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JULY 21, 2019 • 16TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
CAUSE
OF
St. Mary, Our Joy
8200 N.Wayne Road • Westland, MI 48185
734-425-4421 • stmarycooj.org
Joyful News
Parish Mission Statement
The Parish of St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy, inspired by Mary’s “Yes” and led by the Holy Spirit,
strives to be a faith-filled community, joyfully welcoming all to witness and to celebrate the Gospel.
Parish Mission Statement
The Parish of St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy, inspired by Mary’s “Yes” and led by the Holy Spirit,
strives to be a faith-filled community, joyfully welcoming all to witness and to celebrate the Gospel.
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
AUGUST 4, 2019 • 18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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PARISH INFORMATION
8200 N. Wayne Road,
Westland, Michigan 48185
Phone: 734-425-4421
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 734-425-0650
Rectory Phone: (weekends & emergencies
only please) 734-421-6544
Website: www.stmarycooj.org
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
Office Hours
Monday to Thursday: 8:00am−4:00pm
Friday: 8:00am-Noon
Mass Schedule
MON, THURS & FRI
WED
SAT
SUN
8:30 am
12:00 Noon
4:30 pm
8:00 am
10:00 am
12:00 Noon
Confession
Saturdays: 3:30pm
Baptisms
Please call our Parish Office during
regular business hours. Parish member-
ship and preparation class required.
Marriage
Arrangements must be made by
registered parishioner at least six months
in advance to allow sufficient time for
instructions and preparation.
Anointing of Sick and
Ministry to Homebound
Our pastor, deacon or lay ministers are
available to visit upon request.
RCIA
(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
For those interested in becoming a full
member of the Catholic Church. Please
call the office.
Report Sexual Abuse for any child or adult:
Call AOD victim assistance 1-866-343-8055 or
Call the Michigan Department of
Human Services at: 855-444-3911 any time
PASTOR
Fr. Shafique Masih Ext. 213
PRIEST IN RESIDENCE
Fr. Joe Plawecki
DEACON J im Hensel
(Deacon Emeritus)
FAITH FORMATION (pre-K to year 8)
Sabrina Queen Ext. 217
MUSIC AND WORSHIP
Steve Reyes Ext. 230
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/
CHRISTIAN SERVICE
Paul Zbytowski Ext. 221
YOUTH MINISTRY
Carol Nelius Ext. 215
SECRETARIES
Peggy Fox Ext. 210
Sandy Young Ext. 211
BULLETIN / MINISTRY SCHEDULING
Jennifer Newman Ext. 218
BOOKKEEPER
Carol Pates Ext. 214
MAINTENANCE
Shannon Galoch Ext. 220
Matt Andresen
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Jeff Burden Grand Knight
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Ext. 219
DIRECTORY
Chair: Julie Callahan
Vice Chair: Art Regner
Secretary:
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
Doug Cyr
Michael Gluth
Suzanne Price
Gary Pieknik
Pat Slusarz
Nancy Smith
Chris VanHoet
At-Large Members
If there are any names that can be removed from our Prayer List, please let us know by calling 734-425-4421
READINGS for August 10/11
1st Reading: Wisdom 18:6-9
Resp. Psalm : Blessed the people the Lord
has chosen to be his own.
2nd Reading: Hebrews 11:1-2, 8-19
Gospel: Luke 12:32-48
CPT Joey Saunders, U.S. Marines; Joseph David Onadia, U.S. Navy; PVT Marcus Rodriguez, U.S.
Army; SMSGT Terence Zelek, U.S. Air Force
OUR ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS
Hearing devices are available for
use during Mass. Please see our
music director in the choir area.
Bulletin Articles due by 9 am on Monday
(5 days prior to publication). Submitted
bulletin content is subject to approval.
Steve Anderson
Joe Andrzejewski
Victoria Angelosanto
Fran Ashe
Jason Billings
John Bishop
Irene Boduch
Lee Borycz
Boyington Family
Frank Briggs
Bob Cadotte
Michael Carrier
Tina Ciepley
Missy Cooper
Steve Demaggio
Betty DeVos
Pat Dunajski
Faith Falzon
Janet Fleis
Annette Fish
Edmund & Irene Frain
Jessica Freeman
Kevin Freeman
Alisa Gardner
Jeanette Gordon
Deb Gorski
Gerald Graziani
Paul Grden
Kenyatta Hughes
Viola Janus
Tonya Jordan-Jackson
Adeline Kaczor
John Kaminsky
Marilyn Kashat
Joan Klein
Bob Kluba
Rita Kraft
John Krokosky
John Lardin
Leonard Lewandowski
Phil Macunovich
MaryAnn Magon
Nikki Martinez
Dolores McCarthy
Christopher Merchant
Selena Montes
Debbie Moore
Michael Morris
Jane Murawka
Ashley Murphy
Leo Mysiewicz
Judie Nagy
Mary Napier
Martha Novotny
Vivian Nyland
Henry Pardo
Ruth Parisien
Jeannette Pawlaczyk
Gerry & Deb Pietszak
Kathryn Piotrowski
Charice Price
Angela Marie Riopelle
Debbie Robarge
Emma Roberts
Sara Robertson-Sevilla
Lynn Rodriguez
Mae Rose
Edward Rysztak
Grace Rysztak
Emma Scaramella
Jerry Schmucker
Karen Shea
Nancy & Jack Shea
Tom Shafar
Dianne Shekell
John Schuster
Andrea Sinadinoski
Diana Soine
Anna Soleto
Richard Spencer
Robert Stachura Jr.
Dolores Stark
Trudy Stchur
Ellen Steele
Patrick & Patricia Stewart
Natalie Tanana
Judith Thurner
Roberta Troher
Doris Urbanski
Jennifer Valdez
David Wasil
Karen Webb
Cathy West
Ron &Antoinette Wonsack
Joyce Yarde
Mike & Pam Yokley
Nova Zboyan
PRAY FOR OUR SICK
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August Greetings and Salutations,
Faith Formation registration forms were mailed to each family. If you
have yet to receive a packet, or if you are new to the Parish and have
children K-8 please contact me regarding Faith Formation
opportunities.
This week I would like to ask the Parish to keep in your prayers the
wonderful men and women who make up the Catechetical team for
the 2019-2020 school year. We are very blessed at Saint Mary, COOJ,
to have these wonderful Catechist’s share their knowledge of Faith
with our children.
Please keep in prayer that the Holy Spirit will ignite volunteer(s) to
teach in grade 4 and assist with a new Kindergarten program.
If there are any “high schoolers” interested in assisting in any of our
grades, please contact me for details.
Upcoming Dates to remember…
Meeting for Catechist’s on Monday, September 9th at 6:30p.m.
Faith Formation classes resume on Monday, September 23
rd
at 6:00p.m.
Parent Meeting, September 30
th
at 6:00p.m. Please meet in church.
These dates will be posted throughout the month.
Just for laughs…what do you call a dog magician?
A Labracadabrador!!!! Ahhhhh hahahahaha!
Have a great week everyone and remember let the SONshine in!
Peace and Prayers,
Sabrina
Queen’s Quotes from
Religious Formation
Sunday, August 25
Time: Noon
NEW LOCATION!
Mass on the grass will be on our front lawn
and picnic in our parish social hall.
A Hot dog lunch will be provided
Bring a chair or blanket to sit on and your own
non-alcoholic beverage.
Join us for an enjoyable afternoon of fun for all.
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary
THURSDAY, AUGUST 15
MASS TIMES
8:30am and 7:00pm
SOLES 4 SOLES
DID YOU KNOW?
In many developing countries,
walking is a primary mode of
transportation. Each day
millions face the dangers of
cuts, fungus, contaminated soil
and insect bites that lead to
infection, disease, amputation
and death. Providing safe,
sturdy shoes could help end
this cycle.
Coming in September. Look for
the collec�on boxes in the
gathering space
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Coffee Sunday
Meet and get to know more of your
parish family members in the Social
Hall after the 8am and 10am Masses.
Coffee and Goodies will now be
available following the 8am Mass!
Sunday, August 11
If you would like to donate homemade
cupcakes, cookies or other goodies for
the above date, please contact:
Don & Kathy Yokley at: 734-335-6670
St. Vincent de Paul
INVITATION TO SERVE
Are you looking for ways to experience
God? It can be difficult. God is a
spiritual being. How do you experience a
“spiritual being”? Members of the St.
Vincent de Paul Society invite you to
share in their ministry of experiencing
God in the poor. Holy Scripture tells us:
“The Word became flesh and lived
among us, and we saw His glory, the
glory that is His as the only Son of the
Father, full of grace and truth.” (The
Gospel according to John, 1, 14) We see
Christ in the poor and when we see
Christ we experience God. Look for our
Invitation to Serve in future bulletins.
HOLY NAME FRATERNITY
Forty-five hearty Detroit Tiger fans rode
the big bus and cheered the team to a
walk off victory at Comerica Park on
Sunday, July 21. This event was
sponsored by the Holy Name Fraternity,
and was coordinated by Bob Sheppard.
Great job, Bob! In just 6 weeks, on
September 15, the world famous HNF
Pancake and French Toast returns to St.
Mary, Cause of Our Joy. Mark your
calendars!
Paul Markus
St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy High School Teens have been asked to assist with Family
Fun Day as Part of the 5 day Life Remodeled Event. We need 8 High school Youth
and 1 additional adult chaperone to assist with Supervising the World's Largest
Bounce House for Family Fun Day on Thursday, August 8. It is going to be lots of
fun as we meet children from the surrounding community!
Location: Durfee Innovation Society 2470 Collingwood Detroit, MI 48206.
When: Thursday, August 8 - 8:00 am Departure from St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy
Parking lot.
Check in and training - 8:30 a.m. Work Shift is from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Lunch
will be provided. Return back to St. Mary, Cause of our Joy at 2:00 p.m.
What is Happening? From August 5th-August 10th 2019, Life Remodeled will
mobilize over 10,000 volunteers across 6 days to clean and beautify 300 city blocks
and bring joy to many Detroit community members. This years’ project will focus
heavily on clearing blighted alleyways. The project will include the following:
• Clearing every blighted alleyway within a four-mile geography surrounding the
Durfee Innovation Society (Central Detroit Neighborhood)
• Avengers Youth Mentoring Summer Camp (ages 5-13), Basketball Camp (ages
11-14), & Family Fun Days with activities, entertainment, carnival games, and
the world’s largest bounce house. To learn more about Life Remodeled visit
their website at https://www.liferemodeled.com/
What to Wear: The provided Life Remodeled shir t ( provided the day of the
event), work pants or shorts, closed toe shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a water
bottle. Stay Hydrated.
Waivers: All volunteers must sign a Life Remodeled Waiver . Volunteers must
be at least 14 years of age.
Lunch: A light lunch will be provided and is served at the Command Centers. If
you have dietary restrictions, we ask that you bring a bagged lunch. Feel free to bring
additional snacks.
We are filling the spaces on a first come first served basis until they are full.
Please email, call, or text Carol Nelius, Coordinator of Youth Ministry at youthminis-
[email protected] or 734-765-5525 if you would like to attend. You may then
bring the signed waiver form the morning of the event.
Wednesday, August 21
12 Noon—7:00pm
Large Social Hall
Sign up at:
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/
donation-time
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III-Banns
Heather Newman
And
Andrew Astorino
Forever Young Seniors…
Our next meeting will be tomorrow, August 5th at 10:00am in the Large Social Hall.
We will have a special guest next month. Emery Price, retired Westland Chief of
Police will be talking to us about Senior Safety. Bob Cadotte’s niece, Ann Pape will
be our volunteer chef.
Tickets for our September 9th Picnic in the Park will be on sale for $10 at the August
meeting. No tickets will be sold at the picnic.
Please keep all of our ill members in your prayers especially Eva Szatkowski and
Marlene Chwalek
We have some wonderful bus trips coming up:
Turkeyville “The Rat Pack” (Sold out, call for Wait List)
Sunday, Sept 15
th
8:45am – 6:15pm $79 due by Sep. 1
st
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�
Sandhill Cranes – Color Tour
Thurs, Oct 24
th
8:15am – 6:00pm $82 due by Oct 10
th
Firekeepers Casino
Tuesday, Nov 12
th
9:00am – 6:00pm $37 due by Oct 29th
The bus trips are open to everyone. Please call me 734-525-3737 for reservations
and more details. Copies of the flyers are available in the back of Church or at the
Parish Office during regular business hours. Make checks payable to Bianco and mail
to me at 8843 Linville, Livonia, MI 48150.
Maryann Sligay
I-Banns
Felicia Nip
And
Andrew Tulgestke
GOSPEL MEDITATION
�
ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING
OF SCRIPTURE
18th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
The cake is frosted, the guests have
arrived, and the gifts are piled high. One
by one, the packages are opened, and one
by one, the child reaches for another.
Who among us hasn't seen a child who
appears crestfallen when the gifts run
out? Even the abundance isn't quite
enough. Today's Gospel tackles a key
question in the spiritual life - grateful or
greedy?
"There was a rich man whose land
produced a bountiful harvest." We all
recognize the need to be practical.
Raising a family, there's need to save for
all sorts of things beyond normal day-to-
day costs - medical bills, family
vacations, private school, rainy day
funds, retirement. Jesus doesn't critique
the rich man for simply having an
abundant harvest. It's his mentality. Does
the rich man sell off the extra to make
the needed repairs to the back fence or to
invest in some additional livestock to
grow the business? Perhaps donate some
of the excess to the poor? No. "You have
so many good things stored up for many
years, rest, eat, drink, be merry!" The
man wants to hoard and indulge with no
concern for others.
Jesus doesn't condemn prudent saving or
owning necessary items. He calls us to
purify our attitudes. "Guard against all
greed... one's life does not consist of
possessions." We are called to be good
stewards. This means being practical. It
also means remaining open to God's
invitation with our resources. Are we
tithing to our parish? Do we give alms to
the poor? Does our weekly entertainment
far outstrip what we offer to others? Life
is not about "stor[ing] up treasure for
[our]selves." The more we grow in
gratitude and generosity, the more we
become "rich in what matters to God."
Becoming Catholic: What is RCIA?
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a Catholic program or education
intended to instruct in the Catholic Faith those who are seeking to enter into full
communion with the Catholic Church through Baptism and/or Confirmation and Holy
Communion. RCIA is your compass to the Catholic Faith.
Who should look into RCIA?
• Anyone not yet baptized.
• Anyone baptized but not as a Catholic.
• Anyone baptized as a Catholic who did not yet receive First Communion or
Confirmation.
• Fully initiated Catholics seeking fuller catechetical knowledge of their Catholic
Faith.
• Anyone at all looking to learn more about Christianity.
The RCIA program is led by a team who will help guide participants on their Faith
Journey. In addition, participants will also have a sponsor to pray with them and guide
them throughout the process.
If you think you might be interested in knowing more about the Catholic Faith, please
call the Parish office at 734-425-4421.
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LITURGICAL SCHEDULE August 10/11
SATURDAY 4:30pm SUNDAY 8:00am SUNDAY 10:00am SUNDAY 12 Noon
Lector
Comm.
Kevin Steele
Rose Rodriguez
Katie Bohr
Jerry Chwalek
Karen Bulmanski
Lisa Kliza
Julie Callahan
Jennifer Gonzalez
Extraordinary
Ministers of
Holy
Communion
Maryann Sligay
Fran Niemiec
Bill Wendling
Keith Kudron
Dan Kavetsky
Ralph Costyn
Jan Lauster
Olimpia DeToma
Janet Carrier
Cheryl Paputa
Katie Bohr
Josei Klocke
Jerry Chwalek
Duane Harbowy
Jeanne Sullivan
Karen Bulmanski
Sue Gomez
Nicole Macko
Cathi Macko
Volunteer
Scott Ozga
Julie Callahan
Darlene LaFave
Jennifer Schaefer
Jennifer Gonzalez
Pat Slusarz
Volunteer
Altar Server
Emmanuela Nwizu Angel Kimfon Esmeralda Gonzalez
Sacristan
Loretta Wood Alice André Jeanne Sullivan Joy Moss
Ushers
Tony Collins
Peter Kowalski
Paul Markus
Tony Micallef
Don Niemiec
Steve Noonan
Frank Pelton
Emery Price
Jean Schmuck
Jack Rourke
Jim DeVitis
Jim Fredrickson
Don Koszegi
Ernie Lenard
Bill Lezotte
Paul Lukasik
Dan Stachow
Leslie Johnston
Robert Dropp
John Meconi
Ron Sherry
Kathy Sherry
John Burke
Barb Burke
Clare Masak
Bonnie Kinunen
Ron Kinunen
Jim Siepierski
Sue Moore
Greeters
Keith Kudron
Connie Flynn
John Flynn
Eunice Austin
Marlene & Roman Kotrys
Deanna Stachow
Guldner family Doug Cyr
Geralyn Pawlaczyk
Pat Slusarz
Darlene LaFave
Homebound
Duane Harbowy
Altar Care
August 16 Ann Findysz Nancy Smith
Thank you for your past and future support of our Parish
Community. Please remember our parish
in your Estate Planning.
UPCOMING EVENTS August 5-11
MON. Aug. 5
8:30am
8:30am
10:00am
Mass
Rosary
Forever Young Seniors
TUE. Aug. 6
10:30am
11:00am
Doors open for cards and coffee
Cards and coffee
WED. Aug. 7
12 Noon
12:30-3pm
7:00pm
Mass
Eucharistic Adoration
Rosary
THURS. Aug. 8
8:30am
9:00am
Mass
Perpetual Help Devotions and Rosary
FRI. Aug. 9
8:30am Mass
SAT. Aug. 10
3:30pm
4:30pm
Reconciliation
Mass
SUN. Aug. 11
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
12 Noon
Mass
Coffee & Goodies
Mass
Coffee & Goodies
Mass
MASS INTENTIONS
Mon. Aug. 5 8:30am
Forever Young Seniors
Albert & Gemma Benedettini by Graziano Canini
Wed. Aug. 7 12 Noon
Anthony john Kronk by Mary C. Braczyk
Mary Kronk Case by Mary C. Braczyk & CD Kronk
Albert & Gemma Benedettini by Graziano Canini
Thurs. Aug. 8 8:30am
Antonia Casamatta by by Mrs Joanne Tuchowski
Mary Murphy by Jim Murphy
Charlie Cuschieri by Rose & Jerry Merrick
Fri. Aug. 9 8:30am
Iva Barbarich by Betty Barbarich
Edmund Koss by Sallie Koss
Gary Grace by Sallie Koss
Sat. Aug. 10 4:30pm
Theo Lenart by Elinor Sorenson
Leona Kuclo by her sister, Delores Stark
Ann Czerwinska by Maria & Matys
Leocadia Stokes by family
Sun. Aug. 11 8:00am
10:00am
12 Noon
Deaceased members of Hassa family
Brian O’Leary by Roman & Marlene Kotrys
For our parish family
Earl Knedgen by St Mary staff
Mark LaGrow by family
Ann Damron by St. Monica Circle
Herbert Beadle by Machowicz family
SUNDAY CONTRIBUTION REPORT�
Sunday
Offertory�
No.
Env�
Weekly
Actual�
Weekly
Budget�
Weekly
Variance�
07/28/19� 309� $ 8,653 � $ 10,960 � $ (2,307)�
07/24/19� 344� $ 9,986 � $ 10,960 � $ (974)�
07/14/19� 336� $ 11,028 � $ 10,960 � $ 68 �
07/07/19� 314� $ 9,099 � $ 10,971 � $ (1,871)�
FY 2018�19�
YTD
Actual�
YTD�
Budget�
YTD�
Variance�
$ 39,344 � $ 43,840 � $ (4,496)�
Heavenly Father, welcome Home
those whom you have called from
this world especially
Michele (Mike) Macari
Frank Briggs
and all the souls of our faithful departed.
May they rest in peace. Amen
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