Shrine Herald - National Shrine of the Little Flower

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Shrine Herald
www.shrinechurch.com
May 13, 2007
“We proclaim Jesus as Lord and ourselves as servants for His sake.”
Royal Oak, MI
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Bearings
Notes from Monsignor Easton
Catholic Services Appeal
Protecting God’s Children, is an important program for the Archdiocese
of Detroit.
Every parish,
every
Catholic
school,
every child benefits from this program. The program
provides for the education and training of pastoral
and school staffs as well as volunteers who work with
children, the elderly, and the disabled. They are instructed to know and recognize the early warning
signs of abuse or inappropriate relationships with
these vulnerable members of our community. The
program provides the foundation for a safe environment within the church for all children and those
who are vulnerable.
Protecting God’s Children is financed by the CSA.
The Department of Education of the Archdiocese
provides many valuable resources for our Catholic
schools and religious education programs. The Department of Education provides professional and
supervisory services to pastors and educational personnel in parishes and Catholic schools. Catholic
identity, lifelong faith formation, long-range planning
and justice and peace education are priorities. The
School Outreach Fund is coordinated through the
Department of Education.
The Department of Education of the Archdiocese
is funded by the CSA.
These are just two of the many ways that the National Shrine of the Little Flower benefits from the
CSA. Through the Archdiocese, the CSA funds provide resources and services that are beyond the
scope of any one parish on it’s own. We actually
receive far more than we give.
I encourage you to be generous in your response
to this year’s CSA Appeal.
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Happy Mother’s Day!
To All Mothers
May God bless you and watch
over you always
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Please pray
for the sick
of our
parish
Amanda Bean
John Burg
Hannah Caton
Cliff D’Aoust
Nick Delich
Theresa Dennis
Geralyn Derry
Joyce Eagling
Lynn Frank
Emily Grant
Eleanor Harned
Marie Head
Donald Hentschel
Grahm Jahr
Anthony Johnson
Deiter Karmineke
Albert Kirtek
Barbara Kirtek
Joan Kotula
Ray Maloney
Mary Martens
Vincent McCormick
Mandy Miller
Bob Moore, Jr.
Yvonne Nacu
Michael Piatak
Alex Podeawa
Joseph Pomaville
Ronald Prill
Margaret Ribant
Steven Robinson
Ann Romeyn
Sean Sexton
Anne Spaniola
Theodore (Ted) Susan
Judith Szczesny
Kathy Tanner
Pat Tatomir
Please pray for
the repose of
the soul of
Gerda Hutzley
National Shrine of the Little Flower
Will You Lend Your Voice?
Can you carry a tune? Do you have an hour to come and sing during a scheduled Funeral Mass? This choir does not have additional
practice time, so the commitment is for the duration of the Mass.
For 23 years, some Shrine parishioners have been members of the
“Resurrection Choir” to sing and witness our parish care and support
during funeral Masses. Due to health changes or relocations, the size of
the group fluctuates. A telephone chain is used to notify members of
impending funerals, and those who can come, do so. On occasion,
there are two funerals scheduled for the same day, and some members will sing for
both.
Our pastoral staff is grateful for this dedicated group who lend their voices in
hymns and prayer responses on behalf of our parish community. Bereaved families
often express their gratitude for the Shrine Catholic Resurrection Choir.
Life Matters
Today, on Mother’s day, we thank all our mothers for choosing Life. We especially
ask for the intercession of St. Gerard Majella for all mothers, especially, those expectant mothers who are contemplating abortion.
“Dear Redemptorist Saint, model religious, compassionate toward suffering
Mothers, intercede for this expectant Mother. Let her not be selfish like
those who are willing to put an end to the life they bear within themselves.
Instead let her remain ever conscious that she is privileged to be the instrument through whom God brings another life into the world. Encourage her
for the good of her child and the glory of the Lord of life. Amen.”
St. Gerard was born April 23, 1725 in Muro, Italy. He died in 1755 of tuberculosis
and was canonized on December 11, 1904 by Pope Pius X. He joined the Redemptorists at the age of 23, becoming a professed lay brother in 1752. He served as sacristan, gardener, porter, infirmarian and tailor. Because of his great piety, extraordinary wisdom, and his gift of reading consciences, he was permitted to counsel communities of religious women. This humble servant of God also had the faculties of
levitation and bi-location associated with certain mystics. His charity, obedience,
and selfless service as well as his ceaseless mortification for Christ, made him the
perfect model of lay brothers. When falsely accused by a pregnant woman of being the father of her child, he retreated in silence; she later recanted and cleared
him and thus began his association as patron of all aspects of pregnancy. St.
Gerard is the patron of childbirth, children, expectant mothers, motherhood, pro-life
movement, and unborn children.
Mother and Unborn Baby Care
Invites you to the Annual Spring Dinner
The Fight for Life Around the World!
Featuring Rev. Thomas J. Euteneuer
President of Human Life International
Friday, May 25, 2007
6:00 pm
San Marino Club, Troy, Michigan
For reservations, call Michelle Yak 248.559.7576
May 13, 2007
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Bearings ...
The Ascension of the Lord
The ecclesiastical provinces of Boston, Hartford, New York,
Newark, Philadelphia, and the State of Nebraska have maintained the Feast of the Ascension of the Lord on the proper
Thursday after Easter. If you are in any of those places on
Thursday, May 17 this year, it is a Holy Day of Obligation. The
rest of the United States, including the Province of Detroit,
which is the entire State of Michigan, has transferred the Feast
of the Ascension of the Lord to the 7th Sunday of Easter.
What does that mean for us? It means that Thursday this
week is not a Holy Day of Obligation. We do not celebrate
the Ascension on that day. The Feast of the Ascension of the
Lord will be celebrated next Sunday, May 20, beginning with
the vigil Masses on Saturday evening May 19.
Heritage Hall
A few decisions had to be made regarding types of materials and the
source for them. Along with some other
decisions, we are able to avoid some
delays and the pace of work has once
again picked up. If all goes smoothly,
we hope to be into Heritage Hall by July 1.
On July 1, the official address for the National Shrine of the
Little Flower will become:
NATIONAL SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER
2100 West 12 Mile Road
Royal Oak, MI 48073
The main entrance to the Parish Offices will be from the entrance off the new 12 Mile Road parking lot.
High School Academy Gym
After Shrine Catholic High School’s outstanding performance of “Children of Eden” last week, we are all even more
excited about the new gym being completed. Once it is up
and running, we can then turn the present gym into the permanent performing arts center.
Rosie, Russia, and Carlito
Last Sunday, Rosie and Russia went to visit Charlie at the
lake. It was hard to get Rosie out of the water. Russia tried it
and did not much like it. Charlie will not go near it. Maybe
once the weather and the water are warmer, Russia and
Charlie will warm up to the idea.
Even though Rosie was the only one to go swimming, all
three seemed to enjoy the boat ride around the lake.
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Mass Intentions
Monday, May 14
St. Matthias, apostle
6:30 am
†Leo Moeggenborg
8:30 am
†Francis Dennis Coughlin
Tuesday, May 15
6:30 am
8:30 am
St. Isidore
†Brett Martz
†Donald Currie
Wednesday, May 16
6:30 am
8:30 am
†Winifred Riske
†Jean Baisel
Thursday, May 17
6:30 am
†Saphie Szczensny
8:30 am
Intentions of Ann and George
Seefield (60th Wedding Anniversary)
Friday, May 18
St. John I
6:30 am
Intentions of Sam and Barbara
Romano (50th Wedding Anniversary)
8:30 am
†Donald DeFauw
Saturday, May 19
8:30 am
Sunday, May 20
Vigil Masses
4:30 pm
6:30 pm
†Elizabeth Mitchell
Ascension of the Lord
†Ronald Clay
Intentions of Jim Clem
Sunday Masses
7:30 am
†Julia Terbrack
9:00 am
†Ed Roepke
10:45 am
Intentions of NSLF Parishioners
12:30 pm
Intentions of Jozek Shreli
and Theresa
6:00 pm
Intentions of Patricia Dolan
Vocations
“Those who love Me will keep my word.”
Is your love for the Lord leading you to grow
in holiness as a priest, deacon or in the consecrated life? Call the Vocation Office at
313.237.5875 or email vocations@aod.org.
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Mass Information
Monday, May 14
6:30 am Mass
Servers
8:30 am Mass
Servers
Tuesday, May 15
6:30 am Mass
Servers
8:30 am Mass
Servers
Fr. Smalarz
Brendan Sullivan, Kenneth Miller
Msgr. Easton
Colleen McQueeney
Karneisha Williams
Fr. Heppen
Fr. Mąka
Colleen McQueeney
Karneisha Williams
Wednesday, May 16
6:30 am Mass
Msgr. Easton
Servers
8:30 am Mass
Fr. Heppen
Servers
Colleen McQueeney
Karneisha Williams
Thursday, May 17
6:30 am Mass
Fr. Heppen
Servers
Jacqueline Vidosh, Jessica Klimushyn
8:30 am Mass
Msgr. Easton
Servers
Mark Ruhle, Matthew Nadai
Friday, May 18
6:30 am Mass
Fr. Mąka
Servers
Jacqueline Vidosh, Jessica Klimushyn
8:30 am Mass
Fr. Heppen
Servers
Mark Ruhle, Matthew Nadai
Saturday, May 19
8:30 am Mass
Servers
Msgr. Easton
Max Quinn, Christian Rozanski
Readings of The Week
Monday, May 14
Acts 1:15-17, 20-26
Jn 15:9-17
Tuesday, May 15
Acts 16:22-34
Jn 16:5-11
Wednesday, May 16
Acts 17:15, 22—18:1
Jn 16:12-15
Thursday, May 17
Acts 18:1-8
Jn 16:16-20
Friday, May 18
Acts 18:9-18
Jn 16:20-23
Saturday, May 19
Acts 18:23-28
Jn 16:23b-28
Sunday, May 20
Acts 1:1-11
Eph 1:17-23 or Heb
9:24-28; 10:19-23
Lk 24:46-53
Ascension of the Lord, May 20
Vigil Masses
4:30 pm Mass
Lectors
Servers
Hospitality
6:30 pm Mass
Lectors
Servers
Hospitality
Sunday Masses
7:30 am Mass
Lectors
Servers
Fr. Smalarz
John Sier, Russ Fisher
Elyse Moon, Jacqueline Vidosh
Liz Girardot, Karneisha Williams
Margie Suchyta, Team
Fr. Mąka
Mike Howard, Rebecca Joseph
Carlo Ginotti, Philip Clark
Stevie Erwin, Tyler Moylan
Gerald Schaffran, Team
Fr. Heppen
Donna McNamara, Tony Smith
Daniel Donahue, Lyle Wilson
Matthew Sutton, Sean McQueeney
Sage Baltrusaitis
Hospitality
MaryAnn Skaggs, Team
9:00 am Mass
Lectors
Fr. Mąka
Claire Baumhardt, Matt Rzepecki
Anna Goike
Servers
Beth Wloszek, Katie Irvine
Holly O'Hara, Janie Wagner, Erin Scott
Hospitality
John Burg, Team
10:45 am Mass
Msgr. Easton
Lectors
Mark Mason, Jim Wilson
Servers
Jonathan Jaeger, Scott Alexander
Michael Zobl, David Zobl
Emcee
Zaid Chabaan
Hospitality
Wayne Friedman, Team
12:30 pm Mass
Lectors
Servers
Fr. Heppen
Joseph DeFauw, Fran Clancy
Lauren Cerino, Alyssa Abbott
Katie Cowan, Claire Baumhardt
6:00 pm Mass
Fr. Smalarz
Lectors
Francis Walocko, Matt Archambault
Servers
L.T. Elmore, Kenneith Elmore
Donald York, Miles Ploucha
Hospitality
Tom Torma, Team
May 13, 2007
Fr. Jim’s Journal
Spring time is always an exciting season in the life of a parish.
The past two weekends we had beautiful First Communion Liturgies. Seeing all the second-graders come forward for the first
time to receive Jesus in the Eucharist brings back memories of
my own first communion at Our Lady of Grace Parish in Dearborn Hgts. What an exciting time this is for our second-graders
and their families! May our Shrine children and their parents continue to grow in
their love and awareness for Jesus in the Eucharist.
Also, during the month of May we give honor to Mary, our Blessed Mother, for her
role in salvation history. Mary’s “yes” to God gives us the opportunity to grow in our
relationship with Jesus as he came to reveal to us the Father’s love. Mary’s “yes”
transformed the face of the earth. May we continue to look to her for our hope and
inspiration in our potential to change the face of the earth through our faith in Jesus
Christ.
Last weekend Shrine High School’s Performing Arts Department did a fantastic
job with the musical production entitled “Children of Eden.” Our highly talented students from the high school, as well as a few from the grade school, creatively told
the story of creation based on the Book of Genesis. The acting, costumes, music, set
design and sound were remarkable! It is my understanding that all four performances were sold out! We are fortunate as a Catholic school community to have
such gifted students who receive a great deal of support form their parents and
family members.
With spring also comes all the activities associated with the close of another
school year: high school graduation, honor’s banquet, grade six promotions, kindergarten picnic and the list goes on and on. There is never a dull moment in parish
life! What a great blessing priesthood has been for me!!
Of course, this weekend we celebrate Mother’s Day!! To all moms and those
who take on a mother’s role, THANK YOU for all you do for your children and for your
families. I am grateful for the love, guidance, support, and knowledge offered to
me by my mom, as well as, by my dad. For their presence in my life I am most grateful. Don’t forget to take a moment to thank God for the gift of our moms on
Mother’s Day.
May God bless you and your families with His contentment and peace! Enjoy
the beauty of spring!!!
Become a Council Member
It’s an exciting time here at the National Shrine. If you are interested in being
on Parish Council, now is your chance. All names submitted will be placed in a
basket, and then at the 10:45 mass on Pentecost, May 27, Monsignor will be pulling out four names. This is a three-year commitment, with meetings on the 4th
Monday of the month. This is a great way to get involved in the parish. Please
call Nancy Phillips at 248.288.5261 or Kathie Dorsch at 248.548.2493 to submit
your name, or if you have any questions. FYI….If you are selected our first meeting will be a dinner meeting on June 1.
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Divine Life
Baptized in Christ
Emerson Eileen
Mary daughter of
Philip and Mary
(Douthett) Alessi
William Michael
and Duncan Edward sons of
William and
Jessica (Dietz)
Cook
Ellie Kristine
daughter of
Daniel and Kristen
(Boozer) Eastman
Jayden Ryann
daughter of Ryan
and Elizabeth
(William)
Grunkemeyer
Connor Charles son
of Michael and
Heather
(Richards)
McDermott
Banns of Marriage
First Bann
Elizabeth Krueger
and Stephen Nagy
Second Bann
Kerri McNulty and
Chris Bagosy
Congratulations
to all the children who received their First Holy Communion.
May God bless them and their families always!
Michael T. Aquino
Matthew P. Bain
Rachel A. Bain
Beck Benson
Aidan M. Bergsman
Dominic P. Bertollini
Zoe Blake
Nicholas Blasio
Grace K. Bontrager
Kristina J. Brown
Gabrielle Butcher
Kenyatte Byron
Donatello Capozzoli
Sebastian Carlesso
Brennan Carr
Regan Castle
Victoria M. Chandler
Julia Chase
Joseph Chulumovich
Patrick W. Clouse
Michael Coletti
Mario Colucci
Ellen K. Cook
Jeremiah Cortez
Matthew J. Cox
Nicholas C. Crane
Katie Cross
Dalton Cymbal
Mallory A. Demeter
Maria Denja
Robby Dewar
Pieter Dijkman
Nadia Dixon
Robert Dixon
Olivia L. Doherty
Aaron F. Dy
Austin C. Dy
Nicole Eichberger
Mark R. Esper
Erik Faris
Evan Faris
Liam Feeney
Ellen C. Fey
Malachi Flood
Sofia Fregolle
Lindsay Gallagher
Ian Gappy
Ava C. Gawel
Karen George
Christina M. Gillette
Greg Golias
Ryan J. Hagen
Julia J. Halkey
Cara N. Hall
Hayden R. Haran
Dylan Hayes
Katherine B. Howard
Sydney Hughes
Niklas Jenkins
Meg Johnson
Riley G. Kalt
Claire M. Kendell
Ian Kernohan
Leah Kossak
Dmitri Krick
Emma I. Kruse
Lucas Kuzak
Colin Landry
Megan Lee
Lauren Leonard
Priscilla Lloyd
Ryan J. Lopp
Graham Lotito
Maureen O. Luddy
Molly Lyons
Emily Marvar
Natalie Masopust
Aidan McCourt
Rory J. McKelvey
Emma McNorton
Claire V. McPherson
Connor Meagher
Josef A. Mehall
Nicole Miller
Rachel Mitchell
Ally Morrison
Megan C. Murray
Erin R. Newcomer
Zalen Niccolini
Michael P. Niehaus
Patrick Norton
Grace A. Novak
Megan K. O'Donnell
Casper Padilla
Tommy Pagen
Brian T. Palmer
Elizabeth Paul
Thomas W. Peaslee
Amelia Plumhoff
James Quigley
Anna M. Renou
Kailyn E. Riebe
Sandros Rivera-Letcher
Sean J. Ruhle
Ashley R. Runde
Isabella Savino
Luke Schenkel
Alexander Schienke
Matthew Schienke
Jacob T. Schuit
Gabriele Seilo
Ava Shannon
Mary Q. Sier
Cassidy J. Skaggs
Asher M. Smith
Blake Smith
Keagan Smith
Casey W. Spagnuolo
Elizabeth C. Stehney
Kailyn Swantek-Parshay
Jenna Swastek
Delaney Szlezyngier
Jamison Terbrack
Peter Trout
Emily Turner
Emily C. Van Haitsma
Anthony Vecchio
Gabriela Vettorello
Joe Wagner
Molly A. Wagner
Sam Wagner
Jaclyn Willenbrock
Erin M. Williams
Elise M. Yenkel
Olivia L. Zardus
Olivia Zevon-Clark
Sarah E. Zobl
May 13, 2007
Teams of Our Lady
Are you looking for a way to grow in faith as a
couple and meet other Catholic couples? Teams
of Our Lady is an international movement of married couples whose purpose is growth in the spiritual life of the couple and family. Check out
Teamsofourlady.org for more information. There
will be an informational meeting on May 21 at 7:30
pm at St. Anastasia Church, 4571 John R., Troy,
48085. To RSVP or to obtain more information,
contact Steve and Julie Whitmore at 248.547.1841
or whitmoresj@msn.com.
Lending Library
Open House Next Weekend, May 19-20
Mark your calendars! There will be light refreshments and a variety of used books and hand
made lacey ribbon scarves available for a donation to benefit the Library. You'll also have an opportunity to look over our regular collection of
books, videos, CDs, DVDs, and magazines, which
are there for you to borrow all year. Lending Library hours are Sundays from 10 am-2 pm, and
Fridays from 9:15-Noon, in the Conference Center,
Room C (across the alley from the Northwood
parking lot). For information call Kathy McGuire at
248.541.6834 or JoAn Gilleran at 248.629.4045.
Garden News
Just a short note of “Thanks” to all of the people who helped with clean up around the church
grounds. It’s not too late to adopt an area of your
own to plant. We still need five areas to be care
for. It doesn’t take much of your time and it’s a
great way to be involved in the parish. Please contact Kathie at 248.548.2493 or Jeanette
at
248.635.0976.
Gift Shop
First Holy Communion Rosaries
The Shrine Gift Shop has beautiful Pope Benedict XVI Commemorative rosaries. These rosaries
will make wonderful First Holy Communion gifts.
They come in White Mother of Pearl, Black
Wooden Beads, Natural Brown Wood, Red
Wooden Beads and Red Mother of Pearl. Between
each decade there is the medal / cross of St.
Benedict. If you have any questions, please call
Jack Hoolehan at 248.541.4122, ext.418.
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Events Calendar
Sunday, May 13
Masses
7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am;
12:30, 6:00 pm
Dads’ Club Pancake Breakfast
GS Gym & Café 8 am
Shrine Lending Library
CC-C
10 am
Rosary for the Unborn
AC
5 pm
Monday, May 14
Masses
6:30, 8:30 am
Girl Scout Brownie Troop #5732
YR
3 pm
Catechists Thank You Dinner
CC-SH
6 pm
Administration & Finance
Committee Meeting
CC-B
7 pm
GS/Academy Dads’ Club Meeting
GS Café
7:30 pm
Tuesday, May 15
Masses
6:30, 8:30 am
Kindergarten Round-Up
GS Gym
9 am
Mission Ladies
CC-B
10 am
Girl Scout Troop Cadette
Troop #1391
YR
6:30 pm
Mother of Perpetual
Help Devotions
STC
6:45 pm
Moms’ Tuesday Night Bridge Group
CC-SH
7 pm
Boy Scouts Troop #1634
GS Café
7:30 pm
Gregorian Chant Workshop
CR
7:30 pm
3rd Yr Men’s Familia Meeting
CC-A
7:30 pm
Love of God Prayer Group
STC
8 pm
Wednesday, May 16
Masses
6:30, 8:30 am
Moms & The Word
CC-SH
9 am
Girl Scout Daisy Ktg PM Troop
YR
3 pm
Cub Scout Pack #1634
Tiger Cub Crossover
GS Gym & Café 6 pm
GS Spring String Concert
CC-SH,B
6:30 pm
Christian Service
Committee Meeting
CC-A
7 pm
Handbell Choir Rehearsal
CL
7:30 pm
Thursday, May 17
Masses
6:30, 8:30 am
Shrine Ladies Guild/CCW
Luncheon Meeting
CC—SH
8:30 am
Girl Scout Brownie Troop #647
YR
3:15 pm
FOCCUS Testing
CC-A
6:45 pm
Catholicism 101 Series
CC-SH
7:30 pm
Adult Choir Rehearsal
CR
7:30 pm
Friday, May 18
Masses
6:30, 8:30 am
Scripture Study
CC-B
9 am
CC-C
9:15 am
ENDOW Program
CC-SH
9:30 am
Girl Scout Cadette Troop #445
YR
3 pm
VBS Training Meeting
CC-SH
5:30 pm
Girl Scout Troop #3068
CC-B
6 pm
Shrine Singles Rosary & Evening
Prayer
STC
7:30 pm
Saturday, May 19
Mass
Confessions
8:30 am
3-4 pm,
5:30-6:15 pm
4:30, 6:30 pm
Sunday Liturgy
Market Day Pickup
GS Gym & Café 9;30 am
CC-A
10 am
Hispanic Ministry
Spanish Language Class
CC-A
2 pm
Shrine Lending Library Open
House
CC-B, C
5 pm
Sunday, May 20
Masses
7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am;
12:30, 6:00 pm
Open House
CC-B,C
8 am
VBS Training Meeting
CC-SH
10:15 am
Rosary for the Unborn
AC
5 pm
Spiritual Superheroes Film Series
CC-SH
6 pm
A
AC
CC-SH
Hall
CC-A
CC-B
CC-C
CL
CR
GS
HS
STC
YR
Academy
Adoration Chapel,
Coughlin Building
Conference Center, Seton
Conference Center, Room A
Conference Center, Room B
Conference Center, Room C
Choir Loft
Choir Room
Grade School
High School
St. Thérèse Chapel
Youth Room
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Growing in Faith as a Family . . . Elementary . . .
Sixth Sunday of Easter: “Whoever loves me will keep my word .”
Acts 15:1-2, 22-29, Rev 21:10-14, 22-23, and Jn
14:23-29
John’s Gospel speaks of the deep love that is required for a true relationship with God—a relationship
based on total trust and turning over of will. While Jesus’ words may sound harsh (Whoever does not love me does not keep
my words; yet the word you hear is not mine but that of the Father who
sent me), in reality our actions are a reflection of the devotion and love
we have towards God. Truth be told, we cannot say we love God if we
constantly disregard His commandments, His Church’s teachings, and
choose not to gather with the community of faith for regular worship.
Our actions are our response to God’s love for us. Mother’s Day gives us
a wonderful opportunity to reflect on this Gospel in a very rich way.
The Blessed Mother was fully human. Mary was born without the stain
of Original Sin, was full of grace, and like all of us, had the gift of freewill. When the angel appeared to Mary announcing she was to be the
mother of the Lord, Mary freely chose to obey, saying, “I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word” (Luke
1:38). The Virgin’s love for God and her willingness to obey out of love
for Him allowed her to become the dwelling place of His Most Precious
Son.
Mary’s fiat, her ‘yes’ to God’s invitation to love and serve Him,
opened the door to our salvation. Mary’s deep love for God is shown
throughout the Gospel, but no more profoundly than as she stood at
the foot of the cross, gazing upon her dying Son. I cannot imagine the
faith it must have taken for Mary to understand how her Son’s suffering
and death could possibly fit into God’s loving plan—yet she did. When
the Romans removed Jesus from the cross, the soldiers laid Him in her
arms. How strong must have been her beliefs as she cradled her beloved Son and how deep her trust in God’s love and mercy.
The love a mother has for her child begins long before the child is
placed in her arms. Every mother remembers the first time she feels her
child move in her womb. The miracle of life dwelling inside—a child precious and dear—draws a mother into the Mystery of Creation. As her
baby develops, a mother begins to form a relationship with her little
one, long before the two can gaze upon each other face-to-face. Scientists report babies respond to voices in utero, particularly recognizing
their mother’s voice. This relationship and the relationship a father
forges with his child, forms the foundation for the child’s concept of
God as learned through the example of love shown between his or her
parents.
As Catholics, whether male or female, we have the opportunity to
take part in the Mystery of Creation—to be a dwelling place for the
Lord—to feel the movement of Christ in us through the Gift of the
Eucharist. Just as did Mary, we share in God’s invitation to be His servant
as we stand before the Sacred Host and Cup. Our “Amen” is our ‘yes’
to the acceptance of the Lord dwelling within us. As we receive His
Most Precious Body and Blood, we become vessels for Living His Presence. The fruits of our labors performed out of love for God give life and
presence to Christ in our midst.
Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate the sanctity of life and to reflect
on the wonders of the Mystery of Creation, as well as our role as disciples of Christ. Our Blessed Mother can be our guide and strength, helping us to grow more deeply in love with her Precious Son. Let us be receivers of His love so our lives are a reflection of His Presence alive and
at work in our world.
Written by J.A. Maten
Anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima
Beginning on May 13 and continuing
through October 13 in 1917, the Blessed
Mother began appearing to three
children near the town of Fatima,
Portugal. This year marks the 90th
anniversary of the apparitions to
Francisco and Jacinta Marto and
Lucy Dos Santos, children ranging
from 7 to 10 years old. Mary told
the children she had been sent by
God with messages to be heard
by every man, woman, and child. Appearing at a time when the world was torn
apart by war and violence, Mary promised
that God would grant peace to the world if
her requests for prayer, repentance and
atonement for sin, sacrifice, and consecration were heard and obeyed. For more information on Our Lady of Fatima, her messages
and
devotions
go
to
www.fatima.org.
Register Now for 2007-08 Religious
Formation Year
Registration forms were sent home to all
currently enrolled Religious Formation families. Forms are also available for new families online and in the National Shrine Parish
Office and Religious Formation Office
(room 103 of Shrine Catholic Grade School)
for all programs, including:
ο Preschool (ages 3-4), meets during 9
am Mass
ο Elementary (K-6), meets Mondays from
4:30-5:30 or 6-7 pm
ο Grades 7-8 Youth Ministry, meets Mondays 6:15-8:00 pm
ο High School Youth Ministry (9-12), meeting times and dates vary
Religious Formation programs in grades
K-8 are specifically designed for students
who attend public or home schools. Preschool and High School Religious Formation
programs are open to all parish families,
including those who attend public school,
home school, and parochial school. Children enrolling for Sacraments must have
attended a minimum of two years of Religious Formation prior to the reception of
the Sacrament.
continued on page 14
May 13, 2007
Youth Ministry and Adult Religious Formation
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Sunday Night Gatherings, 9-12 Gr.
Adult Formation
Mission Trip Car Wash
May 24 and 31, 7 pm
Shrine Conference Center
Join Judy Maten and delve into Pope
Benedict’s Encyclical Letter Deus Caritas
Est (God is Love) and his post-synodal Apostolic Exhortation Sacramentum Caritatis
(Sacrament of Love). Breaking open the
Pope’s teachings, we will reflect on Christ
active in the world, especially through His
Church as a Community of Love and the
Sacraments. Participants will contemplate
the Mystery of the Eucharist as a Sacrament to be Believed, Celebrated, and
Lived. For current and prospective Shrine
Catechists, the May 23rd session will cover
topic #14 (What is Church). On May 30
topic #16 (What is Worship?) will be credited. For those attending both evenings,
credit for topic #3 (Who is Jesus?) and #15
(What is Sacrament?) will also be given.
This is how all will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one
another.” (Jn. 13:35)
May 19, 9 am Mass, Shrine Catholic GS Parking Lot
Our mission trip youth will be conducting a car wash to help raise
funds for the 2007 mission trip. Stop in to support these youth and
leave with a sparkling clean car!!
Steve Agrisano Concert - St. Hugo of the Hills
Monday, May 21, 7-9 pm
Steve Agrisano is a well recognized singer, song writer and has
been a featured artist in many youth and family gatherings throughout the country. Do not miss this opportunity to see him perform
when he comes to our area. For more information please contact
Mrs. Garlow at 248.541.4122 ext. 439 or email mgarlow@shrinechurch.com. This concert is a free-will offering.
Sports Weekend Recap - Lifestyles for Peace
The Shrine youth group was well represented at the Sports Weekend in Muncie. Together with the Young4Unity from across the Midwest they explored ways to put into practice the art of loving and
the Golden Rule on their athletic teams as well as in their everyday
lives. Thanks to all the participants. For more information on the activities of these young people visit www.focolare.org.
Catholicism 101: The EucharistThe Sacrament of Love
Are you being called to share the
Faith with others?
Do you have a deep love for Christ
and enjoy working with others? Do you
feel called to share the teachings of the
Catholic faith with others? Then perhaps
being a Catechist is just for you! We are
looking for dedicated and faith-filled people who are fully initiated Catholics in
good standing to join our team of Catechists. Training will be provided; we are in
need of people to work with preschool,
elementary, middle-school, high school,
and adult formation. If you are interested
please call the Religious Formation Office
at 248.541.5133 or email Judy Maten at
jmaten@shrinechurch.com.
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Cross Connections Ministry Opportunities, 7-12 Gr.
Faith without works is like a screen door on a submarine.
Note: High School participants in Cross Connections Ministry projects
must be registered members of the National Shrine Parish Youth Group.
Volunteers Needed for Avalanche Ranch
Vacation Bible School
Volunteers are needed to work at Avalanche Ranch June 18
through June 22 from 8:00 am until 12:30 pm. A variety of jobs are
available and positions will be assigned by VBS staff.
Volunteers must:
• Be entering 7th grade this fall or older
• Attend one training session in the Shrine Conference Center,
either Friday, May 18, 6:30—8:30 pm or Sunday, May 20 from
10:15 am—12:15 pm.
• Be able to attend each of the five days for the full session, be
a practicing Catholic, attend Mass on Sundays (or Saturday
evenings) and sign a contract saying as such.
Jobs are available first come, first serve. To sign up, please
email Mrs. Cathy Weber at shrinevbs@yahoo.com and state your
name, address, and phone number. Mrs. Weber will send a follow-up email letting you know if there was a position open for you
or not.
Parish Gardening Opportunity
Confirmation candidates and their families are invited to
adopt a garden on our Shrine Parish Grounds. This is a perfect
long-term ministry project for eighth grade students or those entering into eighth grade seeking a long-term project. To volunteer, please call Mrs. Kathie Dorsch at 248.548.2493 for assignments.
Focus Hope Summer Coordinators Needed
We are looking for adult helpers to be onsite coordinators for
our Shrine Focus Hope food distribution contingent. The dates are
as follows: June 9, July 14, Aug. 11 and Sept. 8. If you can help
please contact Mrs. Mary Garlow at 248.541.4122 ext. 439 or
email mgarlow@shrinechurch.com.
CSA Website Makes Debut
With the CSA now underway and
parishes making presentations about
this year’s Catholic Services Appeal, a
new resource has made its debut—the
CSA website at www.AODcsa.org.
Audio and video clips about the CSA, articles from The
Michigan Catholic, and a variety of other materials are just a
click away at www.AODcsa.org.
Adult Formation ...
Life in the Holy Spirit
May 21, 7 pm. St. Vincent Ferrer Church
In preparation for the Feast of Pentecost, join Fr. John Esper, Pastor of St. Vincent Ferrer parish as he reflects on who is
the Holy Spirit and how the Holy Spirit is
active in the Church today. Get a
deeper understanding of the Spirit and its
movement in the People of God. This
event is hosted by the South East Oakland Vicariate Spiritual Formation Committee. Refreshments will be served. St.
Vincent’s is located at 1087 E. Gardenia,
Madison Heights, south of 12 Mile and
east of John R Roads.
Can you sew?
Vacation Bible School is
looking for a few adults with
minimal sewing experience
who can volunteer to help
make some simple teddy
bears. Campers attending Vacation Bible School this June will add stuffing to
the bears which will be sent to poor children in Ecuador. For more details, please
call Janie Lynch at 248.541.5133 or email
jlynch@shrinechurch.com.
Catechist Formation Topics
June 18-29, 9 am-1 pm
Sacred Heart Major Seminary
Sacred Heart Major Seminary is offering all 20 Catechist Formation Topics for
current Catechists who are working towards full certification. Registration forms
are available in the Religious Formation
Office. A selection of Catechist Formation topics presented by Judy Maten,
EMCF, will also be offered at the National
Shrine of the Little Flower in May and
June under Catholicism 101 heading.
Watch upcoming Heralds for more details on these local topics!
May 13, 2007
Adult Formation ...
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Military
Lighthouse Media CDs
The popular Lighthouse Media CDs are now available for sale
in the Shrine Gift Shop and the Religious Formation Office. Each
CD is only $3 and is a great way to catch up on adult formation
topics while driving, exercising, or in the office. All presentations
are done by well-known theologians and lecturers. The complete
listing of titles available can be found on-line at
www.formation.shrinechurch.com/adult/lighthouse.asp.
CDs can also be ordered through the Religious Formation Office. email Colleen at cmarchese@shrinechurch.com or call
248.541.5133 with your selections and we will have your order
ready for pick-up.
We have 18 new titles available in our popular Lighthouse Media
CD collection.
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15 Things to do in the Midst of Suffering by Jeff Cavins
Anger & Forgiveness by Deacon Dr. Bob McDonald
Church Beliefs by Jesse Romero
Confession by Fr. Larry Richards
Four Marks of the Church by Scott Hahn
How to Keep Your Kids Catholic by Ken Hensley
How to Win the World without Losing Your Soul by Dave Durand
The Fourth Cup by Scott Hahn
The Healing Power of Confession by Scott Hahn
The Holy Eucharist by Fr. Bill Casey
The Lamb’s Supper by Scott Hahn
The Life of Christ Pt. 1 by Matthew Arnold
The Life of Christ Pt 2 by Matthew Arnold
The Gift of Sexuality by Fr. Thomas Loya
The Passion of Christ Applied to Your Life by Fr. John Corapi
Understanding the Eucharist by Scott Hahn
Why Do We Have a Pope? by Scott Hahn
Why Go to Mass? by Bishop Alexander K. Sample
Fall Term at Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Major Seminary is the
center—the “heart”—of the Detroit
archdiocese for training the laity for
ministry. Consider Fall Term 2007 to begin your pur-suit of a certificate, AA or MA de-gree in pastoral
ministry. Sacred Heart is secured, centrally located for an easy
commute, and offers satellite courses to meet busy schedules.
New student admission ends August 15. Classes start September 4. Call 313-883-8520 to speak with an admissions counselor.
Please pray for our Military
Sgt. Daniel J. Allen, USMC
Capt. Eric Ansorge PhD, US Army
Sp.4 Joseph R. Bawden, US Army
Michael Bianchette, USAF
Envin E. Billings, US Army
Capt. David Cibik, US Army
Crisanto R. Delos, USCG
LJV. Joseph W. Doman, US Navy
Lt. Col. Thomas M. Doman, USMC
PV2-E2 Melissa Ducastel, US Army
LCPL. Michael Fern, USMC
PV2 E-2 Thomas M. Finn, US Army
PV 1st Class Daniel Fleming
TSgt. Kevin W. Geary, USAF
Lt. Troy Perry Glendye, USCG
Gary R. Gmeiner, USMC
Joseph Haddad, USMC
Sgt. Philip Huber, USMC
Maj. Ed K. Koledo, US Army
Andrew Kostrzewa, US Navy
Peter Laperriere, US Navy
Maj. Brent E. Lilly USMC
GS13 Dan Marem MI BN
EOCS Spec McKenzie
Aaron Mingle, US Navy
Matthew Mitchell, US Navy
LCpl. Michael D. Mueller, USMC
Maj. Ben O’Rourke, USMC
Maj. Loren D. Penney, US Army
Anthony Reynolds, USAF
Capt. David N. Roberts, USMC
Colin Roger, USCG
GySgt. Nathan Rowe, USMC
Andrew Schulte, US Army
Lt. Col. Eric J. Simpson, FA
1st Lt. Eric Sullivan, USAF
Capt. Michael Szalma, US Army
CPL. Roy Villareal, USMC
PV2 Christopher M. Villerot, US Army
Spec. David Wittla, US Army
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Grade School
Reading Resource Room
The Reading Resource Room has been a busy
place this past year. Younger students are learning
varied strategies to help them when they come to a
“tricky” word that is unfamiliar or words that just “don’t
make sense.” They practice reading at their instructional level, becoming more confident, fluent readers.
We work heavily on pre-reading which also helps with
comprehension. Often, students work on writing skills
as part of the lessons, focusing on grammar, sentence
structure, paragraph formation or spelling.
I’m also working with groups of students who have
been identified through testing as being significantly
above grade level. These students work on projects
that require investigation and creative problem solving. Upon completion students share their projects
and learning with their classmates.
I’m thoroughly enjoying my new position at Shrine
Catholic Grade School as the Reading Resource
teacher. I taught elementary grades for 11 years before training for Reading Recovery six years ago. The
multi-sensory approach incorporated in Reading Recovery, coupled with the phonics, reading strategies
and writing, is easily adapted into reading support for
elementary readers.
Academy
Mrs. Peg Amell
Next Saturday, May 19, 65 Shrine Academy students will experience the Mantis, the Mean Streak, the
Maverick and music. The Academy band, eighthgrade choir and Music Connection group will travel to
Sandusky, Ohio, to take part in the “Music in the Parks”
program.
The “music” part happens in the morning, when
the three groups will perform before judges. Highlights
of the presentation include the spiritual Set Down Servant, as performed by the eighth-grade choir, and
Gloria, sung entirely in Latin by the Music Connection.
Following the performance, the group will venture
to Cedar Point for an afternoon park visit. The famous
amusement park opened for the season this weekend, and students will experience many of the 69 rides
– 17 of which are roller coasters. Scott Ruhle ’11, a
member of the eighth-grade choir, is one of the students looking forward to the trip.
“We’re going there hopefully to place in a position, hopefully in the top three, and ride some sweet
rides,” he said. “My favorite ride is the Raptor, but I
haven’t been there in a while.”
The Shrine Academy performers will be accompanied by their faculty directors, including Ms. Sara
Skok, Ms. Julie Smyth, Ms. Melissa Liford and Mr.
James Mio.
High School
by Brian St. Claire
2007-2008 Observer Staff
Congratulations to the following students named
to The Observer staff for next year. We look forward
to reading your publications next year.
Billy Adams ‘09
Alex Assaf ’08
Erica Boreczky ‘08
Geneva Brunetti ‘08
Bridgett Colling ‘09
Emily Fraser ‘09
Zuzanna Fuchs ‘09
Christina Lawson ‘08
Andrew McNish ‘08
Alex Moulton ‘09
Christopher Oniciu ‘09
Meghan Spork ‘08
Brittany Taratuta ‘08
Janessa Wicks ‘08
Josh Wilt ‘09
2007-2008 Shrine Spirit Yearbook Staff
The following students have been named to the
2007-2008 Spirit Yearbook staff. Congratulations!
We look forward to watching you capture memories
and compiling into a lifelong treasure of high school.
Cara Davidson ‘08
Christy Gola ‘08
Luke Hunter ‘08
Asia Jones ‘08
Hannah Klemet ‘08
Michaela Lynch ‘08
Mary Mares ‘09
Jason Masopust ‘08
Alex Mast ‘08
Elyse Moon ‘08
Katie Murray ‘10
Elizabeth Niemaczura ‘09
Katie Obudzinski ‘09
Beth Ruhlman (Co-Chief) ‘08
Sarah Tatomir ‘08
Jacci Weber (Co-Chief) ‘08
Emma Winton-Smith ‘08
Upcoming Dates
5/15
5/16
5/17
5/18
5/23
5/24
5/28
NHS Students to Cedar Point
Art Department Art Show
Academy and High School
Vocal Music Concert
Senior Exams, Periods E-H
Senior Exams, Periods A-D
Senior Graduation
All School Band Concert
No School, Memorial Day
May 13, 2007
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CSA Minute—Mother’s Day and Family Ministry
This Sunday is Mother’s Day and the Church rejoices for all those who nurture the great gift of motherhood;
looking to its greatest witness, our Blessed Mother, who cared for her Son and our Savior, Jesus Christ.
The Archdiocese of Detroit helps mothers enrich and nurture their families through the work of the Office
for Family Ministry. Your gifts to the Catholic Services Appeal allow the office to directly support services and
programs for families.
The office makes available marriage preparation programs, such as Covenant Love and Cana II, which
are coordinated and sanctioned by the archdiocese. In addition, the office, which is part of the Department
of Education, supports programs to enrich and nurture marriages in other stages, whether it be through marriage encounters, prayer series or groups for the widowed, separated and divorced.
Catholic Services Appeal
Everyone should have received their CSA mailing last week. If you did not receive it, or if it has been misplaced, you can still contribute. Please use this form and you can drop it off at the church office or mail it, or
drop it in the Offertory collection basket.
Archdiocese of Detroit 2007
Name:
Address:
My gift to the Archdiocesan Catholic Services Appeal is as follows:
Amount of gift:
Amount paid:
Balance:
Please send a reminder envelope as indicated below.
9 month payments (starting in July)
Quarterly payments (July/Oct/Jan/April)
Signed:
(This gift is not legally binding.)
Make checks payable to
SHRINE CSA
Contributions are
deductible for income tax
purposes
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Elementary ...
Summer Vacation starts for K-8 Grade Religious Formation
This past Monday was the last class for the kindergarten through eighth grade Religious Formation programs. Our catechists wish all of our families a safe and restful summer. We will see everyone next fall!
Avalanche Ranch Vacation Bible School
June 18-22, 9 am—Noon, Shrine Catholic Grade School
Planning, training, and decoration-making is in full swing to get ready for Avalanche Ranch Vacation Bible
School. Is your child’s spot reserved yet? Use the registration form in this Herald or go online to
www.shrinechurch.com.
Reflections on the Eucharist
Pope John Paul II, reflecting in Crossing the Threshold of Hope writes: "Peoples of the entire
world need to hear these words. Their conscience needs to grow in the certainty that Someone exists who holds in His Hands the destiny of this passing world… and this Someone is
Love—Love that became Man, Love crucified and risen, Love unceasingly present among
men. It is Eucharistic Love."
High School ...
Summer Programs
Be sure to visit the www.shrineschools.com website for updates on summer programs taking place at the
High School over the summer. Our programs encompass many different age groups with most beginning at
the 4th grade level.
A Wild Ride Through God’s Word
June 18th – 22nd 9 am – 12 noon
At Shrine Catholic Grade School
Registered Kindergarteners–Incoming
6th Grade Students
Experience thrilling Bible Stories, crafts, and games!
Sample tasty snacks, and hear unforgettable music!
Children accepted into kindergarten for this fall through incoming 6th grade students
are invited to stampede to Avalanche Ranch Vacation Bible School. Kids will sing
catchy songs, play teamwork-building games, nibble Chuck Wagon Chow, take on a
Daily Challenge to celebrate God’s love, experience electrifying Bible adventures, collect
Bible Memory Buddies and create Bible Point Crafts. Each day family members are encouraged to join us for the Showtime Roundup. Space is limited to 150 children.
Fill out the form found in this edition of the Herald to register...
May 13, 2007
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Shrine Catholic High School 2007 Summer Programs
Summer Video Class
Pixilation Session: June 11-15
Animation Session: June 11-15
Cost: $150 per student / per session
Open to current (2006-2007) freshman, sophomore and
juniors that are currently in Basic or Advanced Art class.
*Seniors can take the class, but will work on a separate
project.
Boys Basketball Camp
June 18-22, 2007
Session I (entering grades 4th-6th)
9-11am
Session II (entering grades 7th-9th)
Noon-2 pm
Cost: $50 per camper
Registration will begin May 1st.
Contact Coach Mike Massucci at www.shrinehoops.net or
mmassucci@shrinehoops.net for a registration form.
Girls Volleyball Camp
June 18-22, 2007
Open to girls entering grades 4th-6th
6:30-8:30 pm
Registration forms available May 10th. Please contact
Coach Kathy Cobbledick at 248.435.5884 or Coach
Nancy Faught at 248.549.2353 for more information.
Summer Pixilation Video Camp*
June 18-22, 2007
8 am-Noon
* Registration limited to incoming 7th and 8th grade Shrine
Catholic Academy Students who are registered for the
2007-2008 school year.
Math “Review and Preview” Class*
June 18-29, 2007
9-11:30am
(Monday-Friday)
* Registration limited to incoming 7th and 8th grade
Shrine Catholic Academy Students who are registered
for the 2007-2008 school year.
Please contact Mr. Ramsey Vincent at
Vincent@shrineschools.com.
Girls Basketball Camp
June 25-29, 2007
Session I (entering grades 2nd-4th)
8-10 am
Session II (entering grades 5th-7th)
10:30 am-1 pm
Session III (entering grades 8th-9th)
1:30-4 pm
Cost: $50 per camper Session I
Cost: $60 per camper Sessions II, III
Registration forms available now. Please contact Coach
JD Armstrong at shrinebasketball@yahoo.com.
Fine and Performing Arts Camp
July 9-20, 2007
9 am-Noon
(Monday-Friday Only)
Open to Boys and Girls entering grades 3rd-9th
Registration will begin May 10th. Contact Ms. Julie Smyth
at smyth@shrineschools.com.
Junior Knights Character and Leadership Camp
July 23-26, 2007
9 am-1 pm
*Campers bring own lunch*
Registration will begin May 1st. Contact Coach Mike
Massucci at www.shrinehoops.net or
Boys and Girls Basketball Shooting Camp
July 29-August 2, 2007
9-11 am
Registration will begin May 1st. Contact Coach Mike
Massucci at www.shrinehoops.net or
Fast Lane Learning Workshop
(Three part workshop may be taken together or separately)
PACE Power Reading Skills
August 6-9, 2007
8:30-11:30 am
SOAR Study Skills
August 6-9, 2007
12:15-2:45 pm
3D Writing
August 10, 2007
8:30 am – 2:45 pm
$25.00 discount from the list price for each additional
course for the same student and/or same family. Full registration forms available now. Visit www.soarstudyskills.com/
fastlane, email info@soarstudyskills.com or call Jim Phillips
at 248.541.6219.
Soccer Summer Camp
June 27-29, 2007
1-4 pm
Open to Boys and Girls entering grades 4th-6th
Please contact Scott Zimmerman at 248.943.3885 for more
information.
PLEASE COMPLETE AND SIGN THIS FORM
ONLY COMPLETED FORMS WILL RESERVE YOUR SPOT!
A Wild Ride Through God's Word
Please mail the registration form with payment to the Religious Formation Office at 2123 Roseland, Royal Oak, MI 48073
no later than May 25, 2007. Make checks payable to the “Shrine of the Little Flower”.
Questions? Call 248-541-5133 or e-mail jlynch@shrinechurch.com or rcramer@shrinechurch.com
Registered Shrine parishioners may enroll their children now at a cost of $40.00 per
child. Non-parishioners may register after May 25, 2007, if there are spots available.
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Shrine Parish. We may use photos or projects in one or more of the following ways:
a) to copyright the same in the National Shrine Parish name or any other name that he/she may select;
b) to use and publish the same in whole or in part, in any medium now or hereafter known, and for any
purpose whatsoever, including (but not by way of limitation illustration, promotion, advertising and trade,
and;
For valuable consideration, I hereby confer on the National Shrine Parish the absolute and irrevocable right and
permission with respect to the photographs that he/she has taken of my minor child in which he/she may be
included with others.
I hereby release and discharge National Shrine Parish from all and any claims and demands ensuing from or in
connection with the use of the photographs, including any and all claims for libel and invasion of privacy.
This authorization and release shall inure to the benefit of the legal representatives, licensees and assigns of
photographer for the National Shrine Parish as well as the person(s) for whom he/she took the photographs.
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below named student. I hereby consent to the foregoing on his/her behalf.
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Chef’s Special Omelets
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Small Job PRO! Free Estimates
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ELECTRICAL • 800-253-1632
All Types of Electrical Wiring
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PARENT HEATING
& COOLING INC.
34802 Woodward
Birmingham
Heating, Air Conditioning Contractors
(248) 433-8281
Scott Paul
Major Discounts Available
Beer & Wine
459 N. Rochester Rd 800•782•6060
Clawson, Mi 48017 248•616•9980
Religious
Jewelry
Largest selection of crosses
and religious jewelry
“Parish members for 52 years”
Miner’s Den
248-585-6950
MILLS SIDING & ROOFING, L.L.C.
Family owned quality residential service since 1948
Roof Repair Specialist
Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
1999 Coolidge between 11 & 12 Mile Roads
248-691-4333 • 10% Senior Discounts
A HANDYMAN
ANY & ALL • NO JOB TOO SMALL
RELIABLE • KNOWLEDGEABLE
WITH EXCELLENT REFERENCES
ABCO 248
SERVICES
890-6346
Roof Snow Removal
647-6122
Birmingham
584-0490
Royal Oak
Interior Design
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TERRANCE H MOORE, DDS, PC
Lic & Ins
28966 Woodward Ave
Royal Oak, MI 48067
Amanda Fuller
248.541.9500 x11
One Complimentary Hour
Complete Landscape
Maintenance & Installation
(248) 543-2311
HOURS BY APPOINTMENT
Bruce M. Baker, DVM
James G. Mast, DVM • Parish Member
Estate Planning Services
Wills • Trusts • Probate
MATTHEW S. FEDOR, P.L.C.
Attorney at Law
Cosmetic and Family Dentistry
28926 Woodward Ave., Royal Oak
behind Shrine Elem. Playground
248-398-9528
248.433.3367
Birmingham
A Great Experience Of
Family Togetherness
Free Consult for Parishioners
An Honest Attorney
You Can Trust...
JAMES O. ELLIOTT
(800) 755-2636
OPEN AT 6:30 AM
7 DAYS A WEEK
1360 S. Woodward
at 14 ½ Mile Rd.
642-5775
www.jamesoelliott.com
515 S. Lafayette,
Royal Oak
(in Old Church at 6th Street)
248-584-3001
15% Discount with ad
FREE
LEGAL ADVICE!
Design/Installation
Lawn & Garden Maintenance
Shrub & Ornamental Care
Irrigation Service & Installation
Phone (586) 741-5296
Fax (586) 741-4600
A d v e r t i s i n g!
A Brilliant Idea!
1-800-521-4486
Handyman
Plumbing • Electrical • Carpentry
General Repair • Outdoor Services
John Larabell
248-840-0045
MUST PRESENT COUPON - National Shrine of the Little Flower Community -
Push, Pull, Tug or Tow!
We Take Anything
In on Trade!
Ambrose Custom Flooring
Refinish Your Wood Floors Without the Mess
11 1/2 Mile & Woodward
Frank Ambrose
(313) 598-0212
248-548-4100
Featuring Dust-Free Sand & Finish
New Installation · Repairs
Custom Inlays & Borders
Make Your Old Hardwood Floor Look Like New • All Work Guaranteed
Committed to Your
Changing Lifestyle...
Starting at $1,725/mo.
Includes Meals, Housekeeping,
Activities and More!
Royal Oak
Call Chris Laymac
at 248-585-2550
1900 N. Washington
A Brilliant Idea!
1-800-521-4486
Detroit
Single Catholics
Grow in faith • Fall in love
CatholicMatch.com/Detroit
Looking for a great relationship?
You’re sure to fall in love at the
Michigan Humane Society.
Dog and cat adoptions include sterilization,
age-appropriate vaccinations
a 10 day health plan and, of course, unconditional love.
Westland
Detroit
Rochester Hills
(734) 721-7300
(313) 872-3400
(248) 852-7420
www.michiganhumane.org
Bennett & Son
Building Co., Inc.
ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS
BASEMENT • BATHS • KITCHENS
ADDITIONS • SIDING • ROOF • WINDOWS
248.626.6860
Lic. & Ins.
Mickey Bennett, Owner
CONSOLIDATED LEGAL SERVICES, P.C.
Attorneys at Law
A Brilliant Idea!
1-800-521-4486
Richard A. Doherty
V.P. - Investments
Financial Planning Specialist
248 848 8012 / 800 521 2297
richard.a.doherty@smithbarney.com
• Estate Planning
• Probate Administration
• Family Law
• Criminal Defense
Citigroup Global Markets
L.J. RODGERS
HOME IMPROVEMENTS, LLC
1-888-529-5665
ROOFING & SIDING
2000 Town Center, Suite 2350, Southfield
Available
24 Hours
Staff Bonded
and Insured
Licensed
& Insured
• Trim & Seamless Gutters
• Storms & Replacement Windows
• Decks • Awnings • Enclosures
(248)399-1233
Huntington Woods & Farmington Hills
Looking for a great relationship?
You’re sure to fall in love at the
Michigan Humane Society.
Dog and cat adoptions include sterilization,
age-appropriate vaccinations
a 10 day health plan and, of course, unconditional love.
Westland
Detroit
Rochester Hills
(734) 721-7300
(313) 872-3400
(248) 852-7420
www.michiganhumane.org
Caring Doctors providing Quality
Primary Care for the Whole Family
A COMPLETE
HOME CARE AGENCY
VISIT WWW.SOMERSETSKINCENTRE.COM
Barbara Falkell, DO
Board Certified in
Internal Medicine
& Pediatrics
CURT’S Service
Complete Auto & Truck Repair
We Deliver Everywhere
Teleflora Worldwide Delivery
DYNAMIC
FLOWERS
(248) 544-6160
Specializing in Skin Cancer, Psoriasis,
Contact Dermatitis, and Cosmetic Surgery
Huntington Professional Building, South
26711 Woodward Ave., Suite 103
Huntington Woods (248) 543-6000
Introducing Our New Partner:
FUNERAL SPECIALISTS
1457 E. 12 Mile Road
Madison Heights, Michigan 48071
BOARD CERTIFIED DERMATOLOGIST
MOHS MICROGRAPHIC SURGEON
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R.N.’s • L.P.N.’s • Nurse aides
Alzheimer’s · Hospice · Companionship
Auto Related Injuries
Personal Care and Household Chores
from Bath Visits up to 24 Hours of Care
FREE NURSE EVALUATION
248-582-8884
GEORGE J. MURAKAWA, MD, PHD
14611 W. 11 Mile Rd, Oak Park
248-545-0500
Appointments available
“We Care About Your Car”
SIDING • GUTTERS
29522 Little Mack, Roseville, MI
586-445-6455 or 800-459-6455
WWW.JJROOFING.COM
of Royal Oak
3221 N. Main St.
ACE LANDSCAPING
M-F 8-9 • Sat 9-9
Lawn Care &
Sun 10-5
OPEN 7 DAYS, EVENINGS
Snow Removal
& HOLIDAYS
248-548-5570
248-583-6111
www.acelawncare.com
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Landscaping, Lawn Maintenance
Enormous Selection of
Grading, Paving, Hydro-seeding
Colored Roses
SLEEP CENTER
PARTICIPANTS NEEDED
FOR A SLEEP STUDY
ALL SUBJECTS WILL BE PAID
Call Today! (313) 916-4152
Each milestone of our journey
AS CATHOLICS IS CELEBRATED
WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY.
Why, then, choose outside the Catholic faith
for our final resting place?
15% OFF Next Order of $20 • FREE DELIVERY (Limited Area)
CATERING AVAILABLE • Visit us at: www.taniaspizza.com
The advertising that appears on this
page will defray the costs of your
newsletter service. At the same time,
your business name is presented
to families in our area! Please call us
if you are interested in placing
an ad which will support your publication.
Guardian Angel Cemetery celebrates the
traditions and beliefs of our Catholic Faith.
GUARDIAN ANGEL CEMETERY
Rochester Rd. at Snell Rd.
Oakland Township
Just north of downtown Rochester
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Please call
Liturgical Publications Inc
at 800-521-4486
Dine In
Carry Out
Catering
248-336-8892
Next to the Church
10% OFF Order with ad
Family History Video
Your Life Story Documented
For The Future
Tony Gallucci 248-585-1045
tonyg@metrotelvc.com
Shrine Parishioner
FINE ITALIAN FAMILY RESTAURANT
31555 Woodward
Royal Oak, Michigan 48073
248-549-4002
Doggie Daycare & Overnight Kenneling
248-583-WOOF (9663)
275 W. Girard
Madison Heights
www.pawzinn.com
Call us today for peace of mind!
661 E. Eight Mile Rd., Ferndale
Ask For Dave 248.542.8266
Public Storage & Records
Management Needs!
HIGHEST LEVEL OF SECURITY
ROYAL OAK STORAGE
CARPET CLEANING
By
Mr. Sweeps
MONUMENT CENTER INC.
Document Storage
Cleaning
of Royal Oak
LR-DR & Hall
$39.95
248-390-5023
248-280-2026
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• Free Document Destruction
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313 E. Hudson
248-591-6580
www.royaloakstorage.com
Your Neighbor
BUYING ANTIQUES
1 Item to an Entire Estate • Call Alan First
313-972-1010
248-515-8815
Thanks
To our Advertisers,
this publication is printed
Free for your church!
Please patronize these
Advertisers!
248.398.5545
got pain?
Dr. Tom Kopsch
Chiropractor • Parish Member
(248) 549-0140
www.normandychiro.com
Licensed/Insured-Free Estimates
COSTIGAN ROOFING
CONTRACTORS, INC.
“Roofing Specialist 25 Years”
Most Jobs Done In 1 Day
429 N. Main Street, Royal Oak, MI 48067
248-879-7700
FOOT & ANKLE SPECIALISTS
DAVID E. BENESON, DPM, PC
Keoleian, Massimilla & Associates, P.C
APBS
BOARD CERTIFIED
MOST INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED
Evening & Emergency Appointments Available
Adult & Children’s Foot Care
FREE CONSULTATION
2530 Crooks Rd.
FOR PARISHIONERS
at Northwood
248-435-4777
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Linda M. Massimilla, CPA
Shrine Parish Member
2350 Franklin Road, Suite 220
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302-0385
248-338-1060
Read a Good Book lately?
Here is the ideal New St.
Joseph American Catholic
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and cross references for easy
large-print reading and study.
Doctrinal Bible index.
Soft cover.
$15.95 + $4.10 shipping
and sales tax
1-800-521-4486
Liturgical Publications, Inc.
PO Box 180906
Utica, MI 48317
The advertising that appears on this
page will defray the costs of your
newsletter service. At the same time,
your business name is presented
to families in our area! Please call us
if you are interested in placing an
ad which will support your publication.
Please call
Liturgical Publications Inc
at 800-521-4486
Perpetual Eucharistic
Adoration
The Adoration Chapel
is open 24 hours a day,
seven days a week, to all
drop-in visitors who wish to
spend some quiet time in
prayer before our Lord.
Use the east doors to the
Coughlin Building. These
doors are normally locked so use the
knocker or doorbell to gain entry. Please
sign the book on the windowsill in the vestibule.
To volunteer or make other inquiries,
please call Theresa Dysarz at 248.559.2781.
Meals on Wheels
Southeast Oakland County
Volunteer drivers are needed to deliver meals to Homebound seniors enrolled
in the “Meals on Wheels” program in Hazel Park, Ferndale, Royal Oak and Madison Heights. Substitute drivers are also
needed for these areas.
Volunteers are asked to drive a lunch
route in their community twice a month.
Meals are delivered only during the weekdays and routes take an average of 90
minutes to complete. Drivers use their
own vehicles for the deliveries and are
reimbursed for mileage expenses, if requested.
Many of the seniors depend on this
program to provide their one hot meal of
the day. Please consider helping with this
outreach of kindness and care.
For more information or to volunteer, call
Kris Jobe, SEOMOW Program Director at
313.538.8740.
May 13, 2007
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NATIONAL SHRINE of the Little Flower
Royal Oak, Michigan
Parish Office
2123 Roseland, R.O. 48073...................................................................... 248.541.4122
Rev. Msgr. William H. Easton, Pastor ................................................................ ext 415
Rev. Michael Heppen, CSC, Assoc ................................................................. ext 412
Rev. Tomasz Mąka, Assoc................................................................................. ext 419
Rev. James Smalarz, Assoc............................................................................... ext 416
Director of Liturgical Music, Mr. Rob Abbott.................................................. ext 442
Christian Service, Sister Noreen Ellison, SC...................................................... ext 411
National Shrine Director, Mr. Jack Hoolehan................................................. ext 418
Director of Development, Mrs. Laurie Bilkie-Snyder ...................................... ext 432
Shrine Herald Editor, Mrs. Vicki Holtyn ............................................................. ext 448
Parish Education
Shrine Catholic High School, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073
Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken............................................................ 248.549.2925
Shrine Catholic Academy, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073
Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken............................................................ 248.549.2928
Shrine Catholic Grade School, 1621 Linwood R.O. 48067
Principal, Mrs. Sharon Dixon................................................................ 248.541.4622
Director of Recruiting, Mrs. Meg Armstrong ......................................... 248.549.2925
Religious Education
Director of Religious Education, Mrs. Judy Maten .......................... 248.541.5133
Youth Ministry, Mrs. Mary Garlow (9-12 grades) ................ 248.541.4122 ext 439
Director of Adult Formation, Mr. John LaCroix ................................ 248.543.6955
Office Hours
Monday - Friday ........................................ 9 am-12 pm, 1 pm-5 pm, 6:30 pm-9 pm
Saturday .................................................................................................. 9 am-2:30 pm
Emergencies handled at any time. Please limit other visits or phone calls to the
above times.
Church Hours
Monday - Friday ..................................................................................... 5:30 am-5 pm
Saturday ..........................................................................7:30 am-after 6:30 pm Mass
Sunday .............................................................................6:30 am-after 6:00 pm Mass
Gift Shop Hours
Monday - Friday .......................................................................................... 1 pm-4 pm
Second Saturday of the Month ...................................................... 5:30 pm-6:30 pm
Second Sunday of the Month.............................................................. 9:30 am-2 pm
Masses
Sunday ............................................................... 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am, 12:30, 6:00 pm
Saturday ............................................................................ 8:30 am, 4:30 pm, 6:30 pm
Weekday .................................................................................................. 6:30, 8:30 am
Holy Day .............................................................. 6:30, 8:30 am 12:00 noon, 7:30 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Tuesday and Thursday after 6:30 am Mass, Saturday 3-4 pm and
after 5:30-6:15 pm.
Sacrament of Baptism
Sunday at 2 pm. Please contact Charlene Lewandowski in the
Parish Office at ext 410.
Sacrament of Marriage
Parish members, please contact Cheryl Popham in the Parish Office at ext 413
at least six months in advance.
Pastoral Care of the Sick and Homebound
Notify the Parish Office of illness, hospitalization, nursing home status
as soon as possible.
Parish Tours
Docents are on duty from 10 am-4 pm Monday-Saturday except during services. Groups of 10 or more call 248.541.4122 to schedule a time.
Shrine Herald
Submissions are due Monday by 1 pm. Articles should be emailed to
herald@shrinechurch.com to be considered for publication.
While we urge our readers to consider patronizing our advertisers, we cannot and do
not endorse their conduct or performance. For information on advertising in the
Shrine Herald, please call 800.521.4486.
LYNCH
& SONS
Funeral Directors
The Lynch Family
Has Been Personally
Serving the Families of
1368 North Crooks Road
(1 Block South of Maple) www.lynchfuneraldirectors.com Shrine Since 1950.
(248) 435-0660
Celebrating 100 Years - Our Family to Yours
John & Bill Sullivan,
Richard P. McLaughlin
Longtime Parish Members
ROYAL OAK
(248) 541-7000
“A Family Tradition Of
Dignified Service”
2600 Crooks Road
(Between Maple & Big Beaver)
248-362-2500
705 W. Eleven Mile Rd.
Vasu, Rodgers & Connell Chapel
32515 Woodward (S. of 14 mile)
The Dignity and
Value You Deserve
248-549-0500
8456 Hall Rd. (M-59)
www.DesmondFuneralHome.com
(248)398-6500
2125 Twelve Mile Road
Berkley, MI 48072
William H. Fuller, Jr.
UTICA
(586) 731-2411
www.sullivanfuneraldirectors.com
Family Owned Since 1938
Bill Oldani & Mike Flannery, Parishioners
MANZO
EYE CARE
David L. Manzo, M.D.
Lasik/Excimer
Specialist and
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
General Opthalmologist
• RENOVATIONS
• ADDITIONS
• KITCHENS
• BATHS
27776 Woodward Ave., Royal Oak
(across from Westborn Market)
Parish Member 248-541-4200
PREMIERE OPTICAL SHOP
LARRY’S
248.559.2300
19860 W. 12 Mile at Evergreen
Southfield
OPEN 6 DAYS
FAMILY BARBERSHOP
OLD SCHOOL SHOP FOR FAMILIES
SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT
Monday - Friday
FOR SALE NEW EXEC CONDO
Custom Renovations Since 1978
Town & Country
Royal Oak
Bus. (248) 280-4777
Cell (248) 379-4774
BONIA, FL • 4 BR • 3 Bath • 2 Car Garage
Great Lake Golf Sunset View
tcroekle@burrus.com • 248-375-0003
David P. Arce
HELENE ROY
• Award winning Agent
• Past President Shrine
High Mothers Club
• Royal Oak Resident
• Parish Member
You Can Rely On Me.
I Keep My Promises
CONTRACT DESIGN
GROUP, INC.
Parish Member
(248) 399-1155
Like a good neighbor
State Farm is there
819 E. 12 Mile Rd.
Madison Heights, MI 48071
Auto • Home • Health • Life
State Farm Insurance Companies
Home Offices: Bloomington, IL
Save on Carpet • Vinyl
Hardwood & Tile Flooring
Quality Sales & Service
Since 1982 • All Major Brands
Commercial
Residential
FREE Estimates
Installation
(1 blk N of 11Mile)
248-547-7541
FOUGÉRE PAINTING & DECOR
STATE LICENSED & FULLY INSURED
Exterior/Interior • Plaster/Drywall Repair
42 years exp. • 2nd generation • 248-426-9136
2036 Rochester Road, Royal Oak
Sewers & Drains
Hot Water Tanks • Faucets
Toilets • Sump Pumps
24 Hour Service
248•542•7850
$20.00 OFF
HOPCROFT
FUNERAL HOMES, INC.
HAZEL PARK MADISON HEIGHTS
31145 John R.
23919 John R.
(248) 585.7770
(248) 543.6687
Daniel J. Finley, Manager
David A. Hopcroft, Owner/Manager
Arthur Hopcroft, Founder (1924 ~ 2006)
Lindsay Rhadigan
Joe Schanbeck, Pre-Need Counselor
Proud to be Family Owned and Operated
Serving the Community for over 55 years
CRAIG P. GOLDIN, D.D.S.
MARCY GREENBERT GOLDIN, D.D.S.
Dedicated to Excellence in Dentistry and Beautiful Smiles
AUTO · LIFE · BUSINESS
ERIC J. CARL
Benefits of club membership:
Weddings & Showers • Reunions
Meetings & Events • Golf Outings
Off-Premise Catering
Centrally located, rooms overlooking
golf course, outdoor terrace available
If interested, please contact
PLUMBING
248-542-6608
440 South Main Street, Clawson
(248) 280-0800
www.thedesignersmile.com
423 N. MAIN
ROYAL OAK
248-548-7500 • jjones_cmaa@yahoo.com
with this ad
LIC. MASTER PLUMBER
PARISH MEMBER
Cosmetic Dentistry Institute
Visit Our Showroom
Red Run Golf Club
248-556-0082
28530 Woodward Ave.
$2.00 OFF
PLUMBING & HEATING
SEWER CLEANING
ALL REPAIR WORK
Allstate Insurance Co.
816 E. Fourth St.
Royal Oak, MI 48067
24 Hour
Customer
Service
Off 248.584.0202
Cell 248.320.9019
ericcarl@allstate.com
ADVERTISING!
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Call: 800.337.8608 or 734.930.7290
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