Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church July 2, 2017

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1 Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church July 2, 2017

2 OUR LADY OF VICTORY PAGE 2 NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN OUR LADY OF VICTORY CATHOLIC CHURCH 133 Orchard Drive Northville, Michigan Phone: (248) Fax: (248) OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m.-noon, 1:00-5:00 p.m. MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday-5:00 p.m., Sunday-7:30, 9:30 & 11:30 a.m. Monday-7:00 p.m., Wednesday-Friday: 8:30 a.m. RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE: Saturday, 3:30 p.m. MISSION STATEMENT As Disciples of Jesus Christ, we are a giving, growing Catholic family. Through the intercession of Mary, we pray, we worship, we serve and we educate in Faith. CLERGY Rev. Denis B. Theroux, olvfather@olvnorthville.net Ext. 255 Weekend Clergy Associate: Rev. Dennis Kauffman PASTORAL ASSOCIATE and DEACON Ric Misiak, rmisiak@olvnorthville.net Ext. 254 MUSIC MINISTRY Kathy Sanderson, olvmusic@olvnorthville.net Ext. 261 Tim Johnson, timjohnson@olvnorthville.net PARISH OFFICE Office Secretary: Janet Baker and Kim Minnear olvoffice@olvnorthville.net Ext. 250 Administrative Assistant Colleen Bonadeo, cbonadeo@olvnorthville.net Ext. 292 Parish Administrator Julie Lupo, jlupo@olvnorthville.net Ext. 257 Parish Accountant Traci Middendorf, tmiddendorf@olvnorthville.net Ext. 259 Communications and Technology Coordinator Michelle Gawne, olvbulletin@olvnorthville.net Ext. 253 Maintenance Director Bob Larson, olvmaint@olvnorthville.net Ext. 266 Maintenance Rocky Tarrow Rick Tarrow Technology Director Ken Ling, olvtech@olvnorthville.net Ext. 251 Technology Coordinator Ed Isabell, isabell@olvnorthville.net PARISH STAFF & MINISTRY CONTACT INFORMATION COLLABORATION PARTNER PARISHES Holy Family, Meadowbrook Rd., Novi, (248) , St. James, W. 10 Mile Rd., Novi, (248) , St. Joseph, 830 S. LafayePe St., South Lyon, (248) , OPEN HANDS & HEARTS HOSPITALITY MINISTRY COORDINATOR Tina Bak, tbak@olvnorthville.net Ext. 277 Funeral Lunch Ministry Contact Parish Office (248) CHRISTIAN SERVICE COORDINATOR Lindsay Duda, lduda@olvnorthville.net Ext. 258 Gospel of Life Merri Cullen, mcullen1@wowway.com (248) Meal Ministry Karen Martin, karenmartin48167@comcast.net (248) Jennifer Mullan, jennifermullan9@yahoo.com (248) Stitching Busybodies (Sewing Ministry) Beth Ajlouni, ajlouni@comcast.net Andrea Murdock, amurdock@comcast.net (248) Special Needs Outreach Pat Romzek, promzek@yahoo.com (248) Karen Schmid, kschmid8@yahoo.co.uk (734) St. Leo s Outreach Tony Albanese, mialbanese@yahoo.com (248) Health & Wellness Ministry Molly Griffin, mollygriffin@pobox.com (248) Moms in Prayer Group Carolyn Spencer, Csspencer7@aol.com (248) Knights of Columbus Rick Bennett, rickbennett@peoplepc.com (248) Facilities and Events Coordinator Ellen O Neil, eoneil@olvnorthville.net Ext. 256 FAITH FORMATION (248) Fax: (248) Director Mary Ellen Skene, mskene@olvnorthville.net Ext. 112 Secretary Kelly Bruno, kbruno@olvnorthville.net Ext. 116 PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL, parishcouncil@olvnorthville.net Tim Cencer Tracy DeCrescentis Eric Fox, Vice Chairperson (586) Ann Gage (248) Bob Langan Lisa Militello Kathryn Piotrowski, Chairperson (248) St. Vincent de Paul Conference #437 Ext. 478 Stephen Ministry Confidential Ministry of Support Ext. 482 Evangelization Committee Laura Droze, olvevangelization@olvnorthville.net OLV SCHOOL (248) Fax: (248) Principal Dan Timmis, dtimmis@olvnorthville.net Ext. 110 Administrative Assistant Lynn Zelek, lzelek@olvnorthville.net Ext. 108 Secretary Mary Lopus, mlopus@olvnorthville.net Ext. 115 Dean of Students Kate Szuba, kszuba@olvnorthville.net Ext. 117 PARISH CREDIT UNION Catholic Vantage Financial (734)

3 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 3 JULY 2, 2017 Around the Table Rev. Denis B. Theroux, Pastor The Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Dear Friends, There is a great story told about the famous Trappist monk, Thomas Merton, when he was living at Gethsemani Monastery, in Kentucky. One weekend a group of women came to the monastery to make a retreat, and when the retreat was finished on a Sunday afternoon, as they were about to leave the monastery to go back to their homes, but paused to thank the monks for a wonderful weekend. Their thank you was extended to all the monks for their warm and welcoming hospitality. The women spoke of how they were leaving feeling spiritually renewed, and nourished by the opportunity afforded them to attend the celebration of the Eucharist each day, and with that they left. As they were driving out of the monastery grounds, someone spied a man lying in the ditch, on the side of the driveway. He appeared to be barely alive, dirty, his clothing torn and his face unshaven with several days growth of beard. Calling attention to the man, one of the woman suggested that they stop the car to see if they could somehow help the man. They were about to stop, when one of the women said, We really don t have time. I should get back. I have my bridge group gathering at my home today at 4:00 p.m. Another commented that perhaps, It would be too dangerous to stop. After all, the man is a stranger to them, and they don t know what he might do. So, it was decided that they would drive on. It is said that this story somehow made its way back to the monastery and told to Father Merton. His response was a powerful one, You know, these women received our Lord each day in the Eucharist while they were here in the monastery, and then they spied him lying in a ditch and did not recognize him! We don t know if this is a true story, but I would say that it is easy enough for each of us to imagine, maybe doing the same. How often do we receive the Lord Jesus in the Eucharist, yet easily overlook the fact that, the Lord Jesus stands in our midst all the time? For we have been taught to believe that we are all temples of the Holy Spirit. Jesus himself makes distinction as to whether we are wealthy or poor, whether we are well educated or not. He loves all of us, He is in all of us! In today s Gospel passage, he says, Whoever receives you receives me, and whoever receives me receives the one who sent me. This is to remind us that anyone whom we may meet during our day is a child of God. That, in fact, that person carries the very image of God, the very person of Jesus within them. The way we treat that person, the way we respond to that person, that is the way we respond to Jesus. To reject that person is to reject Jesus. To receive him or her, is to receive Jesus. It is said that Thomas Merton s response to the women who drove on, who did not stop to help the man in need, reflected that, Unless we first receive the Christ in our neighbor and in those who need us, we should not deceive ourselves into believing that we are worthy to receive Him in the Eucharist. Jesus calls us to love one another and in loving one another, we bring Him to others. It is an awesome responsibility to bring Jesus to other people, but if we refuse to do it, who will? Trying to follow in the ways of the Master, Father Denis Reserved Seats are Going Fast! If you called the Parish Office to reserve a seat for the bus trip to the Detroit Opera House to see the Pope s Choir perform on Saturday, September 23, at 7:30 p.m., please make arrangements to pay for your ticket(s) by July 15. Tickets are $145 and includes a ticket to the Sistine Chapel Choir Concert, transportation, and gratuity. The bus is near capacity. If you plan to attend this amazing event, please call the Parish Office at (248) this week. Any tickets not paid for by July 15, will be made available to other parishioners. Thank you.

4 OUR LADY OF VICTORY PAGE 4 NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN Check out the Newly Redesigned Archdiocese of Detroit Seal The archdiocese s new coat of arms was unveiled during the Saturday night Vigil Mass of Pentecost, at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament. This event also marked the release of Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron s landmark pastoral letter, Unleash the Gospel. This letter was the outcome from last fall s historic Synod 16. The new archdiocesan seal that was revealed is the first redesign since The new coat of arms features a more modern look, with images of St. Anne the mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary and patroness of the Archdiocese of Detroit, rippling water and an open door adorning a red, blue and gold shield. Msgr. Robert McClory, m o d e r a t o r o f t h e c u r i a f o r t h e archdiocese, helped lead the team who was involved in the redesign effort. A major difference between the old coat of arms and the new, Msgr. McClory said, is one s ability to tell the story of faith using its symbols: Starting with the Old Testament in St. Anne and continuing through the revelation of the New Testament through her daughter, Mary, one comes to Christ through the waters of baptism and is invited through the open doors of the Church to bring others with them to their ultimate fulfillment with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit in heaven. Msgr. McClory credited the leadership of Archbishop Vigneron who also plans to update his personal coat of arms, half of which features the archdiocesan crest in shepherding the project as a way to inspire the faithful to the new evangelization. Excerpt from the Michigan Catholic website, For more information and to read the Archbishop s letter, please visit our website, Altar Servers Wanted Please note that during the summer months, there will be a sign-up sheet at each Mass for trained Altar Servers to be able to serve. You need to sign-in by writing your name at the podium in the Gathering Space at least 10 minutes before the start of Mass. From there, please enter the sacristy to dress into the alb. Prayer, Support and Encouragement for Catholic Alcoholics and their Loved Ones Calix Society, a National Association of Catholic Alcoholics Meetings are Fridays from 1:00-2:00 p.m. St. John Neumann Parish, Warren Road, Canton The Canton Calix supports recovering alcoholics who are maintaining their sobriety through participation in the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous and are interested in enhancing their recovery program by using their Catholic faith. We welcome alcoholics who are not Catholic, as well as non-alcoholics who have been affected by alcoholism and addiction and wish to join with us in prayer. Our goals, aligned with The Calix Society, are the spiritual development and sanctification of each member. For more information about Canton Calix, or to express interest in meeting during evening hours, please contact Jane T. at (734) or Chip O. at (734) More information about The Calix Society is available at

5 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 5 JULY 2, 2017 Christian Service by Nancy Tolkacz Catholic Social Teachings-July Theme: Solidarity- Loving Our Neighbor Locally and Globally From Michael Hovey s brochure Major Themes of Catholic Social Teachings We are all brothers and sisters of one God., one human family. We are our brothers and sisters keepers, wherever they live. We are one human family, whatever our nafonal, ethnic, racial, economic or ideological differences. Learning to pracfce the virtue of solidarity means learning that loving our neighbor has global dimensions in an interdependent world. In recognizing our solidarity, we recognize the truth that we are indeed the body of Christ. Volunteers Needed for Missionary Sisters of Charity Picnic Thursday, July 13 We will be hosting a picnic for Missionary Sisters of Charity. Each summer, the sisters offer a summer camp for children in the Mexican Town section of Detroit. Every Thursday during the summer, the kids go on a field trip to a local church. Our Lady of Victory will be hosting a Mass and picnic for these kids on Thursday, July 13, at the Waterford Bend Park. Many hands are needed to make this picnic fun, successful and memorable. Our Lady of Victory s Dad s Club has generously offered to cook and serve the lunch on that day. Please Nancy Tolkacz or call the parish office, if you are able to assist. There is a sign up board in the Gathering Space. We need bakers, station supervisors, set up, serving and clean up crews and runners. We also need filled water balloons for the event. Dominic s Disciples are needed to Volunteer at the Saturday, July 15 Summer Picnic. This month, we will be helping Sherron with Dominic s Outreach Center s Summer Picnic. The picnic is on the grounds of the Outreach Center. Sherron asked that we arrive around 8:30 a.m. to help with setting up and cooking. The picnic will end around 2:30 p.m. We need volunteers to help set up, cook hot dogs, supervise games and clean up. You can come for an hour or stay for the entire event. It is up to you. Please call the Parish Office, if you are available to volunteer. The Dominic s Outreach Center is looking for gently Used Bikes for their Picnic. The collection is for children ages 7-15 years old. Sherron will be raffling off these bikes to the kids in attendance at the picnic. If you have a bike that you wish to donate, please call the Parish Office before Thursday, July 13. Civic Concern Targeted Items for July Targeted items for this month are: paper products, cereal, canned fruit, soup, and canned meats. Remember that Michigan Bridge cards will not cover the purchases of paper products so toilet paper, paper towel, napkins and kleenex boxes are constantly in demand and in low supply. OLV St. Vincent de Paul Society Conference #437 In today s Gospel hear Jesus tell us: Whoever gives only a cup of cold water to one of these little ones to drink because the little one is a disciple Amen, I say to you, he will surely not lose his reward. This week, know that you bring hope to those in need in our community with your generosity, both financial and the gifts of your time and talent, to OLV s Society of St. Vincent de Paul Conference. Please join us at the next meeting of OLV s SVdP Conference on Tuesday, July 11, at 7:00 p.m., in the Martha Mary Room. 100 New Beach Towels Needed We are collecting brand new beach towels through the end of this week. The towels will be given to the 100 kids who will be attending the picnic on July 13. Please place all towels in the designated bin in the Gathering Space. Look for this towel icon on the bin. Please note that if you can not go out to do the shopping but would like to assist monetarily, simply send your money or check to the office. Please indicate on the envelope that it is for the July 13 Picnic. Backpack & Summer School Supply Collection To take advantage of the early sales, we are starting our Back To School Supply Collection. In addition, we send some supplies back with the Sisters after the picnic on July 13. Please place your donations in the designated bin in the Gathering Space. Supplies needed: backpacks, #2 pencils, colored pencils, washable markers (8 or 10 pack), loose leaf paper (wide and college ruled), composition notebooks (wide and college ruled), 1-3 subject notebooks (wide and college ruled), erasers, pens (red, blue and black), yellow highlighters, rulers, glue sticks and glue bottles, pocket folders, scissors (blunt and pointed), crayons (24 or 48 count) and 1 inch 3 ring. St. Christine s Food Pantry: July Collection Targeted items for this month are peanut butter and jelly, cans of tuna, salmon or chicken, as well as rice and noodle dishes please help us to continue to feed the hungry. Place all donated items in the designated bin near the stairwell leading to the Father Ernie Center. At the end of the month, we will be delivering the items to St. Christine s. Anyone wishing to help serve by dropping off donated items to St. Christine s, may contact the Christian Service Office to make arrangements. Looking for Gently Used Books This month, we will be collecting gently used children s books. The books will be donated to the children at our picnic on July 13. We accept new books, as well. We need books for 5-13 year olds. Please place your donations in the bin with the bookshelf icon on it. Thank you.

6 OUR LADY OF VICTORY PAGE 6 Scripture Reflection for the Family In this weekend s gospel reading, we hear of Jesus telling the disciples what to expect before they go out to proclaim the gospel. There will be tension between family members and the cost will be great. However, there are also many rewards for those who proclaim his Good News and those who help them. SpeciCically, he mentions those who receive the prophet for they will receive a prophet s reward. We all know of the prophet in scripture and of those of our own age who are very public in their proclamations of God s kingdom. We all too often miss the prophets who come to us in the most unexpected places. They may be the person who is of a different religious persuasion that shows through their words and actions the joy of living a life recognizing God s work in and through their lives and their willingness to share that joy with others. Or they are the one who performs the most menial of tasks in our municipalities and public places and does so with a smile on their face and a welcoming voice. They may come to us in hospitals through a competent, caring medical staff, a clerk who patiently deals with our frustrations, or just a face passing us by who smiles and says good morning. When we raise our eyes and our hearts, we can see our God working through them. Without any formal proclamation their presence then becomes a gift and can bring light into what may have been a discouraging day. Each of us is called to be a prophet and blessed is he who knows how to bring God easily and with great concidence into a conversation. For most of us however, our gift will be in developing the art of being the prophet in unexpected places. Families can be a platform to teach their children through their responses to those around them how to develop the gift of recognizing the prophet and becoming one them self. As in our Cirst reading this weekend it can simply be in welcoming the stranger, showing hospitality to guests in your own home, or when you are out and about. Jesus taught us that we have the opportunity to receive him in every person we encounter. The reward in believing and accepting that presence is Christ himself who will come bringing with him his peace, joy and love. A simple smile and a kind word is all you need to begin! Registration for the program has begun! Registration has begun for next fall s program which encompasses children ages 3 1/2-kindergarten on Sundays, and during the week for students in grades Cirst through eighth! Parents of students from last year s program should have received an with registration materials for next fall. Completed forms may be dropped off, ed to faithformation2@olvnorthville.net, mailed or faxed (248) to the Faith Formation OfCice. If you have not been in our program before and would like to register, please call us at (248) or visit the Faith Formation page of the parish website, and download the form. Mary Ellen Skene, Director Our Lady of Victory Catholic School NEWS Collect those Labels! OLV School benefits when you snip, collect and provide us with your Box Tops labels. Please note, the Labels for EducaZon program has come to an end. Please only send in the BoxTops labels going forward. Look for the icon below on the cans of your favorite soup, or boxes of crackers and cookies. Bring the labels to the Parish Office any Zme of the year. Thank you for your support! Heart. Mind. Ministry. 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 Evangelization. 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 committed 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. Registration for the Fall term is going on now. If you are feeling prompted to learn more, please do not hesitate to contact us for more information at admissions@shms.edu, or (313) God bless you!

7 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 7 JULY 2, 2017 MINUTE Catholic Services Appeal The 2017 Catholic Services Appeal is underway. Gifts 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. This year s CSA theme, Opening Doors to Encounter Christ, reflects our Holy Father s invitation to all Catholics to renew their personal relationships with our Savior, as the joy of the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus. If you have already pledged your gift to the 2017 CSA, thank you! If you have yet to make your gift, please prayerfully consider generously supporting this year s effort. You may pledge your gift online at give.aodcsa.org. Your gift has a tremendous impact to countless beneficiaries to CSA-funded services in Southeast Michigan and beyond. For more information about CSA-funded programs, ministries, and services, please go to Open Hands & Hearts Hospitality Ministry Tina Bak, Coordinator New Volunteers are Always Wanted! If you like to help plan, setup or cleanup events then we have a job for you! OLV hosts many events and fun activities for our parishioners throughout the year. We are alway open to fresh ideas and new faces. Call the Parish Office, if you would like to lend your talents to this ministry! Welcome New OLV Parishioners! 2017 Catholic services appeal We are almost 85% of our goal! Thank you to all of the pledges that we have received so far! Vucinaj Family: Zef, Lisa, Steven and Julia Ebben Family: Mark and Karen Weber Family: Justin, Amy, Jacob and Alex 2017 CSA Parish Goal: $194,469 Amount Pledged to date: $146,662 Online Pledge Amount: $ 17,500 Balance: ($ 30,307) Total Pledges: 387 If you need another envelope, please call the Parish Office or make a donation online at Thank you for your support! June Baptisms Samuel Joseph Bonn son of Curt Bonn and Kristine Stocker Grayson Richard Bonventre son of Steven Bonventre and Jessica Hagan Isabella Susan Stubenvoll daughter of Erik Robert Stubenvoll and Jillian Nicole Schulz June Wedding Tara Kristock and Brien Baumgartner Sophia Juncaj and James Cossette Eleanor Zofia Tymowski daughter of Robert Tymowski and Alycia Rammage Chukwuemeka Justin Ukwuoma son of Raymond Ukumoma and Ihuoma Maryjane

8 OUR LADY OF VICTORY PAGE 8 Week at a Glance Monday, July 3 PARISH OFFICE CLOSED No 7:00 p.m. Mass AA Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Martha Mary Tuesday, July 4 Happy 4th of July PARISH OFFICE CLOSED Holiday Mass, 9 a.m., Church Wednesday, July 5 Rosary, 8:05 a.m. Mass, 8:30 a.m., Church Contemporary Practice, 7 p.m., St. Cecelia Thursday, July 6 Rosary, 8:05 a.m. Mass, 8:30 a.m., Church NA Meeting, 6:00 p.m., Fr. Ernie Friday, July 7 Reconciliation, 7:45 a.m. Rosary, 8:05 a.m. Mass, 8:30 a.m., Church Eucharistic Adoration, 9:30 a.m., CH Adoration Closing, 11:30 a.m., CH Saturday, July 8 Reconciliation, 3:30 p.m. Mass, 5:00 p.m., Church Sunday, July 9 Mass, 7:30 a.m., Church Mass, 9:30 a.m., Church Mass, 11:30 a.m., Church Baptism Prep, 12:30 p.m., Martha Mary Monday Readings of the Week: 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time Saint Thomas, Apostle Eph 2:19-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 20:24-29 Tuesday Gn 19:15-29; Ps 26; 2-3, 9-10, 11-12; Mt 8:23-27 Wednesday Saint Anthony Zaccaria, Priest; Saint Elizabeth of Portugal Gn 21:5, 8-20a; Ps 34:7-8, 10-11, 12-13; Mt 8:28-34 Thursday Saint Maria GoreO, Virgin and Martyr Gn 22:1b-19; Ps 115:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9; Mt 9:1-8 Friday Gn 23:1-4, 19; 24:1-8, 62-67; Ps 106:1b-2, 3-4a, 4b-5; Mt 9:9-13 Saturday Gn 27:1-5, 15-29; Ps 135:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6; Mt 9:14-17 Sunday Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Zec 9:9-10; Ps 145:1-2, 8-9, 10-11, 13-14; Rom 8:9, 11-13; Mt 11:25-30 Lost a Little SPRING in Your Step? It happens to us on many occasions. Sometimes that bounce comes back just being able to share concerns with a caring person. No magic ingredients...just the listening, prayers and fellowship given by a Stephen Minister. Let us explain more about our free program. For information, please call our confidential line at (248) , ext THANK YOU! The advertisements that appear in this bulletin completely defray all publishing costs which the church would otherwise incur. Please patronize the sponsors on the back of this bulletin and thank them for their kind generosity. This is an excellent opportunity for local business to increase their visibility in the community. Advertising in the bulletin allows OLV to have the bulletin printed each week at no cost to the parish. Thank you for your support! KNIGHTLY NEWS New to the Parish? Joining the Knights of Columbus is a great way to get to know some of your fellow parishioners. Please contact Rick Bennett at (248) , if you would like more information about our OLV Council. HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE Terra Sancta Pilgrimages with Franciscan friar Fr. Alex Kratz will be leading a Catholic Pilgrimage to the Holy Land from October 9-23, This life-changing experience walking in Jesus footsteps includes daily Mass and Rosary, biblical readings on site, time for prayer and spiritual guidance, and meeting local Christians. Cost is $4,299 (all expenses included, round trip from Detroit, 3 daily meals, all tips and taxes). $500 deposit due at registration. Orientation Meeting is Sunday, August 6. The next pilgrimage is April 9-23, Please contact us at (248) or mrspattig@yahoo.com.

9 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME PAGE 9 JULY 2, 2017 Those who need our prayers... Dear God, we place our worries in your hands. We place our sick under your care and humbly ask that you restore your servants to health once more. Please remember to keep in prayer Matt Abraham Charles Adashek Kathryn Allen Ian Barret Marie Beaghan Carl Boyd Gina Buchan Barbara Burbo Mary Anne Callahan Robert Clark Robert Crawford Kitty Culp Flora DiPardo Eddie Fleming Carolyn Freebury Patrick Fries Judith Heary Beth Hohenshil Stephen Helt James D. Johnson Lois Johnston Mary Kate Jones Joan Koeppen Peter Kovacs Jennifer Kuphal Ted Lachowicz Toni Lachowicz Lawrence Larabell Suzanne Larabell Kay Laurencelle Rosemary Liedel Eileen Longsworth Sue McCann Carol McLoone Jack McLoone Maggie McQuillan-Key Maylene Naujokas Daniel Outwater Patricia Outwater Patrick Paquette Barb Place Donald Rabahy George Rau Helen Schneider Henry Sullivan Sr. Maria of Jesus Jackson Stegmeyer Lillian Wiktor Names are kept on the list for four weeks. If you wish to add or remove a name, please call the Parish Office at (248) Thank you! Pray For Those Who Serve in Our Military Do you know someone who is serving in the military? Please call the Parish Office to add your loved one s name. Continue to pray for peace and for a lasting and peaceful solution to the world s conflicts. MAJ Mikelle Adamczyk USN Patrick Antio SrA Olivia Azeez CPT Barton Blackorby USMC Kristopher Bledsoe SSG Joshua Bullock Sgt Jamie Bushman ENS Hannah Constantakis ENS Katelyn Constantakis 1LT Daniel Courtney LT Michael Cullen SPC Tyler DeBozy MAJ David Faulk Daniel Giraud Sr. Airman Brian A. Hada LT John J Hamann Chief Matt Haydu CPT Jay Heide LTC Barbara Krause LT Daniel Kuriluk CPT Matthew Kuriluk CPL Ben Maday MAJ Shawn Magowan Sgt Mark McGlynn Sgt Alexandra McGlynn Cpl James McGlynn PFC Shawn M McHale Chap. Tim Meier, SJ Sgt. Steven Miller SPC Lauren Moloney WO1 Lincoln Moloney CPT Rick Moreira, USMC MAJ Michael T. Morrissey DC3 SW Jeremy Nemeth 2LT Brett Quick Capt. Garrett Quick Capt. Mark Saurer CPL USMC Gabriel Smith SFC William Smith PFC Nathan Swiger LTC Christopher Wagner MAJ Phillip Wiktor LTJG Adam Williams Mass Intentions Monday, July 3 7:00 p.m. NO MASS Tuesday, July 4 9:00 a.m. Armand Samouelian req. by Michele Samouelian Wednesday, July 5 8:30 a.m. Jeannette Breitenbeck req. by Mr. & Mrs. Joe Breitenbeck Thursday, July 6 8:30 a.m. Christopher LaFayette req. by Dan & Georgia & Family Friday, July 7 8:30 a.m. Walt Shureb req. by Family Saturday, July 8 5:00 p.m. Spec. Int. 50 th Wedding Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Peter Sculler req. by The Family Spec. Int. Michelle Herdell req. by Merry Herdell Frank Morello req. by Fr. Denis & OLV Staff Sunday, July 9 7:30 a.m. Russell Hartman req. by Ron Hartman Eleanor DaPuzzo req. by Paul & Monica Spec. Int. of Marion Marten req. by Eilee Mallon 9:30 a.m. Robert Marcantonio req. by The Marcantonio Family Lawrence Kowalczyk req. by A Friend Stella Kowalczyk req. by A Friend Russell Hartman req. by Ron Hartman 11:30 a.m. Stanley Bartnicki req. by Patricia Bartnicki Russell Hartman req. by Ron Hartman Ginny Mueller req. by Jack & Anna Serge Ministry Schedule Saturday, July 8 Sunday, July 9 5:00 p.m. 7: 30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Clergy Fr. Denis Theroux Fr. Dennis Kauffman Fr. Denis Theroux Fr. Denis Theroux Lectors Altar Servers Gaston Mulleady Doug Fenton Marc Sierra Mary Comstock Yvonne Katharopoulos Scott Seabolt There is no schedule for the summer months. Please sign-up at the Gathering Space podium, if you are available to serve. Thank you! Carla Smaston Megan Donohue

10 OUR LADY OF VICTORY PAGE 10 Archdioceses of Detroit Phone Numbers of Interest Catholic Charities of SE Michigan: (855) Project Rachel Post Abortion Ministry: (888) National Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) Detroit Retrouvaille: (800) Catholic Bookstore: (313) Report sexual abuse of a minor contact: Wayne County Child Protective Services: (800) Prosecutor: (313) Oakland County Child Protective Services: (800) Prosecutor: (248) Report Sexual Abuse of a minor involving clergy or church personnel: Ms. Margaret Hubbard, (866) , Victim Assistance Coordinator Monthly Offering GIVING BACK TO THE LORD June 2017 Actual Budget Sunday Offering: $ 93,144 egiving: $ 16,490 $109,634 $92,000 Variance: $17,634 Special Collections YTD (starts July 1) St. Leo s Soup Kitchen $12,723 Christian Service $ 5,961 St. Vincent de Paul $13,195 Peter s Pence $ 3,337 Missions/Prop. of the Faith $13,558 Aid Centra/Eastern Europe $ 5,741 Gospel of Life $ 6,482 Catholic Relief Services $ 6,572 Retirement Fund for Religious $ 9,450 Catholic Charities of MI $ 2,697 Military $ 100