CK Detroit 9-27-15

The Broadcast
20800 Grand River Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48219
Christ the King Parish
OUR PARISH MISSION
We are Christ the King Parish, a richly diverse Christian Community in Northwest
Detroit. We are on a journey of Discipleship with Jesus, seeking conversion, reconciliation and renewal. We reach out in welcome to all the people within our neighborhood,
proclaiming the good News of Christ the King, building community, celebrating
together, serving one another’s needs and the needs of all our neighbors.
Incredible Blessings
I know many of us have been fortunate to have had some time away,
perhaps, to a special place, to visit
distant family and friends, or simply
to bask in the sun for a few lazy summer days. As we enter into this wonderful season of autumn, I hope and
pray all of us can savor the cooler
nights, the changing colors of the
leaves and the distinctive tastes and
smells of this season’s harvest of all
the fruits that this past summer’s
crops have yielded. In every season,
we praise and thank God.
Stewardship News
Back in early summer, the leadership
of our parish met in special sessions
to consider and decide the course we
would take to address several significant facility issues facing the parish
and our school. Those included repairs to roofs, various and necessary
drainage and structural repairs, and
the complete remediation and restoration of the oldest structure on our
campus, Marshke Hall. All of these
amounted to sums of money and resources that could tax us beyond our
means.
However, with the resources on hand
due to the good stewardship always
displayed by our parish, much creativity, several generous donations,
and a will to maintain our mission
and the valuable services offered to
the community here at Christ the
King, our leadership set forth a plan
to resolve the problems.
Here is a quick update on some of the
projects:
�� The roofs on the gym and Marshke Hall are replaced
�� New security doors at the main
entrance to the school and school
office are installed
�� Mold remediation and restoration
work in the school is complete
��
The installation of a new and
state-of-the-art fire alarm system for the school is near completion
�� Rainwater drainage diversion
from the gutters around the
church, rectory and school is in
process
�� Remediation and restoration of
Marshke Hall is scheduled to
proceed (Please see Fr. Clore’s
letter inserted with this Broadcast.)
Thank you to all who have contributed time, talent and treasure to
accomplishing this work!
If and when you may be able to
make an additional contribution to
specifically fund these building improvements, please use the attached envelope and drop it in the
collection basket.
Faith Formation/Religious Education News
Religious Education Classes for
children in the 1st through 7th
grades are set to begin on Sunday,
October 4th. Registration is available at the table set up in the hall
during coffee hour. If you have not
yet registered your children, please
consider doing this today. Or, you
can contact me at the parish office
during the week. Classes will be
held every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the
month at 9:30 am.
We are very blessed to have a team
of Catechists who are dedicated to
support parents in fostering the
growth of their children’s faith.
Kathy McEvoy and Justin Schaefer
will instruct the 1st-4th grades,
Theresa Gordon will instruct the
5th-7th grades and provide formation
for the Sacrament of Reconciliation;
Kathy and Mary Jo McEvoy will
prepare our 2nd grade children for
First Holy Communion; and Rick
Joseph will meet and work with our
September 27, 2015
8th grade and other teen candidates
as they journey through the year
toward the Sacrament of Confirmation. Sister Fiorentina will meet
with parents before and during the
classes to guide and empower them
to assist our Catechists with the
lessons and projects to be completed
by the family at home.
Vatican II stated the goals of religious education as nourishing “a
faith that is living, conscious and
active.” Michelle Lewis, our Faith
Formation Commission Chairperson, and I are looking forward to
this year as we work together with
our parents to educate our children
in the ways of our faith so that they
may meet Christ in our church, in
their schools and in all they encounter. Please pray for all involved
in this effort as we continue to minister to our children and families
that, empowered by the Holy Spirit,
we will foster “a faith that is living,
conscious and active.”
The Christ the King Youth Group
gathered earlier this month for our
annual “End of Summer” cookout,
and Youth Ministry is off to a great
start with many new faces and
great energy. We are grateful to all
the adults who helped make this a
fun (and delicious) evening. We welcome any 8th-12th grade student to
join the Teen Disciples of Christ the
King. We have some great activities
scheduled for the upcoming year
and, in fact, we will meet this evening from 6-8 pm in the basement
of the rectory – all are invited!
It is going to be a busy and exciting
year for our parish and school and
we can depend on graces given us to
accomplish many great things. For
all these incredible blessings, we
praise and thank God!
Peace.
Deacon Joe
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Christ the King Parish
Grand River at Burt Road
Rectory
16805 Pierson…………………………313-532-1211
School
16800 Trinity…………………………..313-532-1213
Parish website
Www.ChristTheKingCatholicDetroit.org
St. Christine Christian Services
15317 Dacosta at Fenkell………………313-535-7272
Www.SCCSdetroit.org
Siena Literacy…………………….…...313-532-8404
Mrs. Donna Nesbitt………...djmn@sienaliteracy.org
The Education Experience at St. Vincent & Sarah Fisher
Ms. Diane Renaud……………………..313-535-9200
diane.renaudsvsfcenter.org
Pastoral Staff
Rev. Victor Clore, Pastor…...….clorevi@udmercy.edu
Deacon Joe Urbiel………deaconjoeurbiel@gmail.com
248-910-0490
Mrs. Maureen Northrup...…Christian Service Outreach
MaureenNorthrup@gmail.com
Ms Nicole Evans………………….…..Office Manager
n.evans112@gmail.com or christking@ameritech.net
Mrs. Andi Kovach ………………………Bookkeeping
andiatck@hotmail.com
Mrs. Rosanne Jodway………………………...Principal
rmjodway@sbcglobal.net
Parish Council Elected Members:
Judy Bruttell…………..……………..…Council Chair
Nicole Evans, Suzie Groenenboom, Pam Swift, Johnny
Swift, Martha Cooney, Mark Barkey, Sr. Maureen
Mulcrone
Commissions
Debbie MacDonald………………..Christian Service
Carole Ann Beaman…………………...……Worship
Ron Hildebrandt……………………...…Stewardship
Michelle Lewis……………………...Faith Formation
Michele Rochester……………….....Finance Council
Lois Phillips……………………….….Evangelization
Bob Bruttell & Ron Eady…………………..Inclusion
St. Vincent dePaul………...…………313-535-7272
Liturgy Schedule
Sunday…………………………….………10:45am
Wednesday and Friday……………………..8:30am
Religious Education
First & Third Sunday ……………….9:30-10:30am
Becoming Catholic
Adults, Children, Youth: If you are interested in
becoming a member of the Catholic faith or learning
more about the Catholic Church, the Adult Catechumenate will prepare you for this decision. Please call
the Parish Office if you would like more information.
Infants: Baptism is the public celebration of the beginning of life in the Church. At the celebration of Baptism, parents publicly affirm their decision to raised
their child in the faith of the church. To make arrangements for your infant to be baptized, please contact the
Parish Office. Pre-Baptismal classes for parents and
godparents are necessary, held as arranged with families.
Holy Eucharist and Confirmation Preparation
Call the Parish Office…………………..313-532-1211
Other Sacraments
Reconciliation………………….……By Appointment
Anointing of the sick…………………..313-532-1211
Marriage Call the parish office; 6 months preparation
Please let an usher know if you would like
to receive Communion at your pew.
CHRIST THE KING
Mass Intentions
Sunday September 27 , 2015
10:45am David G. Afton
By Deacon Joe & Clarice Urbiel
Pamela J. Williams &
Juanita M. Williams
By
Kathleen Newell
Monday ~ No Mass
Tuesday 9am at SS/OLGH
Wednesday CHRIST THE KING
8:30am
Jean Hawn
By
Christ the King Staff
Thursday 9am at SS/OLGH
Friday CHRIST THE KING
8:30am Norma McMillan
By
Christ the King Staff
Saturday ~ No Mass
Sunday October 4, 2015
10:45am Harold Serviss
By
Carolina Serviss
David G. Afton
By
Kathleen Newell
Coffee Hour is sponsored today by
Lily Sturkol
ANYONE can sponsor
Coffee Hour!
Please take a look
at our Coffee Hour
sign up sheet in
Koelzer Hall near
the coffee pots. See
if there is a Sunday YOU can sponsor. We are always happy to assist
first time sponsors. You need not
prepare a big meal. Coffee and pastries or bagels is fine. We encourage everyone to take a turn so that
the Sunday coffee Hour prep does
not always land on the same people.
Thanks for stepping up!
FOOD FOR THE JOURNEY
9/27 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Nm 11:25-29, Jas 5:1-6, Mk 9:38-43,
45,47-48
Mon 9/28 Zec 8:1-8, Lk 9:46-50
Tue 9/29 Ps 138:1-5, Jn 1:47-51
Wed 9/30 Neh 2:1-8, Lk 9:57-62
Thu 10/1 Ps 19:8-11, Lk 10:1-12
Fri 10/2 Bar 1:15-22, Mt 18:1-5,10
Sat 10/3 Ps 69:33-37, Lk 10:17-24
10/4 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Gn 2:18-24, Ps 128:1-6, Mk 10:2-16
This Week:
Sun 9/27 10:45am Mass & Coffee Hr.
Blessing of Commissions
Fortunate Families Meeting
following Mass
6pm Youth Group
Mon 9/28 REVIVE!
Tue 9/29 9am Mass at SS/OLGH
6pm Altar Servers Training
7pm Lectors Training
Wed 9/30 8:30 am Mass at CK
6pm Eucharistic & Table
Minister Training
7pm Minister of Service
Thu 10/1 9am Mass at SS/OLGH
7pm Stewardship
Fri 10/2 8:30am Mass at CK
Sat 10/3 9am Liturgy Planning
Parents!
If you have not yet signed your children
up for Religious Education, please see
Michelle Lewis in Koelzer Hall after Mass
TODAY. Classes start on October 4,
9:30am and will be every 1st & 3rd
Sunday of the month.
Liturgical Ministries
For NEXT Sunday
October 4, 2015
Lector: Cathy Sharp & Chet McCleod
Servers: Khairi Simon, Lauryn
Miller & Joshua Webb
Liturgy of the Word for Children
Rick Joseph
Serving at the Table of the Lord
Genny Singleton
Ministers of Service
Trevor Lile and Carmaletta Compton
The Wisdom of Pope Francis
I see the church as a
field hospital after
battle. It is useless to
ask a seriously injured person if he has
high cholesterol and
about the level of his blood sugars!
You have to heal his wounds. Then
we can talk about everything else.
Heal the wounds, heal the wounds.
And you have to start from the
ground up.
Interview with Antonio Spadaro,
S.J., editor in chief of La Civilta
Cattolica, August-September 2013
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CHRIST THE KING
Sun
4 9am St.Vincent dePaul
9:30AM Religious Ed
Confirmation Class
10:45am Mass
Mass of Anointing
11 10:45am Mass
5
Mon
REVIVE
12 REVIVE
26 REVIVE
18 9:30AM Religious Ed 19 REVIVE
10:45am Mass
6pm Youth Group
25 10:45am Mass
Egg Roll Sunday
Flu Shot Day
14 8:30am Mass CK
7 NO MASS
8:30am Living Rosary
Wed
7pm Choir
Fri
2 8:30am Mass
9 NO MASS
3
Sat
9am Liturgy Planning
10:30am Memorial Mass
For Richard Chodkiewicz
10
17
24
31
12 Noon
Egg Roll Prep
Koelzer Hall
Men’s Retreat
29 9am Mass SS/OLGH 30 8:30am Mass CK
7pm Parish Council
Choir
22 9am Mass SS/OLGH 23 8:30am Mass CK
7pm Choir
15 9am Mass SS/OLGH 16 8:30am Mass CK
with students
6pm Evangelization
7pm Worship
Choir
8 NO MASS
7pm Stewardship
Choir
1 9am Mass SS/OLGH
Thu
October 2015
Tue
6 9am Mass SS/OLGH
13 NO MASS
20 9am Mass SS/OLGH 21 8:30am Mass CK
27 9am Mass SS/OLGH 28 8:30am Mass CK
Christ the King Serves
At
St. Christine Soup Kitchen
ANNUAL CHARITY BALL
OCTOBER 17, 2015
PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT
Christ the King School
OR CALL – (734)632-0334
TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM:
MAUREEN KELLY/CHRIST THE KING SCHOOL
ONLY $50.00 PER PERSON
OR $400.00 PER TABLE (OF EIGHT)
MUSIC PROVIDED BY “THE COACHMEN”
9:00PM – DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY
8:30PM – HIBERNIANS OF THE YEAR AWARDS
7:30PM – DINNER
6:30PM – COCKTAIL HOUR (OPEN BAR)
5:30PM – MASS
AT ST. AIDAN’S ACTIVITY CENTER
LIVONIA - BETWEEN 6 & 7 MILE ROADS
52
nd
STEPHEN J. WALSH DIVISION
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
Egg
Rolls
Sunday
October 25
Flu
Shots
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CHRIST THE KING
Home Visitors of Mary
Annual Fundraising Gala
Honoring
Mrs. Carla Cole-Green
Mr. John Clements
Ms. Marjorie Gabriel-Burrows
October 4, 2015
5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Sacred Heart Seminary
Tickets are $75.00 and are
available in the office
Dinner, Dancing, Silent Auction
Surprises!
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Stephen J. Walsh Division
52nd ANNUAL CHARITY BALL
OCTOBER 17, 2015
Liturgy Planning
Saturday, October 3
9-11am
This time our Liturgy Planning session will be held a little earlier than
usual so that we can attend the Memorial Mass for Richard Chodkiewicz. Please join us over coffee to
discuss the Liturgies for the next 7
Sundays. We will meet in our usual
teams of 2 and pray over the Scripture for one Sunday. Then we will
FALL IS IN THE AIR!!
gather as one group to listen to one
Fall is a beautiful season full of color another’s ideas. We hope you will
consider joining us. We are sure
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full of fresh air, new beginnings and
a time to rejoice in the beauty of your
marriage and family. It’s a great
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time to rekindle communication and
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IN THE DAILY EVENTS OF LIFE
andi or Nicole to purchase your
copy.
Monday, October 5 (9 AM - 3 PM)
Come to Capuchin Retreat and be 3 Bedroom Brick Ranch for Rent!
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Cross when we have to embrace what �� 3 Bedrooms/1 Bathroom
is before us. But it also becomes an �� New roof, carpet, kitchen
flooring & interior paint
immediate Resurrection! Presented
by Fred Cavaiani, Psychologist and �� Upgraded electrical, full
house alarm w/ monitoring
Marriage Counselor. This program
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fast bar.
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Schools and shopping
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Call for appointment 313-300-7414
We are excited to report that our
friends at the Ancient Order of
Hibernians has selected our school as
one of the beneficiaries of this year’s
Charity Ball. You can help out by
purchasing a ticket to the Ball for
$50.00 by notifying the school office.
You can reserve a table of 8 if you
like.
Another way to help is to purchase
an ad. All ads appear in the booklet
handed out on the evening of the
event. Prices range from $0. to $150.
depending on size.
If this is not for you, consider being a
patron. For only $5.00 your one line
of text will be included in the booklet.
See Nicole, andi or stop in then
School office for more information.
He’s Baaaack!
Our U of M Football Monkey
He has 2 tickets to the U of M vs Northwestern Football game on October 10, at
3:30pm.
The face value of the 2 tickets is
$150.00.
As of today, the high bid is
$100.00
As much as we love our little monkey, we would love to see him find a
new home with the U of M fan who
makes the highest bid for the monkey and his tickets.
If you would like to place a bid,
please see andi or Nicole or call/
email the parish office.
If you have never been to the “Big
House” this could be your chance of a
lifetime!
We look forward to hearing from
you!