study of John’s account of Christ’s life will take us through Lent and finish during the Easter season paralleling these times in the church year. Our first meeting will be Thursday, January 7th at 10:00am in the Religious Education building. Please join us. For more details or questions contact Cindy Brown at 248-623-6136 or email [email protected].

COMMUNION TO HOMEBOUND

Can you help with three different individuals that need

communion taken to their home. They live in three different

Waterford locations. The first lives off Dixie Hwy. close to

Kmart, the second off North Oakland Blvd. & M-59, and the

third off Cooley Lake Rd. Please call Cindy Webster at 248

-623-0274 if you can help. All volunteers need to take the

Protecting God’s Children class. If you haven't taken it yet

we can help you find a location.

REST IN PEACE

Remember those who have

gone before us

Dolores Jonasz

Rosemary Roach

“Happy are those who have

died in the Lord;

Let them rest from their labors

For their good deeds go with them.”

Our thoughts and prayers are with their families. May

the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God,

rest in peace. Amen.

Jonasz


STEWARDSHIP

Thank you for supporting your parish!

ON-GOING COLLECTIONS

We are collecting the following items:

Eyeglasses Cell phones

Sample size toiletries

Any of these items may be dropped off at the Parish Center.

FINANCIAL REPORT

Monthly Stewardship Report

2014 November 2015

(5 weeks) (5 weeks)

$61,604.51 ................ Envelopes .......... $73,604.13

$14,237.20 ................ Loose ................. $16,773.26

$9,111.15 ................ Mail & EFT ......... $16,371.00

$84,952.86 ................ Total ................. $106,748.39

Catholic Charities: $5,381.05

Again we wish to thank all of you who continue to give so generously to our Parish. May God bless each of you for your gift of sharing.

A ppeal S ervices

C atholic

Amount of Gift $_____________________

Amount Paid $_____________________

Balance $_____________________

□ 9 Monthly Payments (Starting in July)

□ Quarterly—July/Oct/Jan/April

Checks payable

to: OLL CSA

Name:

________________________________

Address:

________________________________

________________________________

658 □ Optional: Please send enrollment form for

credit/debit card payment.

2015

CSA APPEAL 265 of our 2800 registered

families have made their

pledge for the CSA Appeal. As

you can see, we have a long

way to go to reach our goal. If

you have not yet made your

pledge, it’s not too late! You

may make your pledge by mail,

collection basket, in person at

the Parish Center, e-mail

([email protected]),

phone (248 623-0274) or by fax

(248 623-2723). Our staff is

eager to assist you!

Please remember that the

shortfall will have to be made

up out of parish funds.

$79,336

56%

Goal: $141,883.00

CSA MINUTE

SCHOOL OUTREACH FUND

Catholic schools across the Archdiocese of Detroit are currently in the process of applying for School Outreach Fund grants. Your gifts to the Catholic Services Appeal fund these grants, which help keep our schools strong, innovative, and responsive to students’ ever-advancing needs.

The Catholic Schools Office administers School Outreach Fund grants. With its own funding from the Catholic Services Appeal, the office ensures that Catholic schools provide students with exceptional academic training while continuing the teaching mission of Jesus Christ. Part of the Department of Evangelization, Catechesis and Schools, the office provides resources for teachers and principals, parents and students, and alumni.

For more information about CSA-funded ministries, programs, and services, please go to www.AOD.org.

http://www.aod.org/


NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS

The two themes of family honor and obedience link

today’s Scripture readings. The Book of Sirach states that

those who honor their father and revere their mother atone

for their sins and store up riches. Those who take care of

aging parents are also not forgotten — their kindness is

planted as an offering against sin. In the Gospel, Mary and

Joseph find Jesus in the Temple after an extensive search.

St. Luke proclaims that they return to Nazareth, and Jesus

obeys them. Good stewardship begins at home. The

Second Vatican Council, and later Pope St. John Paul II,

described the family as the “Domestic Church.” The two

themes of family honor and obedience link today’s Scripture

readings. The Book of Sirach states that those who honor

their father and revere their mother atone for their sins and

store up riches. Those who take care of aging parents are

also not forgotten — their kindness is planted as an offering

against sin. In the Gospel, Mary and Joseph find Jesus in

the Temple after an extensive search. St. Luke proclaims

that they return to Nazareth, and Jesus obeys them. Good

stewardship begins at home. The Second Vatican Council,

and later Pope St. John Paul II, described the family as the

“Domestic Church.” Parents who love their children, and

children who honor and obey their parents, will receive

many blessings from the Lord.

DISCERNMENT WEEKEND

JANUARY 21-24, 2016

Discernment Weekends are a unique experience for anyone feeling a call to the priesthood. Spending four days living at the seminary provides you with a firsthand opportunity to see what it’s like from the inside. This weekend provides tools for proper discernment and includes presentations from priests and seminarians, fellowship, and plenty of time for prayer.

For more information or to register visit detroitpriest.com.

KNIGHTS KORNER

KNIGHT OF THE MONTH

FR. BRIAN MELDRUM

Please join us in congratulating Fr. Brian for being

selected as Knight of the Month. Father was

instrumental in the success of Our Lady of the

Lakes team for 40 Days for Life.

AUTO SHOW COAT CHECK

Knights of Columbus Divine Mercy Council is

again coordinating the Auto Show Coat Check

and is inviting any interested parishioners to

participate in this fundraising opportunity for Our

Lady of the Lakes. To sign up for a shift/shifts go

to the Divine Mercy Council website

divinemercykofc.com and follow the link to the

Auto Show Sign-up Genius. Don’t forget to

identify yourself as OLL. If you need additional

information contact Mike Zubalik at 248-249-9191

or [email protected].

TGIF SKI &

SNOWBOARD CLUB

20+ Years and going strong! TGIF

is a club that offers discounted skiing

and boarding for students and adults.

The club meets regularly (except for

the holiday break, December 21st—

January 3rd.) on Friday evenings. A

TGIF representative will be at Pine

Knob each Friday, in the Pinery Café,

beginning at 4:00pm. At the club table you may purchase

your club memberships, discounted lift tickets and also get

discounted rental equipment. The Pinery Café is located up

the stairs, hillside, just in behind the ski shop. Look for our

sign. Club Membership Cards* (adult, ski & snowboard)—

$19, lift tickets—$19, ski rental—$19, snowboard rental—

$19, helmet rental—$10 and patches—$2.50. *Please

note—No additional fees are charged for membership in

TGIF. Student Membership cards include 2 complimentary

ski lessons or 1 complimentary snowboard lesson. Each

adult membership includes 10/$5 off punches. Adults can

purchase an All-area lift for the price of $19 on club night

only. This year, during the holiday season (12/21–1/3),

student and adult club members can use their membership

card to receive a $5.00 discount during both am and pm

sessions. Membership cards must be presented at the box

office window only during this period. Contact Rob Cook at 248-505-8974. To save time, register early.

ATTENTION ALL THOSE WHO

ATTEND DIVINE MERCY!!

Beginning January 7th, our meetings will be every other week on Thursday afternoons at 2:30pm until March. There will be no evening meetings during the winter months.

Any questions, please call Felice Schneemann at 248-391-2842.

tel:248-391-2842

tel:248-391-2842


NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

SUNDAY HOMILIES

Our Sunday homilies are available on the parish app and on our website: ollwaterford.org/homilies.

Our app is available for both Android and iPhone by going to the app store for your device. Search for MyParish.

KOEZE NUTS

The OLL Koeze Nut sale is back. Our prices are lower than Koeze’s catalog or online prices!

Colossal Cashews: 30oz. Decanter $39

20oz. Decanter $27

14oz. Tin $20

10oz. Box $16

Mixed Nuts: 30oz. Decanter $36

20oz. Decanter $26

10oz. Box $15

Pecan Puddles: 19.5oz. Decanter $32

Milk or Dark Chocolate 8oz. Box $17

Make checks payable to: OLL

Have questions? Please email: [email protected] or you may call Vicki Asai at 586-871-3585 or Beverly Clancy-Johnson at 248-821-7240. Please allow 48 hours for a return call!

NEW MATERIALS ARE HERE! Inspirational Catholic CDs, Books Brochures,

Booklets and Sacred Art

We are proud to present new materials from Lighthouse Catholic Media. We all have busy lives. Finding the time to learn about our faith can be difficult. Wherever you have a CD player available to you, in the car or at home, you can deepen your understanding and love for the Catholic faith.

The CDs feature some of the most inspiring Catholic speakers! We also have great books and booklets about our faith and family and marriage matters. For the first time we are offering Sacred Art – Divine Mercy art and Our Lady of Guadalupe art. When these are gone -- they're gone. We encourage you to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity... for yourselves and to share with others…friends and family members, Godchildren, college students…

The Lighthouse displays are in the St Joseph Hall entrance, the Religious Ed building and a large, two-sided display is in the parish center.

CDs: A Journey through Advent by Bishop Robert Barron

Prepare the Way of the King by Dr. Scott Hahn

The Mystery of Christmas by Fr. Larry Richards

Abba or Allah: Important Differences between Them by Dr. Scott Hahn

St. Maximillian Kolbe and the Problem of Free Masonry by Dr. Mark Miravalle

Theology of the Body: Pre-Marriage by Fr. John Ricccardo

The Four Goods of Marriage by Fr. John Ricccardo

Marriage: God’s Love Made Visible by Fr. John Ricccardo

The Spirituality of Marriage by Fr. John Ricccardo

And many more titles in the parish center

BOOKS: Everything You Wanted to Know About Heaven by Peter Kreeft

By What Authority? by Mark Shea

33 Days to Morning Glory by Fr. Michael Gaitley

Made For More by Curtis Martin

Amazing Grace for Married Couples by Cavins, Pinto, Armstrong

What I Wish Someone Had Told Me…by Roy Petitfils

Marriage: Small Steps Big Rewards by Dr. Ray Guarandi

For Better Forever by Dr. Gregory Popcak

And many more titles in the parish center

SACRED ART: $10 for Divine Mercy or Our Lady of Guadalupe Canvasses.

Please see the sticker on each item for the suggested donation. Make checks payable to the parish. Donations will be used towards the purchase of additional materials.

MichiganCelebratesMarriage.com

MARRIAGE: LOVE AND LIFE IN

THE DIVINE PLAN

Marriage in the Church: “As a vocation, or call from God, marriage has a public and ecclesial status within the Church.

Catholic spouses ordinarily exchange marital consent within a church setting, before a priest or deacon. The living-out of marriage takes place within the whole Body of Christ, which it serves and in which it finds nourishment.”

To read the document go to:

http://www.usccb.org//laity/loveandlife


FOR THE WEEKEND January 2/3, 2016

Time Presiders Servers Lectors Captains

Sat: 5:30 pm

Fr. Delonnay Deacon John

B. Kliffel T. Kliffel K. D’Anna A. LeCureuxs

Barb Radziewicz Bernadette Tomko

Sun: 8:00 am

Fr. Delonnay Deacon John

B. Asai N. Asai C. Diop A. Drypen

Dawn Suttle Rob Ratz

9:30 am Fr. Delonnay Deacon Steve

E. Bogedin F. Bogedin D. Fuller J. Fuller

Jon Horowitz Jim Desantis

11:00 am Fr. Meldrum Deacon John

W. Birkhead C. Geary C. Geary R. Haener

Dave Strong Phil Nicherson

12:30 pm Fr. Meldrum Deacon Steve

M. AuBuchon G. Garza A. Garza E. Westermann

Tom Kendziorski Diane Lowry

OUR LADY OF THE LAKES

5481 Dixie Highway Waterford, Michigan 48329

PASTOR Rev. Lawrence J. Delonnay ASSOCIATE PASTOR Rev. Brian Meldrum

PERMANENT DEACON John Schulte PERMANENT DEACON Stephen Talbot PASTORAL ASSOCIATE Cindy Webster

Parish Center..................................................... 248-623-0274 Fax .................................................................... 248-623-2723 Business Office [Dawn Stoutenburg] ................. 248-623-0275 Parish Office [Kathie Harroun] ........................... 248-623-0274 Religious Education Office [Artha Horowitz] ...... 248-623-0291 Christian Service Office [Cindy Webster] ........... 248-623-0274 Music Director [Tim Smith]................................ 248-821-8443 Facilities Manager [Mike Artley] ......................... 248-342-2299 Web Site ................................................. http://ollwaterford.org E-mail ........................................... [email protected] Prayer Requests ............................. [email protected]

SCHOOLS

High School Admin.[Richard Vanden Boom] ....... 248-623-0340 Middle School Administrator [Kathy Lewis] .......... 248-623-2201 Elementary School Administrator [Lauri Hoffman] 248-623-0250 Admissions .......................................................... 248-623-0340 Athletic Director [Mark Smith] .............................. 248-623-0274

BULLETIN DEADLINE Mondays, 9:00am at the Parish Center; Kathie Harroun, Editor

[email protected]

Pregnancy Help Center...248-886-1200 Project Rachel Post Abortion Ministry...1-888-722-4355 National Domestic Violence Hotline...1-800-799-7233

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL:

Parish Council meets the last Tuesday of every other month at 7:00pm in the Delaney Parish Center.

Dennis Strelchuk, President...248-297-5959 Linda Pietrzak, Vice President...248-623-9117

Tim Tomezak, Secretary...248-933-4841

MASSES Saturday Evening....5:30pm

Sunday.....8:00, 9:30 & 11:00am, 12:30pm Weekdays: Thursday evenings..... 7:00pm

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday.....9:00am

BAPTISMS: Sundays at 2:00pm. Parents must

pre-register and attend a Baptism Class. Call 623-0274

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturdays from 4:00 until 5:00pm

EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION: 3rd Tuesday of every month followed by

Rosary and Benediction at 7:00pm

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Ages 4/5: Sundays 9:30am and 11:00am

Tuesdays: Grades 1-7— 6:15pm Sundays” Grade 8—6:30pm

RCIC – 6:15pm - RCIA — 7:00pm Wednesdays: Grades 1-8 — 4:30 and 6:15pm

WEDDINGS Arrangements must be made at least 6 months in advance.

Couples must attend the Pre-Marriage Workshop.

REGISTRATIONS: All families must register personally at the Delaney Center. Please notify the parish when moving in or away 623-0274.

ALTAR HELP

WEEKEND 1/3/16

Paul & Felice Schneemann, Frank Pardington, Sheilah Denne

WEEKEND 12/27/15

Barb Radziewicz, Barbara Ward, Debbie Cousens, Sheilah Denne

Volunteers Needed

To volunteer to become an

Altar Server, Lector, Eucharistic

Minister, Altar Cleaner or Sunday

Counter please call the Parish

office at 248-623-0274 and leave

your name & number and we will

give your info to the appropriate

coordinator.

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