SC. P ATHOLIC AUL C THE HURCH AKE Reporter

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Reporter

ST. PAUL ON THE LAKE

CATHOLIC CHURCH

157 Lake Shore Road | Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 | 313.885.8855 | stpaulonthelake.org

Things above from Fr. Bilot �

June 13, 2021 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

Happy Ordination Anniversary

Fr. Colin Fricke!

(June 13, 2021 - 1st Anniversary)

� Last Sunday we had the beautiful opportunity

to celebrate the Solemnity of The Most Holy Body

and Blood of Jesus Christ with a Eucharistic

Procession. Approximately 100 people gathered to

process through the streets of Grosse Pointe, singing

and praying as they followed behind the Monstrance,

which holds the Eucharist. We started by travelling

down Lake Shore to Newberry, up to Kercheval, over

to Kenwood, and back to St. Paul. It was a very warm

day in the high 80’s, but our spirits were high as we

sang Eucharistic hymns, recited the rosary and the

Divine Mercy Chaplet. The walk was peaceful and

gave us an opportunity to pray as we adored and

witnessed to the community our love for our

Eucharistic Lord. �

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� The procession was led by altar servers

carrying the cross and candles. Just in front of the

Monstrance was the thurifer (who incenses the

Eucharist) as we walked. The Eucharist was protected

under a canopy made especially for processions such

as this. �

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� I am grateful to our seminarian Jeremy and

Rick Rutan for organizing and executing the day. It

takes diligence to work through all the details to make

a procession safe and prayerful. The Grosse Pointe

Farms police are wonderful people and were very

helpful when we had to cross intersectionskeeping us

safe. The Knights of Columbus, under the direction of

the Grand Knight Richard Sandifer and the Boy

Scouts under the leadership of Michael Johnson were

very helpful during the procession. We had

parishioners driving along in a car just in case

someone needed help. They were our good

Samaritans! Angela Theiss led us in song so the

pilgrims who walked could keep focused in prayer. �

� Fr. Colin and I were honored

to carry the monstrance holding our

Eucharistic Lord Jesus. We were so

close to Him as we walked the

streets as the Holy Spirit of Christ’s

love permeated the area. Since Fr.

Colin and I were at the beginning of

the procession we didn’t see what

was happening as we were walking. Parishioners

recalled how people came out of their homes and

asked what we were doing. Excitedly they were able

to explain the event, its significance and why the

Eucharist is important for us. The whole event lasted

50 minutes but the impact will unfold for days and

months or even years to come. We must never

underestimate the power of the Holy Spirit working in

the hearts of people just by our witness to Jesus

Christ. �

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� Finally, a thank you to all who were able to

participate. I know it was a very warm day but at least

it didn’t rain! And for those who could not walk and

remained to pray, I am most grateful for your quiet

witness! �

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� Today, June 13

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is Fr. Colin Fricke’s First

Anniversary of Priesthood. Despite his being ordained

amidst a pandemic and settling into parish life when

everything was in flux he persevered and celebrates

his first of many anniversaries to the priesthood.

Please keep Fr. Colin in prayer as he continues to

minister as a priest here at St. Paul. Thank You Fr.

Colin for saying “yes” to the Lord and being His

priest!!�

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In gratitude,�

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Fr. Jim Bilot �

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The Vocation Committee wishes

Fr. Colin a happy first anniversary

of your ordination June 13th.

We are blessed to have you at

St. Paul on the Lake!

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(Fr.) Colin’s

Column

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An introduction to �

inspirational information�

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Title: Volume 7�

Category: Mystical exper ience�

Timeframe: © 2005�

Density: light �

Pages: 93�

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This book is from a series of

inner locutions in which the visionary

‘Anne’ relates her mystical experience

with Jesus and the Saints. The books

have a Nihil Obstat (nothing against the

Faith) and an Imprimatur (support of

the bishop) on them. The Apostolate of

the Returning King which spreads

devotion to these books is a private

association of the Faithful with

Juridical Personality. An excerpt:�

� July 27

th

2004, St. Catherine of

Siena�

� My dear brothers and sisters in

the world must put all their hope and

trust in Jesus. People in the world will

fail you, my friends. This is the sad

truth. How could they not when they

are human and dealing with human

weaknesses? Do not be alarmed when

this happens to you. I will tell you a

secret. You may have heard that saints

welcomed situations such as this. Do

you know why? Because we considered

it practice. That was our secret. We

knew very well that all trust and hope

had to lie with Jesus. Our goal was to

belong totally to Him. When dear

friends betrayed us or loved ones failed

us, we used the

situations as priceless

opportunities to grow

deeper in unity with

Jesus by detaching

further from the world,

and also to practice

His beautiful example

off forgiveness. �

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Jeremy Schupbach, Sacred Heart Seminarian �

and St. Paul on the Lake Intern�

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Hello everybody! I have some news to announce: I will be leading a Bible Study on

St. Paul’s letter to the Galatians at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 19

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and Saturday, June

26

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. This is exciting for me because I have been looking forward to using this summer internship to

share some of the great material that I have been taught at seminary. Some of the most profound parts of

that material have come from my classes on Scripture. For most of my life, I � like many other Catholics

� did not know a whole lot about the Bible. In fact, I sort of avoided it because I found it intimidating and

confusing. Thankfully my seminary professors showed me how to read the Bible, and I have been blown

away at the depths that it contains. I am hoping that I can replicate that experience, in some measure, for

all of you! �

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The reason that I am choosing Galatians is two�fold: First, it’s very short � it has only six chapters and takes up

about 5 pages in most Bibles � so it will be a good opportunity for me to get my feet wet, so to speak. Second, despite being

short, it is jam�packed, and it covers some of the most essential themes of the New Testament. Plus, it is actually a very

entertaining read, as St. Paul gets quite “sassy”, for lack of a better term, in the rebukes he directs at the Galatians. �

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St. Paul’s letters are the second most important part of the Scriptures � behind only the Gospels themselves �

because it is St. Paul who really helps us to convert the facts of Jesus’s life as they are contained in the Gospels into a

complete theological worldview that explains what God has done for us in the past, the response that we owe Him in the

present, and the hope of God has in store for us in the future. So… you might say that St. Paul is kind of a big deal! We are

fortunate to have him as the patron saint of our parish. �

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St. Paul’s letter to the Romans is generally considered to be the masterpiece of the Pauline letters because it is the

most systematic and thorough unfolding of Paul’s major themes. The Letter to the Galatians, however, actually covers many

of the same themes, and has a similar arrangement, it is just a lot shorter. I like to think of Galatians as “the abridged

version” of Romans. So, Galatians is a condensed version of one of the most important works of one of the most important

authors in the Bible � it gets right to the heart of things. �

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Among the topics that we will cover in this two�week Bible study on Galatians are: a general background on Paul

and his letters; justification by faith and why Protestants misinterpret this rich biblical concept and why Catholics need to re�

appropriate it; the meaning of “the freedom of the sons of God”; the methodology used by St. Paul to interpret the Old

Testament; the relationship of Christianity to Judaism; the fruits of the Holy Spirit; and more. �

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These Bible Study sessions will last for one hour. I will deliver a presentation that will last for about forty�five

minutes and the remaining time will be devoted to questions or to group conversation. For my own preparation I will be

using the commentary on Galatians from the Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture series, but having that book and

reading along is completely optional. The only preparation one really should do is to read the text of Galatians itself, which,

again, is quite short. The sessions will take place in the Assembly Room attached to the main Church building. Beginning at

9 AM on Saturday, they are very convenient for anyone who wants to attend the 8:15 mass on Saturday morning, but of

course anyone can feel free to simply arrive at 9:00. Coffee will be provided! With caffeination, fellowship, and exposure to

the Word of God, these will be a great way to kick off your weekends and to grow in Scriptural literacy and love of God!�

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� I hope to see you all there! If you are interested, please simply send me an email at [email protected]. �

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Congratulations to the

St. Paul Catholic School Teachers,

Administrators and Staff

for completing IN-PERSON LEARNING

for the entire 2020-2021 school year!

Thank you for your dedication to

faithful Catholic teaching!

Have a wonderful summer!

Fr. Jim, Fr. Colin, Fr. Tom, Deacon Bill

and the St. Paul on the Lake

Catholic Church staff.

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Demetrios Borrego�

Grace Campbell�

Sarah Cook�

Carmella Crane�

Robert Crane�

Hannah DiDio�

Cameron DuCharme �

Robin Dybis�

Sarah Forbes�

Colin Gormley�

Charles Gorski�

Quin Grabowski�

Claire Juip�

Lucy Kerr�

Addison Kimmel�

Addison Lalonde�

Luca Marciano�

Anna Nyquist�

Emma O'Donnell�

Santiago Ortiz�

Thomas O'Shea�

Dennis Reilly III�

Frances Ring�

Marie Schueneman�

Blake Shock�

William Starrs�

Tenley Stiyer�

Hannah Sun�

Vincent Swikoski�

Carmen Wilder�

Lauren Winiarski�

St. Paul Catholic School�

Graduating Class of 2021�

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Camp Ozanam Openings �

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Our parish St. Vincent de Paul Conference is

blessed to share an opportunity with families

struggling financially or suffering some other

hardship, with children between the age of 8

and 14. If this applies, we’d like to offer your

child(ren) the opportunity to attend Camp

Ozanam this summer for free. Camp Ozanam,

through the generosity of St. Vincent de Paul

benefactors, provides children the chance to

experience a free week of summer residential

camping. Children will enjoy the great

outdoors, making new friends and life�long

memories this summer at Camp Ozanam!

Please contact Mike Kozicki at 313.410.3207

for more information.�

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JOIN US AND SPEND TIME WITH

JESUS!

Eucharistic Adoration

Tuesdays 8:45am - 7:00pm

Confessions 6:30pm - 7:00pm

Join at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, June 18th as Fr. Tyrone

Robinson offers a Mass of Peace and Justice

Celebrating Freedom at Corpus Christi Parish. This

Mass will be offered in thanksgiving to the Lord for

the freedom of slaves in Texas on June 19th, 1865

(Juneteenth), and will include gospel song, deep

prayer, and witness to God's goodness.

WHEN

Jun 18 6:30PM

LOCATION

Corpus Christi Parish

19800 Pembroke Ave, Detroit, MI 48219

Ordination of Robert E. Karle, S.J.,

St. Paul on the Lake �

Catholic Church parishioner�

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� Robert E. “Bobby” Karle, son of Barbara M.

Karle (neé McSorley) and Robert J. Karle of Lincoln

Rd., Grosse Pointe will be ordained a priest of the

Society of Jesus on Saturday, June 12, 2021 by the

Most Rev. Jerome E. Listecki, Archbishop of the

Archdiocese of Milwaukee at the Church of the Gesu,

Milwaukee, Wi. at 10:00 AM CDT (11:00 AM EDT).

Live stream at JesuitsMidwest.org/Ordination21�

�

� Rev. Robert E. Karle, S.J. will celebrate his

First Mass of Thanksgiving on Sunday, June 13, 2021

10:30 AM CDT (11:30 AM EDT) at the Church of the

Gesu. Live stream at gesuparish.org.�

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� Rev. Karle will also celebrate a Mass of

Thanksgiving at Sts. Peter & Paul Jesuit Church, 438

St. Antoine St., Detroit, MI 48226 on Sunday, June 27,

2021, 11:00 AM. The Mass will be concelebrated with

Rev. Joshua Peters, S.J., who was ordained in 2020.

Both Rev. Karle and Rev. Peters are graduates of UD

Jesuit High School Detroit.�

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� Sunday, June 27 is also the 173

rd

Feast Day for

Sts. Peter & Paul Jesuit Church Detroit. Details for the

173

rd

celebration including registration and tickets for

the food truck reception are available at ssppjesuit.org.�

Rev. Karle has been assigned to serve as an associate

pastor at St. Mary Student Church, 331 Thompson St.,

Ann Arbor, Mi 48104 commencing July 1, 2021. Rev.

Karle’s address is 1919 Wayne St., Ann Arbor, Mi

48104.�

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� Congratulations to Rev. Robert E. Karle, S.J.,

the Karle/McSorley families and all the St. Paul on the

Lake Catholic Church community. Rejoice and be

glad!�

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When the world was brought to a standstill

by COVID-19, people continued to turn to

our parish ministries for help. Recurring gifts

sustained our parish and ensured that we

were there for those who needed us, and

eGiving provides a way forward now as

those in our community continue to face

uncertainty. To help those who are

counting on us, St. Paul on the Lake

depends on online donations from caring

individuals like you. We prayerfully request

that you consider signing up for eGiving

and setting up your recurring donation. You

can use eGiving from your computer,

smartphone, or tablet for recurring and one

-time gifts.

Sign up today by visiting

faith.direct/MI1011

STEWARDSHIP, ONLINE GIVING AND CSA

TEXT TO GIVE

Text GIVE to 313-825-5778 to setup recurring or

one-time donations to St. Paul on the Lake.

ST. PAUL PRESERVATION ENDOWMENT FUND

Thank you to those of you who have

already mailed your CSA pledge cards as

this ensures we Fuel the Mission to witness

Christ. Fr. Jim Bilot is asking all parishioners

to join him in contributing to this year’s

Catholic Services Appeal. If we all give,

we will easily meet St. Paul on the Lake’s

2021 CSA target of $260,792.00, which is

our parish share of the support of more

than 170 CSA-funded ministries, programs,

and services.

Any gifts we receive over our target

will be returned. If, however, we do not

meet this target, we will have to make up

the shortfall from our general fund.

If you are still prayerfully considering

your CSA pledge, you may mail your

completed pledge card in the pre-

addressed envelope that was provided

you. You may also pledge your gift to our

parish’s campaign online at givecsa.org.

If you have not already, you will receive your

CSA pledge card and information directly

from the AOD. Parishes are no longer

responsible for mailing or receiving CSA

information. Please call 888-331-8695 if you

have any questions or concerns.

CSA goal for 2021 is $260,792.00.

The St. Paul on the Lake Preservation Endowment

Fund was created through the Catholic

Foundation of Michigan in April of 2021 to provide

long-term support for the preservation and

enhancement of the historical buildings and

grounds of the St. Paul campus. The fund is

managed to ensure a perpetual source of support

for generations to come. The Catholic Foundation

of Michigan will accept one-time, reoccurring, or

planned gifts of money, securities, retirement plan

assets, fully paid life insurance policies, and other

assets designated to benefit the St. Paul on the

Lake Preservation Endowment Fund. Please

contact Patrick Fabian at the Parish Office for

more information.

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Day, Date,�

and Time�

Celebrant�

Saturday,�

June 19�

4:30 pm�

Fr. Slowinski�

Sunday,�

June 20�

7:00 am�

Fr. Slowinski�

Sunday,�

June 20�

8:30 am�

Fr. Bilot�

Sunday,�

June 20�

10:00 am�

(outdoor)�

Fr. Fricke�

Sunday,�

June 20�

12:00 noon�

Fr. Fricke�

Weekend Celebrants

ST. PAUL ON SOCIAL MEDIA

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for more information!

Knights News

Schedule is subject to change at any time.

FLOWER MINISTRY�

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The St. Paul on the Lake Altar Society

invites you to join the Flower Ministry.

Connect with joyful teams of ladies who

arrange and maintain our beautiful altar

flowers throughout the year. For

information contact: �

Karen Kolp at 313�884�6039 or

[email protected]�

GARDENING CLUB�

�

The St. Paul on the Lake Gardening

Club needs help to keep our campus

BEUATIFUL! They meet on �

Wednesdays at 6:00 pm.�

Service hours available for students!!�

For information contact: �

Dave Calcaterra at 313�995�4647 or

[email protected]�

Help wanted at st. paul on the lake

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS�

BOTTLE AND CAN DRIVE�

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Next collection on June 12�13�

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Monthly collection of �

refundable bottles and cans�

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Sponsored by St. Paul �

Knights of Columbus�

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Provides for seminarian scholarships for�

Deacon Bobby Karle SJ�

Deacon Luke Van Berkum OP�

James Bird�

Arturo Medina�

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Second full weekend of each month�

�

Trailer with banner in parking lot �

near rectory�

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Please do not bring or leave anything if�

trailer is not present.�

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Altar Society

MASS INTENTIONS

Day Date Mass Time Intention

Also to be

Remembered

Sunday

June 13

7:00 am

The Intentions of this Parish

8:30 am


10:00 am

All St. Paul Parishioners

12:00 noon

Kathy Mann

By: The Peck Family

Antonella Improta

Bart Legato

Rev. Robert E. Karle, S.J.

Monday

June 14

6:30 am

Brian “Duke” O’Mara

By: The Peck Family

8:15 am

Judy Rashid Robert Cernok

Tuesday

June 15

6:30 am

Raymond Reilley

By: The Moroun Family

8:15 am

Sigrid Koebel

By: Steve and Lorrie Peck

Taylor Flaska

Wednesday

June 16

6:30 am

Elizabeth Desser

By: Mary Ghesquirre

William Griffith

(1st Anniversary)

Raymond Riley

8:15 am

Lara Michelle Rutan

By: Judy and Rick Rutan

William Kuypers

Thursday

June 17

6:30 am

Chester Smalarz

By: Fr. Jim Bilot

8:15 am

Isabel Reboya

Friday

June 18

6:30 am

Maggie Echlin

By: Family

Jarrod Champine

(1st Anniversary)

8:15 am

James Weiss

By: Ruth Ellen Mayhall

Saturday

June 19

8:15 am

Caroline Landes

By: A. Moroun

Donald Burns

Billie Belen

Jose Diaz

Kristian Cernok

4:30 pm

Joseph Leonard

By: Family

Joseph Warchol

Caroline Landes

Marlena Stahl

Joseph Licari

Sunday

June 20

7:00 am


8:30 am


10:00 am

All St. Paul Parishioners

12:00 noon

Larry DuMouchelle

By: Laurie DuMouchelle

Sean Daly

Thomas & Mary Grace Sutherland

Peter Mercier

Rev. Deacon Kevin Breen

MASS INTENTIONS

We will continue live�streaming Mass. The links are available all week �

for post�live�viewing, so you can participate anytime.�

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Schedule and live links are available at stpaulonthelake.org �

or our Facebook page.�

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Addiction

Destroys lives and families! Community is a Catholic

faith-based approach to treatment. Call for help at

313.550.8107, 313-550-8106 or visit hopereborn.org.

E.T.C. Eastside Take Control

An Ecumenical Career Network Group. Contact

Susan Bristol (Lead Volunteer at

St. Paul) at [email protected].

Think you might be pregnant?

Pregnancy Aid will help, call 313.882.1000.

Hurting from an abortion experience?

Contact Project Rachel Post Abortion Ministry,

888.722.4355.

Are you caring for a loved one suffering

from Alzheimer’s, dementia, or memory loss?

CarePointe - Support Group for Caregivers can help.

Join other caregivers to share experiences and gain

support. CarePointe meets on the third Saturday of

every month from 1:00pm-2:30pm at Our Lady Star of

the Sea. Information carepointesupport.org

Need somewhere to turn?

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800.799.7233.

Mental Health

NAMI, The National Alliance on Mental Illness

is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health

organization dedicated to building better lives for the

millions of Americans affected by mental illness. Call

Barb, 313-886-8004, for information on meetings in

Grosse Pointe.

FIND HELP IN A CRISIS: CALL THE NAMI HELP LINE AT

800-950-NAMI, EMAIL AT [email protected] OR TEXT

"NAMI" TO 74174.

Marriage Resources: foryourmarriage.org

An initiative of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops

with information and support relating to dating and

engaged couples, parenting and the family,

marriage (including troubled marriages), and

Marriage Resource Center.

Reporting Sexual Abuse

Inform the Archdiocese of Detroit regarding the

sexual abuse of minors by priests, deacons, and other

church personnel and/or to speak to the Victim

Assistance Coordinator, contact 866.343.8055. This

line is for reporting suspected sexual misconduct or

child abuse within archdiocesan institutions and

ministries only. Persons with complaints not involving

clergy or church personnel should refer to the

archdiocesan web site at www.aod.org for contact

information for civil authorities.

Free Technology help for Seniors

Cyber For Seniors is a volunteer program providing

free technology help to the senior community. Our

goal is to assist seniors in becoming more connected

with friends and family, and the world, by making

technology easier to use. Contact Emily Fox at 313-

680-2975 or [email protected].

RECENTLY MARRIED

SUPPORT SERVICES

PRAY FOR OUR SICK

PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY

Maureen Brunton

Peter Hanna

Ted Kirles

Michael Passage

BANNS OF MARRIAGE

Family members please call the Parish Office

at 313.885.8855 to update/confirm your service

person’s military active status.

Matthew Allison

Brian Boylea

John Couzens

Matthew Forbes

David Harris

Drew Harris

Ryan Hudson

Patrick Jackson

Alex Johansen

Patrick Kuchta

Mark Lepczyk

Maxwell Martinez

Nicholas G. Mayer

Timothy Moehring

Megan Moehring

Michael Mott

David Murray

Briana Carter-Murray

Amy Padesky

Brett Piche

Alexander Raggio

Daniel J. Rader

Evan A. Scott

Sean B. Scott

Robert Skowronski

John P. Steinhauer

Daniel VanNatter

Josh Weldon

Allyson Rizzo & Ryan Santo (III)

Courtney Warner & Ryan Brandon (II)

Meri Maka & Thomas Milne (I)

BAPTIZED IN CHRIST

Emily Joseph and Raymond Bauer

Jessica Gabel and Patrick Lane

June 6, 2021

Thomas Alexander Buhay

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PASTOR & CLERGY 313.885.8855

Rev. James Bilot, Pastor

[email protected]

Rev. Colin Fricke, Associate Pastor

[email protected]

Rev. Thomas Slowinski, Associate Pastor

[email protected]

Rev. Mr. William Jamieson, Pastoral Associate

[email protected]

PARISH OFFICE 313.885.8855

Office Hours

Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

(closed for lunch 12:30pm - 1:30pm)

Patrick Fabian, Business Manager, x146

[email protected]

Colleen Tolliver, Administrative Assistant, x151

[email protected]

Barb Stahl, Accounting Assistant, x148

[email protected]

Fran Bauer, RCIA Coordinator, x157

[email protected]

Anne Graves, Evangelization Coordinator, x144

[email protected]

Theresa Sommer, Funeral & Liturgical Coordinator, x149

[email protected]

NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION

Please call/stop by the Parish Office or download the

form from stpaulonthelake.org.

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY

Only registered parishioners may make arrangements

for weddings at least 6 months in advance to ensure

adequate preparation for the Sacrament of Marriage.

Please call the Parish Office at 313-885-8855.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Baptism Preparation Classes are suspended at this

time. Please email [email protected] to

register for online class. Baptisms take place the 2nd

& 4th Sundays of most months following the 12:00 noon

Mass.

SCHOOL 313.885.3430 / Fax: 313.885.9357

Tina Forsythe, Principal, x113

[email protected]

Emily Coldicott, Assistant Principal, x112

[email protected]

Colleen Wilson, Administrative Assistant, x100

[email protected]

Lynne O’Brien, Secretary, x111

[email protected]

MUSIC

Lawrence Przybysz, Director

[email protected]

RELIGIOUS ED 313.885.7022 / Fax: 313.885.9316

Tricia Kesteloot, Coordinator, x122

[email protected]

Donna Peters, Secretary, x121

[email protected]

Christi Nyquist, Part Time Secretary, x123

[email protected]

Amy Ludvigsen, Preschool RE Coordinator x123

[email protected]

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL

Christian Service Bob Barrette

Faith Formation Josef Zehetmair

Stewardship Robert Rizzo

Vicariate Brian Fromm

Evangelization Anne Graves

Parish Member at Large Dr. Tom Knuth

FINANCE COUNCIL

Chair Bob Hayes

Vice Chair Patrick Haddad

GROUPS AT ST. PAUL

Altar Society Patty Gmeiner

[email protected]

Catholic Men’s Fellowship Group Tom Graves

[email protected]

Eucharistic Minister Scheduler Susan Bristol

Gardening Group David Calcaterra

[email protected]

Head Sacristan Elli Giordimaina

Homeless Week Tom McCarren

[email protected]

Knights of Columbus 12121 Richard Sandifer

[email protected]

Life Issues Committee Marcia McBrien

[email protected]

Parish Moms for questions or information email

[email protected] or

Sacred Linens Coordinator Bev Ballew

St. Paul Athletic Club A.J. Hakim, Director

[email protected]

Jeff Cook, President

[email protected]

St. Paul Educational Trust Kathleen Conway

[email protected]

St. Paul Hospitality Josephine Pompeo

[email protected]

St. Paul Lector Scheduler Jeffrey Moyer

St. Paul Prayer Ministry [email protected]

St. Paul Ushers Robert Rizzo

[email protected]

St. Vincent de Paul Conference Mike Kozicki

[email protected]

St. Paul Worship Liaison Theresa Sommer

[email protected]

Tuesday Evening Bible Study Group John Shumaker

[email protected]

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Northwestern Mutual is the marketing name for The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, WI (NM) and its subsidiaries. Eric Allen Backman is an Insurance Agent of NM

Eric Backman CFP® RICP® Wealth Management Advisor [email protected] Phone: 313-209-5000

100 Kercheval Ste A Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236

John C. CahalanAttorney & Counselor26640 Harper AvenueSaint Clair Shores586-299-1300cklawservices.comPARISHIONER


Eric Backman CFP®Financial Advisor(313) 209-5000ericbackman.nm.com

We help you see your whole financial picture.

© 2016 The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, WI (Northwestern Mutual).

• Estate Planning & Probate • Business & Commercial Law• Corporation- LLC Set Up & Operation• Commercial Litigation & Collection

Robert L. Hindelang, P.C.The Attorney-CPA Bow-Tie Guy

313-886-445018430 Mack Avenue | Grosse Pointe Farms | [email protected]

THRIFTYF L O R I S TF L O R I S T

pa r i s h i o n e r

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Interiors & ExteriorsSatisfaction Guaranteed

586-549-7819 • Senior Discount

Kendra Maurer, MD20225 E. Nine Mile RoadSuite 100, St. Clair Shores586-772-1090

Accepting new patients from newborn up to 21 years of age

Lakeview Pediatrics

www.RedBaronEnterprises.com313-408-1166

Second Generation Owned and Operated

Residential and CommercialServing the Grosse Pointes and

South Eastern Michigan Communities

Accepts all major credit cardsCheck us out on Facebook!

“We’re Your To Do List Handymen”Parishioner & Grosse Pointe Resident

Patrick O’Hara, CPAConrad Koski, CPA– Income Tax Services –

377 Fisher Rd, Suite F • Grosse Pointe(313) 885-9700 • www.OHaraCPA.net

& HORTICULTURAL SERVICES

• Landsape Design/ Installation• Custom Outdoor Living Spaces • Bluestone/ Concrete• Full Service Outdoor Maintenance• Snow & Ice Management• Seasonal Displays

Matthew E. ManninoOffice: 313.884.1101

www.ToccoMannino.com

Old Equipment Specialists

586-296-1800 CandCHeat.comServing your family for over six decades

heating& air conditioning

“Service Today...Installation Tomorrow”

Seaver’s HomeMaintenance Inc.

Reliability, Integrity,Quality WorkmanshipHELP WANTED

GOOD PAYSince 1980 • Licensed /Insured

313-882-0000313-231-4996

Mike Seaver St. Paul Alumnus

96 Kercheval Ave.Grosse Pointe Farms, MI

Office: 313-499-1313Cell: 586-601-8578

Julie Baumer, [email protected]

Contact Terry Sweeney to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 477-4574 x6407


ALL PRO

Call John (586) 776-5167

New & Repairs

Licensed& Insured

Roofing • Gutters • Siding Professional - Reasonable Senior Discounts

Over 45 Years... Same Owner, Same Phone Number

Interior & ExteriorRestoration & Custom Painting

Custom CarpentryPlaster Repair

Superior Preparation & CraftsmanshipFREE ESTIMATES • LICENSED • INSURED

www.NickKaroutsosPainting.com

www.drbendentistry.com OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT

DENTISTRY & IMPLANTS by Dr. BenBEN J. CZERNIAWSKI, D.D.S., M.S., PLLC.

Licensed SpecialistDIPLOMATE, AMERICAN BOARD OF PROSTHODONTICS

20323 MACK AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MI 48236PHONE: (313) 881-0077

EASTWOODEASTWOODCARPETCARPETsales & service586.773.1111586.773.111122924 Mack Ave., SCSCARPET • VINYL • HARDWOOD

Serving the Community for 55 Years

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Audi BMW Mercedes-Benz Volkswagen PORSCHE

586-773-5820

WE DIAGNOSE AND SERVICE GERMAN CARS EXCLUSIVELY

Quality Genuine PartsKeeping the German Tradition since 1975

16521 E. 9 Mile Road, Eastpointe4 Blocks East of Gratiot Avenue

LICENSED & INSURED MASTER PLUMBER

Senior Discounts • 24 Hr. Emergency Service313-558-8757 WaterWorkPlumbing.com

$20 OFF ANY SERVICE

Edward J. Vermet B.S. D.D.S. fa m i ly p r a c t i c e Implant Services • Sedation Available

Evening Hours Complete Cosmetic Dentistry

Including Whitening660 Cadieux at Kercheval, Grosse Pointe, MI 48230

313.882.2300 • [email protected]

Carl F. Jarboe30 year parish member

[email protected]

(313) 821-260018720 Mack Avenue, Suite 240Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236

Visit us at jarboelawfirm.com

JANSSEN REFRIGERATION Co, Inc.

HVAC Commercial & IndustrialMechanical Contractor

Jim Motschall, Executive SalesMobile: 586/883.2398

26725 Bunert • WarrenOffice: 586/498.1191

[email protected]

24 HOUR SERVICE

Call for a Tour 586-498-4500 26101 Jefferson Ave., North of 10 Mile, St. Clair Shores, MI48081

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A Shared Campus with Shorepointe Health &

Rehabilitation Offers a Continuum of Care

Scott AdlhochRealtor

Office: (313) 882-5200Cell: (313) 550-1181

Parish Member and Proud Parentof a St. Paul 4th Grader

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