www.shrinechurch.com Shrine Herald July 4, 2010 Bearings Notes from Monsignor Easton Welcome This weekend we welcome our two new associate pastors, Father Anthony Camilleri and Father Beto Espinoza. Both are priests of the Archdiocese of Detroit. Father Lang and I are pleased to welcome them to their new home here at the National Shrine. They are both looking forward to becoming deeply involved in the faith life of the parish. Father Bogusław Migut also joined us this past week. Father will be with us throughout the month of July. We are happy to have him with us. He is both a gentleman and a scholar, adding much to our household and to the parish as well. July What happened to the month of June? It came and went so quickly. This weekend we already celebrate Independence Day. It is a good time for us to commit ourselves once again to the principals of freedom, liberty, and justice for all people. Let us pray for our great nation, that God will sanctify our country, protect our military, make us agents of peace and keep us always thankful for the gift of freedom. We pray that we may always remain true to the principles laid down by the founders of our nation and remain united under God. Since Monday, July 5, is the legal observance of the holiday, there will be one Mass at 9 am rather than the normal two masses. The regular schedule will resume on Tuesday. We wish everyone a safe, enjoyable, and restful celebration of the Fourth of July weekend. We proclaim Jesus as Lord and ourselves as servants for His sake. continued on page 3... Royal Oak, MI Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Happy Fourth of July Holiday! Due to the holiday, the rectory offices will be closed on Monday, July 5. Please make a note of this. In addition, there will only be one morning Mass on Monday, July 5 at 9 am.
Page 2 Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower Archdiocese of Detroit Please pray for the sick of our parish Gertrude Atienza Fe Bedayo Felipe Bigtacion Yvonne De Monaco Sabrina Fodera Lynn Frank Alice Groesbeck Beatrice Haffey Kathleen Kinney Gibson Larochelle Matthew Mannette Jerry Mansfield Ronnie Mays Eleanor Murphy John Nowak Robert Perry Jerry Rogers Siobhan Rutherford Joan Schearer Joner Shaihaia Faten Shakkal Gerry Shantz Arnie Szajna Carl Walters Karl Wolfe Please pray for the repose of the soul of Alfred Markus WE RE ALMOST THERE!!! Our CSA goal is within sight. As of this writing we are at 85% or about $170,000. Thanks to the 874 parish members who have contributed. There are still about 600 cards that were mailed out or picked up that have not been returned. We need your help to reach our CSA goal. There are many ways to submit your pledge card place it in the weekly collection, drop off at the parish office or drop it off in the Heritage Hall CSA boxes. Even if you are unable to support the CSA at this time please indicate that and return the card. REMEMBER Any funds collected over our goal Shrine keeps 100% of those dollars. Thanks again to those of you who have responded and let s surpass our goal with the remaining parish member contributions. Thank you. Healing Mass Vocations 2010 On Tuesday, July 13, there will be a Healing Mass at the Church of the Transfiguration, located at 25225 Code Rd., in Southfield. Mass will be at 7 pm with the Anointing of the Sick during Mass, followed by healing prayer over the people. Father Alex Kratz will preside. For more information contact: Margaret Williams 248.477.0767. The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few (Luke 10:2). Is God calling you to labor in His vineyard as a priest? Contact Fr. Tim Birney, Director of Priestly Vocations at 313.237.5875 or visit our Web site at www.vocationsdetroit.org. Holy Father s Prayer Intentions July 2010 Justice in Electing those who Govern General: That in every nation of the world the election of officials may be carried out with justice, transparency and honesty, respecting the free decisions of citizens. An Urban Culture of Justice, Solidarity and Peace Missionary: That Christians may strive to offer everywhere, but especially in great urban centers, an effective contribution to the promotion of education, justice, solidarity and peace.
www.shrinechurch.com July 4, 2010 Page 3 continued from page 1 Bearings... Revised Roman Missal A little over a year from now, in the fall of 2011, the revised English version of the Roman Missal will be introduced for common use in the English speaking world. Is the Mass changing? No it is not. The Latin Roman Missal that is the base for all other translations remains basically unchanged. There are additions made for the saints who have been canonized since the original edition in 1985, and the inclusion of the Eucharistic Prayer for Various Needs and Occasions. The Mass is not changing, and the third edition of the Roman Missal is not a new book. So why will the Mass sound different and why will we be using different words than we have now? The principles for the translation of the Latin text have changed. In 1969 rules were established for translation using the principle of dynamic equivalence that is the principle that when translating from one language to another the meaning of the original text should be emphasized rather than the word for word translation. In 2002, a year after Pope John Paul II introduced the third edition of the Roman Missal; the Congregation for the Divine Worship issued new instructions for the translation of the texts. They called for the translation of the texts to follow the principle of formal equivalency that when translating from one language to another, the word-for-word translation of the original text should be emphasized, rather than the meaning of the text. Personally, I believe this is much more accurate and brings us closer to the mystery of the Eucharist as God intends and not some meaning that we have ascribed to the Mass. It will take some getting used to. The end result will be an improvement. We have a year to prepare and will continually address the subject in a variety of ways. Rosie, Carlito & Kodiak As I mentioned last week, Rosie taught Kodi how to swim. She was a very good and patient teacher. First she enticed Kodi into the water. She did not force him. She just demonstrated how much fun she was having in the water. Eventually, he couldn t stand it any longer and got off the dock into the shallow water. Wow, it was fun. He jumped around splashing the water having a really good time. Once he was comfortable. Rosie approached him with her tennis ball. She would let him play with it and then take it back, each time going a little further into the water. Then it happened. All of a sudden, Kodi realized that his feet were no longer touching the bottom. He was swimming. It was great. Now he was swimming with Rosie. Rosie is pretty smart. She can easily out swim Kodi anytime, leaving him in her wake. She taught him how not to drown, but not how to out swim a pro. Divine Life Baptized in Christ Amelia Rose daughter of Blake and Diane (Lehr) Hattermann Gracie Reine daughter of Mark and Krista (Berry) Ivanovic Marie Jane daughter of Andre and Lora (Hesch) Graentzdoerffer Mieke Tina daughter of Franz and Jennifer (Nelson Mefford) DeRaad Teagan Elyce daughter of Mark and Amanda (Myers) Thomas Banns of Marriage First Bann Wendy Leason and Keith Stickley Melissa Shoemaker and Jesse Farrel Third Bann Judith Pelczar and Llorens Chenevert Marissa Marquez and Gary Onnela Word of Life We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and pursuit of Happiness: that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. ~The Declaration of Independence (1776)
Page 4 Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower Mass Information Monday, July 5 9:00 am Mass Msgr. Easton John Ginotti, Justin Cantrell Tuesday, July 6 6:30 am Mass Fr. Camilleri Mary Sier, Cassia Burley 8:30 am Mass Fr. Espinoza Jacqueline Vidosh, Rose Vidosh Wednesday, July 7 6:30 am Mass Fr. Lang Gregory Golias, Andrew Jaeger 8:30 am Mass Msgr. Easton Andrew North, Joe Wagner Thursday, July 8 6:30 am Mass Fr. Espinoza Dmitri Krick, Sean Ruhle 8:30 am Mass Fr. Camilleri Maureen Luddy, Madeline Rozanski Friday, July 9 6:30 am Mass Fr. Migut Anthony Fisher, Andre Moon 8:30 am Mass Fr. Lang Blake Smith, Niklas Jenkins Saturday, July 10 8:30 am Mass Fr. Migut Asher Smith, Robby Zink Readings of The Week Monday, July 5 Hos 2:16, 17c-18, 21-22 Mt 9:18-26 Tuesday, July 6 Hos 8:4-7, 11-13 Mt 9:32-38 Wednesday, July 7 Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12 Mt 10:1-7 Thursday, July 8 Hos 11:1-4, 8c-9 Mt 10:7-15 Friday, July 9 Hos 14:2-10 Mt 10:16-23 Saturday, July 10 Is 6:1-8 Mt 10:24-33 Sunday, July 11 Dt 30:10-14 Col1:15-20 10:25-37 Sunday, July 11 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Vigil Masses (on Saturday) 4:30 pm Mass Fr. Espinoza Lectors Hospitality Maria Ward, Ginny Gamber Mark Ruhle, Sean Ruhle Christian Rozanski, Cooper Skaggs Andrew North Margie Suchyta, Team 6:30 pm Mass Msgr. Easton Lectors Don Erwin, Bob Livingston Stefanie della Porta, Candice Burley Cassia Burley, Anna DeHondt Hospitality Gerald Schaffran, Team Sunday Masses 7:30 am Mass Fr. Lang Lectors Marge Chouinard, Phil Clark George Vidosh, Jess Moon Andre Moon, Blake Smith Hospitality MaryAnn Skaggs, Team 9:00 am Mass Msgr. Easton Lectors Thomas DeVoe, Lauren Battle Sarah Quigley Allie Archambault, Maddie Welsh Maureen Murphy, Reilly Carr Hospitality John Burg, Team 10:45 am Mass Fr. Camilleri Lectors Jerry Sedick, Mark Mason Lauren Eichberger, Lily Queen Lucy Queen, Gabrielle Schmidt Emcee Scott Ruhle Hospitality Wayne Friedman, Team 12:30 pm Mass Fr. Migut Lectors Marge Caram, Janie Lynch Joe Anstett, Brian Anstett Tommy Sinutko, Niklas Jenkins, Brad Chaklos Hospitality Hugh Brennan, Team 6:00 pm Mass Fr. Espinoza Lectors Mitch Joa, Alyssa Cramer, Genevieve Schmidt Luke McCloskey, Chris McCloskey Daniel Tresnak, Alexander Bruckner Hospitality Tom Torma, Team
www.shrinechurch.com July 4, 2010 Page 5 Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration "In imitation of the sacrificial Victim of Calvary and of the Mass, who in Heaven ever pleads for us, we must, with a constancy that knows "no change, nor shadow of alteration," strive after the perfection of sanctity: Crucifixion with Christ." - Fr. John Kane, Transforming Your Life through the Eucharist How does one pray for an hour in adoration? Here are some suggestions offered by the Maronite Monks of Adoration: 1. Slowly read the Sacred Scripture until something hits you. Then listen. 2. Say the Holy Rosary. 3. Look at the Good God, and let Him look at you. 4. See the Blessed Virgin kneeling next to you, adoring her Son and praying with you. 5. Realize that your Holy Guardian Angel is with you. Ask him to coach you in holiness. 6. See our Lord in His Passion...stand there, with Him, as Our Lady does. 7. Talk to Him heart to Heart. 8. Pray for vocations. 9. Sing a song to Him in your heart. 10. Tell Him what you are afraid of. Then listen. Open hours: Monday, 1 am; Tuesday, 2 am; Thursday, 11 am, noon, and 2 pm; Saturday, 4 pm. Partners are desired for the following hours: Sunday, 10 am, 2, 5, and 6 pm; Monday, 5 and 10 am; Thursday, 7, 10, 11 am and 2 pm; Friday, 9 and 11 am and 4 pm; the 1 pm hour on Sunday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday; and the 7 pm hour on Sunday. Call Marie Lama at 248.655.0309 if you are interested in a Holy Hour or are interested in subbing. Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, pray for us! Crisis Pregnancy? Mother and Unborn Baby Care can help! Call 248.559.7576 Hurting from an abortion experience? Call Silent No More 800.395.HELP Mass Intentions Monday, July 5 St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria 9:00 am James Haubert Tuesday, July 6 St. Maria Goretti 6:30 am Intentions of Tim and Laura Mruszkewycz 8:30 am John O'Brien Wednesday, July 7 6:30 am Geraldine Moll 8:30 am Karen Prus Hoban Thursday, July 8 6:30 am Clara Pyska 8:30 am Debra Saber-Salisbury Friday, July 9 St. Augustine Zhao Rong and his companions 6:30 am George Katsaralas 8:30 am Fran Acker Saturday, July 10 8:30 am Intentions of Roger T. Cruz Sunday, July 11 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Vigil Masses (on Saturday) 4:30 pm Josephine Clever 6:30 pm Donna Jones Sunday Masses 7:30 am Intentions of the Parishioners of NSLF 9:00 am Mary Selewski 10:45 am Andy and Eva Lesondak 12:30 pm Marie Costello 6:00 pm Donna Mott
Page 6 Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower Military Please pray for our Military Sgt. Daniel J. Allen, USMC Maj. Eric Ansorge PhD, US Army Patrick Paul Atallah, USMC Maj. Louis M. Berra, USAF Envin E. Billings, US Army Pvt. Sean Brady, U.S. Army Capt. Matthew Cain, US Army Pat Carroll, USAF, Shrine 61, MIA Crisanto R. Delos, USCG Lt. Joseph W. Doman, US Navy Col. Thomas M. Doman, USMC PV2-E2 Melissa Ducastel, US Army Lt. Jason D. Everts, US Army Thomas Fern, USAF LCpl. Sarah Fitzpatrick, USMC Lt. Troy Perry Glendye, USCG Cpl. Gary R. Gmeiner, USMC Joseph Haddad, USMC LCpl. Matthew Hebert, USMC SSgt. Philip Huber, USMC Jacob Kindl, USMC Ssgt. Troy P. Kosal, US Army Andrew Kostrzewa, US Navy 2 nd Lt. Nicholas Robert Langan, US Army Peter Laperriere, US Navy Brian MacKenzie, USAF GS13 Dan Marem MI BN Spec. Ryan McWilliams, US Army Rangers Capt. Christopher Mellon, USMC Aaron Mingle, US Navy Matthew Mitchell, US Navy 1st Capt. Johnny Pruitt, ASAF Cpl. Eric Nakalsky, USMC Spec. Kevin C. Oldani, F.A.S.T. USMC Lt. Daniel P. Palmer, US Army Lt. John F. Palmer, US Army Lt. Martin J. Palmer, US Army Maj. Loren D. Penney, US Army Maj. David M. Reilly, USMC Anthony Reynolds, USAF Capt. David N. Roberts, USMC Cpl. Derrick Savage, USMC Andrew Schulte, US Army Lt. Col. Eric J. Simpson, FA LCpl. Ronald C. Smart, USMC Capt. Michael Szalma, US Army PV2 Christopher M. Villerot, US Army LCpl. Andrew Villareal, USMC Spec. David Wittla, US Army Life Matters As we celebrate our nation s independence this weekend, spend some time pondering those famous words in the Declaration of Independence: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed, by their Creator, with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. We live in a country where we are blessed with many freedoms and we fight around the world to protect the freedoms of others. Yet, so many people in this country are stripped of the basic right to live every day. Will you fight for them? They are the unborn babies in danger of abortion, they are the embryos stored in labs waiting to be destroyed for their stem cells, they are the disabled and terminally ill who are made to feel they are inconvenient and their suffering has no meaning, they are the elderly who are told they are putting a strain on the health care system. Someday, they may be you. The history of our country has been forever changed by those who have not been given the right to live or whose life has been cut short. What do you suppose our forefathers would say about giving people the right to choose yet depriving others the right to live? Are we really independent and free? The Manhattan Declaration: The Global Christian Community As a Christian community, it is important to remember our brothers and sisters of all ages and of all nations, not just those close to home. Around the globe, cases of genocide and ethnic cleansing, the abandonment of the aged, racial oppression and discrimination, and the persecution of believers of all faiths, among other travesties, appeal to our Christian community s truly consistent ethic of love and life for all humans in all circumstances. The Manhattan Declaration was drafted to bring about a movement of Christians who will stand together alongside other men and women of goodwill to advance and defend the issues we hold dear. Detroit Archbishop Allen Vigneron encourages all faithful to learn more about the Declaration. To read it online, visit www.aodonline.org/manhattan. Beginning Experience Weekends Beginning Experience Weekends are for persons who are widowed, separated or divorced. The next BE weekend is scheduled for October 1 3, 2010. For details, call Debbie at 248.351.0368, Sue at 248.219.9417, Toni at 248.549.1162, or Nancy at 248.549.1652, or visit us on our Web site at www.beginningexperience.org. Just a reminder, please notify us when you have additions to the Military prayer list, or when one of our Military members can be taken off the prayer list. Thank you!
www.shrinechurch.com July 4, 2010 Page 7 Lending Library Finding God In Troubled Times: The Holy Spirit and Suffering by Richard J. Hauser, S.J. " In this reflective spirituality, informal in style and dotted with personal anecdotes, Hauser gently speaks to all Christians, suggesting that we can combine a spirituality of suffering with a theology of Christ, but only after we examine suffering as we find it in the Bible. He shows us the role that the Holy Spirit played for Jesus and Paul in their own suffering and reconciliation and helps us to understand a similar role of the Holy Spirit for our own lives. On this solid footing we can begin to tackle --in a personal way--the age old problem of understanding our loving God in the midst of our often painful and difficult world." (Section 8, Spirituality). Lending Library hours are Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm, and Fridays from 9:15 am to Noon, in the National Shrine Conference Center, Room C (across the alley from the Northwood parking lot). For information call Kathy McGuire at 248.541.6834 or JoAn Gilleran at 248.629.4045. Father Solanus Guild 50th Anniversary and Mass/ Novena for the Cause of Solanus Casey St. Bonaventure Chapel and Solanus Casey Center Novena begins July 23 at 12:15 pm. Mass with novena prayers including BVM Litany and Prayer for Beatification of Venerable Solanus. July 24 Mass/novena at 4 pm followed by 6 pm Dinner Celebration (Reservations Only) and guest speaker, The Ark of St. Ambrose, Grosse Pointe Park, $50 per person. Sunday, July 25, Masses are 9 and 11 am and 1:30 pm. July 26-31 Daily Mass/Novena at 12:15 pm. For dinner tickets (advanced only) or leaflets to pray with us privately, call Mary at 313.579.2100, ext. 169. Full details at www.solanuscasey.org. Sunday, July 4 Masses 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am; 12:30, and 6:00 pm Rosary For The Unborn AC 5 pm 6 th Grade Boys Basketball GS Gym 7 pm Monday, July 5 Masses 9:00 am Legion of Mary Devotional CC-B 7:30 pm Tuesday, July 6 Masses 6:30, 8;30 am Sewing/Quilting Group CC-A 10 am Hispanic Women s Conference Planning CC-SH 6 pm Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions STC 6:45 pm 40 Days of Life Meeting CC-A 7 pm ENDOW Mulieris Dignitatem CC-B 7 pm Love of God Prayer Group Meeting STC 8 pm Wednesday, July 7 Masses 6:30, 8:30 am Men s Bible Study CC-B 6:15 am Summer Teacher Session CC-A 11 am Baptism Class in STC STC 7 pm Thursday, July 8 Masses 6:30, 8:30 am Hispanic Group Meeting YR 6 pm SCRIP Gift Card Sales HH-EW 6:30 pm Events Calendar Friday, July 9 Masses 6:30, 8:30 am ENDOW Women s Study CC-A, B 8 am Saturday, July 10 Mass 8:30 am Master Plan Oversight Committee Meeting HH-BR 10 am Confessions 3-4 pm, 5:30-6:15 pm Sunday Liturgy 4:30, 6:30 pm Sunday, July 11 Masses 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am; 12:30, and 6:00 pm Discalced Carmelites Secular Meeting CC- SH 1 pm Rosary For The Unborn AC 5 pm 6 th Grade Boys Basketball GS Gym 7 pm Events Calendar Location Guide A Academy AC Adoration Chapel, Coughlin Building CC-SH Conference Center, Seton Hall CC-A Conference Center, Room A CC-B Conference Center, Room B CC-C Conference Center, Room C CL Choir Loft CR Choir Room GS Grade School HH-BR Heritage Hall Board Room HH-B Heritage Hall Mtg. Rm. B HH-EW Heritage Hall East Wing HH-WW Heritage Hall West Wing HH-MF Heritage Hall Main Floor HS High School STC St. Thérèse Chapel YR Youth Room
Page 8 Shrine Herald National Shrine of the Little Flower Religious Formation Family Activities Vacation Bible School 205 children had a great time at High Seas Expedition this past week. We learned that God s Word is true, God s Word is comforting, God s Word is surprising, God s Word is life-changing and God s Word is for everyone! We had live music, made crafts, played games, acted out Bible stories and watched the adventures of Chadder the Chipmunk. Watch for pictures next week of our journey on the High Seas! Preschool Religious Formation Register now for Preschool Religious Formation We are now accepting preschool registrations for the upcoming fall for those potty trained children who will be at least 3 by December 1 and will not be starting kindergarten yet. For more information or to get a registration form, please contact Janie Lynch at jlynch@shrinechurch.com or 248.541.5133. Elementary Religious Formation Register Now for the 2010-2011 Religious Formation Year Registration forms have been sent home to all currently enrolled grades P-8 after-school Religious Formation families. Please return completed registrations by May 14. If you are new to the program or would like to register a new sibling, please contact our office at rcramer@shrinechurch.com or 248.541.5133 to get a registration form. Programs meet on the following days and times: Preschool (ages 3 & 4), Sundays during 9 am Mass in the Church Youth Room. Elementary (K-6), Mondays from 4:30-5:30 pm or 6-7 pm at Shrine Catholic Grade School. Grades 7 & 8, Mondays 6:15 7:30 pm at Shrine Catholic Academy. High School Youth Ministry (9-12), Sundays from 7 9 pm in the Church Youth Room. The Preschool Religious Formation and High School Youth Ministry programs are designed for all parish families while the K-8 programs are geared specifically to public school or home-schooled children. Sacramental Preparation Children ages 6-16 who wish to receive Baptism, Reconciliation, Eucharist or Confirmation must receive religious formation for a minimum of two consecutive years in a Catholic School or after-school formation program. Children who attend Shrine Catholic Schools or our after-school programs will automatically receive sacrament registration materials to complete before starting grades 2 and 7. All others must contact the Religious Formation Office at 248.541.5133. Examples of children in this group include students at other Catholic schools, children who are older than the typical age/grade, or non-catholics wishing to become Catholic. Youth Service Team Opportunities Angels Place Miracle League Mondays during the summer, 5:15 to 6:30 pm Miracle League Field, 26000 Evergreen, Southfield Come experience a summer pastime in a way you never have before! Volunteers are needed to aid Angels Place residents (adults with developmental disabilities) with their softball league. Confirmation candidates, along with a parent, are needed to assist and encourage the residents as they bat, run bases, and play the field. Bring the whole family and cheer the team on! Interested candidates should contact Dawn Bradley at dbradley@angelsplace.com or at 248.350.2203. Home Gardening and Yard Maintenance Angels Place Resident Homes Are you looking for a way to fit service hours into your busy summer schedule? Choose a convenient time for your family and help Angels Place in a meaningful way. Angels Place has several resident homes for adults with developmental disabilities in the Royal Oak area. Many of these homes need assistance in gardening and yard maintenance (weeding, trimming, planting flowers, etc.) Confirmation candidates and at least one parent can h e l p b y c o n t a c ti ng D a w n B r a d l e y a t dbradley@angelsplace.com or at 248.350.2203. Focus: HOPE Food Distribution Saturday, July 10, 9 am, Ferndale Site Parents and youth are needed to unload the truck for the Focus: HOPE food distribution site. It is located in Ferndale on 9 mile Rd at the OLHSA building (across from the Police Station). To register, please contact Mrs. Cerone at 248.541.5133 or scerone@shrinechurch.com with the words Focus Hope in the subject line.
www.shrinechurch.com July 4, 2010 Page 9 Cross Connections HS Youth Ministry Attention all teens: Keep watching this section for exciting changes coming to the High School Ministry Program! Also watch for summer adventures including Cedar Point and a Tiger's Family Night. To help raise money for our mission trip and our trip to World Youth Day, Cross Connections is collecting old cell phones (no accessories) and used ink jet cartridges (no laser or toner cartridges please). If you have any donations please drop them off in the marked box at the top of the stairs leading to the Youth Room. Also, if you would like to donate money for our trip to World Youth Day you can do so by visiting the donations page at www.shrinechurch.com and selecting World Youth Day. Adult Religious Formation Rediscovering Catholicism Women s Book Study Group Friday Mornings July 9 to September 24, 9:30 to 11:30 am National Shrine Conference Center, Room A Please join us as we delve into Matthew Kelly s book, Rediscovering Catholicism, using a companion study guide. Beginning with our common yearning for happiness, Rediscovering Catholicism, takes us on an adventure of lifechanging proportions by addressing some of the most important questions we face today both as individuals and as a Church. Are you happy? Do you really think you will find happiness where you are presently searching? Are you living an authentic life? Does your life lack meaning? Why are so many people experiencing depression today? What are your habits? How would you like your life to change? Is Jesus still relevant? Can the ancient traditions of Catholic spirituality help us to deal with the challenges of our modern lives? These sessions will be facilitated by Judy Maten and Vikki Jenkins. if you have one. A limited number of free books will be available. Please bring your copy of the book to this study, Please RSVP to vikkij@wideopenwest.com or call 248.549.1266 so that materials are prepared and ready for every participant. ENDOW Women's Study Group Evening Session "Mulieris Dignitatem" (On the Dignity and Vocation of Women) Tuesday Evenings, July 6-September 7, 7 to 9 pm National Shrine of the Little Flower Conference Center, Room B Join us as we delve into Mulieris Dignitatem, On the Dignity and Vocation of Women. During the weekly studies we will explore this apostolic letter, written in the form of a meditation in which we ponder the truths of the faith and the role faith plays in our own lives. This 10-week discussion and study group is part of the ENDOW (Educating on the Nature and Dignity of Women) series. Cost for the class is $60, which includes all materials. The course will be facilitated by Linda Rathburn. Register online at www.endowonline.com. Financial assistance is available to those in need--contact Margaret McCann at 303.715.3224 at the National ENDOW Office in Denver for more information or for assistance in registering. Other questions may be directed to Linda Rathburn at drrlmr@wowway.com or by calling 248.467.4372.
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www.shrinechurch.com July 4, 2010 Page 11 Shrine Devotional Groups Rosary for the Unborn The Rosary for the Unborn is said every Sunday at 5 pm in the Adoration Chapel. Mother of Perpetual Help and Chaplet of Divine Mercy Devotions Tuesdays at 6:45 pm in the St. Thérèse Chapel. Love of God God blesses us abundantly. He is so faithful and continues to pour His Spirit out on us at the Tuesday night prayer meetings. God encourages us to praise Him. Consider joining us Tuesday evenings at 8 pm in the St. Thérèse Chapel. League of the Little Flower Devotions to St. Thérèse are held every second and fourth Wednesday of the month at 7 pm. Please join us on July 14 and 28 at 7 pm in the St. Thérèse Chapel, as we seek the intercession of St. Thérèse in offering up our petitions to Our Lord. Remembering her words, I will spend my heaven doing good on earth...i will let fall a shower of roses. Holy Hour for Vocations The Holy Hour for Vocations is held every Wednesday at 7 pm in the Stone Chapel at St. Hugo of the Hills. A Family Perspective The Gospel today is clear: Peace comes to a household if a peaceful person lives there. Peace starts with your ability to forgive, to correct without attacking, to accept the ways of others, and to recognize that a different opinion is not a personal rejection. It is actually your own peace which you give to your family. In today s Gospel the apostles were giddy with their new power ( Even the demons obey us! ). On this July 4th weekend, Jesus cautions that power is easily misused to dominate or manipulate others. True power is meant to free captives, especially those handcuffed by grief, chained to unresolved conflict, jailed inside a timid personality, or imprisoned by illness. - Bud Ozar NATIONAL SHRINE of the Little Flower Parish Office 2100 W. 12 Mile Road, Royal Oak, MI 48073-3910 Pastoral Staff Parish Main Number... 248.541.4122 Rev. Msgr. William H. Easton, Pastor... ext 415 Rev. Joseph Lang, Assoc... ext 412 Rev. Anthony Camilleri, Assoc... ext 419 Rev. Adalberto Espinoza, Assoc... ext 416 Rev. Mr. Thomas R. Avery, Deacon... ext 422 Christian Service, Sister Noreen Ellison, SC... ext 411 Director of Liturgical Music, Mr. Rob Abbott... ext 442 Parish Education & Religious Formation Staff Shrine Catholic High School, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073 Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken... 248.549.2925 Shrine Catholic Academy, 3500 W 13 Mile Rd. R.O. 48073 Principal, Mrs. Gabrielle Erken... 248.549.2928 Shrine Catholic Grade School, 1621 Linwood R.O. 48067 Principal, Mrs. Sharon Dixon... 248.541.4622 Director of Recruiting, Mrs. Meg Armstrong... 248.549.2925 Religious Education Office Coordinator, Renee Cramer... 248.541.5133 Youth Minister (9-12 grades), Christine Wist... 248.541.5133 Director of RCIA and Adult Formation, Mr. John LaCroix... 248.543.6955 Development Staff Associate Director of Development, Mrs. Laurie Bilkie-Snyder... ext 432 Associate Director of Development, Mr. Matthew York... ext 455 Parish Support Staff Executive Assistant, Mrs. Anne Knapik... ext 413 Parish Secretary/Receptionist, Mrs. Charlene Lewandowski... ext 410 Financial Supervisor, Mr. Jim Skaggs... ext 423 Parish Bookkeeper, Mrs. Mary Ellen Wassenberg... ext 421 Building & Grounds Maintenance, Mr. Barney Tatomir... ext 420 National Shrine Director/Church Tours, Mr. Jack Hoolehan... ext 418 Tuition Manager/Marketing Specialist/Herald Editor, Mrs. Vicki Holtyn... ext 448 Office Hours Monday - Friday... 9 am-5 pm, 6:30 pm-9 pm Saturday... 9 am-2:30 pm Emergencies handled at any time. Please limit other visits or phone calls to the above times. Church Hours Monday - Friday... 5:30 am-5 pm Saturday... 7:30 am-after 6:30 pm Mass Sunday... 6:30 am-after 6:00 pm Mass Gift Shop Hours Monday - Friday... 1 pm-4 pm Second Saturday of the Month... 5:30 pm-6:30 pm Second Sunday of the Month... 9:30 am-2 pm Masses Sunday... 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 am, 12:30, 6:00 pm Saturday... 8:30 am, 4:30 pm, 6:30 pm Weekday... 6:30, 8:30 am Holy Day... 6:30, 8:30 am, 12:00 noon, 7:30 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation After 6:30 am Mass; Saturdays 3-4 pm and 5:30-6 pm. Sacrament of Baptism Sunday at 2 pm. Please contact Charlene Lewandowski in the Parish Office at ext 410. Sacrament of Marriage Parish members, please contact Anne Knapik in the Parish Office at ext 413 at least six months in advance. Spiritual Care for the Sick and Homebound Please notify the Parish Office or Sister Noreen at extension 411 if there is an illness, hospitalization or need for homebound ministry. We will do our best to provide spiritual support for our parishioners. Parish Tours Docents are on duty from 10 am-4 pm Monday-Saturday except during services. Groups of 10 or more call Jack Hoolehan at 248.541.4122, ext. 418 to schedule a time. Shrine Herald Submissions are due Monday by 1 pm. Articles should be emailed to herald@shrinechurch.com to be considered for publication. For questions and/or comments, please contact the Shrine Herald Editor. While we urge our readers to consider patronizing our advertisers, we cannot and do not endorse their conduct or performance. For information on advertising in the Shrine Herald, please call 586.979.4241, ext. 326.
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