SAINT HUGO HERALD October 16, 2016

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1 SAINT HUGO HERALD October 16, 2016 Page 1 Saint Hugo of the Hills Parish Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Altar Servers Training (More info. on Pg. 5) All Souls Day (More info. on Pg. 11) AOD/Desmond s Funeral Planning Presentation (More info. on Pg. 8) St. Hugo of the Hills Vespers & Concert Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016 More info. on Pg. 5 PARISH MISSION STATEMENT The Catholic Community of St. Hugo of the Hills Parish will connue to evangelize and proclaim the Good News that Jesus Christ is Lord. We go forth as a sacramental parish in faith, hope and love, to serve the family of God and to grow in our faith. GOALS 1. Chrisan Service: The Chrisan Service Commission will strive to implement Catholic Social Teaching as we address human needs and work for jusce, both locally and in the world community. 2. Educaon: The Educaon Commission will develop, promote and evaluate faith formaon programs with the understanding that through Bapsm we are all called to grow in our faith throughout life. 3. Stewardship: The Stewardship Commission will encourage parcipaon in stewardship and call upon parishioners to share their me, talent and treasure. 4. Worship: The Worship Commission will seek to nurture our communal prayer through acve parcipaon in our sacramental life and liturgical celebraons. 5. Evangelizaon: The Evangelizaon Commiee will serve as a catalyst for the total evangelizing effort in the parish. (Approved by the Parish Pastoral Council on May 28, 2013, for July 2013June 2018)

2 Page 2 PARISH OFFICE, ; FAX Pastor, Rev. Msgr. Anthony M. Tocco Associate Pastor, Rev. Timothy Wezner Pastoral Associate & RCIA, Sr. Barbara Rund, OP Senior Pastor, Rev. Joseph Szewczyk Senior Priest, Rev. George Hazler, I.V.Dei Senior Priest, Rev. Joe Grimaldi Weekend Associate, Rev. Mark Wendling, SOLT Permanent Deacon, Rev. Dc. Michael T. Smith Permanent Deacon, Rev. Dc. Oscar Brown Business Manager, Mr. Christopher Kozlowski Parish Accountant, Ms. Carol Pates Accounts Receivable Coordinator, Ms. Cathy Seifert Music Director, Mr. John Siard Music Associate & Carillonneur, Mr. David Enos Maintenance Team Leader, Mr. Tom Crane Marriage Prep. Coordinator, Mrs. Pay Sinta Parish Administrave Assistant, Ms. Ruth Whitesell Infant Bapsm Coordinator, Ms. Stephanie Spinale Weekend Administrave Assistant, Mr. Mason Brown Youth Minister, Mr. Jonathan Napper PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, Parish Catechecal Leader, Mrs. Barbara BacciYugovich Religious Educaon Administrave Assistant, Mrs. Angela Venos SCHOOL, President, Sr. Margaret VanVelzen, IHM Principal, Mr. Joe Vincler Administrave Consultant, Sr. Mary Ellen Keyes, IHM Office Manager, Mrs. Kelly Ryan CONVENT, LADIES OF CHARITY CLOTHES CLOSET, Summer Hours: Mon., Tues. & Wed. 9 AM12 Noon; Closed in July SAINT HUGO HERALD, bullen@sthugo.org Deadline for submissions is Mondays by 4 PM via only YOUTH GROUP, youthministry@sthugo.org Web link, ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS PARISH hps:// Parish Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sunday 9:00 AM - 1:30 PM DIRECTORY FOR ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS PARISH 2215 Opdyke Rd., Bloomfield Hills, MI , Mass Schedule: Weekend: Saturday Vigil: 5 PM (church) Sunday: 7 AM (chapel) 8 AM, 10 AM, 12 Noon, and 5 PM (church) Weekday: 6:10 AM Mon thru Fri (chapel) 8:30 AM Mon thru Sat (chapel*) *Wed and Thurs (churchduring school year only) Holy Day: 6:10 AM (chapel) 9 AM, 12 Noon, 7 PM (church) Sacrament of Reconciliaon (Confessions): Saturday aernoon 3:30 4:30 PM Before and aer each weekday 6:10 AM Mass Sacrament of Marriage: Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance by contacng Pay Sinta at the parish office: ext or pay.sinta@sthugo.org. Sacrament of Bapsm: Arrangements must be made by contacng Stephanie Spinale at the parish office: ext or stephanie.spinale@sthugo.org. Bapsm preparaon takes place once a month, usually on the first Wednesday at 7:00 PM. Celebraon of Bapsms take place on the second and fourth Sundays at 1:30 PM. Holy Eucharist for the Sick or Homebound: Contact the parish office at Fr. Joseph visits sick parishioners in the hospital, nursing home or private home. Holy Hour (Exposion of the Holy Eucharist): Weekly: 7:00 PM every Wednesday evening (chapel) Monthly: 24hour adoraon beginning with Holy Hour at 7:30 PM on first Tuesday of the month unl 7:00 PM the following Wednesday (chapel) Exposion of the Holy Eucharist: Aer 6:10 AM Mass unl 7:00 AM MondayFriday (chapel) Rosary: MondaySaturday immediately following the 8:30 AM Mass Sunday immediately following the 7:00 AM Mass Registraon: All new parishioners are encouraged to register in the parish office. Address changes, moves or deleons may be reported in person, by phone, by fax or by . Revised 10/06/2016 SUNDAY CONTRIBUTIONS 10/2/2016 $ 44,767 $ 41,214 $ 3,553 9/25/2016 $ 45,956 $ 41,214 $ 4,742 9/18/2016 $ 37,617 $ 41,214 $ (3,597) 9/11/2016 $ 47,678 $ 41,214 $ 6,464 Year to Date Actual Year to Date Budget Year to Date Variance FY 2017 $ 539,053 $ 576,996 $ (37,943) FY 2016 $ 543,599 $ 572,110 $ (28,511) FY 2015 $ 559,166 $ 587,594 $ (28,428) 2016 Priest Pension Collection was $16, While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of bullen informaon, we offer apologies for any errors or omissions that might occur.

3 Page 3 Dear Friend in Christ, Life is so full of joy none of us likes to think much about death. It s an uncomfortable topic, but it is inevitable. At the request of many within our Catholic community, the Archdiocese of Detroit has expanded their resources to providing beer informaon about Catholic funeral rites and cemetery services. On October 22 nd and 23 rd 2016 representaves from the Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services (Holy Sepulchre Cemetery) and A.J. Desmond & Sons funeral home will be here at St. Hugo of the Hill Church to discuss the spiritual and praccal reasons for learning about Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services. Informaonal presentaons will be held in the hall aer the 5pm Mass on Saturday and the 8am, 10:00 am & 12:00 am Masses on Sunday. The session will include a short presentaon with queson and answer opportunies. Refreshments and light Hors d oeuvres will be served. Catholic Funeral & Cemeteries Services is an integral part of the Church and the Catholic community: Our Catholic Funeral tradion affirms our belief in the communion of saints and our trust in Jesus promise of everlasng life. Burying the dead is one of the Corporal Works of Mercy, incumbent upon every Chrisan. The Church s rituals enable us to honor our dearly departed with solemn and tender devoon. I take this opportunity to recommend that all Catholics explore the services offered by Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services to beer understand the spiritual and financial benefits of planning ahead for their funeral and cemetery needs. Most Reverend, Archbishop Vigneron Archbishop of Detroit I hope you will take advantage of this opportunity to beer understand the importance of a Catholic funeral and burial, your financial choices, and the Church s posion on alternaves such as cremaon. Cheers in the Lord, Msgr. Anthony M. Tocco The Joy of Love Passionate Love By Sr. Barbara Rund, OP At the end of Chapter Four, Pope Francis speaks about feelings and sexuality in marriage (The Joy of Love, par.142). The World of Emoons: Jesus experienced emoons just as we do. The Scriptures have numerous accounts of Jesus being open to others, in which he experienced hurts, sufferings sorrow, anger, joy and love. Pope Francis says: A family is mature when the emoonal life of its members becomes a form of sensivity that neither sfles nor obscures great decisions and values, but rather follows each one s freedom, springs from it, enriches, perfects and harmonizes it in the service of all (The Joy of Love, par.146). God Loves the Joy of His Children: Somemes it is necessary to set limits with our emoons. However, God wants us to be happy and experience great joy, especially when we mutually love one another. The Eroc Dimension of Love: Pope Francis states: God himself created sexuality, which is a marvelous gi to his creatures Sexual desire is not something to be looked down upon (The Joy of Love, par.150). St. John Paul II believed that human persons are called to full and mature spontaneity in their relaonship (The Joy of Love, par.151). Pope Francis defines sexuality as an interpersonal language wherein the other is taken seriously in his or her sacred and iviolable dignity the human person becomes a gi (The Joy of Love, par.151). Violence and Manipulaon: Pope Francis reminds us that within marriage itself, sex can become a source of suffering and manipulaon (The Joy of Love, par.154). True sex in marriage must involve communicaon between the spouses (The Joy of Love, par.154). Any form of sexual dominaon, escapism, submission or selfish individualism must be excluded in marriage. Rather Pope Frances encourages wives and husbands to be constantly mindful of others, especially to one another (The Joy of Love, par.156). Marriage and Virginity: Pope Francis idenfies marriage and virginity as different forms of love, each have value, each is a different calling that complements the other (The Joy of Love, par ). The Transformaon of Love: Nothing alive is stac. To be alive is to change. Married love changes throughout me. Pope Francis reflects on couples growing old and sharing love in a different way. He says sexual desire may fade, inmacy may deepen, forgiveness is exchanged and the body changes physically (The Joy of Love, par ). Yet, the couple daily reaffirm their decision to love, to belong to one another, to share their lives and to connue loving and forgiving (The Joy of Love, par.163). Love transforms the couple and the couple transforms their love. Next Week: The Joy of Love Love Made Fruiul

4 Page 4 This Week at St. Hugo Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gappy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Polmear Ms. Kelly Walters Ms. Patricia DeFilippis HALLOWEEN CANDY FOR THE SEMINARY! It s that me of the year again! Halloween is just around the corner, and Sacred Heart Major Seminary needs your help. Each year the seminary community opens their doors and hearts to over 2000 children from the surrounding Detroit neighborhood to provide a fun and safe place to play games and trickortreat. We need your help to make this year as successful as in the past! They are asking for donaons of Halloween candy to help them in this important ministry. If you are willing to parcipate please bring the bags of candy to the Gathering Space. Thank you for your help! Banns of Marriage Jennifer Lynn Aenlle and Kenneth Joseph Smith Cara Ann MacLean and Simon Patrick Kerr Alexandra Dawn Chambers and Mark Daniel Riemer Welcome New Parishioners October 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunkel & Rosemary Schubring Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bamberger October 17-23, 2016 Rosary following daily 8:30 AM Mass Monday, October 17 6:10 & 8:30 AM Masseschapel 10:00 AM Chrisan Meditaon 5:00 PM Religious Educaon 7:00 PM Bell Choir Rehearsal 7:00 PM Mother of Perpetual Help Novena 7:30 PM Light of God Prayer Group Tuesday, October 18 6:10 & 8:30 AM Masseschapel 9:30 AM Chrisan Service Commission Meeng 9:30 AM Church History 3:30 PM St. Nicholas/Cecilia Choir Rehearsal 7:00 PM SOV Evangelizaon Meeng 7:00 PM St. Vincent de Paul Meeng Wednesday, October 19 6:10 MassChapel & 8:30 AM School Mass Church 9:15 AM Sunday Readings #2 6:30 PM Protecng God s Children 7:00 PM Holy Hour for Vocaons Thursday, October 20 6:10 MassChapel & 8:30 AM School Mass Church 9:30 AM Bible Study 1:00 PM Ladies of Charity Meeng 6:00 PM Librarian Dinner 7:00 PM Gr. 2 & 8 Sacrament Meeng 7:00 PM Liturgical Choir Rehearsal 7:00 PM Technology Commission Meeng Friday, October 21 6:10 & 8:30 AM Masseschapel 6:30 AM Sunday Readings #1 Saturday, October 22 8:30 AM Masschapel; 5:00 PM Masschurch 5:00 PM AOD/Desmond Presentaon Sunday, October 23 7:00 AM (Rosary following Mass)chapel, 8:00 & 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 5:00 PM Masseschurch Coffee & Donuts Following 8 & 10 AM & 12 Noon Masses Library Open Following 8 & 10 AM & 12 Noon Masses 9:00 Adult Confirmaon Preparaon 10:00 AM Liturgy of the Word for Children 10:00 AM RCIA AOD/Desmond s Presentaon Aer 8, 10, 12:00 Masses 1:30 PM Infant Bapsms 6:30 PM Youth Ministry

5 The St. Hugo of the Hills Altar Guild All Souls Day Mass and Reflection Please join us and bring a friend! Wednesday, November 2, 2016 Special Mass at 8:30 AM in the Church We are pleased to announce we have openings for those who want to be Altar Servers! Page 5 Spiritual Reflecon & Light Breakfast Follow in Parish Hall Guest Speaker: Rev. Joseph Grimaldi, Senior Priest, St. Hugo of the Hills Parish We will have a Remembrance Table in the parish hall in memory of our deceased loved ones. All are invited to bring a photo or holy card in memory of loved ones to place on our memorialtable. We willremember them and all the souls in Purgatory in prayer and with a special blessing. WELCOME TO ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS PARISH We are blessed that you have chosen to visit our community of faith! We hope you will visit us again and perhaps decide to become a member of our family! Please know our doors are always open! Altar Serving is a way for those from the 5 th through 12 th grades to have another way to parcipate in the liturgy and be an acve member of YOUR church. Those in the 4 th grade chosen to serve in the St. Hugo School masses will be trained separately. We ask that all future Altar Servers visit our website at hp://sthugo.org/_modules/form.php?id=38 and fill out the registraon form by Friday, October 21, For those who are new/untrained you are requested to aend any two (2) of the following sessions: November 5, 2016 November 12, 2016 All sessions are held in the CHURCH from 10:30am to 12Noon **Experienced Altar Servers** To address inconsistencies and encourage good habits you are strongly requested to aend one (1) of the above listed training sessions. Those who complete training are invited to sign up for specific masses to serve.

6 Page 6 UPCOMING EVENTS AT ST. HUGO ANOINTING OF THE SICK (Within Mass) FIRST THURSDAY November 3, 2016, 1:00 PM in the chapel with Fr. Joseph Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services Presentaon Community Outreach Staff from the Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services, a Ministry of the Archdiocese of Detroit and A.J. Desmond & Son will be here the weekend of October 22/23, 2016 to discuss the spiritual and praccal reasons for learning about Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services. There will be a short presentaon aer all the masses along with a queson and answer session in the Hall. Light refreshments will be provided. Please take advantage of this opportunity to beer understand the importance of a Catholic funeral and burial. We look forward to seeing you and answering your quesons Sacraments at St. Hugo First Reconciliaon Saturday, January 21, AM Confirmaon Saturday, February 11, AM Bishop Hurley First Eucharist Saturday, April 29, 2017, 11 AM Sunday, April 30, 2017, 2 PM Grade 2 Sacrament Meengs October 20 or October 27, 2016 (Thursday) Meeng #1 Sacrament Introducon Gr. 2 & 8 Parents only (7:008:00 PM) St. Hugo Church November 17 or December 1, 2016 (Thursday) Meeng #2 Reconciliaon Gr. 2 Children & Parents (7:008:00 PM) St. Hugo Church Grade 8 Sacrament Meengs October 20 or October 27, 2016 (Thursday) Meeng #1 Sacrament Introducon Gr. 2 & 8 Parents only (7:008:00 PM) St. Hugo Church November 3 or November 10, 2016 (Thursday) Meeng #2 Confirmaon, Gis of Holy Spirit Gr. 8 Candidates & Parents (7:008:00 PM) St. Hugo Church November 12 or November 13, 2016 Confirmaon Retreats (Saturday & Sunday) Gr. 8 Candidates (1:00 4:45 PM) St. Hugo Parish Hall PRAY WITH US September 28November 6 We are praying (and somemes singing) to honor God and humbly ask for His mercy outside places where He is not honored. Join us in prayerful witness outside these aboron providers: Planned Parenthood Ferndale...contact Nancy at 40dflfernale@gmail.com Northland Family Planning Southfield...call Barb at Women's Center WestBloomfield...call Shawn at Northland Family Planning SterlingHeights...call Paul at Eastland Women's Center Eastpointe...call Ed at

7 School News Page 7 By Mrs. Barbara Yugovich, PCL Religious Educaon News Reminders: Monday Evening RE Classes begin at 5:00pm 6:15pm for Grades 18. Doors open at 4:55pm. Beginning 15 minutes later this year will help all of our families arrive promptly. Kindergarten Classes begin at 5:00pm and end at 6:00pm. If your child is going to be absent, please nofy the RE Office no later than 4:00pm at Families who were not at the RE Parent Meeng on October 6 th will receive a copy of the Circle of Grace K8 Program that is correlated with our RE Textbooks, We Believe Series, Sadlier, Monday, October 17 th they will be on the table near the RE Office. Families can obtain the St. Hugo of the Hills Family Faith Handbook on the parish web site: Click on Educaon and then Religious Educaon and you will find a link to copy the handbook. The handbook provides an explanaon of the mission and vision of our catechecal programs, gradelevel calendars, policies and procedures, sacrament preparaon Informaon, safety and emergency informaon, and seasonal celebraons. Each week, use the Pflaum Gospel Weeklies with your children for the upcoming Sunday Readings. This magazine will be in your child s book bag each week. Also, review your child s chapter work each week; and complete with your child assigned work. Mark Your Calendar: There will be a fire drill on Monday, October 17 th. There will be a Grade 2 & Grade 8 Sacrament Parent/ Catechist Meeng, from 7:00pm8:30pm, in the Church. This will be offered twice; please aend one of the following two dates: Thursday, October 20 th or Thursday, October 27 th. There will be no RE class on Monday, October 31 st. Have a blessed week! Mrs. Barbara Yugovich, PCL IMPORTANT DATES: Tuesday, October 21 deadline to submit Box Tops for this contest Friday, October 28 Deadline to order Pistons Night ckets The mom2mom sale will be November 19 from 8:00am12:30pm. Tables are available to sell gently used children's clothing and toys. For more informaon on selling please sthugomom2mom@gmail.com Congratulaons to the September Students of the Month! They are Junior KindergartenIsadora Alvelo Malina, KindergartenThomas Rudnick, 1st grade Hudson Kindt, 2nd grademeghan MacMichael, 3rd gradejamie Thomas, 4th gradelacari Simpson, 5th grademolly O Brien, 6th gradeblake Bluthardt, 7th gradezach Olah, 8th gradeashley Dixon, ArtAudrey Love and Meghan Ferrara, MusicMia Mojares and Ashley Dixon. St. Hugo alumni Max Schwegman, a 2010 graduate of St. Hugo, is a junior at Princeton. Max runs the 400 meter on the track team while majoring in mechanical engineering. I have been very impressed by all of the successful St. Hugo alumnus! St. Hugo is in the news! Metro Parent Magazine ran an arcle about our Buddy Bench in their October 2016 edion. Pick up a copy today and share with family and friends. A special thanks to St. Hugo mom, Mrs. Jacquie Bluethmann. As Followers of Jesus, It Must be Different With Us. For the most up-to-date information on St. Hugo of the Hills School, please visit our website at like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.

8 Page 8 Please Pray For The Sick Allpowerful and everliving God, the lasng health of all who believe in You, hear us as we ask Your loving help for the sick; restore their health, that they may again offer joyful thanks in Your Church. Grant this through Christ our Lord. Amen (Pastoral Care of the Sick p. 43) PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY Charles Bartz Robert Byrwa Jennifer Wygant Corgan Brian Duncan Felix Escobar, Sr. Tom Longe Karen Maliwat Nancy Fazio Eric Kuelske Joe McGlynn Bill Neer Judith Park James Preston Helen Rae Quast Marco Rea Bob Roth Francis Schmidt Barbara Springer Tyler Whisler Peggy Zwolinski Dear Lord Jesus and Mary, Mother of God, hold all these brave souls in the palm of your hand; comfort them and their families. Send angels of protection, love and comfort to all the service men and women still at war. Bring them home safely and comfort their families. We ask this through Christ, Our Lord. Amen. All requests for names to be included on the sick list and in the weekend Prayers of the Faithful must be provided by a family member. Names will be included in weekend Prayers of the Faithful for three weeks and published in the Herald for six weeks. At the end of this me, you may call the parish office to renew the name in the Herald for three more weeks. You may remove a name at any me by calling the parish office at Happy are those who have died in the Lord, let them rest from their labors for their good deeds go with them. (Rev. 14:13) Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to the family of: All the faithful departed Sandra Ann Jennings Mother of Kymberli Jennings Ian Barnes - Army Cullen Barrett - Marines Joseph Bujold - Marines Aaron Conti - National Guard Amanda Corado - Air Force Daniel Culbertson - Navy Michelle Culliver - Army Christopher Day - Army Alexander Dean - Marines Reid Decker - Army Steven Dinverno - Army Carlos Escobar - Army Laurel Fernandes - Navy Evan Fowler - Army Timothy Fuller - Army Ryan Gieleghem-Navy Benjamin Hofstetter-Army Ieris - Navy Joe Joliat - Army Jack Kredo - Army Andrew Lapastora - Air Force Cassondra Loftus, Army Kyle H. Love - Army National Guard Stephen Mankins - Navy Josh Martin - Navy Michael McGann - Air Force Paul Novel-Valdez - Air Force Luis Osterberger, II - Army Erin Orlich - Navy Jason Orlich - Army Justin Orlich - Navy Christopher Padgett - Army James Pearson - Navy Jack Perham - Marines Sam Piontkowski - Marines Jason W. Prosser, Marines Dan Reddy Army Dvir Samet - Army Jeff Schuele - Marines David Siemiet - Air Force Aaron Smela - Air Force Michael Territo - Navy Lawrence Turnbull Air Force Mark Waldowski - Army Christopher White - Army Trason Willemin - Army Carl Winowiecki II - Army Michelle Zagumny - Navy Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen. If you have a family member on our Military List who has returned home, please let us know so that we can share that good news with the St. Hugo parishioners who have been faithfully keeping our deployed service members in their prayers.

9 Page 9 In November, Catholics have tradionally remembered those who have gone before us in faith. On All Souls' Day, Fr. Tony will celebrate Evening Prayer at 7:00 PM in the Church, followed by the St. Hugo Liturgical Choir singing Gabriel Fauré's Requiem accompanied by the Detroit Chamber Winds and Strings. A social will take place aerward in the parish hall. ALTAR GUILD NEWS Marriage Love and Life in the Divine Plan Theme 6: Journey of Human and Spiritual Growth Reflecon When he returned from his tour in Iraq, the baby was nine months old. He felt like an outsider in his own family. There was no way he could fully explain what his past year had been like, and he had missed so much at home. The baby didn t know him and certainly didn t seem to need anyone but Mom. His wife was thrilled that he was home, but she resented that his return had thrown a wrench into her wellestablished roune. They felt a great distance between them. Memories of the happy days when they were first married helped to give them faith that God meant for them to be together, and they looked with hope to beer days ahead. She found support from other military spouses; he found sound advice in his talks with their pastor. Now, their baby is four years old. Their marriage and their family bond are strong. They volunteer as a mentor couple to support other military couples struggling with similar transions. Discussion Quesons 1. Make a map of the different marriages you have experienced. What events were the transion points that caused each change? 2. How has surviving a me of trial, either personally or in your marriage, beer equipped you to support others who are suffering or struggling? 3. How can a church community help families in mes of transion and loss, e.g., families experiencing a death or birth, emptynest couples, parents of teens? Journaling Quesons 1. Write a prayer for your spouse, expressing your hopes and dreams for him or her. 2. Think of a me from the past when your marriage went through a transion. Describe life before, during, and aer the transion. What got you through? How was God present to you? Copyright 2010, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, D.C. All rights reserved. Permission is hereby granted to duplicate this work without adaptaon for Tickets are $60 each in advance or $70 at the door. Benefactor tickets are $160 each and include one admission ticket and one raffle ticket. It is still not too late to make reservations. Mail check payable to St. Hugo of the Hills Altar Guild. Contact Karen with questions at or karen.seitz7@gmail.com. PLEASE NOTE 24HOUR EUCHARISTIC ADORATION for November is cancelled due to the All Saints Holy Day. THE PREVIOUSLY RESCHEDULED DATES OF NOVEMBER 8 AND 9 ARE ALSO CANCELLED.

10 Page 10 Thank you to all who have responded to the CSA this year by returning their pledge cards promptly. We ask those who have not yet responded to prayerfully consider offering a gi to support our community s efforts. The support of the enre parish is crical, and each pledge makes a difference. Thank you for your generosity in supporng this appeal! Parish Goal $568,720 AOD Target $468,720 Pledged to Date $427,142 (732 gis received) THANK YOU! Sincere appreciaon to all who have contributed as of 9/21/16. Any amount above our target remains in the parish. Visit hp:// Give/CatholicServicesAppeal/ to learn more about how your gi ST. HUGO CSA PLEDGE CARD Name Address Phone Please include full amount $ or paral payment $ Payment plan: 9 monthly payments quarterly payments Please make checks payable to CSASt. Hugo of the Hills. Thank you for your connuous support! Get FORMED Catholic Faith - On Demand by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP We are excited to announce that our parish has subscribed to a dynamic new online plaorm called FORMED. Every parishioner has 24/7 access to the best Catholic content on any device with internet access, including your computer, smartphone and tablet. Here s how easy it is to get FORMED: 1. Go to 2. You should see the registraon box for parishioners. Type in the parish code: WH3XEC. 3. Set up a username you ll remember and a password. Keep it simple now and change it later if you want. 4. Congratulaons! You have unlimited access to the best ebooks, talks and videos in the Church today. It is that easy! St. Hugo Upcoming Meeng Dates Finance Council Tuesday, November 8, 2016, 8:00 AM Parish Pastoral Council Tuesday, November 8, 2016, 8:00 AM Chrisan Service Commission Tuesday, October 18, 2016, 9:30 AM Educaon Commission Tuesday, October 25, 2016, 7:00 PM Evangelizaon Commiee Wednesday, January 18, 2017, 7:00 PM Stewardship Commission Tuesday, November 22, 2016, 7:00 PM Worship Commission Tuesday, January 10, :00 PM

11 Celebrating Children at St. Hugo of the Hills Parish To the parents of our young children, may we suggest Relax! God put the wiggle in children; don t feel you have to suppress it in God s house. Sit toward the front where it is easier to see and hear. Quietly explain the parts of the Mass. Sing the hymns, pray and voice the responses. Children learn liturgical behavior by copying you. If you need to leave Mass with your child, please feel free to do so. Remember that the way we welcome children in church directly affects the way they respond to the Church, to God and to Christ. Let them know that they are at home in the liturgical gathering. To the members of the parish A smile of encouragement is always welcome to parents with small, acve children. Cheers in the Lord, Fr. Tony ST. HUGO CREDIT CARD OFFERTORY FORM Page 11 As you enjoy summer me travel, you may wish to simplify your life by signing up to make your offertory contribuons by automac credit card payment. Complete the form below and return it to the parish office or place it in the offertory collecon basket at Mass. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY Name: Envelope number: Address: City: Zip: I give permission for my/our Sunday offertory commitment that supports St. Hugo Parish to be charged monthly to my credit card in the amount of $. Credit card informaon (Visa and Mastercard only): Name as appears on credit card: Credit card number: Expiraon date: Signature: Current date: The authorized amount will be processed on or about the 15 th of each month. If you wish to change the amount or disconnue the payment at any me, please contact the parish office at The parish office staff is happy to answer any quesons you may have as well.

12 Page 12 ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT PRAYER FOR PEACE IN OUR COMMUNITIES Let us pray... O Lord our God, in your mercy and kindness, no thought of ours is le unnoced, no desire or concern ignored. You have proven that blessings abound when we fall on our knees in prayer, and so we turn to you in our hour of need. Surrounded by violence and cries for jusce, we hear your voice telling us what is required... Only to do jusce and to love goodness, and to walk humbly with your God (Mi 6:8). Fill us with your mercy so that we, in turn, may be merciful to others. Strip away pride, suspicion, and racism so that we may seek peace and jusce in our communies. Strengthen our hearts so that they beat only to the rhythm of your holy will. Flood our path with your light as we walk humbly toward a future filled with encounter and unity. Be with us, O Lord, in our efforts, for only by the prompng of your grace can we progress toward virtue. We ask this through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. Copyright 2016, Therese WilsonFavors. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Scripture quote taken from the New American Bible, Revised Edion, copyright 2010, 1991, 1986, 1970, Confraternity of Chrisan Doctrine, Washington, DC. Used with permission. All rights reserved. Sharing Christ in and through the Church Come, experience Jesus through the Eucharist, the most intense encounter possible this side of heaven. With roots dating back to 1701, the Archdiocese of Detroit continues to form Catholic community in southeast Michigan, administering Roman Catholic parishes and schools within the city of Detroit as well as Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, St. Clair, Monroe and Lapeer counties. In addition, the archdiocese shares the Good News of Jesus Christ to diverse constituencies of the Detroit region through direct ministry. The archdiocese is under the care of the Most Reverend Allen H. Vigneron, Archbishop of Detroit. Interested in becoming Catholic?Connect with our office! Priestly Vocaons: Discernment Overnight October 2122, 2016 A Discernment Overnight offers a young high school man (FreshmanJunior in high school) a unique opportunity to experience the seminary and learn about the priesthood. There s no beer way to explore life in the seminary then hearing it from acurrent seminarian! You ll experience engagingpresentaons, prayer, good food and recreaon. There is also me for quiet reflecon. Take the leap of faith and consider an Overnight visit at Sacred Heart Seminary so you can beer discern your vocaon. For more informaon on either or to register visit detroitpriest.com

13 Page 13 COMMUNITY EVENTS BULLETIN BOARD Capuchin Soup Kitchen s 44th Annual SOCK Dinner October 21, 2016 (5:30 9 PM) You re invited to support the Capuchin Soup Kitchen at our 44th Annual SOCK (Support Our Capuchin Kitchen) Dinner, Friday, October 21, 5:30 PM (New Time), Cobo Center s Grand Riverview Ballroom. All proceeds go to Detroit's hungry! Chaired and hosted by Alicia Boler Davis, Execuve Vice President of Global Manufacturing, General Motors. Purchase your ckets by calling (313) , ext. 153 or online. University of Notre Dame Glee Club Concert October 18, :30pm St. Andrew Catholic Church Rochester The University of Notre Dame Glee Club, directed by Daniel Stowe, will present a concert of choral music for men s voices on October 18, 2016, at 7:30pm, at St. Andrew Catholic Church, 1400 Inglewood, Rochester, MI. No ckets are required but there will be a freewill collecon. The seventyvoice Glee Club celebrated their centennial year in the fall of The concert program for their fall 2016 tour will include classic a cappella songs, AfricanAmerican spirituals, barbershop arrangements, and songs of Notre Dame. The program will include the performance of commissioned works: a pair of sea shanty arrangements by Tim Takach, founding member of the noted men s ensemble Cantus, and a poec seng by Pulitzer Prize finalist and Chicago Symphony ComposerinResidence Augusta Read Thomas. The concert is being cosponsored by St. Andrew s and the Notre Dame Club of Detroit. Prayer Breakfast for Crossroads Pregnancy Center Crossroads Pregnancy Center invites you to aend our Annual Prayer Breakfast on Saturday, November 5 th, from 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Please join us as we give thanks to God for His abundant provision and blessings to the center and seek guidance for the ministry in the coming year. The event will take place at Five Points Community Church, 3411 E. Walton Blvd., Auburn Hills. Our morning includes a breakfast provided by the church, with guest speaker Reverend Keith Lemley, and a prayer me. RSVP to Alex at x107 or cpcalexp@gmail.com by October 31 st. Everyone is welcome. No charge to aend. Dress are is casual. Crossroads Pregnancy Center Crossroads is about to start a new training for our ultrasound technicians the first part of November and is looking for pregnant models to "pracce on. The preference is for the expectant mothers to be in their first trimester, but we will take women in their second trimester, too. If you know anyone who is pregnant and would like to help, please ask them to call us at to schedule an appointment. Appointments are now being made for November 3, 4, 7, 9 or 10. Thank you so much. Hebrews 6:10 "God is not unjust; He will not forget your work and the love you have shown Him as you have helped His people and connue to help them." Crossroads Pregnancy Center Right to LifeLIFESPAN Annual Luncheon Right to LifeLIFESPAN is hosng their annual luncheon on Oct 22, 2016 at O Kelly s Banquet Hall, Park St, Dearborn, MI, beginning at 10:30am. Jason Negri from the Internaonal Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide will share informaon and resources that will help you protect yourself and your loved ones at a me when the pracce of assisted dying is becoming more and more common. For more informaon call the Wayne/Downriver chapter of LIFESPAN,

14 Page 14 Organ and Choral Music For This Weekend Prelude: Salve Regina Hakim (8:00) Ave MariaNear, Lourdes Hymn Benoit Postlude: Prelude in C Bach (10:00) Grand Choeur Salome Choral Music (10:00) I Will Li up Mine Eyes Sowerby Please visit us on VOLUNTEERS WANTED. who are commied to providing REMARKABLE care and service to the community of ST. JOSEPH MERCY OAKLAND HOSPITAL through a variety of service area opportunies including: Informaon Desk/Greeter Surgical lounge Inpaent Care Units Ambulatory Surgical Center Radiology Emergency Room For more informaon on how to become a volunteer, please contact Volunteer Services at or visit our website at 29th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME "Will not God then secure the rights of his chosen ones who call out to him day and night?" The widow in today's parable didn't give up. She kept "bothering" the judge by coming to him and asking for a decision in her favor. Ulmately, her persistence caught his aenon and influenced his behavior. Jesus seems to be teaching us today that this quality of faithful persistence is a good one to have. Thus, he advises us to call out to God not once, not twice, but "day and night." This is a fing image for the idea of connual prayer; it goes on all the me without ceasing. As this Gospel reading says in the opening line, Jesus wanted to teach his disciples how to "pray always without becoming weary." It's interesng that the method he used for this instrucon was to emphasize the reward of such persistent prayer. The parable's conclusion assures us that for those who pray without giving up, God "will see to it that jusce is done for them speedily." Perhaps this aracve promise is supposed to keep us from losing hope, from throwing in the towel, from becoming "weary" when our requests don't seem to be geng heard. Following the example of this determined widow, we need not fear to repeatedly make our requests known to God. In fact, we should make a point of it! If we only offer our prayers of peon haleartedly, without real convic- on, persistence, or sincerity, they are not as powerful as they could be. But when we truly commit to taking these requests before the Lord, day aer day (and night aer night!) then we are displaying a kind of profound faith in God's ability to act on our behalf. So, full of hope and trust, let's keep "bothering" this truly just Judge! OCTOBER is Pray the Rosary Month Readings for the Week of October 16, 2016 Sunday: Ex 17:813/Ps 121:18/2 Tm 3:144:2/ Lk 18:18 Monday: Eph 2:110/Ps 100:15/Lk 12:1321 Tuesday: 2 Tm 4:1017b/Ps 145:1013, 1718/ Lk 10:19 Wednesday: Eph 3:212/Is 12:26/Lk 12:3948 Thursday: Eph 3:1421/Ps 33:12, 45, 1112, 18 19/Lk 12:4953 Friday: Eph 4:16/Ps 24:16/Lk 12:5459 Saturday: Eph 4:716/Ps 122:15/Lk 13:19 Next Sunday: Sir 35:1214, 1618/Ps 34:23, 1719, 23/2 Tm 4:68, 1618/Lk 18:914 Liturgical Publicaons Inc.

15 Page 15 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2016, TWENTYNINTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME 7:00 Pro Populo 8:00 Sophie Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Tom White Family (Spec. Int.) (Your Neighbor) Loe Gugala (Friends) Dr. Daniel J. Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Sr. Margaret Mary Alacoque (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Jim Olin (Tom and Diane Studenski) 10:00 Dr. Thomas D. Pappert (Pappert Family) Richard Van de Velde (Family) Rebecca Sanago (Dr. and Mrs. Renato Reyes) Diane Swanson (Spec. Int.) (Conrad and Jany Heyner) David Cooper and Donald Liedel (Family) Francis Cook (His cousin, Marie Castor) Nancy Vlasic (Colleen and Mike Monahan) 12:00 Dr. Phillip Hudson (Vicky Hudson) Gian Romano (Anna and Chris Rea) 5:00 Pro Populo 12:00 Mark Schwartz (Mary and Dave Schwartz) Monday, October 17, 2016, Saints Ignaus of Anoch, Bishop and Martyr 6:10 Pro Populo 8:30 Phyllis Tresh (Family) Tuesday, October 18, 2016, Saint Luke, Evangelist 6:10 Pro Populo 8:30 Pro Populo Wednesday, October 19, 2016, Saints John de Brebeuf and Issac Jogues, Priests and Companions, Martyrs 6:10 Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass Bertha (Beria) Acosta (Spec. Int.Happy Birthday) (Sandy) 8:30 Pro Populo Thursday, October 20, 2016, Weekday, Saint Paul of the Cross, Priest 6:10 8:30 Priestly and Religious Vocaons Pro Populo Friday, October 21, 2016, Weekday 6:10 Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass 8:30 Pro Populo Saturday, October 22, 2016, Weekday, Saint John Paul II, Pope, Blessed Virgin Mary 8:30 Pro Populo 5:00 Vera Warner (Family) Dolores Doman (Bev Warr) Marissa Baca and Mahew Oudendyk (Spec. Int. Wedding Day) (John and Eileen Ball) Julie Ann Reardon (Mom) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2016, THIRTIETH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME 7:00 Natalina Dal Olmo (Family) 8:00 John Rivard (1st Anniv.) (John and Diane Roelant) Marvin Malik (John Naberhaus) Sophie Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Loe Gugala (Friends) Dr. Daniel J. Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Sr. Margaret Mary Alacoque (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) 10:00 Richard Van de Velde (Family) Marn Brennan (Eileen and Family) Gilbert DeMeglio (2nd Anniv.) (Judi, Milana and Michael) Jim Olin David Cooper and Donald Liedel (Family) Zachary Christopher Danowski and Anthony Joseph Danowski (Family) Ronald McCormick (Ellen Rogers) Lloyd Marks, Sr. (Harry and Eileen Jones) Wes Zidwick (Family) Alice Hernandez (Carol Lombardi) 12:00 Irene Schultz (Ken and Elaine Kurc) Gian Romano (Anna and Chris Rea) 5:00 John Thomas Duffy (Jacqueline and Jim Hicks) Andrea Magryta (Jacqueline and Jim Hicks) Mass intenons must be arranged at least two weeks in advance and are for persons living (special intenon) and deceased.

16 Page 16 OCTOBER 22 & 23, 2016 THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Time Celebrant Commentator Servers Cantors Sacristans 1st Lector 2nd Lector 5:00 PM Fr. George Michelle Riesego Catherine Carter Andrea Badalucco A. Kaye October 22 Cheryl Mahews Theresa Dailey D. Wilkins MA Fortunate Thomas Dailey Megan DeFrancisco 7:00 AM Fr. Tim Jonathan Benefiel J. O'Malley October 23 Dc. Mike Tim Picke Garre Haubenreich 8:00 AM Fr. Tim Jim Walle Ania Petrosky Audrey Eagle M. Clarke October 23 Dc. Mike Sr. Barb Rund Max Petrosky D. Juriga Anne Nagel Maria VanDieren M. Fortunate 10:00 AM Fr. Joe Robert Boulanger William Nichols David Fischer J. Balint October 23 Dc. Oscar Carol Cousineau Charles Nichols L. Ochoa Robert Pliska Daniel Palizzi Anna Zidar 12:00 Noon Fr. Joe Chris Cummings Kate Binkley Robert Savage S. Reso October 23 Dc. Oscar Rose Marie Robinson Paul Jazrawi L. McIntee Sandra Jouhet 5:00 PM Fr. George Jonathan Napper Mahew Alarie Edmond Guay D. Jovick October 23 Sharon Eusebi Elisabeth Greiner R. Jovick Brigea Greiner David Mutone 7:00 AM Mass: Pat Orlich, Don Orlich, Michelle Vogler Thank you for serving at st. hugo parish!

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