Our Lady of the Angels Parish

OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
CATHOLIC CHURCH
6442 PELHAM, TAYLOR ~ 313-381-3000
Rob Squires was a staff member at the American
Red Cross. Please consider donating in his memory
at the upcoming blood drive.
Rob Squires
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
PARISH CENTER
SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2013
8:30 AM TO 2:15 PM
To schedule an appointment, please call the Church Office at 313-381-3000 or visit
redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code: ourladyoftheangels.
redcrossblood.org 1-800-RED CROSS
(1-800-733-2767)
THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT
MARCH 3, 2013
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PARISH DIRECTORY
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
6442 PELHAM RD. ~ TAYLOR, MI 48180
(313) 381-3000 Fax (313) 381-5528
E-MAIL: mail@loacc.org
WEBSITE: http://loacc.org
Office Hours: Mon - Thurs: 9 am – noon,
1-8 pm ~ Friday: 9am - noon, 1-5pm
Rev. Dariusz Strzalkowski
Pastor
Daniel Hurley
William Thome
Deacon
Deacon
Order of Masses
Saturday 4 pm ~ Sunday 8 am, 10 am,12 pm
Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri. ~ 8:45 am
Wednesday: 8:45 am ~ Prayer Service
Holy Days: As Announced
Eucharistic Adoration:
Thursdays 9:15 am - 6 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 3 pm ~ and by appointment
Dir. of Faith Formation & Pastoral Minister: Karen Kerr
Religious Ed Secretary: Maria G. Valdez
Christian Service Coordinator: Joan Forrest
Music Ministry Leader: Nick Urbiel
Parish Nurse Ministry: Mary Catherine
Wright
Youth Ministry: Tom Kupovits
Office Staff
Patty Baringer ~ Bookkeeper
Sally Turczyn, Maria G. Valdez
Rose Zakrzewski
Custodians: George Collins, Greg Leja
Parish Council Members: Fr. Dariusz, Deacon Bill Thome, Rose Campbell (Chairperson),
Monica Alabastro, Vic Alabastro, Cheri Antonnicola, Bennie Belknap, Ron Coogan, Gerry
Green, Claire Hayes, Mike Kava, Jerry LaMonica, Bob White
Baptisms: Infants and young children are baptized at 1:00 pm on Sundays throughout the
year or by special appointment. Parents must
attend a Baptism Preparation Class prior to
Baptism. Please call Karen Kerr.
Marriages: Couples who wish to be married
at OLOA will meet with Fr. Dariusz to discuss
their plans and set their marriage date. Prior to
the wedding, the couple attends an engaged
couples workshop. Please contact Fr. Dariusz
to schedule your pre-marriage appointment at
least 8 months in advance of your wedding
date.
New Parishioners: Register at Parish Office
Change of Address: Notify Parish Office
Our Mission Statement Reflects our Spirit
“Our Lady of the Angels is a worshipping community dedicated to the education and spiritual
growth of the whole parish family. With guidance from the Holy Spirit we extend our Christian love to the community we serve. We proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord with all our hearts
and we welcome all to join us on our journey in
following Him.”
THE SANCTUARY LAMP BURNS THIS WEEK
IN LOVING MEMORY OF:
TERESA HAMILTON
FROM: GODLEWSKIS FAMILY
MASS INTENTIONS AT
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
Monday, March 4
8:45am
†Those Listed in Our Book of Remembrance
Tuesday, March 5
†Irene Serian
(Joann Jurdzinski)
†Teresa Mayne
(Jeanette Robidou)
8:45 am
Wednesday, March 6
- Prayer Service
8:45 am
LECTORS
4:00PM: Carole Rowland &
Darlene Szczepanski
8:00AM: David Zyczynski & Bill Ehred
10:00AM: Sue Urbiel & Elaine Jacek
12:00PM: Jane Dewald
MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST
Thursday, March 7
8:45am
†Those Listed in Our Book of Remembrance
Friday, March 8
†Stella & Joseph Gomez
(Family)
†Robert Rabeyshoff
(Jeanie Vakos)
SCHEDULES FOR MARCH 9 & 10
8:45am
Saturday, March 9
4:00pm
†Audrey Jones
(Bonnie & John Zaidel)
†Marcia Dobbs
(Risch & Bazanski Families)
†Barney Butkiewicz (11th Ann.)
(Wife & Family)
†Herminia Hammons
(George & Jessie Zak & Family
Sunday, March 10
8:00am
†Michael, Betty & Larry Kavanaugh
(Family)
†Joan Cialek
(St. Vincent de Paul Members)
†Justin Mahaney
(Our Lady of the Angels Staff)
†Ruth Ouellette (Sharky Family)
†Greg Assenmacher (Mike Shoniker)
10:00am
†Joseph Watters (Watters Family)
†Joan Cialek
(Don & Sally Turczyn)
†Teresa Mayne (Rose Rotunda)
†Dominic Rotunda (86th Birthday)
(Rose Rotunda)
†Steve Bobrocky
(Marvel Boyd
12:00pm
†Members of K of C Council #3774
(Members)
†Edna Noble
(Dolores Bergin
†Gertrud LaMonica
(Family & Friends)
4:00PM
Eric Szor, Cindy Clark, Cindy Resovsky,
Gerry Lefteroff, Mary Jourdan, Paul & Pat
Ackerman, Cathay Czerwonka
8:00AM
Ines Young, Nanette Sabell, Bob Cooper,
Martha Mazurek
10:00AM
Devin Partrich, Marianne Alabastro, Cindy
Peterson, Theresa Barbour, Ray & Ilene
Fleszar, Dorothy Toth, Gloria Tamoshunas
12:00PM
Lois Burke, Gary & Kim Wilson, Volunteer
ALTAR SERVERS
4:00PM
Holly Kimes & Kathleen Szczesny
8:00AM
Dylan Champagne & Robert Squires
10:00AM
Steve Byrne & Michael Wallace
12:00PM
Katelyn Yaczik & Kathleen Yaczik
USHERS
4:00PM: Ben Bazanski
8:00AM: Ed Mazurek
10:00AM: Carl Partrich
12:00PM: Dominick Savona
OUR RETURN GIFT TO GOD
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2013
COLLECTION . . . . . . . . $9,541.73
TO MEET BUDGET . . . . $13,800.00
NUMBER OF ENVELOPES 381
PLEASE REMEMBER OUR LADY
OF THE ANGELS IN YOUR WILL
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A few words from Fr. Dariusz
In today’s Gospel Reading, Jesus addressed the nature of sin. He asked, “Do you think that because these
Galileans suffered in this way they were worse sinners than all other Galileans?” Or those eighteen who
were killed when the tower of Siloam fell on them - do you think that they were worse offenders than all
the others living in Jerusalem? He said, “No, I tell you; but unless you repent, you will all perish just as
they did.” In other words, a sin is a sin! There is no such thing as a big sin versus a small sin. Nor is there
such a thing as a good sin versus a bad sin. A sin is a sin! If we offend God, then we have offended God.
We cannot walk away and say that we did not offend God because it was a small sin. Also we cannot say
That it was not a big deal because it was a small sin. A sin is a transgression against God. To sin is to
offend God, to reject His holy ways.
In the Gospel Reading, Jesus tells us a parable about the fig tree. This parable immediately follows after Jesus explains that sin is offensive to God, that it deserves punishment. Jesus wants to point out the sin of indifference, the sin of neglect of one’s responsibilities toward God.
In this parable, Jesus is talking about those who are indifferent to their salvation. He is talking about those who refuse to live their faith
in Christ by performing good works, those who reject the grace of his Father.
The man who planted the vineyard is the Lord Jesus. The fig tree in the garden is one of many. We Christians each represent one fig
tree. Each fig tree is expected to bear fruit that represent the good works and virtues of those who help to build the Body of Christ. Each
Christian has to answer his calling according to where he has been sent by God.
A fig tree that does not produce any fruits after three years should be thrown into the fire to burn until there is nothing left of it.
In the First Reading from the Book of Exodus, we read that God observes the misery of His people. He hears their cries on account of
their taskmasters. So He went to deliver them from the Egyptians.
The Second Reading provides us with more information about God’s people. We learn that God did free His people from slavery. They
were all Baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea. They all ate the same spiritual food. They all drank the same spiritual drink.
But, even though they were God’s people, He was not pleased with most of them. And He struck them down in the wilderness.
During this Lenten season we have many opportunities to be reconciled with the Lord. We have many opportunities to bear good fruit by
doing acts of charity, penance, and love.
God bless you all,
Fr. D
ALTAR SERVER NOTES
Mass Attendance Report
Sunday Liturgy (Feb 16-17) ~ 100%
Confirmation Mass (Feb 17) ~ 100%
BLESSING OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES WILL TAKE PLACE TUESDAY, MARCH 5TH AFTER THE
MASS AT 8:45 A.M.
Coming Soon . . .
Each year all the servers gather on
Holy Thursday night at 9:00pm for a 30
minute Period of Adoration on this night
before Good Friday.
Please plan on attending this annual
service with your families March 28th.
Consider this the same as a Mass assignment and sign-in when you arrive.
“GEE, I DIDN’T KNOW THAT!”
In biblical times when you were in a
Roman prison the jailer was responsible
for all the prisoners. If a prisoner escaped the jailer would lose his life.
Going On Easter Vacation . . . .
If so please call Deacon Bill at 313381-8978 so you will not be assigned to
any Masses between March 24th and April
7th.
Scrabble
Last weeks Scrabble word had two
words and the clue was: “Pope Benedict”
_ I _ H _
_ E A _ S
REMEMBER
NO MEAT ON FRIDAYS
DURING LENT!
SET YOUR CLOCKS AHEAD ONE
HOUR NEXT WEEKEND WHEN
WE GO ON DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
TIME.
Clocks move ahead one hour at 2:00
a.m. March 10th. If you fail to do this
you’ll be an hour early for Mass on Sunday Morning!
DISCOVERING POLAND
If you are interested in the Tour of Poland with Fr. Dariusz, there are brochures and forms available in the Sacristy and the Parish Office. Those interested in Double occupancy at the Hotel,
Father will have a meeting, closer to the
date of departure, to set you up with a
traveling partner...
Christnet the Downriver rotating
shelter for the homeless, moves each
week to a new Church. This is the 19th
year that Christnet has provided shelter.
It is a nighttime program where the homeless receive meals and a warm, safe place
to sleep. The host church for this week
(March 3– 9)
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH ~ WYANDOTTE
ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY
Thanks to the chairman Jane Theeck for
hosting the Anniversary Social, and all
the ladies who donated the food, decorated the hall & tables, worked and stayed
for the clean-up. To George, Greg &
Mike for setting-up battles. Thanks to
Edna Moss for the beautiful cake and
Diane for taking pictures.
Rose Rotunda - President of R.A.S.
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SCRIPTURE READING
The Youthful Corner
WEEK OF MARCH 3, 2013
Sunday ~ Third Sunday of Lent
Ex 3:1-8a, 13-15; Ps 103; 1 Cor 10:1-6, 1012; Lk 13:1-9
Monday ~ Saint Casimir
2 Kgs 5:1-15b; Ps 42; Lk 4:24-30
Tuesday ~ Dn 3:25, 34-43; Ps 25;
Mt 18:21-35
Wednesday ~ Dt 4:1, 5-9; Ps 147;
Mt 5:17-19
Thursday ~ Saints Perpetua and
Felicity, Martyrs
Jer 7:23-28; Ps 95;
Lk 11:14-23
Friday ~ Saint John of God, Religious
Hos 14:2-10; Ps 81; Mk 12:28-34
Saturday ~ Saint Frances of Rome,
Religious
Hos 6:1-6; Ps 51;
Lk 18:9-14
Youth Group Calendar
Mar. 3
Mar. 10
Mar 17
Youth Group 6:30-8pm ~ PC
Youth Group 6:30-8pm ~ PC
Youth Group 6:30-8pm ~ PC
Join our Facebook Group: OLA T.U.F.F. Youth Group page.
An Open Invitation: Are you awesome? Have you always been awesome? Do you
wish you could meet other awesome people just like you? Well look no further than
Our Lady of the Angels Youth Group. We are the keepers of awesomeness. But we
need you to stop by and add this amazing phenomenon. So if you are between the ages
of 10 to 18 and looking for great friends, good people, lots of fun and amazing events
then stop by the Youth Loft Sunday nights from 6:30 to 8pm, and begin your awesome
journey into fulfilling your faith. See you there!
If You have any questions please feel free to contact Youth Leaders:
Tom Kupovits, (313-229-1197) or Monica Alabastro (734-306-1086)
Please pray for the Youth of our parish
Sunday ~ Fourth Sunday of Lent
Jos 5:9a, 10-12; Ps 34; Cor 5:17-21;
Lk 15:1-3, 11-32
IN THE JOURNEY BOOK
For the Third Sunday of Lent, March
3rd. Readings are on Page 81.
For the Fourth Sunday of Lent,
March 10th. Readings are on Page 86.
5TH Annual
KIDS Sewing for KIDS
HOMEBOUND
MINISTERS
NEEDED
Children 8 to 18 years of age
Learn to Sew a Pillowcase for
Children with Cancer
No Experience necessary
We are in need of parishioners who
would like to share the Holy Eucharist
with those unable to attend Mass. I
ask that you think how you would feel
if you were unable to attend Mass and
not receive Jesus? This is just a small
way of sharing your gift with someone unable to be part of our weekend
Mass. If you feel you would like to
be part of the Homebound Ministry,
please contact Karen Kerr.
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Grace Church
7215 Pelham Road
(South of Ecorse Rd.)
Allen Park, MI
10am to 2pm
WELCOME BOYS AND GIRLS
Call to reserve your time
Ilene 313-292-1885
More Details To Come
PRAY FOR OUR COUNTRY
Holy Hour for the Nation Before the Blessed Sacrament Sunday, March 3, 2013,
1:30 - 2:30pm
St. Sebastian Church, Dearborn Heights
We would like to thank everyone for their
cards, kind words, concern and most of all
their prayers for our father John Mosella
Sr. during his illness. Please continue to
keep him in your prayers.
God Bless You All.
Lots of Love,
The Mosella Family
Sacred Heart Major Seminary
Presents Oliver
Lyrics, Music, and Book by Lionel Bart.
Friday, March 22, 2013 at 7:30pm
Saturday, March 23, 2013 at 2 & 7:30pm
No tickets necessary. Doors open 30
minutes prior to performance. Free will
donations taken at the door to benefit the
seminarians at Sacred Heart Seminary.
For more information contact:
amore.mario@shms.edu or Sacred Heart
Seminary at 313-883-8500
Licensed by arrangement with Oliver
Production, Ltd. & Oliver Promotion Ltd.
Based on the novel by Charles Dickens.
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FOOD PANTRY UPDATE
Thank you for responding to last week’s request for donations to the parish food pantry. Although the weather was a little warmer than
usual, we still had many visitors, in fact, more than we expected. We are indebted to all of you who took the time to shop and bring
your donations to the church or office. Every week we are reminded of the difficulty of having enough money to feed the family by
those who come for help. Putting a decent meal on the table can be very difficult when there is little or no income. Fortunately, we
were able to give food to all the families who came to our pantry. The smiles and thanks we receive are very rewarding and a great testimonial to our parish family who make it possible for the pantry’s existence. We hope to be there for a long time so we can continue
providing food to those who would go hungry if our pantry did not exist. Any donations of the following items would really be appreciated: Cereal, Juice, Peanut Butter, Jelly, Canned Milk, Macaroni & Cheese, Spaghetti Sauce, Spaghetti Noodles, Spaghetti-O’s,
Canned Meat, All varieties of Soups, Canned Fruit, Pancake Mix & Syrup, Pork & Beans, Sloppy Joe Mix, Canned Vegetables,
Laundry Detergent, Bar Soap, Toothpaste, Toilet Paper, Baby Food, Diapers, Children’s Snacks, Milk, Eggs, Meat. Perishable
items should be brought to the parish office. In addition, the following products are also sorely needed. Although the following items
are things we normally use each day, they cannot be purchased with food stamps or bridge cards making it difficult for people who need
them but cannot afford to buy them: Hand Soap, Dishwashing Soap, Deodorant, Toothpaste, Mouth Wash, and Detergent. Please
know how much we appreciate your care and concern. Our pantry could not function without our parish family.
The Food Pantry Committee
We would also request that all food donations be checked for the expiration dates because our policy is not to give
food that has expired.
Food Pantry Donations
Cash and checks are needed to buy perishable items. Checks should be made out to: Our Lady of the Angels SVdP Food
Pantry. All monetary donations should be brought to the Parish Office.
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TH
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
SUMMER PARISH FESTIVAL 2013
JUNE 14, 15 & 16
COUNTDOWN TO THE PARISH FESTIVAL
15 WEEKS AWAY!
Most of you are probably thinking the Festival is a long way off but then
we all know how time can fly by very quickly. Lent has already started which means Easter will be here soon.
Some of you may already be planning your flower or vegetable gardens and can’t wait to start digging in the dirt.
How about college and / or school graduations? And, before you know it, school is out. So how about planning
some time to help out at the Festival before your calendar is all filled up. It promises to be another great event
again this year. It’s not only a great fund raiser but it’s a time for all of us to come together as a family, work as a
team and help whenever and wherever we’re needed. Your time and talent can be used in many areas such as
Games, Rides, Vegas Tent, Raffles, Bingo, Food Booths, etc. You can select the best time and place when you
want to help. It’s your choice! The more events we have, the more people we need. Remember those dates, decide when and where you want to volunteer and be ready to enjoy a great weekend in June.
We are looking for chairpersons for the following booths: AMERICAN, PIZZA, BINGO, AND POLISH
FOOD BOOTHS — Call Jerry or Marge Ziemba 313-295-4985 and tell them you’ll be glad to volunteer to
chair one of these booths. Remember to set these days aside and SPREAD THE WORD!
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PRAYER REQUEST LIST
We believe in the power of prayer! The names submitted will continue on the list for approximately one month. If you wish to extend that period, please call the parish office.
Dear God,
We place our worries in Your hands. We place our sick under
Your care and humbly ask that You restore Your servants to good
health once more. . .
David Alanis, Jr., Louise Ames, Annette Anger, Mary Antoncew, Joanne Assenmacher,
Riley Micheal Baydoun, Ben Bazanski, Jocelyn Bell, Tami Beri, Patricia Bevins,
Virginia Biggott, Susan Boskey, Jenny Brownes, Dorothy Bruhn, Kevin Burke, Lou
Campbell, Madeline Carpenter, Eileen Caya, Sara Clark, Robert Colasinski, Carmela
& Matthew Conflitti, Ron Coogan, James Cragg, Larry Creech, Sylvia Creech, Stanley
Cybert, Irene Da Deppo, Chuck Dauphinais, Annmary Demyan, Jack Doute, Eugene
Dunne, Nancy Evanego, Holly Evanoff, Kim Fecker, Lucy Fenech, Mike Ferguson,
Jim Fisher, Leona Flatley, Judith Formosa, Paul Fritz, Tyrone Franklin, Joe Galbraith,
William Garbacz, Dawn Gentz, Kunjumol George, Robert Giacomantonio, Tom Gillen,
Mary Gollash, Martha Graff, Frances Ann Griffith, Tim Hellrung, Marie Holton,
Angela Honeycutt, Gerald Honeycutt, Michael Hornyak, Sr., Jane Jamula, Don Jones,
Michael F. Jones, Bill Kapera, Lora Kay Kasik, Rosita Kelsay, Alison Kilduff, Bob
Kimes, Sr., Virginia Kirkpatrick, Daniel Kirksey, John Knecht, Paul Lacko, Mary
Lapinski, Dolores Locher, Debbie Logan, Mary MacLellan, Frank Mancina, George
Mancos, Jennifer Martin, Mary Martin, Martha Mazurek, Kim McCombe, Joyce
McKale, Audrey Meszaros, Kathy Metro, Helen Miller, Raymond Miller, Chase Millin,
Elsie Mills, Paolo Ceaser Mironda, Donald Modrzynski, John Mosella, Sr., Rosemarie
Mulka, Dolores Nagle, Richard Normandin, Anna & Joseph Nowak, Ernest Oguejiofol,
Barb Orr, Amy Osbourne, Geraldine Paddock, Gary Pearce, Canuta Perez, Cindy
Peters, Sonya Peterson, Angelo Pizzo, David & Madeline Placido, Kevin Poirier,
Michael Potens, Michael Prawdzik, Paul Provencher, Ann Putz, Maxine Raymond,
Rowan Reinhard, Mary Reynolds, Lauren Riker, Jerry Riopelle, Charles Risch, Baby
Luke Ruggiero, Angie Savona, Darleen Scharf, Carl Schleicher, Gloria Schratz, John
Scorzelli, Caroline Sobas, Pattie Stevens, Edna Stokes, Amie Stout, Edith Supanich,
Linda Synischesky, Julia Szatanski, Homer Taylor, Mary Jo Terry, Gerald Thome,
Betty Trombetta, Dan Tulik, Lu Tulik, Harold Vallad, Dylan Van Ormer, Chuck Vella,
Stanley Vennebush, Barbara Walega, Maureen Watters, Michaeleen Weglarz, Paul
Wendell, Roni Wickens, Bob Wojciak, Wally Yascheshyn
CAN THIS BE THE TIME ?
“Now is the appointed time” Time for
what? Time to look more deeply into
our understanding of FAITH. Time to
let this Lent be an occasion as Pope
Benedict XVI has said “to make our
relation with Christ the Lord increasingly ‘firm’?”
What: EVENING OF REFLECTION
When: Wednesday, March 20th
Year of Faith Liturgy ~ 7pm
Reflection: In the Parish Center
Speaker: Mary Therese Lemanek
Religious Formation Educator
Nurse Ministry Notes
Next Sunday, March 10, 2013 is the date
of the American Red Cross Blood Drive
which is coordinated by members of
OLOA Parish Nurse Ministry. Donation
times are from 8:30am to 2:15pm in the
parish center. This particular drive is
special to us. It is dedicated to the memory of Rob Squires who passed away last
September at the age of 46. Rob was a
parishioner and a registered nurse who
worked for the American Red Cross at
blood drives in the area. It would be a
wonderful tribute to Rob to donate in his
honor. Rob worked as a registered nurse
for 16 years - - the past 10 years with the
Red Cross. He was also a member of the
Knights of Columbus. He was married to
his wife, Eileen, for 23 years and had 2
sons, Ryan 16 and Robert 14. Rob was an
organ donor who gave the gift of life to
many persons after his death - - - - - - it
takes a hero. You can be a hero by donating blood next Sunday. If you have not
already scheduled an appointment for
donation, you can call the parish office at
313-381-3000. Walk-ins are always welcome, but an appointment would expedite
the donation process. Please help to make
this blood drive a success!
The next meeting of OLOA Parish Nurse
Ministry is scheduled for Sunday, March
24, 2013 at 11:15am in the St. Joseph
Room. We strongly encourage all members to attend as well as those who are
willing to help us plan the Family Health
and Wellness Fair which is scheduled for
Sunday, April 21, 2013 from 9am - 2pm
in the parish center.
Dear Friends at Our Lady of the Angels,
Thank you for all your prayers and the
get well cards for Bob. As he continues
to recover, he appreciates your thoughtfulness.
The Mayhew Family
March 10, 2013 ~ 8:30am-2:30pm
ST. FRANCES CABRINI
HONOR ROLL
Kaycee Artman
Kara Nagy
Kathleen Szczesny
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
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“As often as you did it for one of my least brothers, you did it for me.”
HELP THE SOUP KITCHEN ~ THIS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
WILL PREPARE AND SERVE AT
ALL SAINTS ~ DETROIT ~ 7824 W. FORT ST. (at Springwells)
Our Lady of the Angels Christian Service Commission is organizing a meal on
Wednesday, March 6th at All Saints Soup Kitchen.
□Are you able to help with the lunch? Please call our Church Office with your
donation and/or desire to serve. If you wish to serve we will leave at 8:45am and
return by 1:30pm. Call the Church Office (313) 381-3000.
□ Beef & Noodle Casserole
Milk
□
□
Rolls
This Lent visit CRSRICEBOWL.ORG
or join us at CRS.ORG to learn more.
Butter (Individual Pats)
PLEASE USE YOUR RICE BOWLS
WHAT YOU GIVE UP FOR LENT
CHANGES LIVES!
Desserts: Cookies,
Cupcakes, Cakes
RECIPE OF THE MONTH
Submitted by Shirley Ash
“BEEF & NOODLE CASSEROLE”
INGREDIENTS:
1 16oz. pkg. Egg Noodles
2 lbs. Ground Beef or Ground Turkey
16 oz. Frozen peas & carrots, thawed
1 med. Onion (chopped)
2 cans Cream of Mushroom soup or 1 26 oz. can
1 cup milk
1 cup water
Salt & Pepper to taste
DIRECTIONS:
Cook noodles & drain. Brown Ground Beef / Turkey and onions in skillet and drain, mix soup with milk and water add to noodles, add the meat,
onions, peas & carrots. Mix well and bake in 9 X 13 pan or aluminum
pan 8 X 10 (2¼” deep) at 350 degrees for 1 hour.
ENVELOPE #_____________
DROP OFF YOUR FOOD DONATIONS IN THE CHURCH
OFFICE MARCH 4-5 OR TO THE PARISH KITCHEN BEFORE
8:30AM ON MARCH 6.
________________________
Any Money donated will be used for Extras
ADDRESS:____________________
Individual Bags: Chips, Doritos, Pretzels
NAME:____________________________________________________________
Bananas or Oranges
Please send me my contribution statement:
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Fruit Cocktail (Large Cans)
This week we focus on prayers, fasting
and almsgiving on Lesotho, where many
children lack access to quality education.
Only 73% of primary school-age children
in Lesotho are enrolled in school. Give to
your Rice Bowl this week to support communities working with CRS to provide
educational opportunities for children.
2012 CONTRIBUTIONS ~ TAX INFORMATION
If you are itemizing deductions on your 2012 tax return and wish to have a
copy of your contribution statement please fill in the form below and drop it in the
collection basket. Your statement will be mailed to you.
□
□
(Recipe Below)
□
Helping Children in Lesotho
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RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION NOTES
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
LENT SCHEDULE 2013
The weekend of February 16/17 was a
very busy one for our parish. For those
wanting to become Catholic or to finish
receiving there Sacraments and those receiving Confirmation.
Daily Mass with Rosary 20 minutes before Mass: Mass is held Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 8:45am.
WELCOME ELECT
On Saturday, February 16, our one Catechumen (Baptism, Confirmation, and
Eucharist), and three candidates
(Confirmation and Eucharist), were presented to Bishop Donald Hanchon at the
Most blessed Sacrament Cathedral. They
are now known as the Elect and have told
Bishop Hanchon they want to be received
into the Catholic faith on Easter Vigil.
OUR ELECT ARE:
Katherine Watson
Adam Frosheiser
David Lalinsky
Please keep them in your prayers during
this time of the Scrutiny’s and Easter
Vigil.
WELCOME NEWLY
CONFIRMED
On Sunday, February 17, our 8th grade
students received the Sacrament of Confirmation. On behalf of the Religious
Education Staff we are so happy to see 28
Newly Confirmed young adults to our
parish of Our Lady of the Angels. Even
though Religious Education still goes on
until the end of April for you, your new
life as an adult in the Church is just beginning. My question to you is: “WHAT
ARE YOU GOING TO DO TO HELP
IN YOUR PARISH?”
I would like to thank so many people
who made your Confirmation a joyous
one.
First many thanks to Bishop Donald
Hanchon, Fr. Dariusz, and Deacon Bill,
for a joyous Mass. Our Lector, Michael
Wallace, our Altar Servers, Ushers, and
Eucharist Ministers, I thank you. Our
joyous celebration couldn’t happen without the joyful music from Nick and his
assistances and the Choir. I would like to
thank Cheryl Antonnicola for the beautiful flowers.
With being new here to Angels, I
would like to thank Maria Valdez for all
her assistance. She is the first face you
see when you come into the Religious Ed.
Office, and a joy to minister with.
Thanks, and God’s Peace,
Karen Kerr
Thursdays of Lent: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 9:30am 6:00pm (we need people to sign-up to be in the Church with Jesus in the
Blessed Sacrament during the day. The sheet is on the table in back of Church.)
Fridays of Lent: Stations of the Cross at 7:00pm
PENANCE SERVICES
Private Confessions: As always there is confession every Saturday at 3:00pm
Communal Penance Service: There are several choices for Communal Penance services:
 March 13 - 7:00pm at St. Constance, Taylor
 March 16 - 11:00am at St. Roch, Flat Rock
 March 19 - 7:00pm at Our Lady of the Angels
 March 19 - 7:00pm at St. Cyprian, Riverview
 March 20 - 7:00pm at St. Joseph, Wyandotte
 March 23 - 12:00pm at Sacred Heart, Grosse Ile
HOLY WEEK
Palm Sunday - March 24
Normal Mass Schedule: 4:00pm, 8:00am, 10:00am & 12:00pm
Holy Thursday - March 28
7:00pm - Mass of the Lord’s Supper with Adoration till formal closing at Midnight
9:00 - 9:30pm - Special prayers of Adoration
Good Friday - March 29
12:00pm - Faces of the Cross presentation by Youth Group
12:45pm - Rosary
1:00pm - Stations of the Cross
1:30pm - Solemn Liturgy
Holy Saturday - March 30
1:00pm - Blessing of Food
8:00pm - Easter Vigil Mass (Followed by Hospitality)
OTHER LENTEN EVENTS:
Operation Rice Bowl - “What you give up . . .” Our Lenten Program of
prayer, fasting, and sacrifice sponsored by Catholic Relief Services. Your contributions help people in the poorest countries and also a portion will assist those
in need of our area.
Wednesday, March 6 - Soup Kitchen at All Saints - SW Detroit, Food Donations Needed!!!
Saturday / Sunday, March 16-17 - Stone Soup: Have a bowl of soup after
Mass. All donations support our Soup Kitchen Fund.
Wednesday, March 20 - 7:00pm Mass with Talk and Reflection in the Parish Center: The topic is “Faith: Gift and Challenge” - Led by Mary Therese
Lemanek
Sunday, March 24 - 7pm - An Evening of Prayer & Reflection: Join us
for a prayerful evening on the death of Christ! The Our Lady of the Angels
Choir is presenting a Palm Sunday Prayer Concert.
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Master Sgt. USAF ~ Edward McBrideQuatar
Petty Officer Patrick C. Dauphinais
SSG Lepine, Christopher
LT. COL. David Fleckenstein, ~ Army
LT. Michael A. Molnar ~ Navy
Daniel J. Lyson ~ Navy
Nicholas Lyson ~ Navy
CPT. Glen Dowling
LCP1 Gregory S. Liphard ~ Marines
Gunny Sgt. Brian Dimock
John Page ~ Navy
Australian Army: Joshua Malonoy ~
Deploying to Afghanistan
Australian Navy: David Malonoy
SN Randy Plutko ~ Pensacola Florida
Justin Dean ~ Marines ~ Camp Lejune,
S.C.
SSG Andrew Guingona ~ Deploying to
Afghanistan
Sp. Airman Matthew Atton ~ Air Force
~ Afghanistan
David MacNicol ~ Navy ~ USS Eisenhower
LCPL Gregory Ruoss ~ Marines ~ Air
Station Beaufort, S.C.
We Are Family
3 Day
Lenten Mission
With
Dr. Ray
Guarendi, Ph.D.
(Dr. Ray is the
Father of ten
children, a clinical
psychologist, author, public speaker and
nationally syndicated radio host!)
MARCH 10, 11 & 12, 2013
St. Mary Magdalen
19624 Wood St. - Melvindale, MI
Sunday ~ 6pm-7:30pm ~ Laughter:
The Sanity of Family
*Monday ~ 7pm-8:30pm ~ Back to Family
*Tuesday ~ 7pm-8:30pm ~
Why Be Catholic
*On Monday and Tuesday, private Confessions will be heard at 6pm. Praise and
Worship will begin at 6:40pm.
For more information, please call:
St. Mary Magdalen ~ 313-381-8566
YEAR OF FAITH
Catechism of the Catholic Church
God, infinitely perfect and blessed in
Himself, in a plan of sheer goodness
freely created man to make him share in
His own blessed life. (Catechism of the
Catholic Church, #1)
Reflection: For this reason, at every
time and in every place. God draws
close to man. He calls man to seek him,
to know him, to love him with all his
strength. He calls together all men,
scattered and divided by sin, into the
unity of his family, the Church. To accomplish this, when the fullness of time
had come. God sent His Son as Redeemer and Savior. In His Son and
through Him, he invites men to become,
in the Holy Spirit, His adopted children
and thus heirs of His blessed life.
So that this call should resound throughout the world, Christ sent forth the apostles He had chosen, commissioning
them to proclaim the Gospel: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations,
Baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy
Spirit, teaching them to observe all that
I have commanded you; and lo, I am
with you always, to the close of the
age.” (Matt. 28:19-20) Strengthened by
this mission, the apostles “went forth
and preached everywhere, while the
Lord worked with them and confirmed
the message by the signs that attended
it.”
Those who with God’s help have welcomed Christ’s call and freely responded to it are urged on by love of
Christ to proclaim the Good News everywhere in the world. This treasure,
received from the apostles, has been
faithfully guarded by their successors.
All Christ’s faithful are called to hand it
on from generation to generation, by
professing the faith, by living it in fraternal sharing and by celebrating it in
liturgy and prayer. (Catechism of the
Catholic Church, 2-4)
Question: How have I worked to hand
on the faith not only to my family, but
to those which I work and live?
Prayer: Soul of Christ, sanctify me.
Body of Christ, save me. Blood of
Christ, inebriate me. Water from the
side of Christ, wash me. Passion of
Christ, strengthen me. O Good Jesus,
hear me. Within your wounds hide me.
Permit me not to be separated from you.
From the wicked foe, defend me. At the
hour of my death, call me and bid me
come to you that with your saints I may
praise you for ever and ever. Amen
(Anima Christi, St. Ignatius of Loyola)
Events and Activities
Third Sunday of Lent, March 3
Mass: 8:00am, 10am, 12 noon
10am ~ RCIA—Scrutiny I~ St. Ann
10am ~ Pre-school ~ Rooms #9 & 10
10am ~ RAS Corporate Comm. ~ Ch
11am ~ Christian Service ~ St. Jos
6:30-8pm ~ Youth Group ~ PC
Monday, March 4
8:45am ~ Mass
10-11:45am ~ Food Pantry
7pm ~ Bible Study ~ St. Jos
7:30pm ~ Men’s Prayer Group ~ St. Ann
Tuesday, March 5
8;45am~ Mass
9:30am ~ Bible Study ~ St. Jos
10:30am ~ Chair Fitness ~ St. Ann
4:30pm ~ Rel. Ed. ~ School & St. Ann
6:30pm ~ Rel. Ed. ~ School & St. Ann
6:00pm ~ Festival mtg. ~ St. Jos
Wednesday, March 6
8:45am ~ Prayer Service
All Saints Soup Kitchen
1-2:45pm ~ Food Pantry
6:30pm ~ RAS mtg. ~ St. Jos
7pm ~ Rainbows ~ School & St. Ann
Thursday, March 7
8:45am ~ Prayer Service
9:15am-6pm ~ Adoration
10:30am ~ Chair Fitness ~ St. Ann
6-7:30pm ~ Folk Group ~ Ch
7:00pm ~ Right To Life ~ St. Jos
7:30-9pm ~ Choir ~ Ch
Friday, March 8
8:45am ~ Prayer Service
9:30am ~ Women of Prayer ~ St. Ann
10-11:45am ~ Food Pantry
7pm ~ Stations of the Cross ~ Ch
Saturday, March 9
3pm ~ Confessions
4:00pm ~ Mass
Our Lady of the Angels Parish Family
offers our prayers and sincere sympathy to the families and friends of:
ROGER KUMMER
age 77
A Funeral Mass was offered on Thursday,
February 21, 2013.
STEVE BOBROCKY
age 73
A Funeral Mass was offered on Friday,
March 1, 2013.
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COME ONE, COME ALL
Fr. Saylor Council
17113 Champaign, A. P.
Mostaccioli Dinner
Raffles & 50/50
Saturday, March 9, 2013
3:00pm to 8:00pm
Adults: $10 - Children under 12: $5
COME SUPPORT
“GOD’S SPECIAL CHILDREN”
TAX SERVICES FOR FREE
Community Tax Sites prepare taxes for
free to families with incomes under
$50,000.
Taylor Residents: Thursdays, 12:30pm
to 6:30pm at the Taylor Human Services Center ~ 26650 Eureka Rd., Taylor.
Allen Park Residents: By Appointment
Only at Baker College ~ 4500 Enterprise Dr., Allen Park.
Appointments at 734-284-6999, Wayne
Metro, Tax Program
BULLETIN BOARD
GARAGE CLEANOUTS
Call for an appointment
734-444-6155 or 734-444-4731
We will clean out garages at a low price
and haul the trash away and will accept
all useable items.
Sr. Citizen Discounts
References Available
Also looking for any kind of Handyman work… shovel snow, any odd
jobs.
SAY IT
WITH FLOWERS
313-383-5222
Full Service Florist
Stan Gryguc
7635 Allen Rd., Allen Park
Is pleased to host
Lunching for the Homeless
to benefit
CHRISTNET CENTER
Date: Saturday, March 16th, 2013
Time: 11:30am to 1:30pm
Location: Carrabba’s Italian Grill
14805 Dix-Toledo Rd.
Southgate, MI 48195
Menu: Chicken Marsala,
Penne Pomodoro,
Minestrone Soup
Bread, and a Beverage.
Cost: $15.00 Adult
$ 5.00 Children 5-10 years old
(4 and under free, compliments of
Carrabba’s)
For tickets contact Joan Forrest 381-3000