St. Kateri CATHOLIC CHURCH 16101 Rotunda Drive Dearborn, MI 48120 MAY 27, 2018 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 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: 4:006:30 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 SUNDAY FROM THE PASTOR S DESK By Fr. Terry Kerner On Pentecost Sunday at the 11 AM Mass, we announced the names of those individuals who will be serving on this year s Pastoral Council. The following individuals will be returning to the Council Nina Cataldo, Lynn Jakob, Pam Lewis, Doug Piazza and Joe Walsh. These members will join Janeen Bodary, Mike Burke and Theresa Skora who will be fulfilling the last of their three year commitment to the council. We also welcome to the Council Diane Powell as a new member. Finally, special thanks to Larry Kosiba who has decided to retire from the Council. The Pastoral Council serves as an advisory group to the Pastor to assist in planning programs and events for the Parish. I want to personally thank each of these parishioners for answering the call of the Holy Spirit. As we inaugurate this weekend the preliminary day of the summer season, we do so rightfully remembering the fallen who made it possible for us to celebrate. Of our many freedoms insured by their sacrifice they made it possible to freely worship. All are invited to a simple outdoor Mass this Monday at Mary s shrine behind the church. Bring a lawn chair and your intention to remember what Memorial Day is all about. I have included the following prayer to help us express what is special about this coming Monday. PRAYER FOR THE FALLEN God our creator and sustainer, today our country brings to our memory those who have defended this nation in times of trouble. They have sacrificed their lives to protect our shores from those who would limit our freedoms or enslave us to ways that are against your will. Bring all those who have died in service to our country into your heavenly presence. We humbly call down your blessing on those still serving; grant your heavenly protection to these men and women, and open your Sacred Heart to give them peace and comfort. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Page 2 FAITH FORMATION By Grace Lakatos If I knew then what I know now Let s admit it, if we had known we would have run for the hills! But we don t have to be afraid and we don t have to run. The Apostles didn t know what laid ahead for them as they gathered in the upper room. They waited. They prayed even more and even harder. What a powerful message! God is always with us. His presence in the form of the Holy Spirit dwells within us to give us strength, courage, and an abundance of faith. Just as Jesus fulfilled his promise to the Apostles to care and work with abundance of faith. Just as Jesus fulfilled his promise to the Apostles to care to work with them as they went out to the world as his witnesses, so too does he fulfill that promise to us. To aid in the fulfillment, pray. And our prayer lives take practice. The more we practice the more natural prayer becomes, just like breathing. This past week, our Confirmation Preparation students were introduced to The Prayer Process developed by Matthew Kelly and the Dynamic Catholic Team. The seven step process is a simple way to engage in conversation with God every day. And isn t prayer exactly that...talking with your best friend, God? The process begins with Gratitude, simply thanking God for whatever you are most grateful today. Then thinking back over the last day, talk with God about those situations where you weren t at your best and your Awareness of it now and what you have learned from them. Moving on, think of a Significant Moment in those past 24 hours where God was trying to say something to you and explore what it might be. Next, ask God for forgiveness for any wrongs you may have committed and for a deep, abiding Peace within you. Having complete freedom to Say anything to God, ask Him how you can change your life to experience the Freedom to be the best version of yourself. Others are not to be left out of your prayer life either. Asking God to guide and bless them is also vital to a meaningful prayer life. Lastly, conclude with the prayer that Jesus taught his Apostles and disciples so many years ago. The Our Father. Our students were given the assignment to pray for 10 minutes each day from the class this past Monday to when we meet again and to journal how the time spent in prayer has changed them. Can they do it? Will they do it? Will you pray with them and for them? And if you know one of them, remind them of the assignment, please. PARISH NEWS HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURS Mass will take place at 9 AM on Monday at the Shrine of Mary. Remember that the office will be closed that day and will re-open on Tuesday, May 29th at 9 AM. MAY OCTOBER ROSARY Please join us on Monday evenings at 6 PM at the Blessed Mother s Shrine to say the rosary. You may wish to bring a lawn chair if you need to be seated. JPII GIFT AND BOOK SHOP NEWS With Spring and all the recent rains, gardening season is upon us. The Gift and Book Shop now carries small garden statues and wind chimes. Add a reminder of God s presence in all creation to your newly planted garden. This is also a season for moving into new homes. St. Joseph home seller statues and house warming gifts are available in the shop. Stop by and browse before and after weekend Masses. TRAVEL NEWS Our French Canadian Autumn trip continues to be very popular. Flyers are available at the entrances to the church for this 7 day/6 night trip to Montreal, Quebec City & Niagara Falls on Sept. 23-29. Sightseeing, churches, falls, food and fun are all included. The trip cost is $1,379 per person (double occupancy). An enhanced driver s license, passport card or passport is required. Call Pat Ayland at 441-3355 or the church office at 336-3227 with questions. Monday, May 28th Memorial Day Deceased members of the Military Tuesday, May 29th 6:40 PM Leonardo Manno (by Ellie & Stan Sajewski) Wednesday, May 30th Margaret Langan (by Jim Melnik) Thursday, May 31st Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Leo Condo (by Maryann Condon) Friday, June 1st St. Justin, Martyr Josephine De Filippi (by Family) Saturday, June 2nd St. Marcellinus & Peter, Martyrs 4:00 PM Pauline Katarsky (by Family) Olga Bombyk (by Mrs. Bierut & 3rd grade) Sunday, June 3rd Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ Ed Hepler (by Jo-Ann Curtis) Dan Skora (by Amy & Mark Catallo) 11:00 AM Sara Stuk (by Family) Lenora Kramer (by niece, Gail) Maria Calabrese & Elaine DeDeco (by Rose Brunetti)
Page 3 THE TRINITY The Trinity is central to Christian revelation in which God the Father gives the Son to the world as a love offering, confirmed and kept alive in the spirit of their mutual love and unity. In this image, the great Father-Wakan Tanka appears with a full headdress of eagle feathers in a halo of light. His open hands deliver the Son, a victorious Sioux warrior whose raised arms and open hands reflect a similar gesture of self-giving. He wears a richly decorated buckskin war shirt-heavily fringed, beaded and painted with the four color circle of the universe as its breast plate. The eagle complete the spiral of Trinitarian love and unity. Traditional iconography gives witness to the human face of the Sacred. This icon, imaged in the features of America s indigenous peoples, reveals anew that sacred poser. It celebrated the soul of the Native American as the original spiritual presence on this continent, and as a prophetic sign, it celebrates the reconciliation of the spiritual vision of Native and Christian peoples of this land. SCHOOL BELLS St. Sebastian 47th Annual Festival St. Sebastian Join in the fun at this weekend s Festival. Rides, live entertainment, games, Vegas room, bingo, food and treats. AROUND THE VICARIATE DIVINE CHILD /K OF C GARAGE SALE: Saturday, June 16th in the High School Parking lot from 9 AM 3 PM. Spots available for rent. Contact Ron at 313.459.7284. ST. SEBASTIAN-ST.VINCENT DE PAUL I am pleased to announce our Allen Park Meijer Store has once again agreed to assist us with their Simply Give program. We are asking you to come to the Allen Park Meijer store NOW through Sunday, June 17th and make a $10 donation or more. Meijer will match your donation. Stop in at the Meijer on the hill and donate to our pantry. If you can, on Friday, June 1st, Meijer has offered to DOUBLE your donation so your $10 just became $30 with 100% going to our pantry. Help us keep our shelves filled through the summer when donations are slow to come in. You make our holiday Simply Give program a success. Remember, the need doesn t stop during the summer. Help fight local hunger. Come to Meijer in Allen Park and give what you can so we can feel others. Thank you and God Bless. SHIPWRECKED: RESCUED BY JESUS! VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: Hosted this year by St. Sebastian, this week long adventure is open to children in Kindergarten to 6th grade, from June 25th to 29th (9 AM 12 Noon). Volunteers, 7th grade to adults are needed. Information can be obtained from Jan Russell, DRE, St. Sebastian at 313-563-0960. SACRED HEART PARISH SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Join us Wednesday, June 13 for the first of Summer Concerts.. All programs will take place in the Church. The first summer concert features the New Verse Chamber Ensemble. The program begins at 7 PM. See you there~! MAY PRAYER REQUESTS Carlilosot Anasco Deloris Antko Aurora Balino Julia Bernardo Marvella Bonell Frank Bonfiglio Tina Brighton Harry Burrell Wanda Darcangelo Cindy Delorey Eddie Falkiewicz Katie Fell Liz Finney James Gerrity Marguerite Golembieski Lucille Hasper Peggy Hengesbaugh Samir Jaward Shirley Jolly Beverly Kohlstrand Vicky Kwyer Denise Lagerstrom Nolan McCarty Mike Martin Katherine Miller Patrica C. Nasarzewski Ethel O Day Emily Opincar Theresa Paremba Carolyn Reeber Jane Roberts Eunice Robinson Olga Rowe Kerri Philiben Rowland Ed Schuler Richard Stepien Toni Terns Jeanette Tonilas Kathleen Urbiel John Witalec, OFS Ann Zombeck If you wish to add or re-add a name, please fill out the form below or call the office. Thank you. Form for the Sick List Name Month Requested by Note that the name will be removed from the sick list at the end of the month unless a request is resubmitted.
Page 4 ST. BARBARA/CUNEGUNDA: GARDEN STATUE SALE Garden statues of saints, angels, animals & bird baths made of solid cement. Sale runs from Mid-May to July. Contact Judy at 313.359-3556. ST. ANSELM ANNUAL FESTIVAL Friday, June 1st 6-11 PM: Saturday, June 2nd, 1 PM Midnight and Sunday, June 3rd 1 PM to 9 PM. Rides, Games, Vegas, Bingo, Car show, Basket Raffles, 50/50 Raffles and the Main Raffle with 1st prize of $7,500. ST. SABINA: SALE ON THE TRAIL June 21-23. Have your own 6 foot table to sell your own items, crafts or baked goods. Business sponsors are welcome. For more information call 313.212-1888. AROUND TOWN HOLYROLLIN Join in the fun on Sunday, June 24 from 1 PM to 6:30 PM for a leisurely bicycle tour, traveling-festival style to four different Detroit churches ( Ste. Anne, St. Joseph, St. Josaphat and Most Holy Trinity.) Enjoy the stories, songs, and secrets of the city s oldest landmarks. The $30 registration includes tours, map, snacks, guides and dinner (dinner trucks) back at Ste. Anne. Advance registration required: ste-anne.org/events/holyrollin/.have questions? Call 313.495-1701 ext. 14. PRAYING THE LABYRINTH The Labyrinth is an ancient Christian prayer form often seen as a metaphor for our Spiritual journey, A Pilgrimage to the Holy. Participants will learn about the history and movements of the Labyrinth as well as experience walking and praying the Labyrinth. The workshop takes place on Thursday, May 31, from 7-9pm at St. Paul of the Cross Passionist Retreat & Conference Center. To register, contact Lynnette Marshall at 313-286-2800 or online at www.stpaulretreat.org. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS We would like to invite all members and their families to help celebrate Memorial Day and march with us in the Dearborn Memorial Parade on Monday, May 28, 2018. If you would like to march with us, please meet at Schaefer and Colson in the parking lot of Dearborn Fresh Supermarket. You are able to park behind the Ford Centennial Library and shuttle to the meeting location. After the parade everyone is invited to O Kelley Lounge for some Memorial Day refreshments. For more information call us at 313.278.5600. Our Fish Fry continues every Friday from 4 PM 8 PM and don t forget about our Polish Dinners on Tuesdays from 4 8 PM. Carry outs are available. WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER WEEKEND Celebrate your hopes and dreams for your vocation with a weekend just for you. Now is a good time to invest time to reconnect with your spouse. Join us June 29-July 1st at Our Lady of Hope in St. Clair Shores. For more information and registration call 888-322-9963. Readings for the Week May 27, 2018 Sunday: Dt 4:32-34, 39-40/ Ps 33:4-5, 6, 9, 18-19, 20, 22 [12b]/Rom 8:14-17/Mt 28:16-20 Monday: 1 Pt 1:3-9/Ps 111:1-2, 5-6, 9 and 10c [5]/Mk 10:17-27 Tuesday: 1 Pt 1:10-16/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [2a]/Mk 10:28-31 Wednesday: 1 Pt 1:18-25/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20 [12a]/Mk 10:32-45 Thursday: Zep 3:14-18a or Rom 12:9-16/Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 [6]/Lk 1:39-56 Friday: 1 Pt 4:7-13/Ps 96:10, 11-12, 13 [13b]/Mk 11:11-26 Saturday: Jude 17, 20b-25/ Ps 63:2, 3-4, 5-6 [2b]/Mk 11:27-33 Next Sunday: Ex 24:3-8/Ps 116:12-13, 15-16, 17-18 [13]/Heb 9:11-15/Mk 14:12-16, 22-26 - MAY FOOD LIST Ketchup Mustard Canned Chili Carrots Northern Beans Tuna Rice a Roni HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE Terra Sancta Pilgrimages with Franciscan friar Fr. Alex Kratz will be leading a Catholic Pilgrimage to the Holy Land from October 8-22. This life-changing experience walking in Jesus footsteps includes daily Mass and Rosary, biblical readings on site, time for prayers and spiritual guidance, and meeting local Christians. The 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 August 5th. Call 248-514-1747 for information.
Page 5 LITURGY SCHEDULE 4:00 PM 11:00 AM Celebrant Fr. Kerner Fr. Kerner Fr. Kerner Reader Frank Bonfiglio Peter Paolini Gary Lewis Ciborium 1-Betty De Milde 2-Rachele Karteczka 1-Barbara Cataldo 2.Jo-Ann Curtis 1-Barbara Hartman 2-Pam Lewis Cup 1-Paula Uicker 2-Nicoleta Uicker 1-Steve Perry 2-Mary Below 1-Nina Cataldo 2-Sarah Renshaw Altar Servers Alina U. Isabel V. Sara J. EVENTS May 27 AA 2 PM May 28 Mass at the Shrine 9AM May 28 Rosary 6 PM May 29 Adoration 4-6:30 PM May 29 AA 7 PM May 29 Novena 6:30 PM May 31 Seniors 11 AM Jn 1 AA 8 PM Jn 3 AA 2 PM Jn 3 AA 8 PM Jn 4 Rosary 6 PM Jn 5 Adoration 4:00-6:30 PM Jn 5 Novena 6:30 PM Jn 5 AA 7 PM Jn 7 Seniors 11 AM Jn 8 AA 8 PM WELCOME No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church: No matter what your current family or marital situation: 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. Kateri Tekakwitha Church If you would like to become a member of our parish please drop this completed form in the offertory basket. Name(s) Address City & Zip Phone Number May 20, 2018 Week 47 Current STEWARDSHIP Year to Date Budget $ 7,400.00 $ 347,800.00 Current $ 6,602.00 $ 342,477.00 Variance $ (798.00) $ (5,323.00) DID YOU KNOW? A Strawberry isn t a Berry but a Banana is. Avacados and Watermelon are- Berries, too. Ketchup used to be sold as Medicine. McDonald s sells 75 Hamburgers every second of every day An average ear of Corn has an even number of rows, usually 16. Betty White is actually older than sliced Bread! 1922 vs. 1928. Humans share 50% of their DNA with Bananas. Peanuts are not nuts. They grow in the ground, so they are legumes. Ginger is the root of a Plan Apples, like Pears and Plums, belong to the rose family. Peas are one of the most popular Pizza toppings in Brazil. Ripe Cranberries will bounce like rubber balls. Enjoy your planting this season May your garden be bountiful! Anthony P. Alfano-U. S. Marines Mark E. Baran-U. S. Air Force Louis J. Bardel-U.S. Marines Lukas Boudreau-U. S. Marines Brendan Burns-U. S. Navy Conor Burns-U. S. Navy Nick Calvas-U.S. Army Nicholas Carleton-U.S. Navy Kari Crawford-U.S. Army Connor Danaher-U. S. Marines James R. Donahue-U.S. Navy Perry W. Edgell V.-U.S. Navy Dalton Evans-U.S. Army Mitchell Kaczmarek- U.S. Marines Diamond Knight-U. S. Air Force Adam Krot-U. S. Army Kathleen Lyons-U.S. Air Force Teresa Lyons-U.S. Air Force Timothy Lyons-U.S. Air Force Raymond J. Pawlowski- U.S. Air Force Connor Plate-U.S. Air Force Garrett Quick-U.S. Army Adam Schneider-U.S. Army Christopher Shiner-U.S. Navy Haley Valentine-U.S. Marines Joseph R. Walker - U.S. Marines
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