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1 J 4, 2017 P S P S P 1 When the time for Pentecost was fulfilled, they were all in one place together. And suddenly there came from the sky a noise like a strong driving wind, and it filled the entire house in which they were. Then there appeared to them tongues as of fire, which parted and came to rest on each one of them. And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in different tongues, as the Spirit enabled them to proclaim. Now there were devout Jews from every nation under heaven staying in Jerusalem. At this sound, they gathered in a large crowd, but they were confused because each one heard them speaking in his own language. They were astounded, and in amazement they asked, "Are not all these people who are speaking Galileans? Then how does each of us hear them in his native language? We are Parthians, Medes, and Elamites, inhabitants of Mesopotamia, Judea and Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia, Phrygia and Pamphylia, Egypt and the districts of Libya near Cyrene, as well as travelers from Rome, both Jews and converts to Judaism, Cretans and Arabs, yet we hear them speaking in our own tongues of the mighty acts of God." Acts 2: 1-11 R P S P 7 P S by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP Aer two delighul days in Assisi, we traveled north by bus for about three hours to Siena in the Tuscan countryside. Siena is a medieval city, situated atop three hills, founded 3,000 year ago by the Etruscans. Chian vineyards, olive trees and Tuscan villages surround the ancient city. Siena is known for its 17 districts that have horse race compeons twice a year, on July 2 and August 16. These races take place in the center of the city at the Piazza II Campo (a shellshape medieval square). A charming place that is surrounded by cafes and restaurants. (Piazza Il Campo) Connued on page 3..

2 P 2 S. H H P, B H D S. H H 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 Bullen Coordinator Mr. Bryan Clifford PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Parish Catechecal Leader Mrs. Barbara BacciYugovich Rel. 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 J 4, LADIES OF CHARITY CLOTHES CLOSET Hours: Mon. &. Tues 8AM1PM Wed. 9AM1PM SAINT HUGO HERALD bullen@sthugo.org Deadline for submissions is Mondays by 4 PM via only YOUTH GROUP youthministry@sthugo.org WEB SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confessions) Saturday aernoon 3:30 4:30 PM Before and aer each weekday 6:10 AM Mass. ST. HUGO CHURCH WIFI Network: St.Hugo Guest Network Password: sthugoguests FORMED: CATHOLIC VIDEOS ON DEMAND Password: WH3XEC I Sr. Barb This Week/ Calendar New Parishioners Banns of Marriage Upcoming Events EventsataGlance Pentecost Stewardship Offertory CSA School News , Religious Ed AOD Altar Guild NonParish Events Military Prayers for the Sick Deceased Readings/ Scripture Music Notes Mass Intenons Ministry Schedule ,13 15, OPDYKE ROAD, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICHIGAN 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 BAPTISM 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 (EXPOSITION OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST) Weekly: 7:00 PM every Wednesday evening (chapel) Monthly: Adoraon is held on the first Tuesday of the month beginning aer the 8:30 am mass and will connue unl aer the Holy Hour at 7:30 in the 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 REGISTRATION 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 . M S Saturday 8:30 C 5:00 V C Sunday 7:00 C 8:00 C 10:00 C 12 N C 5:00 C P O H MonFri 8:30 AM 4:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Sunday 9:00 AM 1:30 PM Weekday MF 6:10 C 8:30 C* *D WED THU C Holy Day 6:10 C 9:00 C 12 N C 7:00 C While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of bullen informaon, we offer apologies for any errors or omissions that might occur.

3 P S P 3 P 1 We arrived at the hotel and le for Mass at the Basilica of St. Francis in the northern part of the old city of Siena. Aer Mass, we walk in heavy rain toward the Campo for lunch. Aer about fieen minutes, the neverending winding streets suddenly opened before us into the huge Campo. Quickly we scaered and took shelter in the many restaurants surrounding the plaza and ate lunch as the rain poured down upon the red brick pavement. Aer lunch, the rain stopped and we gathered together for a guided walking tour of Siena. Of all the many sites, three le a deep impression on me, the Siena Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumpon (Duomo), the Basilica of St. Dominic and the home and chapel of St. Catherine of Siena. (Basilica of St. Francis) The Siena Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumpon or the Duomo was built between 1215 and 1263, decorated in white and greenishblack marble in alternang stripes. It was truly spectacular, especially the facades, stained glass, marble mosaic floors, library of illuminated choir books and stunning frescoes and the bapstry. (Siena Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumpon [Duomo]) The Basilica of St. Dominic was begun by the Dominicans in 1226 on the hill of Camporegio near the home of St. Catherine. This is where Catherine prayed and members of her family are buried in the crypt. On the right side of the church is a small chapel with a relic of St. Catherine (her mummified head). Her body is buried in Rome at St. Mary above Minerva. (Basilica of St. Dominic) The home and chapel of St. Catherine have been adapted into a series of chapels which occupy the site where she was born on March 25, Next Week: Pilgrimage St. Catherine of Siena (Home and Chapel of St. Catherine)..

4 P 4 S. H H P, B H T W S. H W N P June 2017 Nathan and Jessica Lewalski Ms. Renee Paquee Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seizert Megan Okoniewski Walter & Marilyn Wick James and Kathryn Laporte and Family Mr. Jacinto Cordero and Mrs. Karina Salinas Roger and Brooke Klauer and Family Meghan Ellen Kmiecik and Andrew Theodore Page Kathleen Grace Cotner and Mahew Adam Miller Emily Susan Riedel and Joshua Michael Yasoni Andrea Nicole Beauvais and Mahew James Mason Lisa Marie Smith and Jared Dale Schultz W C Rosary following daily 8:30 AM Mass Monday, June 5 6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass Chapel 10:00 AM Christian Meditation 7:00 PM Perpetual Help Devotion Chapel 7:30 PM Light of God Charismatic Prayer Group Tuesday, June 6 6:10 & 8:30 AM Masses Chapel 7:00 AM Men s Prayer Group 9:30 AM Eucharistic Adoration Chapel 6:30 PM Parish & Finance Council 7:00 PM St. Vincent DePaul Meeting Wednesday, June 7 6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass Chapel 9:15 AM Sunday Readings #2 7:00 Pm Infant Baptism Prep Class 7:00 PM M. Wygant Piano Recital 7:00 PM Holy Hour for Vocations Thursday, June 8 6:10 Mass Chapel 8:30 AM Total School Mass Church 9:30 AM Catechesis of the Good Shepherd 7:00 PM M. Wygant Piano Recital Friday, June 9 6:10 & 8:30 AM Mass Chapel 6:30 AM Sunday Readings #1 Saturday, June 10 8:30 AM Mass Chapel 9:00 AM Eucharisc Minister Training Church 5:00 PM Mass Church Sunday, June 11 7:00 AM Mass Chapel 8:00 & 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 5:00 PM Masses Church 8:45 AM PreMarriage Discovery 1:30 PM Infant Bapsm Library Open Following 8 AM, 10 AM & 12 Noon Masses J 4, 2017

5 P S P 5 U E S. H H S. H U M D EME T Saturday, June 10, :30 AM11:15 AM Main Church There is always a need for parishioners to help the priest administer Communion at Mass. Priest and Deacons are Ministers of the Eucharist. Nonclergy in this ministry are called EME's (Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist). EME's are not scheduled and may serve at any Mass they aend. (We do schedule for 7:00 on Sunday.) You must be trained to serve in this wonderful ministry. There will be an Extraordinary Minister training for any parishioner who is Confirmed, from High School age and up on Saturday, June 10th from 9:AM. 11:15 AM. We meet in the main Church by the organ. To register, please text, or Tom and Callie Schmidt, callietom@comcast.net or Finance Council Tuesday, June 6, :30 PM Parish Pastoral Council Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Chrisan Service Commission Tuesday, September 19, 2017 Educaon Commission Tuesday, September 26, 2017 Evangelizaon Commiee Wednesday, June 14, 2017 Stewardship Commission Tuesday, September 26, 2017 Worship Commission Tuesday, September 12, :30 PM 3:00 PM 7:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM EG June 6 Eucharisc Adoraon 8:30 AM (Chapel) June 13 Great Lakes Chamber Music Fesval June th Annual Rummage Sale July 30Aug 6 S.O.S. Week July 22 Vignee Series with James Tocco E A Tuesday, June 6, :30 AM7:30 PM Chapel Jesus waits for you in the Monstrance on the Altar aer the 8:30 Mass in the Chapel. Your visit in peaceful silence allows for worship, concerns, love and gratude for Jesus to respond to these needs. Adoraon concludes on the first Tuesday in a Beauful Benedicon starng at 7:30 PM with spoken prayers, me for silent devoon and music. This is a gi from the Blessed Sacrament! The Chapel is open everyday from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM..

6 P 6 S. H H P, B H MARK YOUR CALENDAR for this Parish Service Event 2017 ST. HUGO ALTAR GUILD's 48th ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE Proceeds go to local charies and St Hugo School Donate Volunteer Shop Last Planning Meengs S O S W Sunday, July 30 through Sunday, August 6, 2017 St. Hugo of the Hills is hosng our friends at South Oakland Shelter again this year! Keep the date open, opportunies to signup and serve will be posted soon. HELP! T SOS S C TEAM YOU! The SOS Leadership Team finds itself in need of a couple of volunteers to help organize and direct the Setup / Cleanup on Sunday morning, July 30th and the Sunday morning, August 6th. So far one person has already stepped up. Won t you consider helping? Don t make this daring soul tackle this on her own. We really need your HELP!! Monday, June 12 11:301PM in Parish Hall A or Tuesday, June 13 6:308 PM in Parish Hall A June 1620 DonaonDropoffsand Setup June 2123 Rummage Sale Days Wed, June 21 6PM 9PM PREVIEW SALE $2 admission + 25% Markup Thu, June 22 9AM 6PM HOURLY SALES Fri, June 23 9AM 12PM ½ PRICE & BAG SALE Adult organizersneeded to join the team full or partme during setup days & sales, Contact Ann Pohl orANNPPOHL@GMAIL.COM Student volunteers can find signup informaon on (Chrisan/Community Service Hours available) More Details on page 12 or Ladies of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul Clothes Closet & Food Pantry Summer Hours: (Memorial Day through Labor Day) Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00 am 12:00 noon (CLOSED the month of July) Thank you for your ongoing generosity! J 4, 2017

7 P S P 7 P by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP The Easter season is the oldest liturgical season of the Church Year with its roots grounded in the Jewish feasts of Passover and Pentecost. Passover celebrates the freedom of the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt. It is a feast of conversion and remembering the acons of God. Pentecost celebrates the giving of the law or Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai. It is a feast of thanksgiving and commitment to the covenant made with God. Pentecost takes place fiy days aer the celebraon of the Passover. The gis of the Holy Spirit are to bring results. As St. Mahew reminds us: Just so, every good tree bears good fruit, and a roen tree bears bad fruit. A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a roen tree bear good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit will be cut down and thrown into the fire. So by their fruits you will know them (Mahew 7:1720). The tradional twelve fruits of the Holy Spirit are: love or charity, generosity, joy, gentleness, peace, faithfulness, paence, modesty, kindness, selfcontrol, goodness, chasty. The fruits of the Holy Spirit are signs that I have allowed the Holy Spirit to be effecve, acve and visible in our lives. How do others observe these fruits of the Holy Spirit in my behavior? In Chrisan life, there is a close relaonship between the feasts of Easter and Pentecost. Easter recalls our freedom from sin and death. Pentecost recalls our recepon of the gis of the Holy Spirit and our identy in Christ as the people of God the Church. As we sang Alleluia throughout these fiy days of joy, we remember that we are members of God s family, who have been adopted by God. Pentecost completes what Easter began. Our mission is to act in a new way as God s chosen people. As the Pentecost Sunday preface states: For, bringing your Paschal Mystery to compleon, you bestowed the Holy Spirit today on those you made your adopted children by uning them to your only Begoen Son. This same Spirit, as the Church came to birth, opened to all peoples the knowledge of God and brought together the many languages of the earth in profession of the one faith (2011 Roman Missal p.309). On Pentecost Sunday, we remember the gis of the Holy Spirit given at Confirmaon: wisdom, understanding, right judgement, courage, knowledge, reverence and wonder and awe in God s presence. It is important to recall that these gis are given for the common good. How am I using these gis of the Holy Spirit for others?..

8 P 8 S. H H P, B H S O G St. Hugo of the Hills Parish offers Online Giving, an addional opon for giving to the church. Benefits to You Set up your own contribuons Change contribuons at any me No need to write a check Contribuons are scheduled; no need to make up missed contribuons If you prefer, a credit or debit card can be used Online giving is not meant to replace the tradional Sunday offertory collecon; it is meant to enhance it. Many parishioners would rather have the opon of giving without wring a check or remembering to bring the check and envelope to church each week. It also gives you the opportunity to contribute to first and/or second collecons if you are out of town, etc. Please consider this opon or connue to use the offertory enveloped you currently receive. If you do not get envelopes but wish to, contact the Parish office at For more informaon or to sign up for Online Giving, visit our website at and click on the Give Online link. You may also scan the QR code below with your smart phone to be directed to our website. Unleash the Gospel, Grow Your Faith! S T Today s Scripture readings for Pentecost fingly focus on the Father s gi of the Holy Spirit and the grace and strength He brings to the Apostles and the early Church. In his First Leer to the Corinthians, St. Paul proclaims all spiritual gis (charisms), forms of service, and works come from the same Trinitarian God Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. What a powerful stewardship message for us even today! We, as Chrisan stewards, realize that all members of the Body of Christ, through God s grace, are abundantly blessed with unique talents for building up our parish communies. What special gis can we offer each week at the altar of the Lord in gratude for our many blessings? Pray and reflect on how you can serve your parish, perhaps as a catechist, lector, Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, altar server, choir member, school volunteer, or as a member of the Parish Pastoral Council, Finance Council, or Stewardship Commission. God will truly bless your efforts. AOD S U Date Weekly Offertory Weekly Budget Weekly Variance 05/28/17 $ 40,658 $ 41,214 $ (556) 05/21/17 $ 45,986 $ 41,214 $ 4,772 05/17/17 $ 45,310 $ 41,214 $ 4,096 05/07/17 $ 51,064 $ 41,214 $ 9,850 YTD Actual YTD Budget YTD Variance FY 2017 $ 1,982,860 $ 1,978,272 $ 4,588 FY 2016 $ 1,962,775 $ 1,961,520 $ 1,255 FY 2015 $ 1,937,989 $ 2,014,608 $ (76,619) J 4, 2017

9 P S P 9 O D E C The theme of the 2017 Catholic Services Appeal, Opening Doors to Encounter Christ, reflects our Holy Father s invitaon to all Catholics to renew their personal relaonships with our Savior, as the joy of the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus. Gis to the CSA make possible a wealth of ministries, programs, and services that touch the lives of thousands throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit each day. No one parish could provide all of these blessings, which benefit so many. Our CSA is a pledge program, which allows you to spread your gi over several months. Please prayerfully consider the most generous gi possible to support the 2017 Catholic Services Appeal. We anxiously await the blessings that the contribuons to this campaign will bring. For informaon about CSA funded ministries, programs, and services, please go to You may pledge your gi online at hp://sthugo.aodcsa.org Our Goal: $424, 736 Current: $236,740 Pledging Families: Pledging Families Goal: 1100 CSA P U as of 5/30/ % 40% of Pledging Families Goal Jesus said, Let us go off... to some place where we will be alone... So they started out in a boat by themselves to a lonely place. (Mark 6:31-32) T C S M T P From Part One: Considering a Life of Chrisan Stewardship The early Chrisan community made a habit of constant and persevering prayer. Indeed, Luke ends his Gospel story with a picture of the apostles connually in the temple praising God (Luke 24:53). Today s Chrisan emulates the early apostolic community and makes specific commitments to daily prayer, pausing during each day to glorify God. The Chrisan disciple s prayer is joined with that of Christ, and it is the Holy Spirit Who is praying with us. Making me to pray is not only a reminder of God s divine presence, but also a means of expressing the divine life, with all that this implies about the fullness of me and Jesus Christ drawing near and calling into our hearts. By taking me out for prayer, we are following Christ not only learning to be His disciples, but also sharing our experience of God. If you are already a person who spends me each day devoted to prayer, you understand why it is vitally important that those who are to be invited to Chrisan stewardship must first learn the fundamental importance of taking me to pray and bless God for all that we have and all that we are. From AOD.org..

10 P 10 S. H H P, B H S N R E Congratulaons to: Last week s TRACK winner, Lily Klein! Lily was observed by Mrs. Slia in the classroom being helpful to a student. Keep up the great work Lily! The following St. Hugo alums who graduated on Sunday, May 21 from Notre Dame Prep: Ila Batah (University of Michigan), Alexandra Baylis (Northern Michigan University), Adam Calvaneso (Keering University), Andrew Carpenter (Purdue University), Ryan Flaherty (Hillsdale College), Noah Ford (Purdue University), Richard Frost (Hillsdale College), Michaella Merlo (Valparaiso University), Nicole Oska (University of Michigan), Anthony VanDieren (University of Georgia), Edward Zelek (DePauw University). The eighth grade students had a very nice awards ceremony and lunch this past Wednesday. Some of the awards included: Tony Montagano Elena Schwegman, Jason T. Hemak Jayden Arabbo, Teacher Award Elizabeth Carter, Jeffrey Michael Ureel Joe Cosgrove and the Judy Marnek Megan DeFrancesco. Congrats as well to Kathryn Torok who received a scholarship to Marian High School. We are looking forward to graduaon this Wednesday evening in the church. We are very proud of our 2017 graduates! Religious Educaon Registraons for : Please watch the bullen for Online Registraons this Spring! SUMMER 2017 CATECHESIS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD: Ages 34 Tuesday, August 1Friday August 4, 2017 Ages 56 Monday August 7 Thursday, August 10, 2017 Time: 10:00 AM12 Noon Place: Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Room located in the Church building. Registraon Fee: $25.00/ child (includes materials) If interested in either week, please contact Mrs. Barbara Yugovich at: barbara.yugovich@sthugo.org. (These programs will fill quickly; please no later than July 15, 2017, to register.) Have a blessed week! Mrs. Barbara Yugovich, DRE/PCL For the most uptodate informaon on St. Hugo of the Hills School, please visit our website at like us on Facebook and follow us on Twier. J 4, 2017

11 A D P S P 11 C S Chrisan service coordinators will gather at Sacred Heart Major Seminary next week for the Lay Ecclesial Ministry Cerficaon Module, thanks to your gis to the Catholic Services Appeal. Chrisan service coordinators are valuable members of parish staffs. They promote and coordinate acon that seeks to eliminate the cause of human need in our society. They are also responsible for ensuring a full response to Catholic Social Teaching through opportunies for outreach and advocacy. The threeday module will focus on the areas of administraon, methodology and programming. It fulfills paral cerficaon requirements for Chrisan service coordinators. For informaon about CSAfunded ministries, programs, and services, please go towww.aod.org. F W C C Caring for memoryimpaired loved ones can be a full me job. For many, it is. Caregivers need support and informaon. Catholic Charies of Southeast Michigan connues its Caring for the Caregiver series on Tuesday, June 27 with a presentaon from Faye LaPorte, a Cerfied Demena Praconer with BrightStar Care, from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm at Catholic Charies of Southeast Michigan Adult Day Health Services, Harper Ave., Suite B, St. Clair Shores, MI Caregivers will receive encouragement to be proud of their service, informaon on the importance of maintaining their health and wellbeing, ps to help caregivers care for themselves, and other resources. Space is limited RSVP necessary. Call Trista Johnson at ext or johnsont@ccsem.org S M As Pope Francis wrote in the 48th World Communicaons Day message... "The revoluon taking place in communicaons media and in informaon technologies represents a great and thrilling challenge; may we respond to that challenge with fresh energy and imaginaon as we seek to share with others the beauty of God." Social Media is fundamentally changing how people communicate. Our Church can not ignore it; in fact, it is our responsibility as Catholics to bring the Church's teachings into the "digital connent." At the Archdiocese of Detroit, we see Social Media as a way for us to make disciples by proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ. You can connect with our various Social Media channels to engage in and receive informaon about different Archdiocesan events, Saints, Feast Days, and relevant Catholic news in and around Detroit. #ResurgetDetroit As we work to Unleash the Gospel throughout our Archdiocese, we look to one of the original missionaries in Detroit for inspiraon. Fr. Gabriel Richard came to Detroit in 1798 aer fleeing from France during the French Revoluon. He became the pastor of Ste. Anne de Detroit and started the city's first newspaper aer bringing a prinng press to the city. Richard also cofounded the University of Michigan. But Richard is best known for his ministry preaching the gospel to others and assisng the sick during a cholera epidemic. He passed away during the epidemic, but he le us the words that would later become the moo of the city of Detroit: SPERAMUS MELIORA RESURGET CINERIBUS"We hope for beer things. It will rise again from the ashes" #ResurgetDetroit brings the words of Fr. Gabriel Richard back into relevance. We use this hashtag as we connue to unleash the Gospel and watch Detroit "rise again". Follow #ResurgetDetroit and our other Social Media campaigns as we team up with Dioceses around the country to promote the message of hope, joy and love. #ResurgetDetroit archofdet..

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14 P 14 S. H H P, B H A G N L N R LLIFESPAN W D PL B? We are for the proposion that human life is good, that it is worth living, that it deserves respect and protecon. We are for the proposion that every human being has an equal worth and dignitythat every human being has a right to live. Paul Stark, LifeNews.com, ANNOUNCING USED BOOKDVD SALE JUNE 17 & 18 Bring any books or DVDs to the Parish Library by June 16 This sale will benefit the children s collecons in both our Parish Library, and the St. Hugo School and Catechism Program with new books and DVDs. The catechism program has only a broken VHS player and a small, old TV monitor we hope to replace. We ll also purchase new DVDs to enhance catechism classes. YOUR DISCARD MIGHT BE ANOTHER'S DELIGHT! You could even find some treasures! BRING: DVDs (no VHS please), CDs, novels, history, children s books, Bibles, art whatever! Any items not sold will be donated to The Rummage Sale, June See you June 1718 in the gathering space! The St. Hugo Librarians J 4, 2017

15 NP E O P S! S. A F D M! One of six official Marian shrines of Michigan, the Shrine of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (and St. Joseph Chapel), opened on May 13. Please come visit. Run by Terra Sancta Ministries, we are located on 400 South Blvd. West, Ponac, MI 48341between Telegraph and Woodward. We are open on Tuesdays and Saturdays, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, with Confessions before the Noon Mass which is followed by the Rosary. Please join Franciscan friar Fr. Alex Kratz, OFM for the feast of St. Anthony of Padua which will be celebrated on Tuesday, June 13 at Noon. Novena prayers will be recited, individual blessing with the relic will be administered and blessed St. Anthony Bread will be distributed. For informaon, contact Fr. Alex at or abunaalex@yahoo.com. P S P 15 Nothing changes if nothing changes. R A L T M Marriage troubles? Is your relaonship suffering? Or perhaps you have friends and relaves who are contemplang separaon and/or divorce as the answer? Over 5,500 hurng couples have experienced hope and growth in their marriages through the Metro Detroit Retrouvaille program. Struggling couples CAN find help. Retrouvaille is a nonprofit Chrisan Peer Ministry focused on reaching out to hurng married couples longing for renewal and hope. Metro Detroit Retrouvaille delivers mulple English and Spanish programs each year. Remaining programs for 2017 start the following weekends: June 23 July 14 (Spanish) September 15 October 6 (Spanish) October 27 For more informaon or to register, please see our website: or call All calls are confidenal. E C J C S The Real Presence Apostolate of Michigan is sponsoring a Eucharisc Conference to commemorate the Feast of Corpus Chris. The conference will take place on Saturday, June 17, 2017 at Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, North Territorial Rd., Plymouth, MI The featured speaker will be Jeff Cavins, author, Bible Scholar, television and radio show host. Mass will be at 8:00 A.M. followed by a connental breakfast, and the speaker will begin at 9:15. We will conclude by 12:30 P.M. There is no charge to aend the conference. There will be a free will offering. For more details, go to For more informaon call (734)

16 P 16 S. H H P, B H NP E S V P S C! C O O Our parish SVDP Conference is blessed to share an opportunity with families struggling financially or suffering some other hardship, with children between the ages of 8 & 14. If this applies, we d like to offer your child(ren) the opportunity to aend Camp Ozanam this summer FOR FREE. Camp Ozanam provides children the chance to experience a free week of summer residenal camping on the shores of Lake Huron while enjoying the great outdoors as we Adventure to the Summit, our theme for We want to make this wonderful experience available to as many children as possible even if they do not live within our parish boundaries. Remember, there is no cost involved to the family. Even camp physicals are provided at no cost! For addional quesons, please call our SVDP phone# at , leave a message with your name and # and we will be happy to call you with the details. With unprecedented growth over the past few years, Sacred Heart Major Seminary is living out our mission to prepare lay individuals for ministry and equipping them for the work of the New Evangelizaon. The increasingly diverse student body is a shining example that we are all called to follow the Lord Jesus Christ and grow in our faith. With a student body ranging from ages 17 to 81, our students are answering the call to training for lay ministry, the diaconate, or simply personal enrichment. Sacred Heart Major Seminary has commied to meet this growing demand through increasing scheduling flexibility, online classes, and generous scholarships at both the undergraduate and graduate level. We ask that you pray for those answering the Lord s call at Sacred Heart Major Seminary. If you are feeling prompted to learn more, please do not hesitate to contact us for more informaon. God bless you! Admissions@shms.edu th Annual M M G O Saturday, June 17, 2017 Registraon 7:00 AM Shotgun Start 8:00 AM $ per golfer $ per foursome Sponsorship opportunies available To register or for more informaon, visit J 4, 2017

17 P P F T S 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) Genevieve Borchard Jack Brinkman Daniel Cahill John Carolin Jennifer Wygant Corgan Donna Decker Jane Enos Paula Fasulo Uschi Gaertner Gordon Gilliatt Kenneth Grossfield Karen Maliwat Joe McGlynn Kris Miller Candace Mio Bill Netter Carol Pawlowski Leo Peterson James Preston Helen Rae Quast Bob Roth Paul Schornack Candace Seizert Tyler Whisler Peggy Zwolinski And Prayers for all those that are ill or in need but not listed, as well as their caretakers 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 Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to all those faithfully departed, and those within our community. Virginia Ross Wife of Roger; Mother of David Ross and Linda Sheline Jonathan Garmo Brother of Jennifer Curis Craig Moncher Husband of Holly Beth, father of Trevor (Fabiola) and Ian (Karen) Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen. P S 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 Brock Fairchild Navy Laurel Fernandes Navy Evan Fowler Army Timothy Fuller Army Ryan GieleghemNavy Benjamin HofsteerArmy Ieris Navy Kurtis KingMarines Joe Joliat Army Jack Kredo Army Andrew Lapastora Air Force Cassondra Loftus, Army Stephen Mankins Navy Josh Martin Navy P 17 Michael McGann Air Force Paul NovelValdez 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 Richard Spiegel Navy Jeffrey Territo Navy Michael Territo Navy Lawrence Turnbull Air Force Mark Waldowski Army Christopher White Army Trason Willemin Army Carl Winowiecki II Army Michelle Zagumny Navy 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...

18 P 18 S. H H P, B H V S, O 4 R T D J T Friday, July 22, 2017, 7:30 PM St. Hugo of the Hills Church Hosted by Virginia & Michael Geheb. Recepon with light refreshments to follow. Fesval Director Emeritus James Tocco presents Debussy s Children s Corner Suite, Ravel s Mother Goose Suite and a special presentaon of Poulenc s The Story of Babar narrated by Tocco s daughter, Rhoya Tocco Didden. Tocco has a worldwide career as an orchestral soloist, recitalist, chamber music performer and pedagogue. His repertoire of over 50 works with orchestra includes virtually the enre standard piano concerto repertoire. He founded the Great Lakes Chamber Music Fesval 24 years ago. Tickets to this exclusive event are available for $75. To place your order, call or visit greatlakeschambermusic.org Order now to ensure availability. R W J 4, 2017 Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:19 or Ex 19:38a, 1620b or Ez 37:1 14 or Jl 3:15/Ps 104:12, 24, 35, 2730/ Rom 8:2227/Jn 7:3739 Extended Vigil: Gn 11:19/Ps 33:1015/Ex 19:38a, 1620b/ Dn 3:5256 or Ps 19:811/Ez 37:114/Ps 107:29/Jl 3:15/Ps 104:12, 24, 35, 2730/ Rom 8:2227/Jn 7:3739 Day: Acts 2:111/Ps 104:1, 24, 2931, 34/1 Cor 12:3b7, 1213/Jn 20:1923 Monday: Tb 1:3; 2:1b8/Ps 112:1b2, 3b6/Mk 12:1 12 Tuesday: Tb 2:914/Ps 112:12, 79/Mk 12:1317 Wednesday: Tb 3:111a, 1617a/Ps 25:25ab, 6, 7bc9/ Mk 12:1827 Thursday: Tb 6:1011; 7:1bcde, 917; 8:49a/Ps 128:1 5/Mk 12:2834 Friday: Tb 11:517/Ps 146:1b2, 6c10/Mk 12:3537 Saturday: Tb 12:1, 515, 20/Tb 13:2, 6efgh8/Mk 12:3844 Next Sunday: Ex 34:4b6, 89/Dn 3:5256/2 Cor 13:11 13/Jn 3:1618 O W J 4, 2017 Sunday: Pentecost Monday: St. Boniface, Bishop and Martyr (Ninth Week in Ordinary Time) Tuesday: St. Norbert, Bishop Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: St. Ephrem, Deacon and Doctor of the Church Saturday: Next Sunday: Most Holy Trinity Liturgical Publicaons Inc J 4, 2017 Prelude: Come, Creator SpiritWeidner Postlude: Come, Creator SpiritBenoit Choral Music: (10:00) Hymn to the Holy Spirit Currie Confirm Hoc Deus Rheinberger (Make Strong in Us, O God) S R "Jesus came and stood in their midst and said to them, 'Peace be with you.'" Then, he said it again. And then, "he breathed on them and said to them, 'Receive the Holy Spirit.'" Jesus brings peace, and he brings the Holy Spirit. Peace, in fact, is one of the fruits of the Holy Spirit. Today, on this feast of Pentecost, we remember the dramac outpouring of the Holy Spirit that came upon those first apostles and the peace that came along with it. But we do more than remember. We also celebrate the presence of this same Spirit in our midst. Through the sacrament of bapsm, every Chrisan receives the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit in his or her soul. Thus, the gi of peace is already ours! The queson is whether or not we have really begun to appreciate and ulize this most precious gi. Like the apostles who had locked themselves up "for fear of the Jews," we too are capable of imprisoning ourselves in our own anxiees. We fret and worry about the future, about our sufferings or our disappointments, and too oen let these concerns sfle the true peace that Jesus offers us. But the Church today urges us to rejoice and to step out in faith like the apostles who le their fears behind them. Peace not only alleviates our fears, it also frees us to live our faith to the fullest, to have the courage to take risks, and to leave our comfort zone for the sake of the Gospel. This is what we are called and, not only that, empowered to do. Anything less is a kind of spiritual poverty we bring upon ourselves. God has given us the gi of himself, present and available in every moment, every place, and every situaon. May we recognize this most wonderful gi and give thanks with grateful hearts. Liturgical Publicaons Inc

19 P S P 19 SUNDAY, June 4, 2017 PENECOST SUNDAY 7:00 Pro Populo 8:00 Sophie Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Norman Dilworth (Bielkie Family) Dr. Daniel J. Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Sr. Margaret Mary Alacoque (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) 10:00 Tony Rea (Spec. Int.) (Anna, Chris, Guri and Michael) Doris Spanksi (Gene Spanski and Smith Family) Norman Dilworth (Theresa Mayer) NinaNicole Wszolek (Spec. Int.) (Family) Mary Ciolek (McLaughlin Family) Herman Drazick (Sheila Drazick) 12:00 Gladys Bondar (Vicky Hudson) William Nelson (Olah Family) 5:00 Dorothy Ashley (Mutone Family) Monday June 5, 2017 Saint Boniface, Bishop and Martyr 6:10 Pro Populo 8:30 Aileen Cronin (8:30 AM Mass Group) Maricar Floresca (Spec. Int.) (Violet Mercado) Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Weekday Saint Norbert, Bishop 6:10 Marylou Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) 8:30 Pro Populo Wednesday, June 7, 2017 Weekday 6:10 Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass 8:30 Samuel Aiello, Jr. (Family) Thursday June 8, 2017 Weekday 6:10 Pro Populo 8:30 Billy Nelson (Mary Jo Mason) Susan Pirog O Connor (2 nd Anniv.) (Bob, Linda and Family) Friday, June 9, 2017 Weekday Saint Ephrem, Deacon and Doctor of the Church 6:10 8:30 Living and Deceased Aendees of 6:10 AM Mass Krisn and the late Michael Lavoie (Parents) Jack Giniel (15 th Birthday) Harry and Eileen Jones Saturday, June 10, 2017 Weekday Blessed Virgin Mary 8:30 Pro Populo 5:00 Bill Nelson (Nan Olin) Eric Dewey (Winnie Wong) Dorothy Ashley (Family) SUNDAY, June 11, 2017 THE MOST HOLY TRINITY 7:00 Pro Populo 8:00 Sophie Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Norman Dilworth (Bielkie Family) Dr. Daniel J. Skoney (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Sr. Margaret Mary Alacoque (DiLorenzo Skoney Family) Dorothy Ashley (Joe and Sheila Konwinski) Jack and Joann Brinkman (Spec. Int.) (Family) Eugene McCormack (20 th Anniv.) (Family) 10:00 Tony Rea (Spec. Int.) (Anna, Chris, Guri and Michael) Herman Drazick (Sheila Drazick) Bill Nelson (Harry and Eileen Jones) Bob Massa (Harry and Eileen Jones) 12:00 Francisco Astorga (Family) 5:00 Nancy Fazio (Dr. Lanore Najor) Holy Souls in Purgatory Richard Branch (Michael and Diane Branch) Francisco Astorga (Switzer Family) Adrian B. Robinson (Birthday) (Rose Marie Robinson) Bill Nelson (Joan and Terry Page) Richard and Ramona Jedd (Spec. Int.) (Friend) Bill Marn (Mutone Family) M ( )...

20 P 20 S. H H P, B H J T M H T Time Celebrant Commentator Servers Cantors Sacristans 1st Lector 2nd Lector 5:00 PM Fr. Tim Laura Kerby T. Mitchell Nan Olin J. Walle June 10 Sandie Slowey A. Olah J. Walle Debbie Siemiet Z. Olah A. Priebe 7:00 AM Msgr. Tony Garre Haubenreich J. Johnson June 11 Dc. Oscar Barbara Shuman 8:00 AM Msgr. Tony Paul Eagle L. Baker Andrea Badalucco J. Skoney June 11 Dc. Oscar Alice McIntyre J. McEachern M. Fortunate MA Fortunate M. Petrosky M. VanDieren 10:00 AM Fr. Joe Robert Pliska S. Elsen Donna Mirabito J. Balint June 11 Carol Cousineau G. VanNorwick L. Ochoa Wendy Paton K. VanNorwick A.Zidar 12:00 Noon Fr. Joe Sandra Jouhet K. Nykerk Robert Savage L. McIntee June 11 RoseMarie Robinson S. Jasper L. McIntee Len McIntee J. Reid M. Reid 5:00 PM Fr. Tim Michael Morin K. Binkley Edmond Guay A. Mutone June 11 Martha Carter M. Mutone R. Mutone O. Mutone 7:00 AM Mass: Bill and Linda Seng, Mike Somand Eucharisc Ministers are needed for ALL Masses. J 4, 2017 THANK YOU FOR SERVING AT ST. HUGO PARISH!

21 S O U T H O A K L A N D V I C A R I A T E Christ Our Light, Troy Church of the Transfiguration, Southfield Divine Providence (Lithuanian), Southfield Guardian Angels, Clawson Holy Name, Birmingham Nat l Shrine of the Little Flower, Royal Oak Our Lady of Albanians, Southfield Our Lady of La Salette, Berkley Our Lady of Sorrows, Farmington Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Beverly Hills Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Oak Park Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Ferndale St. Anastasia, Troy St. Andrew Kim Catholic Community, Farmington Hills St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Troy St. Fabian, Farmington Hills St. Gerald, Farmington St. Hugo of the Hills, Bloomfield Hills St. Justin, Hazel Park St. Lucy (Croatian-American), Troy St. Mary, Royal Oak St. Mary Magdalen, Hazel Park St. Owen, Bloomfield Hills St. Regis, Bloomfield Hills St. Thomas More, Troy St. Vincent Ferrer, Madison Heights JUNE 2017 Rev. James Grau, Vicar All Catholic men and women are invited to the Legion of Mary Day of Recollection on Saturday, July 15, The Legion welcomes Fr. Ben Luedtke at St. Paul of the Cross Retreat Center, Detroit. Come join us for Holy Mass, Adoration, opportunity for confession, outdoor stations of the cross and i n spirational talks b y Fr. Ben Luektke! The cost for the day is $25.00 and includes lunch. Please fill out the form found on the flyer at legionofmarymichigan.org. Four-County Prolife DiaperDrive! Help low-income pregnant women and families with children less than one year old by donating disposable diapers, formula, and baby food! Project Hope, the prolife ministry of Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan is accepting donations in Auburn Hills, Clinton Township, Detroit, Monroe, and Royal Oak. Now underway, the goal of this Diaper Drive is to stock our shelves with an urgently-needed three-month supply of diapers, formula, and baby food for Project Hope clients perfect items to add to your shopping list or for a class, club, or group project. Learn more by calling , ext or websterc@ccsem.org

22 Page 2 South Oakland Vicariate St Hugo Altar Guild's 48th Annual RUMMAGE SALE At St Hugo School 2215 Opdyke Rd, Bloomfield Hills To Benefit Local Charities Wed June 21 6pm-9pm Adm. $2, Price+25% Uplift Thu June 22 9am-6pm Hourly Specials Fri June 23 9am-12pm 1/2 price & Bag Sale CAN YOU EXPLAIN WHAT YOU BELIEVE - AND WHY? The South Oakland Vicariate is pleased to present A DISCUSSION WITH DAVE ARMSTRONG An acclaimed Apologist, author, blogger and columnist for The Michigan Catholic, Dave Armstrong has written 2500 articles and 18 books including "A Biblical Defense of Catholicism." His award winning blog has had over two million visitors. Come and discuss truths of the faith so you can explain them plainly and in a positive manner to anyone who asks. St. Fabian Church W. Twelve Mile Rd. Farmington Hills, MI (248) Free Workshop Caring for the Caregiver Caring for memory-impaired loved ones can be a full-time job. For many, it is. Caregivers need support and information. Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan continues its Caring for the Caregiver series on Tuesday, June 27 with a presentation from Faye LaPorte, a Certified Dementia Practitioner with BrightStar Care, from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm at Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan Adult Day Health Services, Harper Ave., Suite B, St. Clair Shores, MI Caregivers will receive encouragement to be proud of their service, information on the importance of maintaining their health and wellbeing, tips to help caregivers care for themselves, and other resources. Space is limited - RSVP necessary. Call Trista Johnson at ext or johnsont@ccsem.org Join Widowed Friends, a peer support group for Widowed Men/ Women hosting Co-ed Breakfast, June 14 th, 28 th (2 nd & 4 th Wednesday of the Month) 9:30AM, Avenue Family Restaurant, Woodward Ave. Call Marilyn or Jan A STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION Make Giving Part of Your Summer Plan The month of June means summer has arrived after plenty of chilly weather and rain. Flowers are blooming. And Christian stewards are reminding themselves that stewardship continues as we head into the days of vacation, family reunions and trips to the beach. We need to be especially mindful of our commitment to giving to our parish and our local church, the diocese. The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports that November and December are the biggest months for giving in the United States. But for those lazy days of summer? Not so much. Just think about the giving impetus during the holiday season. Every school classroom has a charitable project. Offices sprout giving trees and shelters are inundated with donations. The Christmas spirit inspires us to share the bounty. But often, charities tell us that the shelves are not quite so full in the summer. Agencies scramble to fill the roster of helpers who are out on vacation, and sometimes people forget to call and ask how they might fill a need. On a practical level, this can mean involving your whole family in a summer project at a shelter or soup kitchen. With kids out of school, there s a great opportunity to fill some idle hours with some eye-opening charitable ventures to a part of town they ve never seen. The Christian steward can offer to pick up the slack for a day or two when an agency is short on helpers. Remember to make that special monetary gift that equals our holiday giving. We can use spring cleaning, not as an excuse to have a garage sale, but instead as a chance to visit a charity with our surplus. We should, of course, not forget our parish when we go away. Summer offers a chance to have fun and adventures. Your summer stewardship plan can be as unique and beneficial as the season itself. Vicariate Stewardship Commission

23 South Oakland Vicariate Page 3 Immigration is a hot issue right now. Last month we explored the First Principle of Immigration from the US Catholic Bishops: First Principle: People have the right to migrate to sustain their lives and the lives of their families. This month we will explore the Second Principle. Second Principle A country has the right to regulate its borders and to control immigration. The overriding principle of all Catholic social teaching is that individuals must make economic, political, and social decisions not out of shortsighted self-interest, but with regard for the common good. That means that a moral person cannot consider only what is good for his or her own self and family, but must act with the good of all people as his or her guiding principle. While individuals have the right to move in search of a safe and humane life, no country is bound to accept all those who wish to resettle there. By this principle the Church recognizes that most immigration is ultimately not something to celebrate. Ordinarily, people do not leave the security of their own land and culture just to seek adventure in a new place or merely to enhance their standard of living. Instead, they migrate because they are desperate and the opportunity for a safe and secure life does not exist in their own land. Immigrants and refugees endure many hardships and often long for the homes they left behind. As Americans we should cherish and celebrate the contributions of immigrants and their cultures; however, we should work to make it unnecessary for people to leave their own land. Next month we will explore Third Principle on immigration from the US Catholic Bishops: A country must regulate its borders with justice and mercy. FUNDRAISER EVENT TO BENEFIT CITIZENS FOR A PRO- LIFE SOCIETY (CPLS)!!! Event: Mass and Birthday Potluck celebrating May and June Birthdays!!! Mass at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church Potluck (Parish Hall) featuring Polish and Italian Entrees, Soups, Salads and Desserts (BYOB is encouraged. Coffee, Tea and H20 will be provided; otherwise, please provide your preferred beverage.) A birthday cake, of course! Live music entertainment Guest of Honor: Dr. Monica Miller (Birthday: May 17). Dr. Miller, founder of CPLS, professor of theology at Madonna University, author of "Abandoned", speaker and Pro-Life activist, will give a brief talk and sign copies of her book(s), which will be available for purchase. Goal: In lieu of gifts, guests are asked to donate age amount, a loved one s age amount, or any amount (!), with all proceeds to benefit CPLS. In order to ensure a tax-deductible donation, please make checks payable to "Citizens For A Pro-Life Society". Or donations may be mailed to: Citizens For A Pro-Life Society, Eight Mile Rd., South Lyon, MI Date: Sat., June 24, 2017 Time: Mass at 4:30 pm. Potluck Supper 6:00-9:00 p.m. Host(s): Roseanne Boley, the St. Thomas the Apostle Respect Life Committee and ALL(!) who would like to contribute to the potluck by cooking a favorite Polish or Italian menu item or by providing other items, such as bread, Polish/Italian candies, flowers, etc. Gluten-free items are welcome! Place: St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church and Parish Hall: 530 Elizabeth Street Ann Arbor, MI Church parking lot is just west of Elizabeth St., off of Kingsley. RSVP by Sat., June 17, 2017: To Roseanne's rmtkb18@gmail.com (for attendance and potluck item). Or call or send text messages to: South Oakland Vicariate Parishes Christ Our Light, Troy....(248) Church of the Transfiguration, Southfield...(248) Divine Providence (Lithuanian), Southfield...(248) Guardian Angels, Clawson...(248) Holy Name, Birmingham...(248) National Shrine of the Little Flower, Royal Oak...(248) Our Lady of Albanians, Southfield...(248) Our Lady of La Salette, Berkley...(248) Our Lady of Sorrows, Farmington...(248) Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Beverly Hills...(248) Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Our Lady of Fatima, Oak Park...(248) St. James, Ferndale...(248) St. Anastasia, Troy...(248) St. Andrew Kim Catholic Community, Farmington Hills...(248) St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Troy...(248) St. Fabian, Farmington Hills...(248) St. Gerald, Farmington...(248) St. Hugo of the Hills, Bloomfield Hills...(248) St. Justin, Hazel Park...(248) St. Lucy (Croatian), Troy...(248) St. Mary, Royal Oak...(248) St. Mary Magdalen, Hazel Park...(248) St. Owen, Bloomfield Hills...(248) St. Regis, Bloomfield Hills...(248) St. Thomas More, Troy...(248) St. Vincent Ferrer, Madison Heights...(248) *** South Oakland Vicariate Office 4571 John R, Troy, MI (248) Rev. James Grau, Vicar Articles for the (JULY) Issue are due by NOON (JUNE 21 st ) your articles to: cindyjvicariate@hotmail.com Or, Fax to: (877) Indicate on the subject line SOV Cindy Jaeger Vicariate Bulletin Editor (248)

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