ST. GERALD TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 20, 2015 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

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1 ALL ARE WELCOME No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church; No matter what your current family or marital situation; No matter what your past or present religious affiliation; No matter what your personal history, age, background, race, or color; No matter what your self-image or esteem; You are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved and respected at St. Gerald Catholic Church. TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 20, 2015 ST. GERALD ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH A Servant Church Of The Archdiocese of Detroit Farmington Road Farmington, Michigan Phone: Rectory Fax: Ministries Fax: Website: stgeraldparish.org OFFICE HOURS Monday thru Thursday 9:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:30 a.m., 10:15 a.m. 12:00 Noon WEEKDAYS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, First Friday: 9:15 a.m. Thursday Evening: 7:00 p.m. RITE OF RECONCILIATION Saturdays: 3:30 4:30 p.m. The readings for the Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time teach us about God s justice. As we hear in the readings, it often runs counter to the human inclination for ambition and other self-serving motives. The first reading is taken from the Book of Wisdom. This unknown Jewish sage offers the perspective of the wicked on matters of justice. The wicked are guided by blind ambition and jealousy that leads to the justification of remarkably cruel human behavior. Within the passion narratives of the New Testament Gospels, we see the scribes and elders mocking Jesus while he suffered and died on the cross with a similar disposition of the wicked in today s wisdom reading (see, for example, Mt 27:41-44). The second reading is taken once again from the Letter of James. We hear in today s reading that the root of jealousy and selfish ambition is misguided passion. When passion is rooted in wisdom (a divine characteristic), it produces good fruits, is full of mercy, and cultivates peace. But when passion is misguided, it produces disorder and every foul practice, even war within your members. The truly wise person lives a life marked by humility, peacefulness, and gentleness. Such a life is full of mercy and good fruits, draws on wisdom from above, and avoids the jealousy and selfish ambition rooted in the desires of this world (3:13-18). For James, the wise person draws near to God in humility and avoids speaking evil of others and judging his neighbor. The sins of pride and arrogance cause division within the mind and division among community members (4:13-17). Thus, the believer is not a lover of the world, succumbing to passions and divided by two minds (4:1-12). Nor does the wise person make provisions for the future or presume to know God s will. Last Sunday we heard Jesus first passion prediction in the Gospel of Mark. This Sunday we hear Jesus second passion prediction. Each time Jesus has spoken in private to his disciples about his impending suffering and death. And each time we learn something about the disciples. In today s Gospel reading, (see Mk 10:32-34 for the third passion prediction), Jesus once again emphasizes the centrality of his suffering, death, and resurrection in terms of his identity as the Messiah and the son of man. It is significant that Mark tells us, But they did not understand the saying, and they were afraid to question him. It is likely that the saying the disciples did not understand was and three days after his death the Son of Man will rise. As Palestinian Jews, the disciples would have believed in the idea of Israel s collective resurrection from the dead as a nation (as the Pharisees believed). But the idea of an individual resurrection from the dead may have been a new and unclear idea to them. Rather than ask Jesus, the disciples instead talked to (and argued with) one another about who was the greatest among them. Jesus saw that the disciples own human ambition was blinding them. Jesus reaction to the disciples ambition was to teach them about the virtues of humility (the first shall be last) and simplicity (bringing the child into their midst). The human inclination for self-serving motives often stands in direct contrast to Jesus call for humility and simplicity. Yet these are the very traits that Jesus expects of those among us who call ourselves disciples. Dr. Daniel J. Scholz

2 ST. GERALD PARISH, FARMINGTON, MI WEEKDAY MASS INTENTIONS SEPTEMBER 21 - SEPTEMBER 24 Monday 9:15 AM Dobbs, Kemp, Robrecht and Donarman Families Requested by Cynthia Kemp Tuesday 9:15 AM Dobbs, Kemp, Robrecht and Donarman Families Requested by Cynthia Kemp Wednesday 9:15 AM Nicholas Tuz Requested by Family Thursday 7:00 PM Edward and Donald Koenig Requested by Family READINGS FOR THE WEEK MONDAY: EPH 4:1-7, 11-13/MT 9:9-13 TUESDAY: EZR 6:7-8, 12B, 14-20/LK 8:19-21 WEDNESDAY: EZR 9:5-9/LK 9:1-6 THURSDAY: HG 1:1-8/LK 9:7-9 FRIDAY: HG 2:1-9/LK 9:18-22 SATURDAY: ZEC 2:5-9, 14-15A/LK 9:43B-45 NEXT SUNDAY: NM 11:25-29/JAS 5:1-6/ MK 9:38-43, 45, Liturgical Publications Inc (For a list of daily readings: go to Festival of Ministries This weekend is the Fes val of Ministries Weekend here at St. Gerald. Please join us a er Mass in the Social Hall for that you can volunteer your me and talents with informa on and displays along with representa ves to answer any ques ons you may have. involved, no ma er how large or small your me St. Alexander Church Estate Sale will be held October 16 through October 18. Volunteers are needed. If you can volunteer your time please call Tim Westfall at ext PRAYERS FOR THE SICK Please call the Parish Office at if you would like a name added to the Prayers for the Sick. SEPTEMBER 27, 2015 TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 5:00 PM September 26 Fr. Festus For Rose & Joseph Ratkowski Requested by Delphine Midura Servers Lector/ Ushers Lyda DelRosario 5:00B 8:30 AM September 27 Fr. Festus For Walter Winiarski Requested by Victor Winiarski Servers Lector/ Ushers Molly Swaine David Wells 8:30B 10:15 AM September 27 Fr. Festus For Ed Fenech Requested by Yolanda Fenech Servers Lector/ Ushers Emily Chojnacki Luke Horsburgh Angela McLoughlin 10:15C 12:00 Noon September 27 Fr. Roodbeen For Leo B. McSherry, M.D. Requested by Bernadette Fea Servers Lectors/ Ushers Emma DuLong Jack DuLong Rich Kohler 12:00B Sacristan Schedule for Next Two Weeks September 25 and September 26 October 2 and October 3 Team #2 Team #4 NEXT SUNDAY S PANCAKES HELP ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Help the St. Vincent de Paul Society next Sunday and enjoy a hardy pancake breakfast cooked by St. Gerald s Knights of Columbus after the 8:30 and 10:15 AM masses. As in past years, the Knights will give net proceeds from the breakfast to SVDP which does so much for the needy. Along with the pancakes, the Knights will serve pork sausage links, ham, eggs, orange juice, apple sauce and beverages. Adult tickets are $6 each, child (kindergarten through 8 th grade are $3 and family (2 adult and 3 child) are $20. Pre- kindergarten are free. Tickets are available at the door.

3 SEPTEMBER 20, F O R M AT I O N RELIGIOUS FORMATION CLASSES STARTING SEPTEMBER 20TH If you are new to the parish or did not have a child in the program last year please contact Mary Taylor at , ext. 201 or via at taylor.mary04@yahoo.com and a registration form will be mailed to you. Students in the 7th grade pre-confirmation program will attend classes on alternate Sundays following the 10:15 AM Mass beginning September 20th. 8th and 9th grade students will attend formation classes on alternate Sunday evenings in preparation for the sacrament of Confirmation. These classes will also begin on September 20th but they will gather from 6:00 PM 8:00 PM. Students in grades 1-6 may choose to attend classes either on Mondays from 5:30 PM-6:45 PM or Tuesdays from 5:15 PM-6:30 PM, beginning on September 28th. The Preschool and Kindergarten (4 and 5 year olds) class will be held during the 10:15 AM Mass beginning Sunday, September 20th. If you have any questions, contact Mary Taylor at or taylor.mary04@yahoo.com. A WARM WELCOME AND THANK YOU TO ALL OUR CATECHISTS Many thanks to the following people who have answered the call to service as catechists in our Religious Formation program. Michelle Plichota, Tracey Connolly, Marisa Ferrari, Sandi Liwak, Susan Hill, Carol Ferguson, Joyce Kopp, Carolyn Arlen, Shirley Murray, Mary Power, Gail Bierschbach, Michelle Ficyk, Bob Kuhr, Sherry Kuhr, Gina Horsburgh, Shatomi Kerbawy, Gerryanna Luscri, and Crystal Flood. Thank you to all our other Religious Formation volunteers: Sharon Weberlein, Laurel Hoetger, Kelly DuLong, Steve Koponen, and all the members of the Education Commission. If you would like to volunteer, in any way, with the Religious formation program or become involved with the Education Commission please call Mary Taylor at , ext I would also like to invite all members of the parish to join the children and catechists for our prayer service each week before classes, Monday at 5:30 PM and Tuesday at 5:15 PM. Middle School students will gather for prayer every other Sunday at 6:00 PM. C H R I S T I A N S E R V I C E ST. VINCENT DE PAUL We are pleased to announce that our Friends of the Poor Walk will be on October 17th at Belle Isle. This new location has such rich history and natural beauty, we are excited to be hosting it! For more information, please contact the Christian Service Office at , ext Have you considered answering the call to help serve the poor by joining the Society of St. Vincent de Paul? Please call , ext. 204 for more information Juice 64 oz. Canned Fruit Lg. Can of Soup Laundry Detergent Mac and Cheese Pork and Beans Cake Mix Toilet Paper Y O U T H M I N I S T R Y CALENDAR OF EVENTS: September 20, 2015 Confirmation Session 1 - with 8th and 9th grade from 6:00 PM -8:00 PM September 27th Pancake Breakfast September 27th 6:00 PM -8:00 PM Youth group Music Ministry Hello! As the Music Director of St. Gerald Parish, I would like to welcome all new and returning Adult Choir members to another year of glorifying God with our music! We rehearse Thursday evenings from 7:30-9:00 PM and sing at the 10:15 AM Mass on Sunday mornings. We welcome everyone from high school age to retirement age! We are in particular need of more male voices, but all are welcome! The ability to read music is not required. Please direct any questions you may have to me, Mary Zelinski. You can reach me by at mzelinsk@umich.edu, or come say hello after Mass! I look forward to making music with new and returning members and praising God in song! God s blessings always, Mary Zelinski Music Director at mzelinsk@umich.edu MOM2MOM SALE Saturday, Oct 10, 2015 St. Valentine School Gym Hope Street Redford MI :00 AM-2:00 PM Bake Sale and Refreshments $1 Entrance Fee - $2 Early Bird For table rental and contract Please go to For more information contact Renee Renee3471@att.net or Jessica jessicawimmer@hotmail.com

4 ST. GERALD PARISH, FARMINGTON, MI W O R S H I P Tim s Tidbits This Sunday is our Festival of Ministries. I hope you will give some time to prayerfully consider joining a ministry here at St. Gerald s. It is a rewarding experience and a good way to share your time and talent with the parish community. There are many opportunities for many different things. Training is provided in many cases. If you need time to consider what you might like to do, pick up the Sign Up sheet and Information sheet, take it home and think about it. If you attend a particular Liturgy every weekend, why not consider being an Usher, Lector or EME. The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) has been a yearly process here at St. Gerald Parish. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Catholic Church or need to make your First Communion and/or Confirmation, please call me to set up a time to meet. If you have questions as well, please call me at , ext. 202 or me at timwestfall.sgp@gmail.com. The RCIA process introduces an individual to the person of Jesus through His Word (Scripture), Community (the Parish Family), Worship and Service. By virtue of our Baptism, we are all disciples and as disciples we are to follow Jesus parting words to us Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations. He was not just talking to his current disciples; He was talking to his future disciples Us. The ministry of every baptized person is discipleship. (Team RCIA by Nick Wager). We are planning for an Estate Sale to be held at the St. Alexander property. This will happen the weekend of October Both the former rectory and convent will be opened with many, many items. Times are listed below. Your help is needed! Please call me at , ext. 202 or me at timwestfall.sgp@gmail.com. You can assist with the sale for a few hours that weekend or come and help sort and price items in the weeks prior. The committee has begun the work of sorting and organizing items. Lastly, don t forget about the Pet Blessing coming up October 4th in the parish parking lot at 1:30 PM. Let s keep everyone in prayer in the coming weeks. SAVE THE DATE! St. Alexander Rectory & Convent ESTATE SALE October Shiawassee Farmington Hills MI Hours: Friday, October 16 from 10 AM to 5 PM Saturday, October 17 from 9 AM to 4 PM Sunday, October 18 from 12 Noon to 4 PM EVANGELIZATION SHARING GOD WITH OTHERS St. Gerald Evangelization Committee has created a schedule of events for parish members, and their family and friends, to participate in. Upcoming events to put on your calendar: Friday, November 20 - Friday Fellowship (theology on tap, Q & A) where adult parish members meet to share reflections of Bible passages and how they impact on our daily lives and perspectives. First held at Gerryanna & Frank Luscri s home at Kenmore Drive, Farmington Hills. Saturday, January 9, Movie Night (13+ and adult) We will be showing the film For Greater Glory starring Andy Garcia & Eva Longoria. Sponsored by St. Gerald Youth Group See The Voice for details and more information as dates approach. Feel free to invite others to these events and enjoy the hospitality of our church. Please consider joining the Evangelization Committee and sharing your ideas for our parish. EVANGELIZATION THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK We need to focus first and foremost on becoming men and women of virtue and character and leading others to do the same. Matthew Kelly HEALTH MINISTRY NEWS Blood Pressure screenings will be on the third Sunday each month. It will coincide with the Knights of Columbus donut Sunday. Our first blood pressure screening will be October 18 after each Mass. We will be set up in the social hall, just follow the signs. FLU CLINIC We will be having a Flu Clinic (flu shots) on Sunday, October 25 from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM. There will be a sign up sheet in the social hall at the Health Ministry table. We need to know an approximate number so the VNA (Visiting Nurses Association) knows how many nurses to provide. There is a list of all the insurances that they accept, including Medicare. If you have any questions, please contact Barbara Seabolt at blseabolt@mi.rr.com or call PARISH COUNCIL AND COMMISSIONS VOLUNTEER SIGN UP FORM If you were unable to attend the Parish Council Meeting on Tuesday, September 8th, and would like to be actively involved in either the Parish Council or a Commission, please complete a volunteer form located on the table in the entrance of the church. Once you have completed the form, please give to Fr. Festus or return to the Parish Office.

5 Who We Are: We are a ministry of the Archdiocese of Detroit. Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services (CFCS) is a non-profit organization founded in faith and dedicated to providing education, support and resources during life s most difficult moments. We exert every effort to enable individuals to achieve their final wishes, and empower families to make thoroughly informed decisions. Holy Sepulchre, Our Lady of Hope and Holy Cross are owned by the Archdiocese. CFCS manages those cemeteries as well as Mount Carmel and St. Joseph s. Catholic Cemeteries Catholics are ordinarily buried in Catholic cemeteries. Burial in a Catholic cemetery is a long-standing sign of the Church's reverence for the human body. Appropriately, the ground in Catholic cemeteries is consecrated to receive sacred remains. The Church maintains Catholic cemeteries because both in life and in death we belong to the Lord (Romans 14:8). Just as the faithful have shared and celebrated faith in the community of the Church, so in death their bodies rest with other deceased members of this community, awaiting the day when God will raise their mortal bodies to glory. Catholic cemeteries also stand as a sign to the world that even in death, Christians believe in life. The images of saints in Catholic cemeteries and mausoleums are not mere decorations; they are a sign of belief in the communion of saints. A Complete Resource For End-Of-Life Services As a ministry of the Archdiocese of Detroit, CFCS simplifies this process by providing information that families can understand on their own terms. We offer both At-Need assistance (for a death that has already occurred) and Pre- Need planning. Pre-Need planning allows for a less stressfulmore informed decision by relieving loved ones of the emotional and financial burdens at a very difficult time. Benefits of Pre-Planning are: 1. Both you and your spouse plan together calmly and prudently not alone. 2. Able to make use of payment options (some with no interest) instead of payment in full. 3. Saves life insurance benefits for your surviving family. 4. Gives your family, especially your children, peace of mind. 5. Saves money by purchasing future services and products at today's prices. 6. Able to use good sound judgment not making rash decisions while under emotional stress. 7. Pre-planning assures that your wishes are made known and followed. For more information please call a family service counsellor at Holy Sepulchre, W. 10 Mile Road Southfield. (248) SEPTEMBER 20, 2015 SPECIAL COLLECTION FOR THE PRIESTS RETIREMENT FUND This weekend, our parish is taking up a special collection for our priests retirement. The With Thanks for Their Service in Christ collection will support the Priests Pension Plan, which provides a monthly pension as well as health and automobile insurance to priests over the age of 70. As you may know, the retirement years can be difficult for our senior priests. No longer supported by their parish communities, they rely on minimal Social Security benefits and their pension from the Priests Pension Plan for basic needs, such as food, housing, and transportation. Please show your gratitude to those priests who have cared for and ministered to our community by prayerfully reflecting on how you can best help support our priests retirement with a gift to the With Thanks for Their Service in Christ collection. When you have completed your special collection envelope, either return it during the collection or drop it off at the parish office. Do you know someone who would like to become a full member of the Catholic Church? Have you been baptized and need to be confirmed or receive First Eucharist? What is the RCIA process? Is God calling you to become a full member of the Catholic Church? Please come to the RCIA. Are you getting the feeling that you should be learning more about your relationship with God and how He works in your life by become a full member of the Catholic Church? Please come to the RCIA. Do you have questions? Come to the RCIA. To join, speak to Fr. Festus after Mass or call Tim Westfall at (2) , press 2 or timwestfall.sgp@gmail.com Offertory Snapshot Actual Offertory for Weekend of September 13 $ 8, Budget Offertory for Weekend of September 13 $ 9, Actual Offertory July 1 - September 13 $84, Budget Offertory July 1 - September 13 $93,

6 ST. GERALD PARISH, FARMINGTON, MI ST. GERALD CATHOLIC CHURCH Office Hours 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Monday thru Thursday. Closed Friday. (secretary at lunch Noon 12:30) STAFF Reverend Festus Ejimadu, Pastor.(248) Timothy Westfall: Pastoral Associate x timwestfall.sgp@gmail.com Mary Hoots, Administrative Assistant x stgeraldsecretary@yahoo.com All other offices dial (248) Christian Services Laura Meier, Christian Service Coordinator.. x csstgerald@yahoo.com St. Vincent de Paul.. x 220 Education Mary Taylor: Director Religious Education x taylor.mary04@yahoo.com Youth Ministry Theresa Smith. x stgeraldym@gmail.com Music Ministry Mary Zelinski, Director of Music Maintenance Mark Koss Accountant Kim Shepard Ministries Assistant - Purchaser Cathy Long..... X clong123@gmail.com Rite of Reconciliation: Saturdays from 3:30-4:30PM SACRAMENTS Sacrament of the Sick: Please call the office Baptism: Please be aware that first time parents must attend a short baptism prep class prior to the baptism of their child. Arrangements for baptism may be made by calling the Parish Office. Matrimony: St. Gerald Parish is pleased to marry registered parishioners and their children. Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance of the wedding date. Please call the Parish Office. Registration of new members: Please see Fr. Ejimadu after Mass or call the office. Registration forms are located on the shelf in the classroom hallway for your convenience. After you fill it out, just give it to Fr. Ejimadu or drop it off in the Parish Office. Thank you! RCIA: Would you or someone you know want to become a full member of the Catholic Church? The St. Gerald RCIA group meets each week on Thursdays. Please call Tim Westfall (248) x202 or Fr. Ejimadu (248) for more information. WE WELCOME YOU TO ST. GERALD CATHOLIC PARISH! If you are new to the area, we look forward to meeting you personally. If you have not been active in the practice of the Catholic faith, we encourage you to return. If a previous marriage has kept you from receiving the Sacraments, we invite you to call the rectory at In many cases, Fr. Ejimadu can work with you to find a favorable solution. St. Alexander Food Pantry Contact Information Phone: Calls taken Tuesday through Friday from 9:30 AM - to 11:00 AM ST. GERALD MISSION STATEMENT St. Gerald Roman Catholic Church is a welcoming, inclusive parish striving to be a reflection of Christ. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we are dedicated to strengthening our faith through reverent and uplifting worship, serving those in need, and living the fullness of the Gospel with all God s people. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWS Still Time to Volunteer to Help at Breakfast Sept. 27 for Parishioners We ll be rolling out the griddle next Sunday and cooking breakfast after the 8:30 and 10:15 AM masses, all for the benefit of the parish St. Vincent de Paul Society. If you didn t attend the membership meeting last Tuesday, you still can volunteer to help at the breakfast by giving Event Manager Dave Bednarski a text or call at If you already have signed up, be sure to wear your council shirt and apron. Keep in mind also that as a volunteer you will be given a meal ticket and eat free. A paid ticket is required for your family members. Hats off to Membership Director Shatomi Kerbawy for putting together the reception Sept. 10 for four prospective members. He was assisted by our insurance agent Greg Bennett and by DGK Fred Gerometta. We will be holding a first degree ceremony at St. Gerald in October, the exact date to be announced. September has its share of birthday celebrations; Bill Hudy and Thomas Southwell led off with cake on the first day of the month. Terry Grabinski followed on Sept. 11 and Tom McPhail on Sept. 13. James Fragomeni will celebrate Sept. 24 and Tony Wagner will mark another year Sept. 29. October is just a few weeks away and with it will come a mailed packet from the State K of C containing tickets for the annul State raffle which raises funds for the many charities supported by the Michigan K of C. PGK Bruce Roberts is the Council s coordinator for the raffle, which can raise important funds for the Council s charitable efforts. For every $5 ticket a Council member sells, $1 is returned to our Council, a 20% return. Keep in Informed, read the Knights Corner Sundays in The Voice! FALL SCRIPTURE STUDY THE GOSPELS OF LUKE AND MATTHEW Father David Santoro, O.P., Chaplin at the Blessed Sacrament Monastery in Farmington Hills will lead the study using the Ignatius Bible Study Guide. The study will continue with Luke moving into Matthew. Location: St. Gerald s Church hall Time: Wednesday evenings 7-8:30 PM Now through November 18, 2015 All are Welcome to this Inter-Parish Scripture Study. Bring your Bible and/or Ignatius Study guides. No need to register. Contact Diane Blankenship (dlb882@gmail.com), Sharon Weberlein (shrweber@aol.com) if you have questions or Have you considered putting St. Gerald Church in your Will? Please call Fr. Festus at He would be happy to discuss this with you.

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