St. Kateri Tekakwitha CATHOLIC CHURCH 16101 Rotunda Drive Dearborn, MI 48120 JUNE 11, 2017 STAFF Rev. Terrence D. Kerner, Pastor Rev. Gary Morelli, Weekend Associate Rev. Mr. Thomas Leonard, Deacon Grace Lakatos, Faith Director Kevin Jakubowicƶ, Organist Office Staff Mary Masley, Ellie Sajewski Katie Lakatos DIRECTORY PHONE: 3133363227 FAX: 3134416769 WEBSITE www.stkateridearborn.org EMAIL info@stkateridearborn.org OFFICE HOURS MondayFriday: Noon and 1:004:30 PM LITURGIES Saturday: 4:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 & 11:00 AM Tuesday: 6:40 PM WednesdayFriday: CONFESSIONS Saturday: 3:00 PM ADORATION Tuesday: Noon6:30 PM PERPETUAL HELP DEVOTIONS Tuesday at 6:30 PM and Thursday at For Marriage, Baptism and Confirmation information, please call the Parish Office. ARCHDIOCESE OF DETROIT www.aod.org BOOK & GIFT SHOP Open weekends before & after Masses MOST HOLY TRINITY FROM THE PASTOR S DESK By Fr. Terry Kerner I want to thank everyone who has contributed thus far to the CSA. As of this writing (Wednesday) we are at 91% of our goal. I would hope that everyone tries to do something on this drive. Any donations over our target are returned to the parish for our use. This year we are challenged to meet the need to replace heating and air conditioning equipment in the parish hall. The effort also includes a necessary drop ceiling and new lighting. All the current equipment is at least thirty-two years old and just huffs and puff along! The average life span of most commercial equipment is around twenty years. Thanks to good and continued maintenance, and some replacement parts, we have been able to extend its lifespan, but you can only go so long before parts are not available or the repair is not cost effective. That is where we are. If you are fond of heat in the winter or cool air in the summer and may want to make a gift, separate from the CSA, give me a call. I can explain personally some of the problems we face. Regardless, thank you to all who have contributed to the parish! One parishioner who has contributed to St. Kateri so much time and expertise over several years as Chair of the Parish Finance Council is Brian Harris. The Harris family has outgrown their home in Springwells Park and are moving to Farmington Hills. With your own eyes you have seen Colin and Elizabeth serving Mass and growing a little taller each year. With mom Michele organizing the move we will be bidding goodbye to them in a few weeks. Our best to the Harris family and all they have given to St. Kateri Parish. Let them know how much they are appreciated. Deacon Tom Leonard has retired from teaching at Catholic Central and is desirous of using his new found time to minister to the parish. One special interest is visiting the sick and bringing Holy Communion. If your loved one would like him to visit, give the parish office a call and the deacon will arrange for a visit. Meanwhile we want to remind folks to renew their request to be on the sick list published weekly in the bulletin. As of July 1st we will be beginning a new list. Feel free to add your name or a loved one s. Look for the simple form in the bulletin. Enjoy summer and St. Kateri Parish! DIOCESAN PRESBYTERAL JUBILEE, 2017 JUBILARIANS 25th Anniversary Rev. James Bilot Rev. Mark Brauer Rev. Patrick Connell Most Rev. Robert Fisher Rev. Michael Loyson Rev. Joseph Mallia Rev. John. Wynnycky 30th Anniversary Rev. Robert Bauer Rev. Richard Cavellier Rev. Gregory Deters Rev. Joseph Gembala Rev. John Hedges Rev. Walter Ptak
Page 2 40th Anniversary Rev. Ronald Babich Msgr. John Budde Rev. Brian Chabala Rev. Joseph Dailey Rev. James Jagielski Rev. Thomas Kramer Msgr. Thomas Rice Rev. C. Michael Verschaeve 50th Anniversary Rev. Richard Cassidy Rev. Anton Keira Rev. Richard Leliaert Rev. Donald MacLennan Rev. Gary Tierney Rev. Terence Treppa Rev. James Wieging (names will continue for 60 years and over next weekend.) FAITH FORMATION By Grace Lakatos The Holy Spirit was alive at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament this past Sunday when St. Kateri parishioners, Joan Greig and Charles Powell were confirmed by Archbishop Allen Vigneron along with approximately fifty other candidates. Joining them were five parishioners from our neighboring parishes of Sacred Heart, St. Linus, and St. Sebastian. All the newly confirmed attended our joint Adult Confirmation Classes for the past six weeks. Please keep these newly, fully initiated members of the Catholic Church in your prayers. Tuesday, June 13th St. Anthony of Padua, Priest 6:40 PM Rose Tylutki (by Gloria Koss) Wednesday, June 14th Rev. Peter Borkowicz Thursday, June 15th Shirley Condon (by Maryann Condon) Dennis Short Friday, June 16th Maria Tylutki & Angus MacPhail (by Tylutki Family) (Picture: Joan Greig bottom row, 2nd from left: Charles Powell- middle row, far right) May the Holy Spirit fill your heart with heavenly blessings the desire to seek God, the faith to follow Him, and the eagerness to know Him more fully each day. THANK YOU ST. KATERI Dear Members of St. Kateri Parish, Thank you so much for your generous contribution to our Lenten Project at St. Sebastian. All the contributions were given to St. Vincent for Easter. We appreciate all your parish does for ours. Sincerely, St. Sebastian Parish QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Kids were asked questions about the old and new testaments. The following statements were written by children. They have not been retouched or corrected. 1. In the first book of the Bible, Guinessis, God got tired of creating the world so he took the Sabbath off. 2. Lots wife was a pillar of salt during the day, but a ball of fire during the night. 3. Sampson was a strongman who let himself be led astray by a Jezebel like Delilah. 4. Samson slayed the Philistines with the axe of the apostles. 5. Moses died before he ever reached Canada, Then Joshua led the Hebrews in the battle of Geritol. Saturday, June 17th 4:00 PM Milton Feistel (by Margaret & Robert Feistel) Alice Sexton (by Lenore Chargay) Christopher Curtis (by Anna Jung & Millie Maloney) Sunday, June 18th Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ Henry Ziaja (by Mary Jane Treves) Paul Sullivan (by Kathy) Emidio DiPaolo Margaret Brennan (by John Brennan Family) 11:00 AM Michael Wais Vincenzo Sainato (by Daughter) Sam Oliverio Maryann Lapham (by Barb Hartman)
(Continued from page 2) PARISH NEWS TRAVEL By Pat Ayland There has been a lot of interest in our AUTUMN GETAWAY trip to upstate New York. The dates are September 24-29, 2017, and we re visiting the St. Kateri Shrine, the National Baseball Hall of Fame, West Point Academy, FDR Library and museum and more. Think about getting your reservation in early. Flyers are available at the entrances to the church. Please call the church office at 336-3227 or Pat Ayland at 441.3355 with questions. JPII GIFT AND BOOK SHOP NEWS Evangelization? Missionary Disciples? What does the Archbishop mean when he has asked that we do this? Are we now expected to stand on the street corners? Buy a megaphone? These questions may come to mind as you hear and read about Archbishop Vigneron s newly released pastoral letter related to the Fall 2016 Synod. (The pastoral letter is available for download at www.unleashthegospel.org) In the future, the Archdiocese will also be providing materials related to the pastoral letter and its recommendations. However, a good place to start to learn about these topics is to read Pope Francis papal exhortation, The Joy of the Gospel. The book is easy to read and explains the Pope s vision and very practical suggestions for us as individual believers and the Church as a whole. Stop in the gift shop and browse this and other book selections. CATHOLIC BIBLICAL SCHOOL OF MICHIGAN Do you wish to know more about the Bible? The Catholic Biblical School of Michigan is opening its classes here at St. Kateri! Morning and evening classes will meet on Thursdays from September to May and will study the entire Bible in four years. Those interested in learning more about the program are invited to attend one information night. The Catholic Biblical School of Michigan will host two more information nights on Thursday July 6, and August 10 at 7 PM. Brochures for the scripture study program are found at www.cbsmich.org. CSA This year s religious jubilarians are making their milestone anniversaries with a Mass at Sacred Heart major Seminary this Saturday. The Archdiocese is blessed to have more than a thousand religious sisters, brothers, and priests who actively help the faithful encounter Christ. Your CSA gifts allow the archdiocesan Office of Clergy and Consecrated Life to connect religious communities serving in our Archdiocese while focusing on vocations and offering spiritual and intellectual opportunities such as retreats, days of reflection and workshops. Some religious communities have a significant present in southeast Michigan, which is my home to many motherhouses and regional centers. But other communities are small, and bringing them together helps in their ministry and mission. For more information go to www.aod.org. AROUND TOWN The Society of Notre Dame de Bon Secours 11th Annual Family Golf Outing is coming up on Saturday, July 15th at Fox Creek Golf Course in Livonia. Sour Golf Package provides each golfer 18 holes w/cart, door prizes and meals for only $85 per golfer. Registrations received by June 30th are only $75 per golfer. We will also have a raffle. Please join the Society in fellowship, as we enjoy a round of golf, and raise funds to help local families. For more information, please contact Carrie Ryckman at 248-890-2872 or carrieryckman@hotmail.com. Page 3 JUNE PRAYER REQUESTS Virginia Alfano John Baritche Olga Bombyk Elaine D Aguanno Ray D Aguanno Cindy DeLorey Fr. Aaron DePeyster JoAnn Di Gregorio Rick Di Gregorio Sue Dunham Esther Fonesca Joyce Fryc William Hanses James Harder Kenneth Hasper Dolores Hnot Tom Kramer Vickie Kwyer Art Lewandowski Kathy Majewski Patricia Mazzola Anne Munir Ian Panter Lois Palmar Mary Perron Anthony Rzucidlo Bill Sikora Brother Jerry Smith Michelle Southwick Henry Staunton Noah Szmagaj Nellie Taylor Nancy Ventimiglia John Witalac, OFS Bernice Ziaja Ann Zombeck Thank you to all who submit updates. Remember that if you wish to have someone placed on the sick list, call the office. Also remember that names are valid for one month at a time.
Page 4 (Continued from page 3) CATHOLIC SUMMER CAMP JOBS. Now hiring paid seasonal summer camp staff, ages 17 and older to work at Camp Ozanam, CYO Girls Camp and CYO Boys Camp in Carsonville and Port Sanilac. At our Catholic camps, staff members benefit from working with all kinds of children, assisting with camp activities, and supervising campers overnight. Many of our staff will say that it s not what you give to the campers it s what you get from them! Gain interpersonal leadership skills and boost your career resum. Positions begin June 19, 2017. Find out more about summer employment at Camps Connect by visiting www.campsconnect.org.@camps-connect on Instagram or by calling 810.622.8744. We also have volunteer opportunity for high schoolers ages 16 and older, and adult volunteers on a weekly basis. Ste. Anne Parish French Mass: June 18, 2017 at Noon with special guest Fr. Ronald Witherup, S.S. General Superior of the Society of the Priests of St. Sulpice in Paris. Celebrating French heritage, culture and presence in the city of Detroit. Noon Healing Mass: Every first Tuesday of the month Fr. Gabriel Richard Chapel, daniellecenter@steannedetroit.org Explore Ste. Anne Public Tours: Tuesdays at 4:30 PM and Thursdays at 11 AM, 1000 Ste. Anne Street Detroit. TRINITY ORGAN RECITAL, SUNDAY, JUNE 11TH 4 PM Join us at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, 9844 Woodward in Detroit for Cathedral organist Joe Balistreri. Composers include: Bach, Franck, Messiaen, and Durufle. Free will offering. VICARIATE NEWS Maker Fun Factory: Created by God, built for a Purpose West Wayne Vicariate Vacation Bible School: June 26th-30th, 9 AM to Noon daily at Sacred Heart Parish. Space is limited! Contact Julie (Sacred Heart) at 313.565-1020 or by email at churchlady75@hotmail.com Donations of old, unusable CD s & DVD s, Lego s and Duplo blocks, tape (duct, electrical and masking) are needed. No walk-ins. Divine Child Summer Athletic & Enrichment Camps: Athletic camps in 8 sports as well as leadership, debate, rocketry, art & musical theater camps. Camps range in length from 3 days to 2 weeks. Great opportunities for students entering grades 4-8. Registration forms available at www.divinechildhighschool.org. For more information regarding our athletic camps, please contact Denise Brewis at 313.562.1990 x227 or brewis@divinechildhighschool.org. For more information regarding our enrichment camps, please contact Darcie Ruby at 313.562-1990 or rubyd@divinechildhighschool.org. Divine Child Young Adult Ministry Please join us every 3rd Saturday after the 4:30 Mass for a fun social event! Next Event: Serve a meal at a local soup kitchen, Saturday, June 17 at 6 PM. All are welcome. Single or Married. Ages 18 and up. Contact Andrea Fitzgerald for details at 313. 283.1729. St. Linus VBS: A Mighty Fortress July 24th-28th. Contact Donna at 313.274-5778 or by email at dredonna@stlinusparish.org St. Mel Final Weekend of Masses: June 24th and 25th. Closing Mass Friday, June 30th at 6 PM. Readings for the Week for June 11, 2017 Sunday: Ex 34:4b-6, 8-9/Dn 3:52-56/2 Cor 13:11-13/Jn 3:16-18 Monday: 2 Cor 1:1-7/Ps 34:2-9/Mt 5:1-12 Tuesday: 2 Cor 1:18-22/Ps 119:129-133, 135/Mt 5:13-16 Wednesday: 2 Cor 3:4-11/Ps 99:5-9/ Mt 5:17-19 Thursday: 2 Cor 3:15--4:1, 3-6/Ps 85:9ab, 10-14/Mt 5:20-26 Friday: 2 Cor 4:7-15/Ps 116:10-11, 15-18/Mt 5:27-32 Saturday: 2 Cor 5:14-21/Ps 103:1-4, 9-12/Mt 5:33-37 Next Sunday: Dt 8:2-3, 14b-16a/Ps 147:12-15, 19-20/1 Cor 10:16-17/Jn 6:51-58 DEARBORN HEIGHTS FLEA MARKET Register now for our June 16th and 17th Inside Flea Market at the Berwyn Center in Dearborn Heights. The Berwyn Center is located at 26155 Richardson. We have space available for those who wish to sell their goods. Tables of 6 feet are $20 and 8 foot tables are $25. Electrical outlets are available at an additional cost. Other information is available at 313.791.3550. We are also accepting donations excluding electronics and clothing. Call Monday through Thursday from 9 AM 3:30 PM. Thank you for your support! ********************************** REMINDER: The parish office will be closed Tuesday, July, 4th to celebrate Independence Day. See you on July 5th. ********************************* FOOD COLLECTION FOR JUNE 1-Hamburger Helper 2 Cereal 3 Rice-a-Roni 4 Canned Vegetables 5-Chili 6-Coffee/Tea 7-Baked Beans
Page 5 JUNE 17TH & 18TH LITURGY SCHEDULE 4:00 PM 11:00 AM Celebrant Fr. Kerner/Dn. Tom Fr. Morelli Fr. Morelli Reader Frank Bonfiglio Gloria Koss Janeen Bodary Ciborium Cup 1Betty DeMilde 2Therese Terns 1Dorothy Nouhan 2Robert Bryer 1Nancy Coyne 2Carmen Rodriguez 1Barbara Schlaff 2Mary Below 1Margaret Skora 2Theresa Skora 1Nina Cataldo 2Lisa Le Page Lilly B. Pam L. Helen J. Erabella L. Harrison L. EVENTS STEWARDSHIP June 11 AA 2 PM June 12 Rosary 6 PM June 13 Adoration Noon June 13 Novena 6:30 PM June 13 Mass 6:40 PM June 13 AA 7 PM June 15 Seniors 11AM June 16 AA 8 PM June 17 Confessions 3 PM June 18 AA 2 PM June 18 Happy Father s Day Remember your father June 18th. WELCOME VISITORS We are so pleased to have you visit our church. We joyfully welcome you in prayer to the family of St. Kateri parish. If you would like to become a member of our parish and join in the fun and service, please drop this completed form below in the offertory basket, register at the Book & Gift Shop or stop by our parish office Monday-Friday, 9 AM to Noon and 1 PM until 4:30 PM. ST. KATERI CHURCH Name(s) Address City Phone number Best contact time June 4, 2017 Week 49 Current Year to Date Budget $ 6,700.00 $ 328,300.00 Actual $ 9,125.00 $ 364,239.00 Variance $ 2,425.00 $ 35,939.00 KNIGHTS NOTES Remember that our Friday Fish Fry has not ended. We will continue to have the fish fry every Friday from 4 PM 8 PM. Join us every Tuesday for our Polish Dinners starting at 4 PM. The cost is $8.95 per person for your choice of two entrees, mashed potatoes and vegetable. And don t forget our Taco Thursdays. Some of the best tacos around are personally made by our staff. As a reminder to our members and families. If a family member dies that was a member of Fr. Patrick O Kelley Council or the Msgr. Schulte Assembly of the 4th degree, please notify us at 313.278.5600. 2017 Dearborn Homecoming is fast approaching and we are beginning to look for volunteers to help with our largest fundraises of the year. If a member, wife, sibling, child, or friend would like to help, please contact Rob Ciavaglia at 248-613- 6591 or email at mrciavaglia@sbcglobal.net. This is a wonderful opportunity to let the community know what the Knights of Columbus does for our area. Calling all golfers. The Grand Knight Open benefiting the Lennon Pregnancy Center will be held on Saturday, August 19th at Fellows Creek Gold Course in Canton. Lunch and awards follow at O Kelley Lounge. $80 per golfer for the 4 person scramble. Lunch is included. To register contact Steve Jacek at 248-349- 0490. Anthony P. Alfano U. S. Marines Mark E. Baran U. S. Air Force Louis J. Bardel Brendan Burns U. S. Navy Conor Burns U. S. Navy Nicholas Carleton Kari Crawford U.S. Army James R. Donahue Perry W. Edgell V. Mitchell Kaczmarek Diamond Knight U. S. Air Force Kathleen Lyons Teresa Lyons Timothy Lyons Raymond J. Pawlowski Garrett Quick U.S. Army Adam Schneider U.S. Army Christopher Shiner Haley Valentine Joseph R. Walker Please notify us if you wish to add someone to our list.
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