Shrine Herald. Bearings Notes from Monsignor Easton. Roe vs. Wade.

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1 Shrine Herald We proclaim Jesus as Lord and ourselves as servants for His sake. Royal Oak, MI January 17, 2010 Bearings Notes from Monsignor Easton Roe vs. Wade This Friday, January 22, is the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision, Roe vs. Wade (1973). Abortion on demand remains our nation's legal policy because of this 1973 Supreme Court decisions that legalized abortion throughout pregnancy. Because of those decisions, many citizens believe that women have a moral right to abort their unborn children. This has led to erosion of respect for the right to life, which is bestowed by the Creator and cannot legitimately be denied by any nation or court. More than one and a half million unborn children in the United States continue to die each year by abortion, and increasing numbers of women suffer abortion's physical, emotional and spiritual pain. Often they suffer alone, deserted by men unwilling to acknowledge their own responsibilities as fathers. We who revere human life as created in the image and likeness of God have even more reason to take a stand. For us abortion is of overriding concern because it negates two of our most fundamental moral imperatives: respect for innocent life, and preferential concern for the weak and defenseless. As we said three years ago in reaffirming our Pastoral Plan for Pro-Life Activities: "Because victims of abortion are the most vulnerable and defenseless members of the human family, it is imperative that we, as Christians called to serve the least among us, give urgent attention and priority to this issue. Our concern is intensified by the realization that a policy and practice allowing over one and a half million abortions annually cannot but diminish respect for life in other areas." No Catholic can responsibly take a "pro-choice" stand when the "choice" in question involves the taking of innocent human life. Second Sunday in Ordinary Time The bishops of the United States call upon us to observe January 22 as a particular day of penance for violations to the dignity of the human person committed through acts of abortion. It is to be a day of prayer for the full restoration of the legal guarantee of the right of life. The 8:30 am Mass on Friday, January 22, will be a Mass for Peace and Justice as is recommended by the bishops. continued on page 3...

2 Page 2 Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower Mass at Senior Centers Please pray for the sick of our parish Jeanette Bertolino Janet Bertling Darrin Burtwell Mark Cavazos Michele Cuff Charlene Cusick Riley Dankovich Del Delich Yvonne Demonaco David Evanoff Sabrina Fodera Lynn Frank Evelyn Fraser Jim Geisler Beatrice Haffey Mary Hanson Maihar Harmiz Joseph Haubert Alfred Kelterborn Judith Mikich Sara Nissan John Nowack Bill Oldani Robert Perry Barbara Schowalter Fred M. Zinger American House Residence 1900 N. Washington (near Mary St.) Tuesday, Jan. 19, 10 am If you know residents at the facility or you would like to join us for Mass to pray and sing, you are welcome. For more information, contact Sister Noreen , ext Please contact Sr. Noreen Ellison at , ext. 411 to confirm your participation if you register for this workshop. Thank you.

3 January 17, 2010 Page 3 continued from page 1 Bearings... Buildings and Grounds The management of our facilities is without a doubt a huge task. Our limited staff does what it can. Costs continue to increase. I am therefore very grateful to two volunteers who have taken on the job of assisting me in the administration of our facilities. Mr. Art Massucci has done and continues to do a magnificent job managing the North Campus with the High School and Academy. He oversees projects, preventative maintenance, and building expenditures. He is putting together manuals and schedules for on going maintenance of our entire North Campus. He is our go to person when it comes to the facilities of the North Campus, and is doing a great job. Mr. Kevin Sutherland is taking up the task of managing the facilities of the South Campus made up of the Church, Rectory Conference Center, and Grade School. I am convinced that his experience in management will help make our maintenance program more efficient, cost effective, and smoother running. I am most grateful to both of these men for generously volunteering their time and expertise to the parish in these matters. If they ask for help, please realize that they are doing it in the name of the parish and on my behalf. Although their monetary compensation is zero, their rewards are eternal. New Administrative Assistant Mrs. Anne Knapik is the new Office Administrator and Administrative Assistant for the National Shrine of the Little Flower. Anne will take up the responsibilities of Cheryl Popham who is leaving us to join the Carmelite Sisters as a postulant. Anne has a huge task and a tremendous amount of information to absorb in a short period. I am convinced that you will find her to be very efficient and helpful. Rest in Peace The father of Vicki Holtyn, who is the Herald and web site editor and the tuition manager, entered eternal life this past week at the age of 95. Please keep Vicki s family in your prayers. Rosie & Carlito For some of us the snow is an annoyance and a hazard. For Rosie it is a wonderful gift from God. She runs out into the yard and rolls in it, buries her head in it, and just thoroughly enjoys it. My mother s dog is the same with the snow. Maybe we can learn from the animals to not look for problems and to enjoy our surroundings more as a gift from God. Divine Life Baptized in Christ Daniel Robert son of James and Anne (Sysko) Skandalaris Philip Martin son of Philip and Pamela (Frei) Foster Banns of Marriage Third Bann Dominique Charrette and John Griffin South Oakland Citizens for the Homeless (SOCH) Needs You Have you made a New Year's resolution to be more helpful to those in need? If you have, this request will be "right up your alley." SOCH, operators of the Welcome Inn, a day center for the homeless, opened on December 21 at the Unity Church, Crooks Road, Royal Oak. As part of our program, we serve a casserole lunch to the homeless each day. If you would be willing to back a casserole in your home, with recipe and disposable pan provided, please call Norma at Thank you.

4 Page 4 Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower Mass Information Monday, January 18 6:30 am Mass Fr. Nowak Servers Michael Niehaus, Matt Abell 8:30 am Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk Servers Brandon Whitmore, Brian Palmer Tuesday, January 19 6:30 am Mass Fr. Lang Servers Isabel Aklestad, Meg Johnson 8:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton Servers John Ginotti, Justin Cantrell Wednesday, January 20 6:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton Servers Anthony Fisher, Evan Faris 8:30 am Mass Fr. Nowak Servers Andrew North, Joe Wagner Thursday, January 21 6:30 am Mass Fr. Lang Servers Gregory Golias, Dmitri Krick 8:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton Servers Andrew Jaeger, Sean Ruhle Friday, January 22 6:30 am Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk Servers Andre Moon, Blake Smith 8:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton Servers Colleen Hull, Olivia Zardus Saturday, January 23 8:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton Servers Michael Grace, Jack Grace Readings of The Week Monday, January 18 1 Sm 15:16-23 Mk 2:18-22 Tuesday, January 19 1 Sm 16:1-13 Mk 2:23-28 Wednesday, January 20 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, Mk 3:1-6 Thursday, January 21 1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7 Mk 3:7-12 Friday, January 22 1 Sm 24:3-21 Mk 3:13-19 Saturday, January 23 2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, Mk 3:20-21 Sunday, January 24 Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, Cor 12:12-30 or 12:12-14, 27 Lk 1:1-4; 4:14-21 Sunday, January 24 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Vigil Masses (on Saturday) 4:30 pm Mass Fr. Lang Lectors Frank Mills, Bill Barnes Servers Brandon Breen, Kenneth Miller Michael Miller, Tyler Moylan Hospitality Margie Suchyta, Team 6:30 pm Mass Fr. Nowak Lectors Mike Howard, Frank Neff Servers Kaleigh Sonntag, Bailey Haran Isabel Aklestad, Mary Sier Hospitality Gerald Schaffran, Team Sunday Masses 7:30 am Mass Fr. Kaczmarczyk Lectors Marjie Chouinard, Alex Clark Servers Jack Wangler, Alexander Mandel Dominic Romano, Andrew Jaeger Hospitality MaryAnn Skaggs, Team 9:00 am Mass Fr. Lang Lectors Kevin Taglione, Lucy Mastellar Anne O'Donnell Servers Claire Baumhardt, Madelyne Luddy Maureen Luddy, Colleen Hull Hospitality John Burg, Team 10:45 am Mass Msgr. Easton Lectors Lloyd West, Mark Mason Servers Mark Ruhle, Sean Ruhle Christian Rozanski, Cooper Skaggs Andrew North Emcee Scott Ruhle Hospitality Wayne Friedman, Team 12:30 pm Mass Fr. Nowak Lectors Janie Lynch, Frank Lepkowski Servers Michael Zobl, David Zobl Miles Ploucha, Dmitri Krick Hospitality Hugh Brennan, Team 6:00 pm Mass Msgr. Easton Lectors Colleen Arce, Claire McNorton Matthew Arce Servers Lauren Eichberger, Lily Queen Lucy Queen, Gabrielle Schmidt Hospitality Tom Torma, Team

5 January 17, 2010 Page 5 Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration "O, Jesus, I beg You to transform my soul as You once transformed the water for the bride and bridegroom at Cana." 'The water was made wine.' A miracle much more wonderful than the one which Jesus performed at Cana is repeated daily on our altars; a little bread and wine are changed into the Body and Blood of Christ, and given to us as Food for our souls. The Communion antiphon of today's Mass repeats the passage in the Gospel which speaks of the water made wine. Yes, for us preeminently, Jesus has 'kept the good wine until now.' It is the precious wine of the Holy Eucharist, inebriating our souls with His Body and Blood. There is another wonderful transformation which Jesus accomplishes in our souls by means of grace; the water of our poor, human nature becomes a sharer in God's divine nature; it is transformed into the sacred wine of the life of Christ Himself. Man becomes a member of Christ, the adopted child of God, the temple of the Holy Spirit. Today our Lady tells us how we can and should foster this precious transformation; she says to us as she once did to the servants at the Cana feast, 'Whatsoever He shall say to you, do ye.'..let us, then, with humble, docile hearts, with lively faith and perfect abandonment, entrust ourselves to Jesus through Mary's hands. - Divine Intimacy Open hours: Sunday, 2 pm; Monday, 1 and 6 am. Partners are needed for the following Holy Hours: Sunday, 2,5, and 6 pm; Monday, 10 am, 4 pm; Tuesday, 1 pm; Wednesday, 4 pm; Thursday, 7 and 11 am and noon; Friday, 11 am and 4 pm; Saturday, 11 am; and the 1 pm hour on Sunday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday; and the 7 pm hour on Sunday. Call Marie Lama at if you are interested in a Holy Hour or in substituting. Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, pray for us! Widowed in Recent Years? Women whose spouse has died in the past few years are invited for "Coffee and Conversation" with the focus on your needs, interests and ways of coping now that your spouse is gone. We will share ideas on what may be helpful for this part of your life-journey. We will meet on January 21, 10 to 11:30 am, Room B. Park in the 12 mile parking lot and go to the receptionist for directions to Room B. If you will be new to the group, please call Sister Noreen and leave your name and phone number so we can plan accordingly , ext 411. Mass Intentions Monday, January 18 6:30 am David P. Haubert 8:30 am Helen G. Frederick Tuesday, January 19 6:30 am Michael Feeney 8:30 am Brian Morency Wednesday, January 20 St. Fabian, St. Sebastian 6:30 am Virginia Denomme 8:30 am Adele Webster Thursday, January 21 St. Agnes 6:30 am Lucy Evans Hazley 8:30 am Poor Souls Friday, January 22 St. Vincent 6:30 am Margaret Samoray 8:30 am Charles Rometty, Jr. Saturday, January 23 8:30 am Anthony Surace Sunday, January 24 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Vigil Masses (on Saturday) 4:30 pm William Dennis 6:30 pm Jessica Ann Louis Keegan Sunday Masses 7:30 am Intentions of the Parishioners of NSLF 9:00 am John Harmon 10:45 am John Voight 12:30 pm Intentions of Caroline Theresa Weber 6:00 pm Frances and Dennis Caughlin

6 Page 6 Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower Military Please pray for our Military Sgt. Daniel J. Allen, USMC Maj. Eric Ansorge PhD, US Army Sgt. Joanna Bertling, US Army Envin E. Billings, US Army Pvt. Sean Brady, U.S. Army Capt. Matthew Cain, US Army Pat Carroll, USAF, Shrine 61, MIA Capt. David Cibik, US Army Crisanto R. Delos, USCG Lt. Joseph W. Doman, US Navy Col. Thomas M. Doman, USMC PV2-E2 Melissa Ducastel, US Army Lt. Jason D. Everts, US Army Thomas Fern, USAF Lt. Troy Perry Glendye, USCG Cpl. Gary R. Gmeiner, USMC Joseph Haddad, USMC LCpl. Matthew Hebert, USMC SSgt. Philip Huber, USMC Ssgt. Troy P. Kosal, US Army Andrew Kostrzewa, US Navy 2 nd Lt. Nicholas Robert Langan, US Army Peter Laperriere, US Navy Brian MacKenzie, USAF GS13 Dan Marem MI BN Spec. Ryan McWilliams, US Army Rangers Capt. Christopher Mellon, USMC Spc. Beau Messer, US Army Aaron Mingle, US Navy Matthew Mitchell, US Navy LCpl. Michael D. Mueller, USMC 1st Capt. Johnny Pruitt, ASAF Cpl. Eric Nakalsky, USMC Spec. Kevin C. Oldani, F.A.S.T. USMC Lt. Daniel P. Palmer, US Army Lt. John F. Palmer, US Army Lt. Martin J. Palmer, US Army Maj. Loren D. Penney, US Army Maj. David M. Reilly, USMC Anthony Reynolds, USAF Capt. David N. Roberts, USMC Cpl. Derrick Savage, USMC Andrew Schulte, US Army Lt. Col. Eric J. Simpson, FA LCpl. Ronald C. Smart, USMC Capt. Michael Szalma, US Army PV2 Christopher M. Villerot, US Army Spec. David Wittla, US Army Stewardship Weekend January Was one of your New Years Resolutions to increase your participation and involvement in the National Shrine Parish Community? What is the significance of my weekly offertory contribution? Do you have questions about the history of the Master Plan? What is CSA? All of these questions and more will be answered during Stewardship Weekend scheduled at all masses for the weekend of January 30. We look forward to seeing you there. Life Matters On January 22, we will commemorate the 37 th anniversary of our country s legal access to abortion. Not only have millions of innocent lives been taken, but millions of others have been scarred from its effects. On December 22, the U.S. Catholic Conference of Bishops sent a letter to the Senate strongly opposing passage of the bill because of its federal funding of abortion and strongly encouraged them to develop health care reform legislation that truly protects the life, dignity, health and consciences of all. On Christmas Eve, the U.S. Senate ignored the bishops and passed the legislation (H.R. 3590), the "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Congressional Democratic leaders will now attempt to reconcile the Senate bill with the health care bill passed by the House of Representatives on November 7 (H.R. 3962). This process is expected to take a number of weeks, at least. After a final version of the bill is crafted by congressional Democratic leaders, it can only be sent to President Obama for his signature if it first receives approval from a majority in the House of Representatives and surmounts several 60-vote hurdles in the Senate. Your immediate action is required. While our Michigan Senators voted for the Senate bill, we MUST continue to tell them our opinion. Call and write them and express your disappointment on allowing your tax dollars to pay for abortions; ask their offices to record your opposition to the Senate bill. Also, send short letters to the "letters to the editor" of your local newspapers to educate others regarding the pro-abortion components of this health care reform. The time to speak for those most vulnerable is now. Do not let another Roe vs. Wade happen again without a fight; millions of lives are at risk. Crisis Pregnancy? Mother and Unborn Baby Care can help! Call Hurting from an abortion experience? Call Silent No More HELP Just a reminder, please notify us when you have additions to the Military prayer list, or when one of our Military members can be taken off the prayer list.

7 January 17, 2010 Page 7 Lending Library Letters: A Collection of Short Letters From Fr. John Corapi, is a small book which contains "some of the s and letters written by Fr. Corapi from They cover a wide range of topics, including doctrine, moral teaching, ethics, saints, social issues, and commentary on the state of the Church and the world.... In the midst of a deteriorating moral, social, and economic climate it is more important than ever "to confirm the brethren". One of the most dangerous and self-destructive realities of our times is "political correctness". I think it is more than fair to say that in this short collection of Fr. John Corapi's letters you would have a hard time finding any political correctness." (from the back cover). Many of you are familiar with him and would find in it some brief, concise answers and observation on topics important in our country currently. Lending Library hours are Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm, and Fridays from 9:15 am to Noon, in the National Shrine Conference Center, Room C (across the alley from the Northwood parking lot). For information call Kathy McGuire at or JoAn Gilleran at Let s Talk Family Planning What wonderful and exciting surprises does God have waiting for you and your family this year? Are you ready to say Yes to His call? Is He asking you to practice generosity and accept a child into your family? Or, is He asking you to practice discipline and limit your family size? Whether achieving or avoiding a pregnancy, Natural Family Planning (NFP) helps couples to live their lives in conformity with the teachings of the Catholic Church. For more information, call or visit our Web site at Events Calendar Sunday, January 17 Masses 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am; 12:30, and 6:00 pm K of C Membership Drive HH-WW 8 am K of C Social YR 10 am Shrine Lending Library OPEN CC-C 10 am RCIA Formation Meeting CC-SH 10:30 am Rosary For The Unborn AC 5 pm Cross Connections Youth Group Meeting YR 7 pm Monday, January 18 Masses 6:30, 8:30 am Cub Scout Pack #1634 Committee Meeting GS Café 7 pm Catechist Formation Topic CC-SH 7 pm St. Vincent de Paul Meeting HH-BR 7 pm Taize Evening Prayer Church 7:30 pm Legion of Mary Devotional Meeting CC-B 7:30 pm Tuesday, January 19 Masses 6:30, 8;30 am Mission Ladies CC-A 10 am Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions STC 6:45 pm Holy Spirit and Spiritual Gifts Bible Study CC-B 7 pm Moms Tuesday Night Bridge Group CC-SH 7 pm Boy Scout Troop #1634 Meeting YR 7:30 pm Love of God Prayer Group Meeting STC 8 pm Wednesday, January 20 Masses 6:30, 8:30 am Men s Bible Study CC-B 6:15 am Moms & The Word Scripture Class CC-SH 9:30 am Cub Scouts Pack #1634 Meeting GS Café 6 pm Vicariate Presentation CC-SH 7 pm Christian Service Committee Meeting CC-A 7 pm Thursday, January 21 Masses 6:30, 8:30 am First Communion Parent Meeting CC-SH 9:30 am, 7pm Handbell Choir Rehearsal CR 9:30 am Bereavement Group Meeting HH-B 10 am SVDP Jail Ministry Meeting CC-B 6 pm FOCCUS Testing HH-B 6:45 pm Boy Scout Troop #1634 Committee Meeting CC-A 7:30 pm Friday, January 22 Masses 6:30, 8:30 am ENDOW Women s Study Group CC-A,B 8 am Shrine Lending Library OPEN CC-C 9:15 am Girl Scout Troop #3068 CC-B 7 pm Saturday, January 23 Mass 8:30 am Confessions 3-4 pm, 5:30-6:15 pm Sunday Liturgy 4:30, 6:30 pm Cub Scouts Pack #1634 Pinewood Derby GS Gym & Café 7 am Joy of the Lord Prayer Group CC-SH 5 pm Sunday, January 24 Masses 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am; 12:30, and 6:00 pm Preschool Religious Formation Program YR 9 am Shrine Lending Library OPEN CC-C 10 am RCIA Formation Meeting CC-SH 10:30 am Shrine Schools Concert Church 3:30 pm Rosary For The Unborn AC 5 pm Cross Connections Youth Group Meeting YR 7 pm A AC Events Calendar Location Guide CC-SH CC-A CC-B CC-C CL CR GS HH-BR HH-B HH-EW HH-WW HH-MF HS STC YR Academy Adoration Chapel, Coughlin Building Conference Center, Seton Hall Conference Center, Room A Conference Center, Room B Conference Center, Room C Choir Loft Choir Room Grade School Heritage Hall Board Room Heritage Hall Mtg. Rm. B Heritage Hall East Wing Heritage Hall West Wing Heritage Hall Main Floor High School St. Thérèse Chapel Youth Room

8 Page 8 Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower Religious Formation Family Activities Looking ahead: Keep watching the Herald for additional details on these exciting events as they grow closer! Saturday, March 13 Family Movie Event and Early Vacation Bible School Registration starts! Save the date as Vacation Bible School ALWAYS fills up! Sunday, March 21 Make a family banner after the 9 am Mass. Then join in the processional at 9 am Mass on Palm Sunday. Tuesday, March 23 Bring your family to Inside the Last Supper and participate in a Catholic Seder meal. Wednesday, March 24 See Leonardo Defilippis in the one-man stage production, Vianney at National Shrine Church. June 28 July 2 It s a High Seas Expedition this year for the always popular, always full, Vacation Bible School. Preschool Religious Formation Holiday Break There is no Preschool Religious Formation class on Sunday, January 17 due to the Martin Luther King holiday. Class resumes on Sunday, January 24. Elementary Religious Formation Holiday Break There are no Elementary Religious Formation classes on Monday, January 18 due to the Martin Luther King holiday. Classes resumes on Monday, January 25. First Communion Parent Meeting Thursday, January 21, 9:30 am and 7 pm National Shrine Conference Center This meeting is for the parents of those children who are already registered as candidates to receive the Sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist for the first time this spring. We will explore the Mystery of the Eucharist, cover a few important practical details and distribute materials to make individual banners for the first Communion liturgy. To accommodate busy schedules, two meeting times are offered: 9:30 am or 7 pm. Grades 7/8 Religious Formation Holiday Break There are no Grades 7 & 8 Religious Formation classes on Monday, January 18 due to the Martin Luther King holiday. Classes resumes on Monday, January 25. Youth Service Team Opportunities Focus: HOPE Food Distribution February 13, 9 am, Ferndale Site Parents and youth are needed to unload the truck for the Focus: HOPE food distribution site. It is located in Ferndale on 9 mile Rd at the OLHSA building (across from the Police Station). To register, please contact Mrs. Cerone at or scerone@shrinechurch.com with the words Focus Hope in the subject line. SOCH (South Oakland Citizens for the Homeless) Casserole Dish Preparation To be dropped off between February Unity Church Site (Crooks Rd. at Webster) The Confirmation Program will be providing lunch for about 60 guests at the Unity Church site (Webster & Crooks) on February 19. We are looking for eight student/ parent teams to purchase ingredients for one casserole, assemble, freeze, and deliver it to the SOCH site at Unity Church sometime between February Recipes and pans will be provided. SOCH also accepts donations of paper products, coffee, and canned vegetables. If you are interested in putting your culinary skills into action for this awesome charity project, please contact Mrs. Cerone at scerone@shrinechurch.com or with the words Casserole in the subject line or call her at Calling all Adults active in Christian Service! We are looking for adults who are willing to organize a group of teens to do service ministry in the community. If you are active in local Catholic charities or organizations, volunteer in soup kitchens or shelters, work with the elderly or disabled, and know of opportunities for youth to become involved, please give us a call! Adult volunteers should be willing to chaperone activities. If you are active in a charitable organization that is open to youth volunteers, please Sarah Cerone at scerone@shrinechurch.com and leave your contact information. Cross Connections HS Youth Ministry Tonight, Sunday, January 17 we will be discussing the differences in other Christian religions. What makes Catholics Catholic and different from other Christians? Join us for an exciting night of discussion and faith-filled fun! We are in the Youth Room from 7 to 9 pm. To help raise money for our mission trip and our trip to World Youth Day, Cross Connections is collecting old cell

9 January 17, 2010 Page 9 phones (no accessories) and used ink jet cartridges (no laser or toner cartridges please). If you have any donations please drop them off in the marked box at the top of the stairs leading to the Youth Room. Also, if you would like to donate money for our trip to World Youth Day you can do so by visiting the donations page at and selecting World Youth Day. All donations will go towards Cross Connections High School Youth Ministry s trip to Madrid, Spain in August of Thank you for your generous donations! Adult Religious Formation Sign Up Now! ENDOW Women's Study Group Fall Session Aquinas for Beginners, Part 2 Friday Mornings, Beginning Feb. 12, 9:30 to 11:30 am National Shrine Conference Center Join us as we explore our relationship to God through St. Thomas Aquinas' masterpiece, the Summa Theologiae. This 10 -week discussion and study group is part of the ENDOW (Educating on the Nature and Dignity of Women) program. Cost for the class is $60, which includes all materials. The course will be facilitated by Judy Maten and Vikki Jenkins and is open to all women. Register online at click on "ENDOW Classes (register)" and then go to the "Search for ENDOW Classes By State link." Financial assistance is available to those in need contact Margaret McCann at at the National ENDOW Office in Denver for more information or for assistance in registering. Other questions may be directed to Judy Maten at maten.judith@aod.org or by calling Saturday Evangelization Series Evangelizing Hot-Button Issues: Giving witness to hard-to-discuss topics of faith 10 am to Noon, Sacred Heart Major Seminary Dates and Topics: January 16: Authority in the Church: Gift or Curse? Dr. Robert Fastiggi, Prof. Systematic Theology, presenter February 20: Jesus as the Absolute, Universal and Unique Savior: A Biblical Basis Dr. Peter Williamson, Adam Cardinal Maida Chair in Sacred Scripture, presenter March 20: Loving with a True Gift of Self: The Damages of Misused Sexuality Dr. Mary Healy, Associate Professor of Sacred Scripture, presenter April 17: Evangelizing on the Sanctity of Life: Abortion and Life Issues Dr. Janet E. Smith, Chair of Life Ethics, Prof. Moral Theology, presenter May 15: All is Relative? Are you absolutely sure? Truth as our Foundation* Rev. Ronald T. Browne, Pastor, St. Gerald Catholic Community, presenter *Please note this talk will be held at the National Shrine of the Little Flower, 12 Mile and Woodward, Royal Oak A free-will collection will be taken to cover costs of refreshments and speakers at each event. Series presented by the Office for Evangelization and Catechesis Department of Evangelization, Catechesis, & Schools, Archdiocese of Detroit. Catholicism to 9 pm; dates and topics listed below Sessions are from 7 to 9 pm. Cost is $10 per session; Registration at least one week in advance of the class is required so enough handouts are prepared. To register, Renee Cramer at rcramer@shrinechurch.com or call NOTE: Please bring your Bible to any of the below topics you attend. Date: Topic (Catechist Certification Topic #): January 18 Meeting Jesus, #5 February 10 The Church: People of God, #8 March 2 Exploring and Using Sacred Scripture, #A April 22 Prayer #11 May 19 The Church at Prayer in the Eucharistic Celebration, #C June 7 Spirituality, #18 June 9 Sacrament: Sign and Symbol, #6 June 14 Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist, #10 June 16 Sacraments of Healing: Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick, #B June 21 Sacraments at the Service of Communion: Matrimony and Holy Orders, #17 Exploring Catholic Spirituality Topic #2 Carmelite Spirituality Wednesday, January 20, 7:30 pm National Shine Conference Center Come and learn about Catholic Spirituality, specifically Carmelite Spirituality. The (former) SOV & BBT Vicariate Spiritual Formation Committee s Speaker Series presents it s second in a series of four topics on Exploring Catholic Spirituality, CARMELITE SPIRITUALITY. This presentation s Speaker is Sr. Carmela Chetcuti, SSFP. This topic will be presented at the National Shrine of the Little Flower Conference Center, on Woodward north of 12 Mile Road. For more information, contact mlambrix@ wowway.com. Future topics to be presented in this series will cover: Franciscan Spirituality (Mar-2010) and Ignatian Spirituality (Apr-2010). Hope to see you there!

10 Page 10 Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower Shrine Catholic Grade School Open House Thursday, February 4 7 pm Grade School Happenings Grade 5 Our focus this month will be on Vocations. We will be learning about the lives of priests, nuns, the married life, and the single life as we work on a vocation essay for a contest in our own parish. Most of all, we will pray for vocations and for the people in the religious life for the strength to carry on their calling. We will also adopt a seminarian and build a spiritual bouquet to send to him in February (a spiritual bouquet is a gift of prayers and sacrifices gathered and offered for someone special). The fifth grade also sponsored a cupcake sale last week to collect money to assist with schooling for our seminarians by donating what we collected to the Fisherman s Fund. As we settled back into our school routine after the Christmas break, we began our Biography Book Project. Each student is reading about a hero in history. Upon completion of the book, the classes will go to the library and the computer lab to research important facts and quotes about the individual they are researching. From there the fifth graders will make a poster, find an appropriate costume (to dress like their hero), and work on a speech. With shoulders back and heads held high, each student will become the hero they learned about before our parents and grandparents at a culminating activity in February. Grade 5 science classes have just completed a study of atoms, elements, and the Periodic Table of Elements. Each student selected an element to research and built a model atom of that element. Next, they will use information on the elements to write original first person riddles. In math class, we are analyzing data using graphs of various kinds, including bar, line, Venn diagrams and histograms. We re also working on division by one- and two-digit divisors. The champion essayists of the fifth grade have completed their entries for the Daughters of the American Revolution-Piety Hill division essay contest. This year, Asher Smith was the winner and Asher, his parents and Mrs. Gilmour attended a tea to honor Asher as the contest winter. Fifth grade has been tracking the routes of the Portugese explorers as they sought a sea route to Asia. We also followed Columbus on his journey westward, where he sought a route to Asia, but found the Americas instead. One of our cross-curricular activities was writing a compare/contract paragraph about the Native American groups of North America. We have also been working hard to spell plural and possessives correctly, carefully placing apostrophes where they are needed. It has been a very busy month so far! Mrs. Gilmour Mrs. McPherson Academy Update By Mark Jagodzinski Mrs. Popp This Month, some seventh and eighth graders will be designing future cities. A class this year, moderated by Mr. Tim Dobrzeniecki, is a class where the students plan, engineer, and build a model of a future city. Some ideas around the city plans include environmental, economical, and practical design. The class doesn t include just building a model city, however. It includes various films and projects which try and teach the students how many people around the world are working on building better buildings and cities today Michael Cobbledick, an eighth grader in the class, said Future cities class has showed me the harsh realities of pollution in our world, and how we should all go green. It s also a lot of fun! At the end of January, the class will take a field trip to a Future Cities competition, where they will enter their model city, perform a skit, and enter an essay. They will be competing against other middle schools participating in the area. They are all hoping to win the top prize and all their hard work has paid off. High School News Continuing Parent Series On Preparing For College The Shrine Catholic High School Counseling Department continues to host a series of meetings for parents to obtain more information on financial aid and the college application process. These evenings are presented by Mrs. Sheryl Krasnow, M.Ed., LPC of College and Career Counseling and Associates. Mrs. Krasnow is a former Counselor of the high school and is known for her highly informative programs. The next program in the series is for Sophomore Parents with a College Planning discussion. It takes place on Thursday, January 28 at 7 pm in the Shrine Catholic High School Library. If you would like additional information on any of the meetings, please feel free to

11 January 17, 2010 Page 11 High School News continued... contact the Counseling Department at , ext Varsity Hockey Team Fundraiser The Varsity Hockey Team will host a Euchre Party on Saturday, February 6 at 7:30 pm at the National Shrine Conference Center. The cost is $20 per person. Contact Denise Ray at to reserve your spot. Shrine Catholic "Pink" Basketball Game For The Cure Please plan to join us for the first annual Shrine Pink Basketball Game for the Cure on Friday, January 29. The Shrine Catholic Varsity Girls Basketball team will host the Bishop Foley Ventures in the Shrine Catholic Fieldhouse. Everyone can help by purchasing a pink t- shirt from the girls varsity basketball team for $10. If you wear the pink t-shirt to the game the $5 entry fee will be waived. Sizes range from S-XXL. Order forms are available from all girls varsity players as well as in the school office. Or the order can be placed on line by sending a to d4712@aol.com with payment sent in to the Shrine office. Orders should be received by January 15 with delivery prior a few days prior to the game. Upcoming Dates January 18 January 24 January 27 No School Martin Luther King Jr. Day Catholic Schools Week Concert at National Shrine Church Shrine Catholic Schools Athlete Mass January 28 Sophomore Parent Meeting January 29 January 30 Half Day Staff Professional Development District Vocal Solo & Ensemble Natural Family Planning Taught in Spanish The Couple to Couple League ( is very pleased to announce the first Natural Family Planning class series to be taught in Spanish in the metro Detroit area. The class series begins Sunday, January 17, 2010 from 6 to 9 pm with the dates of the second a n d t h i r d c l a s s e s t o b e determined. Saint Gabriel Parish (8118 W. Vernor, Detroit ) will host the series. The teaching couple are Kobi and Gretchen Inkumsah. T h e y c a n b e r e a c h e d at: uneewk@yahoo.com or The art of Natural Family Planning is based on an awareness of a woman s fertility. It is medically safe, 99% effective, very low cost, often has a positive effect on the couple s marriage, and is morally acceptable to all major religions. Engaged and married couples of all ages are invited to learn the new, simplified, sympto-thermal method of Natural Family Planning with this three part course. Highlights include Pope John Paul II s Theology of the Body, PowerPoint presentation with animation and video, and new fullcolor manual. A complete set of materials is provided with the $135 course fee. Please call the teaching couple to register at least one week prior to class start date. If the course fee poses a problem, please contact the teaching couple for scholarship information.

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15 January 17, 2010 Page 15 Knights of Columbus Faithful Parishioners, I write to you today, in sincere hope that all of you were able to experience a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, filled with joy, spirituality and happiness. Now that we are all back from vacation (physically, if not mentally,) I would like to take this opportunity, if I may, to tell all of you about some of the most important upcoming dates in the calendar of Council First and foremost, this weekend January 16 and 17 we will be hosting a Blitz Drive in hopes of obtaining new membership in our council. There will be a staffed table set up in Heritage Hall after all weekend masses. If you have any questions about the Knights of Columbus or are yourself an inactive member, please do not hesitate to stop by and ask one of our current members. We are always glad to talk about our Council and our Order. Remember all Catholic Men over the age of 18 are welcome to join our ranks, we would love to have you. Secondly, if you are fortunate enough to have attended the 9 am Mass this Sunday, you saw our color corps present as well as many other Brother and Sir Knights, as we were having a Corporate Communion. This usually happens four times a year and is a great way for all our past and present members of the council to get together and celebrate the Eucharist, which gives us so much in our lives. Please consider joining us for our next Corporate Communion, any time the color corps are present during mass, you know that you are going to be in for a special treat. Third, on January 23 we will be hosting a Free Throw Contest at Shrine Catholic High School, more details on this event will follow. Finally on January 25 at 7 pm Council will be teaming up with Council 4188 of Clawson to host a Fraternal Benefits Night. This is an annual event open to all Knights and their families, wherein which the benefits that you receive for being a member of our Order are discussed. These benefits include a wonderfully comprehensive life insurance purchase option as well as many other benefits, too long to list here. Please consider joining us for this annual and informative event. As always please remember to join us for our bi-weekly meetings, which are held: 7:30 pm, 2nd Tuesday monthly Officers Meeting, National Shrine Conference Center 7:30 pm, 4th Tuesday monthly Council General Membership Meeting, National Shrine Conference Center Reminder: A Current Membership Card is required to enter the meetings. Please also remember to remit your annual dues to our Financial Secretary as soon as possible: Annual dues in the council are $30 for which members receive the council newsletter, the Michigan Columbian state publication and Columbia Magazine. In addition, members have the option of supporting the Fr. McGivney Chair for Life Ethics at Sacred Heart Seminary, Boysville, and the Take 5 program which funds Catholic Advertising and a host of other charitable programs through the Michigan State Council. A one time initiation fee of $10 will be billed to each new member when he completes the First Degree, and a member who has been reactivated will be billed $7.50 for processing. There are four Degrees in the Knights of Columbus. After the initiation, the Second and Third Degrees elevate members to full Knighthood. The Fourth degree is the Patriotic Degree of the Order For further information about joining the Knights, call Membership Director Sean McCarthy or kofc12408membership@gmail.com or Grand Knight Tadd Klimmek at For your insurance needs please contact our Field Agent Kevin Murphy kevin.murphy@kofc.org or May the Blessings of Almighty God be Upon Each of You Vivat Jesus Matthew R. Grosodonia Chancellor - K of C Council 12408

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17 January 17, 2010 Page 17 Vocations God s Spirit is given to each person for the common good. What are your gifts? Are you willing to share them for the good of others? (1 Corinthians 12:4 11). Is God calling you to use your gifts as a priest? Contact Fr. Tim Birney, Director of Priestly Vocations at or visit the Web site at A Family Perspective In today s Gospel at Cana we get an insight into Mary s parenting style. She did not plead, whine, argue, demand or manipulate. She pointed out the situation and trusted her son would make the right decision. - by Bud Ozar National Marriage Encounter National Marriage Encounter is a weekend experience of rediscovery for couples who want to make their good marriages even better. For more information, call Rich and Fran at or Tim and Ann at , or visit marriage encounter.org. Holy Father s Prayer Intentions January 2010 Young people and Social Communications Media General: That young people may learn to use modern means of social communication for their personal growth and to better prepare themselves to serve society. Christian Unity Missionary: That every believer in Christ may be conscious that unity among all Christians is a condition for more effective proclamation of the Gospel. NATIONAL SHRINE of the Little Flower Parish Office 2100 W. 12 Mile Road, Royal Oak, MI Pastoral Staff Parish Main Number Rev. Msgr. William H. Easton, Pastor... ext 415 Rev. Joseph Lang, Assoc... ext 412 Rev. Pawel K. Kaczmarczyk, Assoc... ext 419 Rev. Krzysztof Nowak, Assoc... ext 416 Rev. Mr. Thomas R. Avery, Deacon... ext 422 Christian Service, Sister Noreen Ellison, SC... ext 411 Director of Liturgical Music, Mr. Rob Abbott... ext 442 Parish Education & Religious Formation Staff Shrine Catholic High School, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken Shrine Catholic Academy, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken Shrine Catholic Grade School, 1621 Linwood R.O Principal, Mrs. Sharon Dixon Director of Recruiting, Mrs. Meg Armstrong Religious Education Office Coordinator, Renee Cramer Youth Minister (9-12 grades), Christine Wist Director of RCIA and Adult Formation, Mr. John LaCroix Development Staff Associate Director of Development, Mrs. Laurie Bilkie-Snyder... ext 432 Associate Director of Development, Mr. Matthew York... ext 455 Parish Support Staff Administrative Assistant,... ext 413 Parish Secretary, Mrs. Charlene Lewandowski... ext 410 Financial Supervisor, Mr. Jim Skaggs... ext 423 Bookkeeper, Mrs. Mary Ellen Wassenberg... ext 421 Building & Grounds Maintenance, Mr. Barney Tatomir... ext 420 National Shrine Director/Church Tours, Mr. Jack Hoolehan... ext 418 Tuition Manager/Marketing Specialist/Herald Editor, Mrs. Vicki Holtyn... ext 448 Office Hours Monday - Friday... 9 am-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 After 6:30 am Mass; Saturdays 3-4 pm and 5:30-6 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, and 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 Jack Hoolehan at , ext. 418 to schedule a time. Shrine Herald Submissions are due Monday by 1 pm. Articles should be ed to herald@shrinechurch.com to be considered for publication. For questions and/or comments, please contact the Shrine Herald Editor. 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

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