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A Saint Isaac Jogues PublicationApril 21, 2019
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LIVE THE LITURGY
Alleluia! Christ is risen! We are called, by how we live our lives, to celebrate the risen Christ. How do we do that?Our faith in the resurrection gathers us here today to celebrate this incredible event. The good news is that thedoors of eternity are open! We can now understand that the fullness of who we are will be discovered when we
one day meet God face-to-face in heaven. Our faith in the truth of who God is and who we are affects how welive our lives and the decisions we make. We are called to love our neighbor...to love those who hurt us...to work
on behalf of the poor and the weak...to be people of justice, integrity, and hope... to practice compassion andmercy above anything else. Our lives are meant to be oriented around the axis of the Gospel. Are they?
Gospel MeditationCan you imagine that moment? Can you imagine the stomach drop with dizzying realization: "It's all true. All of it
is true! The past three days weren't a dream that ended horribly wrong." Can you imagine all the doubts anddespair of the past days chased away like smoke on the wind by a rolled up burial cloth? By an empty tomb?
It didn't start that way, of course. "'They have taken the Lord from the tomb, and we don't know where they puthim.'" This frantic news from Mary Magdalene would have been another unexpected blow. After all that
happened, now his body has been stolen? The love and devotion in Peter and John is apparent. They don't wait tocollect more information or stop by the tomb when they have a chance. They run to the site. When is the last
time you ran for something? This isn't a run for exercise, but a huffing and puffing bolt fueled by desperation.Can you imagine that moment? The fear pounding in their temples, matching their accelerated heart rate. Canyou imagine the impatient affection of John, who outruns Peter but refuses to enter the tomb alone? And then,
upon entry, "He saw and believed."This is the drama of our great feast! The promise that seemed lost has been found. The dead are raised. Longbefore the Easter eggs and ham, we are invited to meditate on this divine reality. We are invited to feel the
desperation and joy of that first Easter Sunday deep in our bones. Because it is not just Mary's story. It's not Peterand John's story. It's our story. From the greatest defeat can come the most awe-inspiring victory, and this is true
not just for our God, but for each one of us. He is risen indeed! Alleluia!
Jesus rises for you. He rises for me. He rises for each and every one of us. We are called byname in the garden of the resurrection. This Sunday and every Sunday, Jesus comes to meetus. Imagine sitting with him. How is he looking at you? What do you say to him? When the
resurrected Lord greets you with a smile, how do you respond? (LPI)
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I have been thinking about something that Bishop Battersby said. He was visiting the Thursday before HolyWeek and he had come to confirm our young people. Quoting the lyrics of a Christian song, which one Icannot remember, he warned them of being a Christian in name only and thereby scandalizing and givingevidence contrary to their faith. Do we believe? The story of Jesus’ empty tomb being found on Easter morning has reached us, and everyEaster during Mass after the homily we renew our baptismal promises. “Do you believe in God the Fatheralmighty, Creator of heaven and earth?” “Do you believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son our Lord, who wasborn of the Virgin Mary, suffered death and was buried, rose again from the dead and is seated at the righthand of the Father?” “Do you believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy Catholic Church, the communion of saints,the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and life everlasting?” We are here today because inbaptism we renounced Satan and his works and promised to serve God in the holy Catholic Church. There is something else from that night that remains with me. He asked our young people about to beconfirmed if they thought for a moment that they could pray better than Jesus prayed. I cannot rememberexactly how eloquently he put it, but he basically said that idea is hogwash. The reality is that Jesus knowingwell our human nature because He took on that human nature, gave us each other so that we could praytogether. He gave us the Church so that we could assemble and worship the Father with one voice. We areunited with Jesus in this prayer of faith. We cannot do it without Him, and we cannot do it better on ourown.A couple of years ago, I read a book, Everybody Needs to Forgive Somebody. This is also a book fromDynamic Catholic. At the conclusion of the chapter describing the story of Jesus forgiving the woman caughtin adultery, our reading from two weeks ago, there is this reflection. “When the priest sprinkles water onthe congregation during Mass, remember that you belong to Jesus. You are baptized. When you enter orleave Mass, use the holy water to mark your forehead and remember your baptism. You have strengthgreater than your own. You belong to Jesus, and He believes in you.” I mention Dynamic Catholic because of course we have been selected by Dynamic Catholic to be a DynamicParish, and we will be receiving a book this Easter, Why I Love Being Catholic. Please take a book. God hassomething great in store for us. I am convinced of the power of testimony and we will read the story of howfaith has been a life changing gift for other people just like us. Then, in a couple of weeks we will be meetingon Monday, May 6, to talk about how to have a better Sunday. Each year we remember that Jesus rose, and gave us among other things the incredible gift of rising whenwe die. My prayer is that we this Easter may be evermore attuned to all of our God-given gifts andrecognizing them we may make some change that will better ourselves or allow us to be closer to Him. Happy Easter!Fr. David Cybulski
The Resurrection
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looking for parishcouncil members
Father David is looking for members of the parishwho would be interested in serving on the ParishCouncil. The role of a Parish Council member is to helpthe Pastor identify needs of the Parish, help himplan programs, improve services and evaluate theeffectiveness of existing services. If this a ministry that you might be interested in,or would like to nominate someone, please fillout the form below and drop it the collectionbasket. The selection of new Parish Councilmembers will be made at the 4:00 PM Mass onPentecost.
I AM INTERESTED IN THE PARISH COUNCILMINISTRY NAME________________________________________ PHONE_______________________________________ E-MAIL________________________________________
Prayer Intentions
Boxes at both entrances to church are availablefor parishioners to place their Prayer Intentions.
Intentions are collected weekly. Each Tuesdayduring the Perpetual Help Devotions parishioners
pray for these intentions. Also, the parish staffprays for these intentions during their midday
prayer.
Easter Season PrayerBooklets
For the past several years the “Little Books”committee of the Diocese of Saginaw hasproduced a series of booklets to help peopleprepare for the upcoming liturgical season. At theChurch entrance, Easter Prayer Booklets areavailable. These booklets provide the opportunityto spend a few minutes each day during theEaster season reflecting on Scripture. A free willdonation is requested to help cover the cost ofthese booklets.
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Happy Easter! Today we celebrate the great feast of the Resurrection of Our Lord andSavior Jesus Christ! What a truly joyous day this is. At the Easter Vigil, we sing the Exsultetwhich speaks well of today saying that this is truly a night and day that sets us apart fromthe rest of the world. Today we embrace the fact that Our Lord Jesus Christ is truly risen!Alleluia! This amazing fact changes everything and reaches to the very heart of who are asbelievers in Jesus Christ. This fact tells us that our God loves us so much that He camedown to save us from death. The God who made everything and holds it in being desired tosave us from death. His love is so great that Our Lord suffered crucifixion and death for usand then He rose from the dead to bring us to life with Him. This is how much He loves usand wants us to be with Him. Imagine the size of the universe. There are countless stars in countless galaxies. God madeall of this and holds it all together. He also came down to us to save us. Jesus Christ diedupon a cross and rose again to bring us to life. This reality must be at the center of ourdaily lives. It must be at the heart of everything that we do as people. Brothers and sisters, we have a God who is very personal and loves us more than we can possibly imagine. Let us embrace that love, for it is the only way that we will find happiness, peace, and strength. Let us dive into our faith and trust in God, who is Love itself. Happy Easter! In Christ, Fr. Bryan Shackett
a letter from fr. Bryan
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Do you feel that you would like to strengthen your spiritual life? The Secular Order of Discalced Carmelites
may provide just what you are seeking. We are acommunity of practicing Roman Catholics, both men and
women, married and single (as well as secular priestsand deacons) who desire a more intimate relationshipwith God. We pray the Liturgy of the Hours, wear the
brown scapular of Our Lady, spend time in mentalprayer, and study the spiritual works of the CarmeliteSaints. The spiritual benefits are very rewarding! We
meet the fourth Sunday of each month at St. Hubert’s inHarrison Township. “Come and See!” Inquiry Meeting
on May 19, 2019 Please call in advance. Contact Margaret (586-764-5128).
Secular Order of DiscalcedCarmelites
An Invitation to Join Us!
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altar cleaning for theWeek of April 21st
Team F
7th Annual Wild Bill JennisonMemorial Fundraiser
Saturday April 27th 6PM at St. Angela's Hall
Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door.Tickets include dinner, raffle and an auction. Beer, wine, and mixed drinks available.
For tickets call: Lee @ (313) 690-0179 or Judy @ (586) 549-3475
In his honor, proceeds from this event go to support the St. Isaac Jogues football program.
rest in peace
Ann DeMonaco
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"O truly blessed night, when things of heaven are wed to those of earth, and divine to the human." Thesewords come from Exsultet, the Easter Proclamation, which is sung during the Easter Vigil. They give us anidea of what happened that amazing night. We gather after sunset to celebrate the most important event inthe history of the world. The Resurrection of Christ, which "dispels wickedness, washes faults away, restoresinnocence to the fallen, and joy to mourners, drives out hatred, fosters concord, and brings down themighty." (Exsultet) Every sign during this celebration shows it. We begin outside the church to bless the fire, which symbolizes Christ, who is the light of the world; also webless the Paschal Candle, which will burn to give light like Jesus gives Himself to us for life. We bring the litcandle into the dark church as Jesus came to the world bringing us the light of new life. Then we will offerthis candle to God by the ancient hymn of praise called the Exsultet from its first words: "Exult, let themexult." Next is the Liturgy of the Word when we do the same thing as Jesus did when He met his disciples going toEmmaus. We read seven readings from the Old Testament to show us God's plan for salvation, which we arepart of. After the prophecies from the old covenant, we sing "Glory to God in the highest" with theaccompaniment of bells and organs in a solemn way. Then we read the Epistle from the Letter of Saint Paulto the Romans. This is the first time after about forty days that we sing the joyful Alleluia, after which weread the Gospel about the Resurrection of Our Lord. The priest in the homily explains to us what we haveheard. Next is the Liturgy of Baptism at the Easter Vigil. First, we sing the Litany of the Saints asking their help inthis important moment for the candidates for baptism and the Church. Then, we bless the water which willbe used for baptism. After making their baptismal promises, the candidates are baptized and confirmed, bywhich the mystery of the death and Resurrection of Christ has profoundly changed their lives. Then the restof the people are sprinkled with the holy water in remembrance of their baptism. The last part is the Liturgy of the Eucharist when the risen Jesus becomes present among us substantially inHis Body and Blood and gives Himself to us as food for eternal life. The mystery of light, Word, water, andthe Lamb, who sacrificed His life for us makes this feast the new Passover. This brings us from the slaveryof death and sin to the freedom of God's life and love. Niech wam Bóg błogosławi! (May God Bless You!) Michal
Z Biurka Kleryka (From the Seminarian Desk)…
Prayers, Readings, and Intentions 10
Please pray for the sick in our communityJenny StanoSheldon JusticePhyllis MinneRobert CoppensRose Wojtowicz Roy DeKeyzerIsaac CharretteJerome BoikJerome DeSmet Jillian Tweedell Mary Grace Kaul Billy Luckett, IV Maggie Leahy Michelle Kosal Bob Santavicca Evan TweedellBetty Petroske Norb WnukowskiJan Gwozdz Paulette Lucido
Michael LavisColleen MitchellJames KellyRoy HolcombHelen AdamskiCraig WeidenbachMary KustraDonna StewartBen TallericoAngela SmithMeghan StavaleAnna GiordanoKim MacksCathy CulhaneAlyce HallmanTed Van LoonDelores MarchwinskiRoberta CheongCharleen Viviano Please remember Our servicemen & women
in your PrayersSSgt Jacquelyn Sommers - AirForceS/Sgt. Jerry VictorSgt. Daniel Allen PFC Corey Barbour PFC Michael Barbour Sgt. John Baumgart M/SGT Jason Beran T/SGT Michael Shawn Beran S/SGT Zachary Carey Lt. Sarah Dean-Hanes Capt. Jeffery Dierling SM Sgt. Michael Dyson PFC Dan Feldpausch Daniel Groller 2Lt. Randy Groller Hart Haire AT2 Robert Hasenauer, III Major Matthew Hendrickson Paul Koss Mike Kreiselmeier Cpl. Roberto Davalos-Alatorre Steven Parisi—Army SSgt. Joshua Basinger Jayson Szandzik– Navy Kelly and Mike Lasko S/SGT Jason LefeverJustin Parker
SSgt Nicholas Sommers - Army (retired)Pv2 Christoper H. SedrowskiPFC Kyle Richardson, Army David Shepler Anthony Smith Allen and Nick Smith Janice Stockett Ryan Stritzinger Nicholas Tatarchuk Sgt. Kurt Ulrich Senior Airman Richard Ware Lcpl Jasen Wrubel Karen Young LTJG David Grzywacz Cullen O’Brien—Navy Ashley Marchio,- Army Chad Terry—Air Force Lcpl. Adam Myers Warrant Officer Nicholas Wietecha—Army 2ndLt. Matthew P. DesRochers, USMC SSgt. Desiree Basinger Chris Burley - Navy Codey J. Agemy - Air Force S/SGT. Jessica Chatfield T/Sgt. Paxton ChatfieldZachary Scurto-Army
Weekly Readings
Mass IntentionsAudrey BabichJeff McCormickKathleen OlechowskiFrank TroesterMaureen MerpiKen Kush Martin GlynnPam LavisJodi BradyGuy AldisDonald MentlikowskiLucille HowardMarie IlardoBetty BartosikThe Greene FamilyBarbara OrrRosa Maria VitaleLindsay KleskoPhyllis Marek
Saturday, April 20, 2019 Easter Vigil
9:30 p.m. Celebrant: Father David No individual intentions
4/21: Acts 10:34a, 37-43/Ps 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23 [24]/Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8/Jn 20:1-9 or Lk24:1-12 or Lk 24:13-354/22: Acts 2:14, 22-33/Ps 16:1-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11 [1]/Mt 28:8-154/23: Acts 2:36-41/Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20 and 22 [5b]/Jn 20:11-184/24: Acts 3:1-10/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 [3b]/Lk 24:13-354/25: Acts 3:11-26/Ps 8:2ab and 5, 6-7, 8-9 [2ab]/Lk 24:35-484/26: Acts 4:1-12/Ps 118: 1-2 and 4, 22-24, 25-27a [22]/Jn 21:1-144/27: Acts 4:13-21/Ps 118:1 and 14-15ab, 16-18, 19-21 [21a]/Mk 16:9-15Next Sunday: Acts 5:12-16/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 [1]/Rv 1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19/Jn 20:19-31
7:30 a.m. Celebrant: Father Bryan +Rose Marie (anonymous)9:30 a.m. Celebrant: Father David Hedwig Dolecki (Phil,Anita &Aaron Sohaski)11:30 a.m. Celebrant: Father David +Millie Hatt (Husband) +Brian & Derek Lavis (Rita Lavis & Family) +Dad Gorski (Daughter, Ellie) +Angela Bologna (Family)
Sunday, April 21, 2019 Easter Sunday
8:10 a.m. +Gene Palazzolo (Wife, Carol)
Friday, April 26, 2019 Friday Within theOctave of Easter
8:10 a.m. +Mae & Otto Martens (Family)
Wednesday, April 24, 2019 WednesdayWithin the Octave of Easter
8:10 a.m. +Shirley Tacoma (Sister-in-law)
4/21 Rev. Joseph Kirkconnell, Rev. John Kiselica4/22 Rev. Friar B. Kiss OFM, Rev. J. Kleinhenz SJ4/23 Rev. E. Kline CSB, Rev. R. Knapp4/24 Rev. Steve Koehler, Rev. G. Kooran, OFM Cap4/25 Msgr. F. Koper, Rev. J. Kopson4/26 Msgr. C. Kosanke, Rev. R. Kotlarz
Thursday, April 25, 2019 ThursdayWithin the Octave of Easter6:00p.m. NO MASS
Saturday, April 27, 2019
8:10 a.m. +Larry Tacoma (Godmother)4;00 p.m. Celebrant: Father David +Joanne Busch (Ron & Julie Kozlowski & Linda Jarkey) +Len Palermino (Wife, Bev) +Diane Kulman (Bille & Lori Dyrval) Deceased members of the Edward Kucway Family (Family)
Sunday, April 28, 2019 Divine MercySunday7:30 a.m. Celebrant: Father David +Claudia (anonymous)
9:30 a.m. Celebrant: Father Bryan The Parishioners of St. Isaac Jogues
11:30 a.m. Celebrant: Father Bryan +Clyde Addis III (Wife & Family) +Millie Hatt (Husband) +Peter Lucido (Brendan & Marietta Lavis) For the Intentions of the Milano Family (Children & Grandchildren)
Tuesday, April 23, 2019 TuesdayWithin the Octave of Easter8:10 a.m. The Parishioners of St. Isaac Jogues
Prayer Requests for Priests
Monday, April 22, 2019 MondayWithin the Octave of Easter
11Parish Office Hours
Bulletin Deadline: Monday @ 12:00 p.m. Please send all submissions to: [email protected]
Monday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Closed for business: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Saturday and Sunday: Closed
www.SaintIsaacJogues.com
Pastor - Rev. David Cybulski ([email protected])Associate Pastor - Rev. Bryan Shackett ([email protected])Deacons - Deacon James Berch, Deacon Dominick Pastore, Deacon Lee SmithBusiness Manager - Dan Brys ([email protected])Administrative Assistant - Mary Nowak ([email protected])Director of Religious Education - Lisa Ann Roth ([email protected])Faith Formation Office.(586)771-3525 X 207 ([email protected])Music Minister: Carole Mihalo ([email protected])
Sacraments
Men’s Holy Hour Every first Saturday - 7:00 a.m.Women’s Holy Hour Every second Saturday - 7:00 a.m. Perpetual Help DevotionsTuesday morning following Mass
Monday - Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.Principal - Sr. Catherine Marie, O.P. ([email protected])Secretary - Krystal Moore ([email protected] 21100 Madison Saint Clair Shores, MI 48081(586) 771-3525.....Fax: (586)778-8183.www.sisaacjoguesschool.org
Confessions: 30 minutes prior to weekday Mass and 3:00 p.m. on SaturdayVisits to the HomeboundPlease call the parish office for details. Baptisms & MarriagesPlease call the parish office for details. Anointing of the SickCall the office for anointing the first Thursday during Mass. Contact the parish office prior to any surgery, hospitalization, or in an emergency.
School Office HoursEucharistic AdorationM,T,Th,F 3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed 9:00 am - Noon
Saint Isaac Jogues Roman Catholic Parish Directory
Parish staff
Church: 21100 Madison St. • St. Clair Shores, MI 48081Parish Office: 25001 Chippendale St. Roseville, MI 48066(586) 778-5100 Fax (586) 778-4458www.saintisaacjogues.com [email protected]
Liturgy ScheduleWeekend Mass Schedule: Saturday: 4:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m. & 11:30 a.m.Weekday Mass Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday,Saturday: 8:10 a.m. Thursday 6:00 p.m. **ROSARY begins 35 minutes before Mass
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