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Administrator Fr. John Dumas Deacon Emeritus Rev. Mr. George Cousino March 6, 2016 DIVINE GRACE CATHOLIC PARISH 2996 W. LABO ROAD CARLETON, MI 48117 PHONE 734-654-2500 FAX 734-654-6594 EMAIL [email protected] WEBSITE www.divinegrace.weconnect.com ST. JOSEPH MASS SCHEDULE Monday 8:00 am Mass Sunday: 8:00 am Mass CONFESSIONS By Appointment ST. PATRICK MASS SCHEDULE Tuesday: 8:00 am Mass Thursday: 7:00 pm Mass Friday: 8:00 am Mass Saturday: 4:00 pm Mass Sunday: 11:00 am Mass CONFESSIONS Saturday at 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Mission Statement We, with the Guidance of the Holy Trinity, The Blessed Virgin Mary, and the Communion of Saints, endeavor to spread and live the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to assist one another through the precepts of the Catholic Faith in attaining eternal salvation.

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Administrator

Fr. John Dumas

Deacon Emeritus

Rev. Mr. George Cousino

March 6, 2016

DIVINE GRACE

CATHOLIC PARISH

2996 W. LABO ROAD

CARLETON, MI 48117

PHONE

734-654-2500

FAX

734-654-6594

EMAIL

[email protected]

WEBSITE

www.divinegrace.weconnect.com

ST. JOSEPH

MASS SCHEDULE

Monday 8:00 am Mass

Sunday: 8:00 am Mass

CONFESSIONS

By Appointment

ST. PATRICK

MASS SCHEDULE

Tuesday: 8:00 am Mass

Thursday: 7:00 pm Mass

Friday: 8:00 am Mass

Saturday: 4:00 pm Mass

Sunday: 11:00 am Mass

CONFESSIONS

Saturday at 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Mission Statement We, with the Guidance of the Holy Trinity,

The Blessed Virgin Mary, and the Communion of Saints,

endeavor to spread and live the Gospel of Jesus Christ

and to assist one another through the precepts of the Catholic Faith

in attaining eternal salvation.

Divine Grace Catholic Parish, Carleton Page 2

This Week in Our Parish

Sunday, March 6

9:30 am - 10:45 am Religious Education

7:00 pm AA Meeting (Madonna Hall) Monday, March 7

8:00 am (SJ) Leona Brant by St. Therese’s Quilters Group

6:30 pm (SJ) Christian Mothers Altar Society

Tuesday, March 8

8:00 am (SP) Cletus Wickenheiser by Eloise Morrin

Wednesday, March 9

5:00 - 6:30 pm Soup & Bread Supper (Madonna Hall) 7:00 pm (SJ) Stations of the Cross

Thursday, March 10 7:00 pm (SP) Brittain & Dudek Families by Annie & Family

Friday, March 11

8:00 am (SP) Joan Boron by Connie Liedel 8:40 am - 3:30pm (SP) Exposition & Adoration

3:30 pm (SP) Benediction

4:00 pm (SP) Stations of the Cross

4:00 pm - 7:30 pm Divine Grace Men’s Club Fish Fry

(St. Patrick’s Gym) Saturday, March 12

4:00 pm (SP) Gerald Beamish (45th Anniversary) by Leonard & Janice Busenbark

Sunday, March 13

8:00 am (SJ) For the People of Divine Grace Parish

9:30 am - 10:45 am Religious Education

11:00 am (SP) Millie Lisic by Family

7:00 pm AA Meeting (Madonna Hall)

Ida Blaser Jeanette Bodine

Jeffrey Colf Nora Devine

Helen Fuhrman

Donna Langton

Helen Langton Priscilla Nensewitz

Florance Pauletih Leo Quell

Hunter Salenbien

Ron Waltz

Your Gifts of Treasure

2/21/16

Envelope Total $4,947.00

Loose 217.00

Total $5,164.00

Mass

Reader

EMHC

Altar Servers

Usher

4:00 pm

M. Burger

B. Meyer J. Meyer

E. Calkins

J. Illes

A. Riddle

J. VanDevelde

J. Belinky

A. Blackmore

T. Blackmore

R. Meyer

8:00 am

V. Eby

D. Gerweck

D. Martell

S. Cousino

M. Eby

Need 2

D. Hoffman B. O’Rourke

J. VanDevelde

Need 1

11:00 am

J. Zawacki

R. Dylenski R. Genord

J. DeSana

C. Jones

D. Kuti A. Wickenheiser

S. McGrath

Need 3

Liturgical Schedule for March 12 & 13, 2016

Please note that all Divine Grace Parish functions

using our facilities must be reserved through the

PARISH OFFICE ONLY at 654-2500

Divine Grace Prayer Chain

Anyone wishing to be part of Divine Grace prayer chain

or have someone prayed for please call Cathy 587-2141

or Mary 654-2047 or email: [email protected]

Soup & Bread Supper The Christian Mothers Altar Society will

again have a soup and bread supper every

Wednesday during lent from 5:00pm –

6:30pm at St. Joseph’s Madonna Hall

with Stations of the Cross to follow at

7:00pm. Sign-up sheets are in the back of church for

those wishing to provide Soup and/or bread. This is a

free supper, donations are welcome.

Saturday, March 12th - 1:00

pm at St. Michael

Wednesday, March 16th - 7:00

pm at St. Charles

Cemetery Clean Up

Cemetery clean up will begin soon. If you want to keep

anything from the graves, please remove it by March 7th.

New items may be placed on the grave beginning

March 20th.

Divine Grace

Knights of Columbus Breakfast March 13th after 8:00 am Mass

Madonna Hall

Divine Grace Catholic Parish Gift Shop

Confirmation and Solemn Communion are coming up

soon try visiting the Divine Grace Catholic Parish Gift

Shop on our website: www.divinegrace.weconnect.com.

Our parish receives a 12% royalty of the merchandise

total. A good fundraiser with hardly no work!

Liturgical Schedule

The new schedules will be made out soon. If you are

unable to serve any longer or would like to change to a

different Mass, please call the rectory office at 654-2500.

Divine Grace Catholic Parish, Carleton Page 3

WOMEN'S RETREAT - 4/15/16 - 4/17/16

YOU ARE INVITED to spend a relaxing, spiritually

insightful weekend with the women of our parish Friday

evening at 4:00 to Sunday noon, [April 15 - April 17,

2016] at St. Paul of the Cross Passionist Retreat &

Conference Center, 23333 Schoolcraft, Detroit,

MI 48223.

The retreat theme this year is “Encounter the Mercy of

God”. Suggested donation is less than a weekend at a

good motel, and the benefits are priceless! A private

room with bath add to your comfort.

For information, you may call Mary Ann Esper

(654-2758) or reservations, call the Retreat Center at 313

-535-9563. You can also register online at

www.stpaulretreat.org.

Priestly Vocations: Discernment Weekend

March 31-April 3, 2016

Discernment Weekends are a unique experience for

anyone feeling a call to the priesthood. Spending four

days living at the seminary provides you with a firsthand

opportunity to see what it’s like from the inside. This

weekend provides tools for proper discernment and

includes presentations from priests and seminarians,

fellowship, and plenty of time for prayer.

For more information or to register visit

detroitpriest.com

An Election Prayer to Mary

O Most Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother

of Mercy, at this most critical time, we

entrust the United States of America to

your loving care.

Most Holy Mother, we beg you to reclaim

this land for the glory of your Son.

Overwhelmed with the burden of the

sins of our nation, we cry to you from the depths of our

hearts and seek refuge in your motherly protection.

Look down with mercy upon us and touch the hearts

of our people. Open our minds to the great worth of

human life and to the responsibilities that accompany

human freedom.

Free us from the falsehoods that lead to the evil of

abortion and threaten the sanctity of family life. Grant

our country the wisdom to proclaim that God’s law is the

foundation on which this nation was founded, and that

He alone is the True Source of our cherished rights to

life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

O Merciful Mother, give us the courage to reject the

culture of death and the strength to build a new Culture

of Life.

4th Sunday of Lent "The Pharisees and scribes began to complain, saying,

'This man welcomes sinners and eats with them.'"

Jesus crossed lines that weren't supposed to be crossed.

He talked to women in public, touched the "unclean" to

heal them, and chummed it up with tax collectors and

sinners. This didn't make sense. It didn't fit into the

standard categories. And so the religious leaders began

to complain.

In response to this, Jesus told the parable of the

prodigal son. Through this story, he illustrated that

God loves all of his children even when they have not

behaved perfectly. But more than this, the tale also

deals with the resentment of the older son--the one

who always followed the law. Like the self-righteous

Pharisees and scribes, the older brother complained.

"All these years I served you," the son said, "and not

once did I disobey your orders; yet you never gave me

even a young goat to feast on with my friends." But how

does the father respond? "My son, you are here with me

always; everything I have is yours." In other words, the

older brother had no reason to complain or be angry.

He already enjoyed all good gifts. The father simply

wanted him to rejoice that his brother had returned

home. "He was lost and has been found."

It's important for those of us who attend Mass

regularly, participate in the sacraments, and serve in

our parishes not to fall into the trap of being like the

bitter older brother or the complaining Pharisees.

We must welcome everyone in our midst with joy, not

resentment or judgment. It can be easy to think that

others don't deserve as much as we do, and to forget to

be grateful for all that we have. But we are ALL called

to "celebrate and rejoice" when the lost return home.

St. Joseph Day of Prayer Historic St. Joseph Church, located near Eastern

Market in Detroit, will hold a Day of Prayer on its

Patronal Feast, Saturday, March 19th, in honor of St.

Joseph. A full day of spiritual events in the church,

at no cost, include Divine Mercy Parish Mission Talks

by Fr. Chris Alar, MIC at 10 am and 5 pm; Masses at

8 am, 11 am as part of Parish Mission, 2 pm Spanish

Mass celebrated by Bishop Donald Hanchon, and

6 pm Latin Extraordinary Form Mass followed by a

Candlelight Procession; Private Confession availa-

ble before each Mass, Stations of the Cross,

Public Rosaries, Novena Prayers, Veneration of Relics,

and Church Tours scheduled throughout the day. The

festivities in the social hall include a beautiful

St. Joseph's Altar providing food for the poor through

the Parish Food Pantry (donations of non-perishable

food gratefully accepted), gift shop, breakfast, Italian

Dinner served from 12:30 to 5 pm, and dessert recep-

tion at 8 pm. For a complete schedule or more info.

please visit MotherofDivineMercy.org or call Michael

Semaan (248) 250-6005. Meeting

March - No Meeting

April 25th at St. Patrick

May 23rd at St. Joseph

June 27th at St. Joseph

Divine Grace Catholic Parish, Carleton Page 4

Mission Statement: St. Patrick Catholic School provides a unique spiritual and educational environment which fosters a family community of Christians. Students are empowered to reach their full potential through a rigorous curriculum and enrichment activities. We live by our faith, apply knowledge, and commit to serve.

St. Patrick Catholic School SUCCESS Every Day for Every Child!

All are invited to attend the

ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC SCHOOL

PK – GRADE 8 OPEN HOUSE

Tuesday, March 15, 2016

5:00 – 6:45 p.m.

The evening features….

An Irish Stew/Soup/Hot Dog Dinner in the gym

(Cost: Free Will Offering)

Tours of both school buildings

An opportunity to meet the teachers, view curriculum, and to learn about the flexible preschool and extended day programs that

are available.

For questions or more information, call 734-654-2522

AOD TUITION ASSISTANCE

The Archdiocese of Detroit extends tuition assistance grants to Catholic families with children in grades K-12 attending Catholic Schools. The award for 2016-2017 is $800 (elementary) and $500 (high school). The student aid form is available from our parish school or online at http://www.aod.org/psas. Click: Download Application.

The deadline for submitting the application is April 7, 2016. For more information, call the school office at 734-654-2522.

CONGRATULATIONS SPS SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS!

St. Patrick School held its annual Science Fair on February 24th. Congratulations to the following students who now advance to the Monroe County Science Fair:

1st Place: Seth Jones, John Illes, Alaina Jones,

Andrew Wickenheiser, Lauren Monske, Mackenzie Niedermeyer, Gracie Bylow, Gabriel Roberts, Kali Wickenheiser, and Graham Beste-Walz.

2nd Place: Samuel Cousino, Zackary Carmack, Mariena Lambrix, Drew Bylow, Gabriel Iott, Steven Hypio, and Grace Kemmerling.

3rd Place: Sarah Mitchell, Rebecca Jones, Hannah Roof, Adam Goins, Alaina Hartford, and Joseph Belinky.

FEBRUARY SERVICE PROJECT

Thank you to all who donated to the IHM Sisters for our February service project. A total of $1,005.00 was collected for the sisters to thank them for the 126 years they served in our parish. The money will help assist with their ministry work and retirement/medical needs.

SPS STUDENTS HELP STUDENTS IN FLINT WITH LEAD-FREE

DRINKING WATER

A special service project was held last month by the students at St. Patrick Schools to assist students at two Catholic schools in Flint. Our students donated money toward water filtration systems to provide safe water at St. John Vianney and St. Pius X Catholic Schools.

PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUP

All families with preschoolers age three and younger are invited to join St. Patrick School’s preschool playgroup held once a month through May. The playgroup is organized by our preschool teacher, Mrs. Kemmerling, who runs the program from 10:00 – 11:30 am on the following Fridays: March 11, April 22, and May 6. If you have any questions or would like more information, call the school office at 734-654-2522.

Divine Grace Catholic Parish, Carleton Page 5

Divine Grace Parish Principal: Ruth Meiring 654-2522

Director of Religious Education: Janice Doederlein 654-6444

[email protected]

Director of Music: Curtis Posuniak 1-248-593-1034

Gym Phone Number 654-2300

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday: 3:00 p.m. until all are heard at St. Patrick

Sacrament of Baptism

You must be a registered parishioner (receiving envelopes) attending Mass regularly, and take Baptismal Preparation Class. (Please notify the rectory prior to the child’s birth ).

Sacrament of Marriage

You must be a registered (receiving envelopes) and active member of Divine Grace Parish for at least six months before a wedding date will be scheduled. Weddings will take place six months or more after scheduling the date. If your marriage does not take place, there will be a wedding preparation fee.

Pastoral Care of the Sick and Homebound

Notify the Parish Office of illness, hospitalization or nursing home status as soon as possible.

Bulletin Deadline: Articles and inserts must be received by email no later than Friday, 12 noon 2 weeks prior and must provide the dates

desired for publication. (No inserts will be done on Holiday weekends or when the

parish office is closed.) Announcements by email no later than Wednesday 12 noon

before the weekend desired.

Prayer for Our Troops

Lord, hold our troops

in your loving hands.

Protect them as they protect us.

Bless them and their families

for the selfless acts they perform

for us in our time of need.

And give us peace.

I ask this in the name of Jesus,

our Lord and Savior.

Amen.

Josh Basinger, U.S. Air Force

Gerald Borawski, U.S. Army

Alexander Brant, U.S. Air Force

Jamie Bushman, U.S. Army

Greg Bushman, U. S. Army

Basil W. Carsner, U.S. Marines

Anthony Cook, U.S. Air Force

Michael J. DeJean, U.S. Air Force

Russell Emerick, U.S. Army

Kyle Emerick, U.S. Air Force

William Fluharty, U.S. Army

Brian D. Haws, U.S. Air Force

Bradley Hollister, U. S. Army National Guard

Nathan D. Ihrig, U.S. Marines

Rachel (Lambrix) Kallenberg, USAF ANG

Jared M. Lappin MP US Army

Brian Liedel, U.S. Army

Thomas Mack, U.S. Army Special Forces

James McGlynn, U.S. Army

Mark McGlynn, U.S. Army

Dianne C. McLaughlin, U.S. Air Force

Derek Naida, U.S. Air Force

Jordan C. Osier, U.S. Army

Joseph Riley, U.S. Marines

Kenneth M. Sobecki, ANG

Kenneth M. Sobecki II, U.S. Marines

Michael E. Sobecki, U.S. Marines

Shawn P. Tague, U.S. Air Force

Jeff Terrell, U.S. Army

Paul Tremonti, U.S. Air Force

Douglas Vadasz, U.S. Air Force

Robert Warren, U.S. Air Force

Korey Wichowski, U.S. Army

Euchre Tournament Divine Grace Parish Men’s Club is spon-

soring a Euchre Tournaments March 6th

and March 20th. The tournament will be

held at Madonna Hall, located at 9207

Joseph St, Maybee. The doors open at

12:00 p.m. and play begins at 1:00

p.m. Cost is $16.00 per team with prizes of: 1st - $250.00,

2nd - $125.00, 3rd - $75.00, 4th - $50.00. Food and

refreshments will be available.

Host families for the

Traveling Vocations Chalice

March 5/6 - March 12/13 Host Family Needed

March 12/13 - March 19/20 Host Family Needed

March 19/20 - March 26/27 Host Family Needed

March 13th

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