August 20-21 - St. Frances Cabrini Parish

ST. FRANCES CABRINI PARISH
9000 Laurence Avenue
Allen Park, Michigan 48101
Phone: (313) 381-5601
Fax: (313) 381-7837
Website: www.cabriniparish.org
OUR CREDO
No matter what your present status
in the Catholic Church;
No matter what your current family
or marital situation;
No matter what your past or present
religious affiliation;
No matter what your personal history, age,
background, race or color;
No matter what your self-image or esteem;
You are invited, welcomed, accepted,
loved and respected at
St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church.
Vision Statement Building upon our Catholic tradition and diversity, we are committed to the spiritual and
physical well-being of all. Our sacramental life challenges us to life-long Catholic formation and Christian service.
Mission Statement As a Faith Community, we are called to serve through worship, service, and education.
PARISH LITURGY
SCHEDULE
Weekend Masses
Saturday Evening 5:00pm
Sunday
8:00am & 10:00am
12:00 noon
&
7:00pm
Daily Mass
Monday - Saturday at 8:30am
Confession
Saturday 4:00pm
Holy Day Masses
As scheduled in Bulletin
Rectory Office Hours
Monday thru Thursday
8:00am to 7:00pm
Friday
8:00am to 5:00pm
(Closed for lunch 12 - 1pm)
Saturday 9:00am - 2:00pm
Sunday CLOSED
Weekend at Birney’s
put and support of our Parish & Finance
Councils, the cooperaon and guidance of
This weekend, some challenging news our staff members, and reliance on the inwill have been shared with you regarding spiraon of the Holy Spirit, a brighter path
our financial situaon at the parish. While forward awaits our parish.
the amounts presented may seem staggering, I am more confident than ever, that we
In review of what was announced a.er
have the ability and proper movaon to each Mass this weekend, the parish of St.
adequately address this financial burden. I Frances Cabrini owns the following finando not feel this confidence is misplaced, cial obligaons:
because I have been connually edified by
the generosity and helpful a!tude dis- 4.4 million in unpaid bills to the Michiplayed by our incredibly dedicated parish/ gan Catholic Conference & Archdiocese of
school staff and your fellow parishioners Detroit
who are members of the Parish and Fi- 1.4 million in uncollected school tuion
nance Councils. As we have been in discus½ from present school families
sion about these ma(ers over the past six
½ from past school families
weeks, I have been the beneficiary of their
support, as together we have a(empted to
As a result of this financial burden, we
face these challenges in a responsible and presently have $275,000 in unpaid invoiccharitable manner. I can’t promise that it es, most of which are 90+ days past due.
will always be a smooth road ahead, but I These are mostly invoices from vendors
do pledge that I will do everything in my that we do business with on a regular basis.
ability to keep you well informed of our
(connued on next page)
progress and on-going needs. With the in-
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(Weekend at Birney’s continued)
USA. These stats come from the Wall Street Journal, Pew
Survey, and the AOD.
As a result of the above informaon, we have taken the
In 2014: 22.8% of all US adults (18 and older) are relifollowing steps:
giously unaffiliated a.k.a. “nones”. 20.8% of adults identify as
Made dramac adjustments to our present budget, in
both the schools and parish
Eliminated posions, merged posions and redra.ed job
descripons
Rescinded a promised pay raise for all employees and reduced health care benefits
Met with schools families to address the uncollected tuion issue
Accepted a repayment plan from the MCC & AOD which
requires a payment of $20,000 a month, but also comes with
very lucrave incenves that will result in substanal reducon to our 4.4 million balance, if we are able to meet the
repayment plan.
Ongoing consultaon with the Parish & Finance Councils
Hold a parish Town Hall to further discuss these issues
and allow you the opportunity to seek clarificaon—Sunday,
Sept.11 @ 1pm (Church).
Please know of my commitment to do everything possible to be a good pastor for all of you; to address these financial issues, to build upon the success of our Catholic schools,
and most importantly, to help you grow closer in relaonship to the Lord.
St. Frances Cabrini, pray for us,
Fr. Tim
Evangelize? Why me?
Catholics and 14.7% identify as mainline Protestant. 22.8%
= 47 million people in our country, which is the highest it has
ever been and it is trending upwards. Many of the 22.8% of
“nones” used to identify as Catholics and now claim no religion. Of the US Adults who were baptized Catholic, 38% are
not practicing. We can see the effects as parishes close or
are joined. Sacramental records in Detroit and Lansing show
an alarming trend: Only 30% of Catholics attend Mass regularly, 33% drop in baptisms, 44% drop in Marriages, 58%
drop in RCIA, 59% drop in children receiving Catholic instruction. When asked if spreading the faith (evangelizing) is a
priority for you/your parish only 6% of Catholics responded
yes.
The numbers paint a disturbing picture. If these trends
keep up and nothing is done about it, there will no longer be
a priest shortage but a people shortage. The temptation for
us can often be to think: “it isn’t really a problem yet” or “I
don’t have to worry about it because somebody else will” or
“there is nothing I can do about it”. The statistics show the
disastrous effects of only thinking inwardly, of looking at the
situation with tunnel vision. We can no longer sit idly by and
hope this problem will get better by itself, or somebody else
will handle it. We have to approach the situation as members
of the Kingdom of God. As people filled with the Holy Spirit
and armed for battle. It needs to be our mission!
Next Article- Who is called to Evangelize?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Go to Page 9 and meet our new
seminarian, Zaid Chabaan
By: Fr. Dominic
Recapping last article: The New Evangelization spreads
the Kerygma, the Good News of Jesus Christ; but is new in
its ardor, method and expression. Today our focus will be on
why we need this New Evangelization.
The short answer is; evangelization is our mission as
Catholics. “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son
and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I commanded you; and, I am with you always, even to the end of
the age” Matthew 28:19-20. Jesus’ life was about evangelizing, so we must be about evangelizing. However, the New
Evangelization is unquestionably needed because of the
state of our Church in so many places. The New Evangelization is needed because we as Catholics can no longer afford
to be about maintenance, we need to be about mission! Our
focus needs to be about “going out into the vineyard” and
bringing people into the Church, both people who never
heard the Gospel and those who have left the Church. Let’s
take a quick look at some statistics that will help define the
problem. These statistics will be localized to the US population for brevity’s sake, but Europe is in a far worse state than
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Athletics, Boosters & Parish News
CABRINI ATHLETICS ~ Dean Allen, Athletic Director
Please see www.Schedulestar.com (listed under Cabrini
High School) for up-to-date game times for both CYO & High
School student-athletes. You can also contact the Athletic Department at (313) 388-0576.
The new High School athletic website is at
www.cabriniathletics.org.
Bus drivers for afternoon athletic routes are still needed. Contact Debbie Norman at (313) 388-0576.
CABRINI HIGH SCHOOL FACEBOOK PAGES:
www.facebook.com/CabriniHighSchool
www.facebook.com/CabriniAlumni
See what’s happening at our school!
Downriver Vicariate Dementia Series III
The Downriver Vicariate is sponsoring a third dementia series with HOPE Dementia Ministry LLC. The new series will
run each month hosted at a different parish through June 2017.
Dementia Basics and Building Your Team
Saturday, September 10, 2016
9:00 – 11:30 am
Upcoming Events
Booster Club Meeting ~ Wednesday, September 7th
Dueling Pianos ~ Saturday, September 10th
Homecoming, Tuition Raffle & After Party ~ TBD
Trivia Night (Audible Edition) ~ Saturday, October 15th
The Cabrini Booster Club meets on the 1st Wednesday of
the month at Holy Family Hall at 7:30 pm. All men and women
are invited to join, as our goal is to help serve the sports programs at Cabrini Schools, as well as the Parish. Come on
down and check us out. Our next meeting is September 7. To
become a member, register online for $25. Any questions or if
you need more information, please email us at:
cabriniathleticboosters@gmail.com
Our website: www.cabriniboosters.org
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Cabrini Athletic Boosters
St. Frances Cabrini Holy Family Hall
Contact person: Therese Tardiff (313)381-5601
Speaker: Lynn Breuer, MSW Geriatric Care Mgr
Dementia is not a disease. It is an umbrella term to describe a group of symptoms that impair cognitive function,
memory, and behavior. Dementia symptoms include
memory loss, confusion, and personality and behavioral
changes that impact the person’s social and working life.
This presentation will look at the most common types of
dementia and the characteristics of each. Then we will look
at building a support team of professionals and service providers to help you and your loved one on this journey.
Nearly 50% of caregivers die before the person with
dementia because they don’t have the proper support and
help. Learn about who needs to be on your team and the
role they will play: medical, legal, financial, care support.
During the rest of the series you will meet and hear from
representatives from each of these categories and how they
can help ease the journey for all.
PARISH SERVICE OPPORTUNITY Saturday, September 17 8:20 am - 12:00 pm
Parishioners of all ages, individuals and families, are encouraged to participate in this parish service day as we make a
difference in the lives of our neighbors in the Metro Detroit area.
Gleaners Distribution Warehouse: food donations need sorting and packing for sharing with hundreds of metro Detroit organizations. This project is for middle school age and older.
Kids Helping Kids Program: a Gleaners program that teaches children K-12 about hunger and nutrition as they help their hungry peers.
This project is for families with children kindergarten age and up.
If you would like to participate in this parish service day, call Therese Tardiff at (313)381-5601,
or email at cabriniym@yahoo.com. We will meet in the Holy Family Hall to organize a car pool and get directions.
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Christian Service and More
Christian Service Commission Meeting
Tuesday Travelers
When: Wednesday, August 31
Time: 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
Where: Holy Family Hall
Who: All parishioner are invited and encouraged to
join the commission and be a part of the special ministry of Christian Outreach. If you would like to join
the commission, please contact Therese Tardiff at
(313)381-5601.
Inerary for the coming months
Sr. Judie Ann Lunch Ministry
On Thursday, September 1
we will again join Sr. Judie Ann in her
ministry to serve those in most need
in the Eastern Market neighborhood.
If you would like to assist in this ministry by donating needed items please
drop them off to the Rectory office
by Tuesday, August 30. If you have questions please
call Therese Tardiff at (313)381-5601 or email cabriniym@yahoo.com.
Some items needed this month are: individually
wrapped cookies, chips, lunch size fruit cups/apple
sauce, napkins, zip lock sandwich bags, peanut butter, jelly, men’s and women’s white socks, underwear
and t-shirts, and monetary donations.
All Saints Soup Kitchen
Nourishing the hungry
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Volunteers are needed to help us cook and
serve more than 150 men, women and children who
depend on All Saints for lunch. If you would like to
join us on this day at All Saints please call Kathy
Bates at (734)324(734)324-0944. We meet outside Holy
Family House at 9 a.m. to carpool and are back at
Cabrini around 1:30 p.m.
We also provide desserts to complement the
meal. These special diners really enjoy cakes,
cookies, brownies and cupcakes. If you would like
to donate goodies please call the parish office at
313-381-5601, and leave a message with the
staff. Baked goods need to be store bought and delivered to the parish office by Tuesday, September
13 no later than 7:00 pm. We would like to thank
Meijer in Allen Park for their very generous donation of $150.00 to help defray the cost of the meal.
Organizers have been busy this summer planning day trips
through December for the Tuesday Travelers. The group always
has a lot of fun together; consider hopping aboard the Bianco bus
for one that appeals to you (and feel free to bring a friend or two
along!)
Aug. 23, 9:15am to 4:15pm: Seats are sll available for our
Pilgrimage to the Holy Doors of the Cathedral of the Most
Blessed Sacrament, which includes a guided tours of Old St.
Mary’s and Sweetest Heart of Mary in Detroit, and a personal
journey through eight Holy Door Staons inside and outside the
Cathedral. Parishioner Dan McAfee, worship director for the
Archdiocese of Detroit, will be our guide. Lunch at Fishbone’s
Rhythm Kitchen Café. Cost: $70 (includes lunch).
Sept. 27: 7:15am to 9:45pm: ArtPrize in Grand Rapids –
you’ve heard about it; now be part of the experience! The art of
more than 1,500 global arsts is displayed everywhere within a
three-mile radius of city’s center, and we mean everywhere –
street corners, restaurants, museums, banks, churches and the
bridges over the Grand River. Tour the taproom and unique producon facility of Founders Brewery, whose cra. beers are wildly
popular across the United States. Lunch at the historic Women’s
City Club. (Founders and the WCC are two unique ArtPrize venues). The a.ernoon to explore more art at some of the larger
venues downtown. Cost: $87 (includes coffee and muffins before
departure, lunch, Founders tour and souvenir glass). Dinner on
own during return home.
Registraon deadline for ArtPrize trip is Aug. 25
Oct. 18: 8:45am to 5:00pm:
Harvest Adventure We’re
heading out to northern Oakland County for a visit to an Alpaca
Farm in Ortonville and Westview Orchards and Winery in Washington Township. Lunch is at the White Horse Inn in Metamora, a
local landmark dang back to the 1850s that has served as a
stagecoach stop and hotel throughout the years. Cost: $83
(includes coffee and muffins before departure, lunch, tours of
farms, wine tasng, bag of seasonal fruit).
Dec. 13: 9:30am to 6:30pm: Cornwell’s Turkeyville for
lunch and theater We’ll celebrate Christmas together a li(le
early with a famous tradional turkey lunch and the stage producon of the musical comedy, “Christmas with the In-Laws.”
Cost: $73 (includes lunch and the show).
Trips leave from the church parking lot. To reserve a spot
for either day trip, stop by the Parish Office to register.
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Christian Service / Miscellaneous
AUGUST FOOD COLLECTION
Downriver Food Pantry
August 21, 2016
Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
Christian Women ~ PBJ
Thank you for your consideration and your offer to make
sandwiches or send a donation. Please send your donations
to the Rectory marked “Nancy Trela/PBJ Sandwiches”.
ITEM
Bread (white)
Bread (wheat)
Peanut Butter
Jelly
Sandwich Bags
QUANTITY
COST PER
8 loaves (Sam’s) $2.85 / 2pk
8 loaves (Sam’s) $3.48 / 2pm
2 jars (GFS)
$9.99 each
2 jars (GFS)
$6.49 each
300ct box (GFS) $7.99
Monthly Total
EXPENSE
$11.40
$13.92
$19.98
$12.98
$ 4.00
In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells us to “strive
to enter through the narrow gate.” Our call to
be disciples and to follow Jesus demands that
we learn to live for the sake of others.
With love for your neighbors who have nothing, look
around your house to see what furniture, household
items, and clothing you no longer use...and give it to
the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
Cabrini Card Club
We are in need of card players when our
games start again in September and play
until April. For more information, please
call:
$62.28
I / We would like to sponsor the following items for the Christian Women’s monthly PBJ program for St. Aloysius church:
BRIDGE:
Name_______________________________________________
EUCHRE: Joyce Feher
PINOCHLE: Tony & Gaye Olah
Phone #_____________________________________________
Peggy Lupton
Home: (313) 382-5746
Cell: (517) 404-7102
Home: (313) 928-8058
Home: (313)382-0210
Questions? Please call Joyce Feher (313) 928-8058
Item_____________________ Quantity________$___________
Former students of St. Alfred’s Item______________________Quantity________$___________
Item______________________Quantity________$___________
Franciscan Facts
Patience and Humility
Words of St. Francis of Assisi Where there is patience
and humility there is neither anger nor worry.
Scripture Let nothing be done through selfish ambition or
conceit, but in lowliness of mind let each esteem others better than oneself. Philippians 2:3
Prayer Lord God, your own Son patiently endured suffering and humbly submitted to your will for the sake of all he
came to save. I too want to seek your will. Let me also work
for the good of others as I interact with them, so that they
will have no cause to worry over their well-being in relationship to me. Please help me to practice such patience in my
daily dealings so that no one perceives impatience from me
or is provoked to impatience by me. Amen
Practice If I am struggling to be patient with someone, I will
examine my thoughts to discover if selfishness or a superior
attitude is impeding my good care of them. (from Thirty
Days with St. Francis of Assisi,)
For Info on Secular Franciscan Order , call Pat (313)381-1916.
If you attended St. Alfred’s and graduated high
school between 1990-1992, you are invited to an
informal reunion on September 17. We’d love to
catch up with some former classmates from St.
Alfred’s Catholic Grade School. We even invited a few of our former teachers and Principal, Mr. Caruso. A pavilion is reserved for
us to have a casual picnic/potluck for the afternoon. Please reach
out to Jennifer Sutherland at jnanettes@gmail.com or (248) 7977232 to find out more details! Or you can find Jennifer on Facebook to receive a Facebook invite to the event.
For Widowed Men & Women
Buffet Dinner & Games
August 31, 2016
Red Olive Banquet Center, Plymouth, MI
All widowed men and women are invited to join us for a Buffet
Dinner and Games at the Red Olive Banquet Center, 1059 W. Ann
Arbor Road (East of Sheldon), in Plymouth. Doors open at 5:30 pm.,
Dinner at 6:00 pm. Cost of $20 includes a variety of Pita sandwiches,
soups, Michigan Salad, coffee, tea, dessert, tax, tip and prizes. (Cash bar
is available). Pay at the door, cash only, no walk-ins please. After dinner, test your skills at some of TV’s best game shows. RSVP by August
25th to Gerry L. at 734-259-5024. Come meet new friends and have
lots of fun in a safe, friendly and supportive atmosphere! Sponsored by
Widowed Friends, a “peer” support group in the Archdiocese of Detroit.
For further information about Widowed Friends, come visit our website
at www.widowedfriends.org
Memorial Garden Plaque
We are still taking names for the next memorial plaque. We
need approximately 105 names before we can send to the engraver. As of now, we are at 35, so it will take a smidge longer!
You do NOT have to be deceased to reserve a place on the
plaque. Different fonts = different prices. Please call Janet at the Rectory at
(313) 381-5601 if you have any questions.
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Religious Education / Parish News
The following children were
baptized on August 14, 2016
Jazmin Araiza,
child of
Javier & Monica (Mendez) Araiza
Jackson Alexander Barba,
child of
Andres & Michelle (Doyle) Barba
Olivia Isabell Linda Garcia,
child of
Arnulfo & Christa (Sarnowsky) Garcia
Camarena--Neace,
Natalia Annalicia Camarena
Living Every Day With
Passion & Purpose
With
Matthew Kelly
Special Musical Guest Eliot Morris
child of Israel Camarena & Sabrina Neace
Peyton Christine Schwandt,
child of Nathan & Shannon (Palmer) Schwandt
Welcome to the Family of St. Frances Cabrini
Registration for the Religious Education Program for
the 2016-2017 school year for grades 1 - 8 began on May
2, 2016. Forms are available in the Rectory Office. The tuition is $150 per FAMILY and due in full at registration.
If this is your child's first year, please bring a copy of
their baptismal certificate. Please register early to ensure
we order enough materials and have the catechists we
need for each grade level.
We also have Sunday Pre-School for ages 3-4 through
kindergarten on Sunday morning during the 10:00am Mass.
Tuition is $40.00 per child. During the Sunday Pre-School,
nursery is available for younger toddlers at no charge.
Please pray for those being
joined in
Holy Matrimony
Friday, September 2, 2016 at 3:00pm
Shelby Gilliam & Martin Martinez II
Friday, September 16, 2016 at 4:30pm
Lauren Baker & Michael Lollo
Saturday, September 24, 2016 at 12:00pm
Miriam Garcia & Enrique VeraVera-Vargas
Friday, October 7, 2016
7:00 pm – 10:45 pm
St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church
Are you thriving or just surviving?
Are you ready for more energy?
A deeper sense of purpose?
More joy?
A clearer understanding of God’s plan for your life?
Join us for one of our Passion & Purpose events. It
has been a life-changing event for tens of thousands of
people. Living Every Day with Passion & Purpose is presented by internationally acclaimed speaker and author
Matthew Kelly and the incredibly talented Eliot Morris.
Doors will open an hour before the event. We recommend you arrive an hour to half hour prior to the event starting, to collect your event materials and find a seat. Every
event attendee will receive an event bag, which contains a
book, CD, journal, pen, and several other great resources.
Please note, meals are not served during the breaks, feel
free to pack a snack to enjoy during the breaks in public
areas.
Tickets are $39.00 and can be purchased at St.
Frances Cabrini and
at www.DynamicCatholic.com/
AllenPark or call (859)980.7900.
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Youth Ministry / St. Vincent de Paul
YOUTH MINISTRY CONTACT INFORMATION
Therese Tardiff: Coordinator of Youth Ministry
(313)381-5601 or Cabriniym@yahoo.com
Maria Wyatt: Middle School Youth Leader
(734) 283-1929 or dmkkwyatt@wowway.com
World Youth Day
Krakow, Poland 2016
In 1985, Pope John Paul II invited young people from
around the world to join him in Rome to observe the United
Nations International Year of the Youth. Ever since that momentous occasion, Catholic youth from around the globe
have continued to gather together and celebrate WYD.
“Blessed are the Merciful for they shall obtain Mercy”
was the theme of WYD 2016. This scripture verse will ring in
my ears forever as we heard it over and over this past year
during our preparation and through out the duration of the
WYD week through songs, reflections and messages from
the Pope, Bishops and others. This scripture has taken on a
new meaning in my life, it helped me to realize how truly
blessed I am and how badly God wants and needs me to
continue to share who I am and my gifts and talents with
others especially the youth of the church. No matter how
dark the world may seem at times the love and mercy of
Christ will prevail over all darkness.
Though the pilgrimage in Krakow has sadly come to and
end, our journey continues. But before I close I would like to
thank all the pilgrims for opening their hearts to God, myself
and one another. I would especially like to thank Tim Kozlo
and Peggy Durocher for all the support they provided me
personally and to our whole group before, during and after
the pilgrimage, their playfulness, leadership, compassion
and faith are a blessing to so many. Thank you to all the
parents and parishioners who supported this pilgrimage not
only financially but through lots of love and prayers what a
gift you gave so many. Thank you God for good health and
the gift of faith that made this pilgrimage possible for myself
and our whole group.
GOD IS SO GOOD……. ALL THE TIME!
Therese Tardiff
Below is a reflection from one of our participants, Phil
Trela. More reflections will follow in the weeks ahead.
WYD 2016 in Krakow was my first WYD experience. Before arriving, I did not know what to expect. I entered with
an open heart and an open mind. What I found was nothing short of inspiraonal! We walked through the streets of
Krakow in large crowds; crowds full of young people from
across the globe. The amazing thing was that all of the people we saw were excited. They were excited to be in Krakow; excited to hear the pope’s messages; excited to share
their faith with one another. Groups were channg and
cheering all week from the me we boarded our flight to
Krakow from Frankfort, unl we made it to our hotel the
final night. It was like being at a sporng event, that’s the
level of excitement that was in the air. The only thing is
that there was no compeon; no one trying to be be(er
than someone else. Everyone was there to cheer for Jesus
and one another. It was inspiraonal to see millions of
young people li.ing each other up and sharing their faith.
I came to find out that this is exactly what WYD is: an
opportunity to stand in solidarity, stand together in faith,
and bring more peace, joy and mercy into the world.
Phil
Join Our Family of Volunteers Now!
Help Us Help Others
There are so many opportunities for us to be the hands
and feet of Christ right here in our own neighborhoods and
cities! We need “you” to help us help others. If you’ve been
looking for an outreach where even a few hours of your time
will matter…this is it. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is
a volunteer lay organization comprised of men and women
of all ages who provide comfort and assistance to those in
need.
Volunteers sharing their time and talents are the core
of St. Vincent de Paul store operations. Help us sort and
display a variety of donated clothing and household goods.
Sign up now to work at our Lincoln Park Thrift Store on Fort
Street and join our family of volunteers. Families are welcome, groups are welcome, and individuals are guaranteed
to meet new friends. Consider a morning, an afternoon or
early evening. Our conference gets $10.00 in debit cards
for every volunteer hour worked! Please contact the store
at 313-382-3100 for more information regarding volunteer
opportunities. Thank you and God bless you.
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Week of August 22, 2016
Are you interested in other cultures and languages? Would you like to share your culture
with a young person from another country?
Monday, August 22, 2016
CHS - 1st Full Day
CES/CMS - 1/2 Day
8:30am
Mass
1:00pm
CW Sewing Guild
Church
WWW
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
CHS Picture Day
CES/CMS - 1st Full Day
8:30am
Mass
10:00am
Al-Anon
8:00pm
AA
Church
HFH Mtg#2
HFHBsmnt
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
CES/CMS Picture Day
Kindergarten - 1st Full Day
8:30am
Mass
Church
12:00pm
Cabrini Seniors
MCR
6:30pm
CHS Meet the Teacher CHSRooms
7:00pm
N.A.
HFH Bsmnt
8:00pm
Sophomore Parent Mtg CHSCafe
Thursday, August 25, 2016
8:30am
Mass
9:30pm
APPC Basketball
Church
CC
Friday, August 26, 2016
8:30am
Mass
Church
Saturday, August 27, 2016
8:30am
Mass
Church
9:00am
PGC Workshop
HFH
(Protecting Gods’ Children)
1:00pm
AA
HFH Bsmnt
2:30pm
Quinceanera
Church
Jaretzi Velasquez
4:00pm
Confession
Church
5:00pm
Mass
Church
Sunday, August 28, 2016
8:00am
Mass
10:00am
Mass
12:00pm
Mass
7:00pm
Mass
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• Receive a monthly stipend to help assist with the costs of
hosting
PSE Exchange Students:
• Want to learn about American culture and values
• Have proficient English language skills
• Bring their own spending money & insurance
For more information, contact Theresa Ledesma at (248) 6704030; Theresa.pse@gmail.com or www.pse-edu.org
HOST AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
St. Frances Cabrini High School is planning to recruit
through the council on Standards for International Educational Travel, CSIET, several international students for the next
school year. We have been approached by agencies interested in assisting us with the international students studying at
Cabrini High School in preparing for a college career at a U.S.
university.
In order to enroll international students, we need to identify Cabrini Catholic Parish or School families who would be
interested in providing home-stay housing.
As a host family, you will share your home and family life
with an international student as well as expose them to the
best of American history and culture. Together, you will celebrate cultural differences and discover similarities with regards to values and beliefs. Most importantly, your family
can make a difference in the life of an international student
by fulfilling the dream of an American private educational
experience and in providing a safe, Christian home away
from home.
For more information, please contact:
FLAG Beyond Program at Contact@flag-intl.org or
PSE: Theresa.pse@gmail.com
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Please Pray For………..
Jeff Adamczyk
Ken Adkison
Alicia Atkinson
Erika Bacha
Joseph Bachleda
Janina Bak
Alan Barnas Family
Irene Barnas
Marjorie Barnowski
Michael Bartoluzzi
Julie Bauman
Nick Beasanski
Mary Beaubien
Dwight Behm
Bill Benson
Cindy Berg
Robert Billing
Ronald Bloom
Michael Booth
Erica Born
Alan Burch
Pat Burtka
Byrne Family
Dean Cape
Mae Cape
Dorothy Ceccarelli
Marie Cunningham
Vincent D’Amico
Gloria Daniels
Marie Dean
Chelsea Dobija
Mary Dow
Mary Duley
Maryanne Fall
Ellen Farkas
Matylda Fron
Norma Fusco
Herman Gaines
Alanna Gehringer
Donna Geiger
Leslie George
Ronald Gering II
Ronald Gering III
Denise Gregoire
Drew Gregoire
Katherine TallonGrundman
Cecilia Haig
Frank Hansinger
Martha Ann Harris
Steve Hecmanczuk
Rinetta Herman
Tom Higgision
Tim Hollman
Anita Howard
Virginia Holowecky
Dan Howe
Mary Howe
Catherine Humbles
Catherine Husky
Patricia Irwin
Betty Joyce
Quentin Kastlan
Eddie Kastl
Bonnie Kawalec
Steve Kawalec
Tom Kearn
Janet Keeth
Greetings to my sisters and brothers
at St. Frances Cabrini!
I am very happy and excited to begin
my pastoral internship here and minister
as a seminarian in the life of this incredible and vibrant parish faith community. I will be spending the
next year (August 2016- August 2017) living at the
parish and being lead by Fr. Tim, Fr. Dominic, the
staff, and all you, the parishioners of Cabrini. I completed three years of seminary formation at Sacred
Heart Seminary, just recently completing my first year
in the graduate School of Theology.
I am 27 years old and have one sister who is 25.
My parents are both from the Middle East, my mom
grew up in Baghdad, Iraq and my father is originally
from Syria. I was born and raised in Southfield, but
after the passing of my grandfather when I was 12, I
moved to Sterling Heights (Macomb County) where I
went to Stevenson High School and college at Oakland University, where I majored in History/ Political
Science. I worked for eight years before coming into
seminary in customer service related jobs. I enjoy
reading, watching movies, languages, traveling, and
spending time with others.
I am blessed and grateful to God for allowing
me to enter into your home and family here at Cabrini.
I am looking forward to meeting you all and through
John Kepes & Family
Gayle King
Alice Klenczar
Brittany Kmita
Christopher
Krupinski
Karin Kozlo
Paul Kwasniewski
Monica “Gerri”
Lambert
Candice Lamborghini
Harry Letinski
Josephine Letinski
John Liburdi
Dee Lipchik
Shirley & Alfred
Locker
Lucas MacLeod
Tammy Maguire
Mike Manor
Elizabeth Marra
Julie Mastin
Rose McGovern
Dolores McKernan
Rita Megge
Carl Mollett
Wendy Mollett
Leona Monell
James Moore
Tony Muklewicz
Jennifer Mussio
Maureen Mussio
Joseph Neal
Rosemarie Nowacki
Randy Pearson
Bruce Perry
Charles Reseter
Jackie Riopelle
Jack Rochon
Bill Sabo
Emery Salamon,Jr
Renee Salamon
John Sanchez
Ann Sarich
Claire Scalici
Walt Shogren
Jacqueline Smith
Helen Soter
Kathleen Stauder
Kevin Stauder
Gloria Staley
James Stecki
Carol Stromberg
Sam Sturgill
Robert Sucheck
Joan Sullivan
Cody Terteling
Judith Tink
Mary Tirpak
Bradley Trombley
Rhonda Turner
Ed Vespa
Nancy Volk
Al Williams
Carie Woodall
Joseph Scott
Zyskowski
my own experience of being involved in different liturgical functions, helping teach in the schools, and all
the other activities in the life of the parish. I know I
will gain a plentitude of valuable lessons and experiences that will help me grow in my own seminary formation. So what am I? You may be wondering what
to call me. I am not a Father yet, or Deacon, or religious brother, but just “Zaid”. The name Zaid is a
Middle Eastern name, which means assurance, it
rhymes with the word paid and my last name Chabaan
rhymes with Cinnabon (I hope that makes it easy!)
I am humbled and grateful to God to be at
Cabrini. I am excited to walk alongside each of you as
we journey towards our earthly pilgrimage to the
Heavenly Jerusalem. May you be blessed and be a
blessing.
In His peace,
Zaid Chabaan
The Montessori Giving Tree Academic
Preschool still has some openings for the fall.
Please call (313) 386-5573 or visit
www.montessorigivingtee.com for more information.
We would love to be a part of your little
ones’ education experience! Children must
be 3 years of age and toilet trained to attend.
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MASS INTENTIONS / READINGS
Monday, August 22, 2016 8:30am Mass
The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
2 Thessalonians 1:1-5, 11-12; Psalm 96:1-2a, 2b-3, 4-5;
Ma(hew 23:13-22
Bill Colinski by Family
Tuesday, August 23, 2016 8:30am Mass
Saint Rose of Lima, Virgin
2 Thessalonians 2:1-3a, 14-17; Psalm 96:10, 11-12, 13;
Ma(hew 23:23-26
Marie Broughton (Birthday Remembrance) by Family
Laura Piccioni (Birthday Remembrance) by Family
Robert & Ruth Schiffer & Family, Living & Deceased
Cecilia Orlowski by Husband
7:00pm Mass - Discontinued for the summer
Wednesday, August 24, 2016 8:30am Mass
Saint Bartholomew, Apostle
Revelaon 21:9b-14; Psalm 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18; John 1:45-51
Mary Bolduc by Husband
Christine Rozanski (Birthday Remembrance)
by Gary Szkarlat
Delores Dippert (Birthday Remembrance) by Family
Bill Schwindel (Wedding Anniversary Remembrance)
by Wife
Bill Liphardt by Sarkozy Family
8:00 am Mass
Lector - Sheila McAfee
Commentator - Kate Zimnicki
Sacristan - Robert Powell
Altar Servers - Kaitlyn Jabczenski, Elena Ramirez & Emily Ferzo
Anthony & Grace Vassallo by Daughter Chris Previch
James & Emma Previch by Son Marty Previch
10:00 am Mass
Lector - Emily Chesney
Commentator – Mary Brua
Sacristan – Marge Wolber
Altar Servers - Elizabeth Mattoon, Amy Tran & Zaied Resto-Jiminez
Thursday, August 25, 2016 8:30am Mass
Saint Louis; Saint Joseph Calasanz, Priest
1 Corinthians 1:1-9; Psalm 145:2-3, 4-5, 6-7; Ma(hew 24:42-51 4
Julian Joseph (5th Anniversary) by Children
Rosa Calabrese (Birthday Remembrance) by Family
Living & Deceased Members of the Medrik Family
Jerry Drumheller by Pat Tripp
Special Blessings for Pete & Sue Andres on their 50th
Wedding Anniversary
Elaine Pross (Birthday Remembrance) by Sister, Shirley
Leonard Myrand (Wedding Anniversary Remembrance)
by Wife
Jeanne Myrand Rudzik by Mom
Adam Dusik by Cathy & Joe Cowall
12:00 pm Mass
Lector - Denny Connors
Commentator - Bea Cassidy
Sacristan - Greg Montminy
Altar Servers - Sophie Kerr, Joey Berro & Brian Chapman
Friday, August 26, 2016 8:30am Mass
1 Corinthians 1:17-25; Psalm 33:12, 4-5, 10-11; Ma(hew 25:1-13
Ada Andreassi by Josephone & Giovanni Stante
Harold Gass by Mary Brua
Joan Teetzel by Mary Brua
David & Greg Boik by Family
Dan Lambert by Mary Brua
Nancy Bissing by Mary Brua
Rita Gentner by Irene Nowak
Bernie Tieppo (Birthday Remembrance) by Mom & Dad
Joe Tarcha (Anniversary Remembrance) by Wife
Saturday, August 27, 2016 8:30am Mass
Saint Monica
1 Corinthians 1:26-31; Psalm 33:12-13, 18-19, 20-21;
Ma(hew 25:14-30
Victor Scipione Sr. by Family
Saturday and Sunday, August 27 and August 28, 2016
Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sirach 3:17-18, 20, 28-29; Psalm 68:4-5, 6-7, 10-11;
Hebrew 12:18-19, 22-24a; Luke 14:1, 7-14
5:00pm Mass
Lector - Jeanne Salerno
Commentator - John Cicotte
Sacristan - Terry Mazure
Altar Servers - Ryan & Megan Budai and Saundra Bachnak
Victoria Marra by John & Donna Marra
Anna & Andrew Mehall by Daughter Dorothy
7:00 pm Mass
Lector - Pat Csatari
Commentator - Ted Hughes
Sacristan - Colleen O’Connell-Fix
Altar Servers - Elaine, Nicole & Ava Teed
For vocations for the priesthood
Please pray for the family and friends
of our dearly departed
Bryan Gamble, Thomas Darcy, Regina Honer &
Sylvester Zell
Candles 4th Friday
Barbara Kostoff
Towels 4th Sunday
Alice Klenczar
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St. Frances Cabrini
9000 Laurence, Allen Park, MI 48101
Rectory Office / Religious Formation (313) 381-5601
Fax (313) 381-7837 Web: www.cabriniparish.org
Rectory Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 8:00am to 7:00pm
Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
(Closed for Lunch 12:00pm to 1:00pm)
Monday-Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
Saturday 9:00am to 2:00pm
Sunday CLOSED
Pastor
Reverend Timothy Birney
Associate Pastor
Reverend Dominic Macioce
Permanent Deacon
Reverend Mr. Luis Flores
Budget Director
Jill Ferraiuolo
Director of Music Ministry/Liturgy Coordinator
Nick Beasanski
Dir. Religious Education
Catherine Borsh
Coordinator of Christian Service & Youth Ministry
Therese Tardiff
Bookkeeper/Tuition
Joy Mousseau
Make plans to attend now. The Guest House 58th Annual Detroit Bishop’s Dinner, will take place Thursday September 15,
2016. Hosted by Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron, this evening of
fellowship and inspiration begins with 4:30 p.m. Mass at St. John
Fisher Chapel in Auburn Hills, followed by a reception and dinner at
5:30 p.m. at Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester. Stationed touring of
the historic mansion will be available during the cocktail hour.
This year, Guest House will honor Monsignor Timothy D. Hogan with the Edmund Cardinal Szoka Sensus Ecclesiae Leadership
Award, and Wayne and Joan Webber will receive the Bishop Kevin
M. Britt Award.
Tickets are $175 each or $300 a couple. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. For information or reservations please
contact Lisa Drummond at LDrummond@GuestHouse.org or
(248) 393-8903.
PRAYERS FOR THOSE
IN MILITARY SERVICE
Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands.
Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and
their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our
time of need. In Jesus’ name, Amen. Please God, grant them
courage when times are bleak. Grant them strength when they
feel weak. Grant them comfort, when they feel all alone. And
most of all, God, please…..BRING THEM ALL HOME!!!
ST. FRANCES CABRINI COMMISSIONS
Pastoral Commission
Carolyn Sohoza
Education Commission
Catherine Borsh
Christian Service Commission
Therese Tardiff
Finance
Ken Nycek
Worship & Vicariate Rep
TBA
Vicariate Website: www.downrivervicariate.com
Detroit Retrouvaille
Facilities & Calendar/ Bulletin Editor
Janet Shea
SACRAMENTS
Parish Policy: Before any sacramental preparation can
begin, we require that you be a registered member or a
baptized Catholic.
Baptism: Contact the Rectory Office.
Marriage: Arrangements must be made by the engaged
couple by contacting the Rectory Office at least six months
before date of marriage.
Reconciliation (Confession): Saturday at 4:00pm and
upon request.
PHONE NUMBERS
Cabrini Elementary School
Cabrini High School
High School Attendance
High School Athletic Office
Extended Day Program
Rectory Office
Music Director
CHS Campus Ministry
Holy Family House
928-6610
388-0110
388-2566
388-0576
928-6116
381-5601
381-5601
388-0110
928-4727
We believe that every marriage deserves the opportunity to survive, be healed and thrive as a covenant
of life and love. Retrouvaille is the place where we,
as hurting couples, found hope.
Retrouville is a Christian Peer Ministry focused
on reaching out to hurting married couples longing for renewal and
hope. Metro Detroit has multiple English and Spanish programs
scheduled this year, each beginning with a weekend on the following dates:
September 16 October 14 (Spanish) October 28
For more information or to register, please see our website:
www.retrouvaille.info or call 1-800-470-2230.
May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified,
loved and preserved throughout the world, now and
forever. Amen.
Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us.
St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us.
St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Amen.
Blessed be the Sacred Heart of Jesus,
Blessed be the Immaculate Heart of Mary,
Blessed be St. Jude Thaddeus,
in all the world and for all Eternity.
Thank you for prayers answered
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Hiring / For Hire / For Sale / For Free / Tutoring / Needed~
Needed~Misc.
ATTENTION PLEASE! I am trying to keep the ads in as long as there is room, but some of these ads have been in for a looooong time! Maybe
it’s time to lower your price or possibly even donate your item ! Please remember to contact the Rectory at (313) 381381-5601 if your
your item has sold,
been donated or just would like to make changes. Ads can be dropped off at the Rectory or emailed to Janet3463@gmail.com.
Janet3463@gmail.com
REMINDER: Home Care/Senior Care ads have been removed and no longer accepted. The ads below are posted as a courtesy to our St.
Frances Cabrini parishioners. Cabrini is not affiliated with nor do we have any more information than what is stated in the ads.
HIRING: Voran Funeral Home. We are a family owned funeral
home looking for two part time associates to join our team. We are
seeking Funeral Home Support Associate/Greeter and also a Death
Certificate Processor. Standard Greeter shifts are usually 3pm9pm with some 9am-3pm available. Death Certificate Processor are
usually 9am-3pm. Must be able to work weekends and holidays.Please call Eleana Voran Keding at (313) 928-2300.
HIRING: Allen Park Electrical Contractor - Haddix Electric - is
looking for a Licensed Electrical Journeyman. Minimum 3 years
experience in commercial & residential. Please send resume to
haddix01@sbcglobal.net
HIRING: Are you a certified ultrasound technician? We are a ProLife organization offering free ultrasounds for pregnant moms, especially those who are abortion vulnerable. You can make your own
schedule and we can offer $25 p/hr. If you are interested, please
call Lennon Pregnancy Center at (313) 277-5637.
HIRING: Symon Rental is looking for summer help. The duties
would include loading, unloading and set-up and breakdown of
tents, tables and chairs. Please call Colleen (734)283-5374.
TUTORING: Teacher available for tutoring in Reading & Math. Call
Ruth at (734) 934-1405 or email teacherrml@aol.com.
TUTORING: Tutoring in Math, Science & History or SATs for 5th
grade and up. Working on teachers certificate. Call 549-6761.
TUTORING: Math, Chemistry & Physics for high school & college
students. ACT prep in all subjects. I am a Cabrini parishioner with a
solid engineering & tutoring background. Reasonable rates and
flexible scheduling. Contact Dan at djgtutoring@gmail.com.
TUTORING: Fluent native Spanish speaker available for tutoring.
Wayne State Graduate in Spanish. Parishioner. Laura (313)5858650 or sonrisa_lea@yahoo.com.
FOR HIRE: Seamstress ~ uniform hems to formal wear - I do it all.
Custom sewing/Crocheting/Knitting. Allen Park resident & Parishioner. Call Robbie (734)626-4037.
FOR HIRE: A wide variety of pet care in your home or mine.
Cabrini Parish family. Call Kathy (313)982-7004.
FOR HIRE: Light housecleaning & errands. Minimum 3/4 hours at
$10.00 p/hr. Allen Park/Melvindale area. Call Gloria (313)389-5506.
FOR HIRE: Rides to the doctor, store, errands & light housekeeping. Call Danielle (734) 497-4696.
FOR HIRE: House cleaning, laundry & shopping for you! Cabrini
parishioner, references available. Call Shirley (313)434-6027.
FOR HIRE: Very generous & compassionate person to lend a helping hand for you or your loved ones ~ all help from A to Z! Very experienced and caring. Minimum 2 hours. Call Mary (734)680-0812.
BABYSITTER NEEDED: Full, part-time or on occasional basis.
Two children, girls ages 14 & 11. Very active, Special needs.
Please call Jen (313)320-2796. Must be honest, caring and patient.
Full time benefits available. After school/weekend/evening.
FOR SALE: Craftsman 3HP-1400PSI high pressure washer $190.
16” hanging ceiling lamp w/leaded & stained glass panels $30.
Rocking horse $75. Call (734)287-6418.
FOR SALE: Smoker bbq w/tank $500. Two bunk bed sets(5 pcs),
Floor tiles, Portable sewing machine, Table sewing machine w/chair
& like-new ironing mangle. Make offer. Call Mary (734)680-0812.
FOR SALE: Exquisite Lenox fine china featuring a red rose w/24K
gold trim. 8 place settings/9 accessory pcs $1,000. Also Lenox crystal w/24K trim $300. Proud Cabrini parishioner. Call (734)552-9597.
FOR SALE: Traditional 8x11 wool rug w/fringe. Excellent condition.
$800 or best offer. Picture upon request. Call (313)421-1978.
FOR SALE: One (1) cemetery plot at Our Lady of Hope. Section
E46 #6. $1,100. Call John (734)309-3906.
FOR SALE: Three (3) plots at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. Lot 21 of
section 20 in old section. $1,200 each. Electric Toro power snow
shovel, like new, $40. Call (734)282-3507.
FOR SALE: Vintage late 50’s coffee table & two (2) end tables.
Great condition, leather top. $75 for all 3. Call Marylou (734)4868564.
FOR SALE: Wet/Dry ShopVac, 8 gallon $60. Big box floor fan $20.
Contemporary Blonde sofa table $60. Call Valerie (313)381-0985.
FOR SALE: Georgia Boot Co. men’s size 9.5 8”brown insulated
waterproof outdoor/hunting boots, like new $75. Call (313)587-1541
after 12pm.
FOR SALE: Bread maker $20. Cuisinart blender/food processor
$35. Call Dave (313)381-5717.
FOR SALE: Brand new Charles Schneider hazelnut leather
loveseat. $900. Call (313) 613-6100.
FOR SALE: 92” dark brown, 2 cushion couch. One year old. $150.
Call Kathy (313) 292-9632.
FOR SALE: Vacation/retirement home near S. Higgins Lake State
Park. Double wide trailer, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, large living room, 2
car garage on 1/2 acre. Call Larry (313)388-6831.
FOR SALE: Upright piano, $300. Call Theresa (734) 787-1227.
FOR SALE: Two (2) crypts/tandem. Trillium Gardens section at MI
Memorial. Block 28C, Section 804, Row 3 (eye level). Crypts H&J.
Paid $9750, will sell both for $6000. Call (734)981-3290.
FOR SALE: Beautiful mahogany mink coat. Size 16. Original cost
$1500. Selling for $175. Call (313)231-0364.
HOME FOR SALE: Lovely well maintained 3 bedroom, hardwood
floors, finished basement 1 1/2 bath Ranch home in Allen Park for
sale by Owner. Call (734) 444-7473.
FOR SALE:Esther Williams 18ft round, 4ft high pool w/safety fence.
2 pumps, 1 sand filter, storage box, screen cleaners. You take down
$500 OBO. Parishioner. Call Ron Howle (313) 320-9418 (c).
FOR SALE: 4pc Patio set $165. Porch swing $65. Solid wood kitchen hutch $180. Bar stools (4) $180. Solid wood chairs (6) early
1900’s $125. Black microwave $35. All items OBO. Please call
(313)243-6981.
FOR SALE: 2 chairs $80 each/obo. 2 end tables, solid, $60 for pair/
obo. Call (313)429-3648.
BABYSITTER NEEDED: looking for an in-home child care provider
for the upcoming school year. Three 1/2 days, 2 full days. Located
in Allen Park. Please call Samantha (313)574-4495.
FOR SALE: End tables, glass top, $60 pair. Stearns Foster queen
sleeper sofa (green) $60. Loveseat $40 available in September.
Swivel recliner $50 available now. (313) 386-7027.
FOR HIRE: Need someone to watch your pet? Compassionate “fur”
mom will care for your pet. Day/Evening. Call Mary (734)680-0812.
LESSONS: Piano, voice & woodwinds. State certified teacher has
openings for students of all ages. Parish member. Call Theresa at
(313) 550-1716.
FOR SALE: Electric Hospital Bed $1,000, Wheelchair $100, Walker
w/wheels $30, Standup cane $5, Raised commode seat $25, Card
table w/inserts $40, Bunk beds w/dresser $150, Computer desk
$150. Variety of books-Free. Call Edgar (313) 910-3452.
FOR SALE: Twin platform bed w/trundle bed option & 3 drawers for
clothes. Bookcase style headboard. Mint condition. Blonde wood.
$250 with or without twin mattress; whichever is desired. Call (734)
787-0205.
FOR SALE: Floral print chair w/ottoman & round coffee table. $100
each/OBO. Call Wendy (313)406-6053.
FOR SALE: Cube refrigerator for dorm or office. 2x2x2 $20 OBO.
Call Sarah (734) 347-1842.