Wednesday, July 24 Blessing of the sick-2 PM. Saturday, July 28 5:00 PM Mass with reception following

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1 St. Kateri CATHOLIC CHURCH Rotunda Drive Dearborn, MI JULY 15, 2018 STAFF Rev. Terrence D. Kerner, Pastor Rev. Gary Morelli, Weekend Associate Rev. Mr. Thomas Leonard, Deacon Grace Lakatos, Faith Director Kevin Jakubowicƶ, Organist Office Staff Mary Masley, Ellie Sajewski DIRECTORY PHONE: FAX: WEBSITE OFFICE HOURS MondayFriday: Noon and 1:004:30 PM LITURGIES Saturday: 4:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 & 11:00 AM Tuesday: 6:40 PM WednesdayFriday: CONFESSIONS Saturday: 3:00 PM ADORATION Tuesday: 4:006:30 PM PERPETUAL HELP DEVOTIONS Tuesday at 6:30 PM and Thursday at For Marriage, Baptism and Confirmation information, please call the Parish Office. ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT BOOK & GIFT SHOP Open weekends before & after Masses 15TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME FIRST-EVER FEAST OF BLESSED SOLANUS CASEY Sunday, July 22, 2018 Monday, July 30, 2018 Location: Solanus Casey Center, 1780 Mount Elliott, Detroit MI Father Solanus Casey ( ) whom Pope Francis declared blessed last year, will be remembered on the first-ever celebration of his feast day on July 30th, To mark the historic occasion, the Capuchin friars will hold a nine-day series of prayers beginning July 22 and ending July 30, called a novena, and Masses at the Solanus Casey Center leading up to the Feast. Each day of the nine-day novena prayer focuses on a particular area of Blessed Solanus Casey s life and ministry. Throughout the nine-day novena leading up to the feast day, the Solanus Casey Center Gift Shop will offer a discount of 20 percent or more off all items. Confession will be heard by Capuchin priests from Monday through Saturday during the novena week on the hour beginning at 10 AM until 4 PM. Parking: limited secured off-street parking is available free of charge in a gated lot off of Kercheval between Mt. Elliott and Meldrum. Additional parking is available on the streets surrounding the center. FEAST DAY NOVENNA SCHEDULE Sunday, July 22 Music 9 AM Mass with litany of all saints and prayer for the canonization of Blessed Solanus Casey. 2 PM Blessing of the Sick 3-4 PM Musical celebration with a Violin Concerto Monday, July 23 Friday, July 27 Daily Mass at 7:45 AM & Noon Attendees invited to bring canned goods for the hungry. Tour of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen following prayer and Mass. Wednesday, July 24 Blessing of the sick-2 PM Saturday, July 28 5:00 PM Mass with reception following Sunday, July 29 9 AM Mass with litany and prayer, followed by a reception 11:00 AM Mass with litany and prayer, followed by reception 1:30 PM Mass with Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron Monday, July 30 Feast Day 7: 45 AM Mass Noon Mass with litany and prayer for the Feast of Blessed Solanus Casey.

2 Page 2 FAITH FORMATION By Grace Lakatos Have you ever seen or prayed a Mission Rosary? It is also called a World Rosary. In February of 1951, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (National Director of the Society of the Propagation of Faith) developed the colorful rosary to link two major focuses of the church, prayer and apostolate (today known as evangelization). He stated, We must pray, and not just for ourselves, but for the world. Each decade of the Rosary is a different bright color. The green beads represent the forests and grasslands of the continent of Africa, while the red ones promote the image of the fire of faith brought by the missionaries to the continent of the Americas. White beads represent Europe, home of the Holy Father, shepherd of the world. The continent of Asia, the morning light of the East is seen in the yellow beads while the Pacific Islands are reflected in the ocean surrounding them in the bright blue beads. In the hopes of exploring new means and methods of prayer, the Confirmation students were each given a Mission Rosary in addition to wallet size cards depicting the steps of the Prayer Process. Developed by Matthew Kelly from Dynamic Catholic, the Prayer Process is a simple personal means to begin a conversation with God. The seven steps begin with Gratitude, thanking God for what you are most grateful for that day. Next, revisiting the past 24 hours to examine and develop an Awareness of when you were and were not the best version of yourself and talk to God about these situations and what you ve learned from them. Every 24 hours of each day has a Significant Moment, whether an event or an encounter with another person where God might be trying to say something to you. Identifying and examining that moment is the third step. This step is the asking for a deep and abiding Peace, by asking God to forgive you for any wrongs you may have committed against Him, another person or yourself. God is inviting us to change for the better. We only need speak to Him about how to do it and that is the next step: Freedom. Others are also a part of the Prayer Process. This sixth step is to lift up to God anyone that you feel called to pray for, asking God to bless and guide them. The last step may be the easiest of all but requires slow and deliberate concentration on the words. It is the recitation of the Our Father, a prayer we have been saying all of our lives, but one which needs to be felt and not just said. To everything there is a season, including our prayer life. If you are interested in a Prayer Process card, please leave a message in the parish office and I will be glad to send one to you. If the Mission Rosary seem to be of interest to you, drop in the gift shop and our volunteers will gladly help you out. Pray without ceasing. 1 Thessalonians 5:17. CONFIRMATION PREPARATION CLASS: Our next class is Monday, July 16th at 6 PM. SCHOOL BELLS Sacred Heart Summer Concert Series: The Swing City Big Band Wednesday, July 18th at 7 PM in the parish hall. Paper collection: Our collection bin for newspapers, magazines and junk mail is located in the corner of our parish parking lot. Please: NO CARDBOARD OR PHONE BOOKS. St. Sebastian Open Enrollment: We offer schooling for Little Learners (3 years old), Preschool (4 year olds) through 8th grade in addition to before & after school child care, CYO sports and a wide range of enrichment programs. Tuition assistance is available. For more information or to schedule a school tour, call Box Tops and Coke caps: Please do not stop collecting those box tops and Coke caps during the summer. They can be dropped off at the parish center or in the collection basket at Mass. Funds raised from these two programs benefit our students in so many ways, from the media center to the computer room to the science lab to the gym. Tuesday, July 17th 6:40 PM Virginia Work (by Marie Grant) Gaetano & Marshall Ferrera (by Friend) Wednesday, July 18th St. Camillus de Lellis Msgr. Vincent J. Horkan Thursday, July 19th Sara Stuk (by Family) Friday, July 20th St. Apollinaris, Bishop Nino Borin (by Gloria Longo) Saturday, July 21st St. Lawrence of Brindisi, Priest 4:00 PM Richard, Dennis & Brian Demps (by Mr. & Mrs. Joe Rutkowski) Lofton C. Greene (by Gloria Koss) Hank Kolenda (by Angeline) John Chimento (by Mr. & Mrs. Tony Giovannone & Mr. & Mrs. Umberto Valerio) Sunday, July 22nd Nancy Kosko (by Cassie Potok) Dan Skora (by Ellie & Stan Sajewski) Mike Martin (by Cataldo Family) 11:00AM Leonardo Manno (by Ellie & Stan Sajewski) Virginia Divito (by Carolyn Mahalak) Maria & John Catanzariti (by Josephine Pelino)

3 Page 3 (Continued from page 2) St. Vincent de Paul Clothing Bins: Located in our parking lot along Dartmouth St. are several bins for the donations of new and gently used clothing and shoes for our St. Vincent de Paul Society. If the bins are full, please do not leave the bags outside the bins as they are exposed to the weather and stray animals, and may no longer be useable. Thank you for your generosity. PARISH NEWS MAY OCTOBER ROSARY Please join us on Monday evenings at 6 PM at the Blessed Mother s Shrine to say the rosary. You may wish to bring a lawn chair if you need to be seated. JPII GIFT AND BOOK SHOP NEWS Pope Francis has published a new exhortation entitled, Gaudete et Exsultate or translated means, Rejoice and be Glad. Don t be fooled by the Church formality or Latin. Pope Francis writes in a very simple and easy to understand style for everyone not just for theologians. In this exhortation, the Pope reminds us that we are all called to holiness, to become saints in our time. And becoming a saint, the Pope explains, means to be ourselves, where we are called to be in the contemporary world. He encourages us to be kind, to follow the beatitudes and live our lives in love, to become saints next door. Pope Francis uses many current, down to earth examples of holiness such as caring for an ailing relative, visiting a neighbor and speaking truthfully and kindly to others. The Gift and Book Shop carries this exhortation and other books by Pope Francis. We remain open before and after weekend Masses during the summer. May you and your families have a safe and enjoyable summer! TRAVEL NEWS The deadline for reservations for our fall French Canadian Autumn trip is July 16th, so make your reservations now. We will be visiting Montreal, Quebec and Niagara Falls September The trip is $1,379 per person (double occupancy) with sightseeing, churches, waterfalls, food and fun included. An enhanced driver s license, passport card or passport is required. Flyers are available at the entrances to the church. Call Pat Ayland at or the church office at with your questions. AROUND THE VICARIATE SACRED HEART 24th Annual Fr. Kenneally Memorial Golf Outing Saturday, August 18th. Help us raise funds for Sacred Heart Catholic School in Dearborn. Shotgun start at 8:30 AM at the Dearborn Hills Golf Course. The cost is $75.00 before August 1st and $85 after. Registration deadline is August 7th. Our Golf package includes a continental breakfast at the golf course, golf cart, banquet following at Sacred Heart Parish hall. For more information call the parish office at or visit us at DIVINE CHILD Summer Benefit Recital Series Join us on July 16th at 7 PM for our Recital Series with violinist, Sarah Langford. The address is 1055 N. Silvery Lane. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for those under the age of 18. The concert is a fund raiser for the elementary school, high school and adult choirs of Divine Child, who will be performing in Rome. Tickets are available at the parish office. Call for details or visit (Continued on page 4) JULY PRAYER REQUESTS Virginia Alfano Carlilosot Anasco Deloris Antko Aurora Balino Julia Bernardo Lea Berta Marvella Bonell Tina Brighton John Cassar Frank D Attilo Cindy Delorey Katie Fell Marguerite Golembieski Dolores Hnot Shirley Jolly Christine Jones Kay Jorgensen Beverly Kohlstrand Mike Korzeniewski Stanley Kozlowicz Vicky Kwyer Denise Lagerstrom Stanley Lane Pat Mazzola Nolan McCarty Katherine Miller Rick Nevue Patrica C. Nasarzewski Ethel O Day Emily Opincar Theresa Paremba Carolyn Reeber Jane Roberts Eunice Robinson Olga Rowe Ed Schuler Susan Tafelski Nellie Taylor Toni Terns Jeanette Tonilas Yvette Tremaine Janna Turk Dorothy Turowski John Witalec, OFS Ann Zombeck If you wish to add or re-add a name, please fill out the form below or call the office. Thank you. Form for the Sick List Name Month Requested by Note that the name will be removed from the sick list at the end of the month unless a request is resubmitted.

4 Page 4 (Continued from page 3) CYO Football: Divine Child s Boys Football Program is accepting registrations for those interested in participating this fall. The football program offers competition for those in grades 3-8 and is open to Divine Child students, parishioners, and students from surrounding schools and parishes that do not have a football program. Registration is open through the summer. The football conditioning program begins Wednesday, August 1st from 7-9 PM at the Divine Child Football Field. To register please call Tim Lee at or call the Athletic office at ext Summer Camp Registration is Open! Athletic camps include basketball, cheerleading, golf, lacrosse, soccer, track & field and softball. Activity camps include art, forensic science and theater. Most camps are for Middle School students, but some may accept 4th & 5th graders. Call for more information. ST. ANSELM Coach Needed! We are looking for a coach for Girls Varsity Soccer. Contact Benn (correct spelling) Baker at , if interested. ST LINUS Splash Canyon! Vacation Bible School will run from Monday, July 23rd to Friday, July 27th from 9 AM to 12:30 PM for children 3 years old and older. You must preregister by July 16th. Call for more information. AROUND TOWN KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Our Fish Fry and Polish Dinners are back! Get your foursome together for the Annual Grand Knight Open to benefit the Lennon Pregnancy Center on Sunday, August 19, This year the event will be held at Dearborn Hills Golf Course at 1300 S. Telegraph Rd. in Dearborn. A Shotgun start at 9 AM and lunch and awards to Follow at the O Kelley Lounge. $100 per golfer. To Sponsor a hole or to sign up your group call Steve Jacek at We have many events coming this summer. Join us at the Dearborn Homecoming August 3-5. This year we will have a booth in the community tent to let the community know what we do for the area. All members and their families are welcome to volunteer for both areas. For more information contact Rob Ciavaglia at VOCATION TO BE A FRANCISCAN FRIAR? Catholic men, 18-35, interested in hearing about and/or exploring Franciscan Religious Life are invited to the Church of the Transfiguration Friary, Code Rd. in Southfield on Sunday, September 30th from 4-8 PM. The evening will include prayer, dinner and informal conversation. No commitment is expected: it will just be an informal opportunity to meet some friars and hear about our life. For more information, contact Fr. Jeff Scheeler, OFM, at scheelerj@transfigsfld.org or x3107. DEARBORN POLICE DEPARTMENT SPONSORS A WORKSHOP The Dearborn Police Department invites you to join them for a workshop Defending Against Hate Crimes and Domestic Terrorist Acts This is a law enforcement and mental health intervention. The workshop is scheduled for July 26th, 2018 at the Henry Ford Centennial Library, Michigan Ave. again from 6:00 PM 8:30 PM. Remember our motto is One Team-One Mission-One Dearborn Readings for the Week of July 15, 2018 Sunday: Am 7:12-15/Ps 85:9-10, 11-12, [8]/ Eph 1:3-14 or 1:3-10/Mk 6:7-13 Monday: Is 1:10-17/Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21 and 23 [23b]/ Mt 10:34--11:1 Tuesday: Is 7:1-9/Ps 48:2-3a, 3b-4, 5-6, 7-8 [cf. 9d]/Mt 11:20-24 Wednesday: Is 10:5-7, 13b- 16/Ps 94:5-6, 7-8, 9-10, [14a]/Mt 11:25-27 Thursday: Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19/Ps 102:13-14ab and 15, 16-18, [20b]/Mt 11:28-30 Friday: Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8/Is 38:10, 11, 12abcd, 16 [cf. 17b]/Mt 12:1-8 Saturday: Mi 2:1-5/Ps 10:1-2, 3-4, 7-8, 14 [12b]/Mt 12:14-21 Next Sunday: Jer 23:1-6/Ps 23:1-3, 3-4, 5, 6 [1]/Eph 2:13-18/Mk 6:30-34 JULY FOOD LIST Tuna Manwich Toilet paper Paper towels Shower soap Shampoo WE ARE ST. KATERI! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL INVOLVED IN THE THAILAND RESCUE. We are proud of you and will continue to pray for your good health and safety. Job well Done!

5 Page 5 LITURGY SCHEDULE JULY 21ST & 22ND 4:00 PM 11:00 AM Celebrant Fr. Morelli/ Dn. Tom Fr. Kerner/Dn. Tom Fr. Kerner/Dn. Tom Reader Frank Bonfiglio Rachele Karteczka Gary Lewis Ciborium 1-Cindy Hudson 2-Betty De Milde 1-Cassie Potok 2-Barbara Cataldo 1-Carmen Rodriguez 2-Lisa Le Page Cup 1-Lenore Orlowska-Warren 2-Bob Bryer 1-Mary Below 2-Barbara Schlaff 1-Margaret Skora 2-Pam Lewis Altar Servers Helen J. Isabel V. Diego V. Erabella L. Harrison L. UPCOMING EVENTS Jy 15 AA Jy 16 Rosary Jy 17 Adoration Jy17 Novena Jy17 AA Jy19 Seniors Jy 20 AA WELCOME No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church: No matter what your current family or marital situation: 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 2 PM 6 PM 4:00-6:30 PM 6:30 PM 7 PM 11 AM 8 PM St. Kateri Tekakwitha Church If you would like to become a member of our parish please drop this completed form in the offertory basket. Name(s) Address City & Zip Phone Number STEWARDSHIP July 8, 2018 Week 2 Current Year to Date Budget $ 7, $ 14, Current $ 6, $ 14, Variance $(1,064.00) $ Peter s Pence $ 1, We joyfully welcome ANTHONY KURAS & SUSAN TAFELSKI To our parish family. We are happy to have you join us in prayer. - HAPPPY ST. KATERI DAY! Anthony P. Alfano-U. S. Marines Mark E. Baran-U. S. Air Force Louis J. Bardel-U.S. Marines Lukas Boudreau-U. S. Marines Brendan Burns-U. S. Navy Conor Burns-U. S. Navy Nick Calvas-U.S. Army Nicholas Carleton-U.S. Navy Kari Crawford-U.S. Army Connor Danaher-U. S. Marines James R. Donahue-U.S. Navy Perry W. Edgell V.-U.S. Navy Dalton Evans-U.S. Army Mitchell Kaczmarek- U.S. Marines Diamond Knight-U. S. Air Force Adam Krot-U. S. Army Kathleen Lyons-U.S. Air Force Teresa Lyons-U.S. Air Force Timothy Lyons-U.S. Air Force Raymond J. Pawlowski- U.S. Air Force Connor Plate-U.S. Air Force Garrett Quick-U.S. Army Adam Schneider-U.S. Army Christopher Shiner-U.S. Navy Haley Valentine-U.S. Marines Joseph R. Walker - U.S. Marines

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