SAINT MARY OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS

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1 SAINT MARY OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 22, 2018 BECOMING WHAT WE PRAY WHEN THE HUNGRY are fed, the naked are clothed, and children living on the street are given a home, when believers truly practice what we pray, then the world will be transformed. WHEN THE LONELY are loved, the frightened are freed, and women everywhere are treated equally, when believers truly practice what we pray then the kingdom of God will be near. IT S NOT UP to God alone to listen to prayer. It s not up to God to answer. But when the people of God become what we pray, the kingdom of God is revealed. When the people of God become what we pray, the kingdom of God is revealed. WHEN THE NATIONS at war put down all their arms and troops from every country can return to their homes, when our politics embody what we pray, then the world will be transformed. WHEN RESPECT FOR the earth is greater than greed, and human laws reflect creation s dignity, when believers truly practice what we pray, then the kingdom of God will be near. WHEN RELIGION IS true to God s living word And preaches love and mercy over other concerns, When the churches truly practice what we preach, Then the world will be transformed. WHEN OUR TOLERANCE grows beyond all our fears And we view one another as the image of God, When believers truly practice what we pray Then the kingdom of God will be near. Words/Music by: James V. Marchionda CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNERS! THE RAFFLE TICKET SELLER S DRAWING was held last Sunday, July 15th. 1ST PLACE $150 John & Rita Reinders 2ND PLACE $ 75 - Michael & Bonnie Brown NEXT SELLER S INCENTIVE drawing is Sunday, July 29th. LIFE REMODELED LIFE REMODELED IS a Detroit-based nonprofit that invests approximately $5 million in cash, labor and materials into one Detroit neighborhood each year. Projects are determined by the community s needs and vision. Life Remodeled partners assist in three areas: Remodeling a school or other community asset, repairing owneroccupied homes, and mobilizing 12,000 volunteers to clean up 360 city blocks in six days. Last year they began working on the Durfee school building to turn it into a community innovation Center. Work continues on that building and help is needed. ST. MARY WILL be taking part in this project on Tuesday, July 31st, 9am 5 pm. You must be 14 years of age to participate. If you are interested in joining the St. Mary team of volunteers, please contact Val Thompson at no later than July 20th. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, or to sign up individually or on another day go to: PLEASE JOIN US IN THE PARISH HALL FOR FINAL FAIR SIGN UP NEXT WEEKEND!

2 SAINT MARY PARISH 1955 E. Commerce Milford, Michigan Pastor: Msgr. John Budde Weekend Associate: Rev. Gordon Judd, CSB Deacon: Paul Nickels Pastoral Associate: Valerie Thompson Website: Phone: FAX: PARISH OFFICES Secretary: Cherie Makie Christian Service Assistant: Judy Vance Technology Coordinator: Cathy Gannon FAITH FORMATION OFFICES Director of Faith Formation: Colleen Gonzalez: Director of Adult Formation/RCIA: Anita Daroczy Men s Ministry: Mel Boomer Director of Youth Ministry: Kevin Szawala youthministry@stmarymilfordmi.org Faith Formation Admin Assistant: Wendi Kujawski stmaryreligiouseducation@comcast.net MINISTRY OF MUSIC Music Minister & Organist: Steve Hansen: steve@stmarymilford.comcastbiz.net Joe Hassell: Guitarist Cantor: Maryann Lambrecht: New Covenant Youth Ensemble Maureen Simms maurtsimms@aol.com PARISH COUNCIL Council President: Keith Hughes Council meeting is the fourth Monday of the month. WORSHIP Chairperson: Judy Ulbrich Commission meeting is the second Tuesday of the month. CHRISTIAN SERVICE Chairperson: Darlene Klien Kapanoske Commission meeting is the second Tuesday of the month. FAITH FORMATION Chairperson: Diane Ludwinski Commission meeting is the second Tuesday of the month. FINANCE Chairperson: Prateep Ghose Commission meeting is the third Tuesday of the month. Complete schedule is available from the Parish Faith Formation BAPTISMS Please call the Parish Office to arrange for your child s baptism. MARRIAGES Arrangements may be made by contacting the Parish Office at least six months before the wedding date. You must also be a Parishioner six months previously. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Individual Confession on Saturdays between 9:00 & 9:30 am or anytime upon request by calling the Parish Office. rev. 06/2018 FAITH FORMATION Late Enrollment for Fall sessions: September 5: 9:00 5:00 and September 6: 9:00-7:00. Must register in person. Part-Time Help Wanted ST. MARY S FAITH Formation is accepting applications for a part-time, evening staff supervisory position. Hours: 7-12 hours per week, includes Mon. & Tues. 5:00 7:45pm, Wed. 4:00 6:00pm (on Confirmation prep nights until 8:15 pm), Thurs. (Confirmation prep nights only) 6:00 8:15 pm for the session year beginning September 10, 2018 to May 1, For responsibilities, qualifications and more information, please see our website: PLEASE SEND RESUME to: St. Mary Faith Formation Attn: Colleen Gonzalez, DRE 1955 E. Commerce, Milford, MI Or attachment to stmarycag@comcast.net PARTS OF THE MASS Last in a series of articles THE MASS FOLLOWS a fundamental structure which has been preserved throughout the centuries down to our own day (Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 1346). Though the Mass is one unified act of worship, it consists of many parts, each with its own purpose and meaning. COMMUNION RITE: The preparatory rites, consisting of the Lord s Prayer, the Rite of Peace, and the Fraction, lead the faithful to Holy Communion (see GIRM*, no 80). The Prayer after Communion expresses the Church's gratitude for the mysteries celebrated and received. RITE OF PEACE: The right by which the Church entreats peace and unity for herself and for the whole human family, and the faithful express to each other their ecclesial communion and mutual charity before communicating in the Sacrament (GIRM*, no 82). FRACTION: The Priest breaks the Eucharistic Bread The gesture of breaking bread done by Christ at the Last Supper...in apostolic times gave the entire Eucharistic Action its name (GIRM*, no 83) COMMUNION: Holy communion, the reception of the Body and Blood of Christ in the Eucharist. CONCLUDING RITES: To the Concluding Rites belong the following: brief announcements ; the Priest s Greeting and Blessings..; the Dismissal of the people by the Deacon or the Priest, so that each may go back to doing good works, praising and blessing God; the kissing of the altar by the Priest and the Deacon, followed by a profound bow to the altar by the Priest, the Deacon, and the other ministers (GIRM*. No 90). Copyright 2010, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, D.C. Used with permission. All

3 FAITH FORMATION ATTENTION MEN! FOR 10 YEARS the men of St. Mary have been gathering on Thursday mornings for coffee, donuts, fellowship, prayer, and learning. WE WOULD LIKE to invite you to an environment where you can share your faith questions, comments and concerns without judgement. COME AND SEE what you ve been missing. THURSDAY MORNINGS AFTER the 9:00 am mass in the Library.

4 SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR CHILDREN I KNOW THAT the school year is only just coming to an end, but we must start planning for next year already. From June 30th through July 31st we will be collecting various school supplies in an effort to pack backpacks for those children in our area who otherwise would not have the necessary supplies to start the school year. SUPPLY LISTS WILL be available in the courtyard lobby at the end of the month. We already have all the backpacks, we just need the supplies. ALL DONATIONS CAN be placed in the courtyard lobby beginning June 30th or dropped off at the Parish offices before then. Please place monetary donations in an envelope in the collection basket marked BACKPACKS, or drop it off in the Parish offices. THANK YOU IN advance for your warm generosity. QUESTIONS OR WANT TO HELP? Contact Val Thompson at CHRISTIAN SERVICE PARISH FAIR KNIGHT NEWS MY BROTHER KNIGHTS, there has been some recent discussion that is encouraging for the canonization of our namesake, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. In light of this news, we ask that you pray this prayer for his Canonization. HEAVENLY FATHER, SOURCE of all holiness, You raise up within the Church in every age men and women who serve with heroic love and dedication. You have blessed Your Church through the life and ministry of Your faithful servant, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. He has written and spoken well of Your Divine Son, Jesus Christ, and was a true instrument of the Holy Spirit in touching the hearts of countless people. IF IT BE according to Your Will, for the honor and glory of the Most Holy Trinity and for the salvation of souls, we ask that You move the Church to proclaim him a saint. We ask this prayer through Jesus Christ, our Lord, Amen. ENJOY SUNDAY WITH YOUR FAMILY Gus LaRuffa PGK (248) Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Council 7444 BASKETS OF CHEER AS ONE OF our parish Fair raffles, we will create baskets that dazzle! We have Baskets of Cheer to fill, and with your help we will! LYNN O BRIEN is providing a wheel barrow and we need to fill it. New bottles of booze and wine, mixers, too, will be fine. THE PARISH OFFICE is drop off HQ, Or call and I will come to you! Lynn and I appreciate your donations! The main tent will be the location; Of the Baskets of Cheer table and tickets, IF YOU ARE LUCKY, we will pick it! Thank you! Jerri Somervell Lynn O Brien Baskets of Cheer Co-Chairs CALLING ALL TRIVIA MASTERS! JOIN US FOR Trivia Night at the Church Fair, August 3rd in the Vegas Tent. Early Bird Trivia from 5:30-6pm and a whole new round from 6-7pm. Prizes for both! Servers will be available for your food and beverage needs, so come join us for a good time. TEDDY BEAR BOOTH IT S HARD TO BELIEVE, but it IS that time of year again and we are only 2 weeks away from our beloved Parish Fair! WE ARE EAGERLY awaiting the now empty shelves of the Teddy Bear Booth to be filled with 12 dozen amazingly costumed bears crafted our parish family. BEARS CAN BE returned during any of the sign up weekends or, if you prefer, you may return them to the Parish office at your convenience. PLEASE, ATTACH YOUR name to the returned bears so we can give credit where credit is due and save us from making unnecessary calls trying to track down missing bears. WE D LIKE TO take this opportunity to invite anyone interested in joining in the fun of Fair weekend to join us as a helper in the Teddy Bear Booth. STOP BY OUR designated area during the sign up weekends or feel free to call: Cheryl Kaczmarek or Cheryl Hinman to volunteer. We thank you BEARY much!

5 PARISH FAIR WE'RE HAVING A PIG ROAST.and we need your help!! Volunteers are needed to help prepare and serve the Saturday Dinner during Fair Weekend! Volunteer on any of the Fair Sign-up weekends or call Helen at DISCOUNT FAIR TICKETS DISCOUNT FAIR TICKETS are available! Get your Fair tickets early and get a bigger bang for your buck! Dear Fellow Parishioners: ONE OF OUR favorite attractions at the annual St. Mary Summer Fair is the Theme Basket raffle. Our great chairpersons are starting to collect the items for some 30+ uniquely themed baskets and we would like to offset the cost on this wonderful and fun event by asking for your support! Items that are needed: ALL DONATIONS MUST BE NEW AND UNUSED!! Gift cards to restaurants, stores, gas stations, itunes/google play Scratch off lottery tickets Legos Crayola or Art Items Grill Items Cat and Dog Toys/Items Care Care/Auto Detailing Items Fairy Garden Items Barbie Items Clothes, furniture, gift sets Avenger/Marvel Items Garden Items Michigan Made Items Fun at the Beach Items You may bring in donations to the Parish Office during office hours. YOUR HELP IS needed and will be very much appreciated. Have a fun and blessed summer! Fair Basket Raffle Chairs OUTDOOR EXTRAVAGANZA THE FAIR IS almost here, and we are gearing up for a great time! The Outdoor Extravaganza includes the Inflatables, Putt Putt and the Tot Spot for kids 3 and under. WE NEED YOUR help! Please consider volunteering. It s a great way for the Confirmation Candidates and High School kids to earn community service hours. Parents too, it s a fun way to perform some Christian Service. YOU CAN SIGN up next weekend after all masses or anytime using SignUpGenius. If you have any questions, feel free to contact: Jennifer Beard at or Marcie Biernacki at

6 CELEBRANT LECTORS CHILDREN S LITURGY NURSERY ALTAR SERVERS SACRISTANS USHERS GREETERS COFFEE SOCIALS SATURDAY July 28th 5:00 p.m. Fr. Gordon Melissa & Joe Lagodzinski No Liturgy Nursery Hana Scripture & Kaylynne Lagodzinski Peggy & Fred Cottington Anna Cheney David Cheney Jill McDiarmid Bob Riesterer Anna & David Cheney Brogan Family Capozzo Family Hoppe Family SUNDAY July 29th 8:00 a.m. Fr. Gordon Dick Pype & Charles Smith No Liturgy No Nursery Rodrigo Contreras Teresa Chludzinski Dan Gannon Valerie Guibord Jim Markham Gary Ming Cathy & Dan Gannon Digsby Family Trupiano Family Betty Zalupski SUNDAY July 29th 10:00 a.m. Fr. John Jean Storch & Beth Kamish No Liturgy Nursery Sofia & Noah Lamerato Marlene Bruce Mike Kucera Charles Sherman Richard Walker Craig Wilkins Bev Ziegler Kathy McGuffin Cantalamisa Family Jaklic Family Linda Massa SUNDAY July 29th 12:00 Noon Fr. John Dan Anderson & Tamara Deloney No Liturgy No Nursery Rowan Enyeart & Jonathan Sasiela Bonnie & Kim Gaiera Rick Kerruish Pat Kostin Dick Kostin Aaron Kowalski Pat Kostin Bagley Family Ciarelli Family Tumidanski Family NEXT WEEKEND S LITURGY 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time Introduction WHEN WE ARE tempted to think we go it alone, when we doubt that God will hold us up and sustain us, we should take another look at the Scriptures for this 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time. They are yet one more clear directive to believers of how to live. Bear with one another, strive for humility and patience, preserve unity among us and trust that the Lord will feed and sustain us. When we feel overwhelmed and the path forward is not clear, we must not forget that our work is really the Lord s and He will provide what we need. SCRIPTURE READINGS 2Kgs 4:42-44 Trust that the Lord will provide. Ps 145 The Lord hears our pleas and feeds our souls. Eph 4: 1-6 We must live in a manner worthy of our call. Jn 6:1-15 We will be fed by the bread of life. ST. VINCENT DEPAUL two fish; THE ST. MARY Society of St. Vincent De Paul is in need of a pick up truck donation. One of their clients needs a pick up truck in order to continue with his current employment. If you or anyone you know has a pick up truck they would like to donate, please call Jim Baker at Please note that ALL MONIES donated to St. Mary St. Vincent de Paul remain in this area, and are used to assist local families in need. IF YOU HAVE questions or are interested in joining us, please contact Jim Baker at (248) STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS IN TODAY S GOSPEL reading, Jesus tells His disciples, Come away by yourselves to a deserted place and rest a while. JESUS TRIED TO have His Apostles to take a break and rest. They had been so consumed with the crowds and had not even had a chance to eat. However, the crowds found them there too, so Jesus continued to teach. It does not say what the apostles did during that time, but I am going to guess it wasn t genuine rest. EVERYONE NEEDS A rest. The problem is we fail to understand how important it is to rest. We think rest is void of action. Not only is resting an action in itself, it is sometimes the only time we have to spend with God one-on-one. How can we truly say a relationship with God is important when we never spend time alone with God? Some say we never rest because we feel we do not have permission to rest and people will see us as lazy. Sometimes circumstances make it hard to rest, but you have surely been given permission from Jesus Himself. (Adapted from Everyday Stewardship by Tracy Earl Welliver) EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Prayer is the place of refuges for every worry, a foundation for cheerfulness, a source of constant happiness, and a protection against sadness. (St. John Chrysostom) Come visit Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. DURING OUR RENOVATION, ADORATION WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAYS FROM 1:00 4:00PM

7 Syrene Addis Jessie Aleman Jessica Allison Patricia Arbour Cathy Bartenbaker Monica Baziotes Shirley Bible Joyce Bigelow Keith Bigelow Virginia Boomer Duane Bone Bruce Bornman Anne Bouch Thomas Buckley Marguerite Carlise Tom Cavanaugh Nick Chapoton Chuck Chidsey Joshua Clark Josephine Colantoni Megan Costanza Elizabeth Crisco Janet Cross Anders Dahl Kelly Daws Russ DeLong Lewis Dennison Patricia Dibert Chuck Dierkes Dolores Donnellon Darlene Dunn Connie Ehlke Marie & Bud Fisher Virginia Fournier Baby Gabriel Shannon Gales Martin Garcia Monica Garcia Lois Gombert George Hayden Debbie Harrison Christopher Heater Ann Marie Howard Tony Isabella Richard Janke Ken Jenkins Jackie Johnson Shelby Johnson Fr. Gordon Judd Dave Kamish Craig Kapsner Max Kirske Jim Kosinski Albert Kossman Dick Kostin Bernie Kros Barb Kuehnl Joseph Kuehnl Kelly Kuhn Becky Lamb David Lascinsky Kimberly Lee Judy Leek Ron Lemmon The Kristen Littlefield Family Julie Maddocks Tetyana & Anthony Markiyan Charlie Martha Tony Massa Matalka Family Cindy McCann Jerry McFarlane Kathy McMahon Noel Meadows Mike Meloche Julio Merucci Kathy Michalik Tracey Mills Carole Modjeski John Momberg Earl Moore Joan Murphy Marcel Musci Kathleen Nagle Lou Nantias Baby William Neighbors Drew Newell Elizabeth Nicastri Iris Nowicki Mike Opalko Gale Perry Don Ponto Jackson Pype Donna Quimet Brid Quinn Fran & Howard Rabideau Wayne Reeves Renee Renko Paul Richards Barbara Robinson Tina Robinson Marilyn Rogers Baby Roman Henry Rossi George Ruczyk Eileen Sausa Kari Schisko Maureen Simms Kenneth Skoczylas Edward Skop Lillian Slowik Elaine Soest Michael Solan Anne Sordyl Dara Sperstad Miyan Sprader Ted Stanislawski Danielle Stislicki The Stislicki Family Bob Tomczyk Shannon Torres Michael Trupiano Diane Turcotte Patricia Van Gordon Rosemary Veltz Frank Walcheck Brian Wiater Brianna Wilde Randy & Ryan Wismer (Rev ) If you would like to add a name to the prayer list, please call the Parish Office at: (248) MASSES FOR THE WEEK SAINT MARY PAR- ISH 1955 E. Commerce, Milford, Michigan Monday, July 23rd, 7:00 pm Gregg Newsom, req. by: The Rashid Family Tuesday, July 24th, 9:00 am Fran Piper, req. by: Her Daughter Richard Paul, req. by: His Family Wednesday, July 25th, NO MASS Thursday, July 26th, 9:00 am Chris Rudd, req. by: The Rashid Family Friday, July 27th, 9:00 am Theodore LaVerne, req. by: The Madigan Family Saturday, July 28th, 5:00 pm Frank & Ceceila Shura, req. by: Mary Shura & Family Helen Chircop, req. by: Barbara & Tom Nowicki Sunday, July 29th 8:00 am Janet Cross, (For healing & peace of mind) req. by: Her Friends Sonia & Edward Poll, req. by: Friends 10:00 am Edward & Anna Pelc, req. by: Their Family Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, (For his Canonization) req. by: K of C 12:00 Noon The Edward Miller Family, req. by: Family People of St. Mary On behalf of the Parish Family of St. Mary, we would like to extend our deepest sympathies and prayerful reassurances to the family and friends of: JOHN MANTINI OFFERTORY REPORT Thank you so much for your great generosity and open-hearted support of St. Mary. Our annual budget is based on contributions each week of $ 21, The contributions for last weekend were $19, This amount includes On Line Giving donations.

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9 PARISH FAIR SILENT AUCTION Lions, Tigers, and Red Wings--oh my! And let's not forget the Pistons, Wolverines & Spartans! SPORTING EVENT TICKETS are always a favorite item at the Silent Auction. Please note that you do NOT have to have the tickets on hand to donate for a game! THE SUCCESS OF this popular Fair attraction is always dependent on your generosity so we thank you! DONATIONS ARE BEING accepted in the Parish office. If you have any questions, please call (248) WHITE ELEPHANT THE WHITE ELEPHANT is now accepting items. They WILL NOT accept the following items: analog TV, clothing, shoes, suitcases, artificial trees, computers more than 2 years old any stuffed animals, college reference books or - Christmas decorations. WE ARE IN need of volunteers and would appreciate your help to sort items throughout the daytime and evening hours. Last volunteer sign up dates after masses are: July 28th & 29th. You can also sign up online. IF YOU HAVE questions contact: Chris Burke or OR Toni & Larry Strauss , Larry , Toni Fair + Fun = Family Games WANT TO HELP out at the fair and have fun at the same time? Why not try volunteering a shift (or two) at Family Games! We d love to have you! You can sign up online by following the Signup Genius link on the home page of the parish website, and then click on the day you would like to help. Or you can contact one of the Family Games Chairpersons at (Gary & Joan) or (Mike & Kristen). Thank you and see you at the Fair! THE SMELL SELLS ITSELF. BUT WE STILL need your help in the popcorn booth! Help is needed especially on Saturday evening! Please come to the hall after Mass and sign up or simply sign up on the church website at the Sign Up Genius tab! YOUR HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED!! FAIR SWEET SHOPPE A TASTE OF HAPPY WHERE EVERY BITE ENDS WITH A SMILE! DO YOU LIKE to make desserts, bake or buy sweet treats? Your help is needed! We need your delicious baked goods and treats that will sell at the parish Fair Sweet Shoppe. ALSO NEEDED ARE Sweet Shoppe volunteers to sell these treats at the Fair, in the cool air conditioning. SIGN-UP OPTIONS: St. Mary in-person sign-up weekends Online at the Fair sign-up genius links Sweet Shoppe Donations: Fair Pre-Post Activity Sweet Shoppe Sales: Fair-Friday or Fair-Saturday Contact Pam Wyatt at OR Susan Nunnold at THANK YOU! We ll have the sweetest Sweet Shoppe because of you! QUENCH YOUR THIRST WANT TO VOLUNTEER AT the St. Mary Fair? We are now scheduling people for 2 hour shifts at the Beer/Wine tent. WANT TO HELP? Call: David Zielinski at (313) FIRST AID TENT NURSES, NURSING STUDENTS, CNAs, Medics, EMT s, First Aid Certified and those with First Aid backgrounds... COME ENJOY THE Church Fair and utilize your expertise by volunteering at the First Aid Station! SO, FOR ALL you Florence Nightingale s out there, please give us a call to volunteer. Donna Binns-Gordon OR jamesrobgordon@aol.com EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Sunday, August 5th 1 pm 3:30 pm In the Vegas Tent $20 Entrance Fee Cash Prizes

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