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DirectoryST. CLARE OF MONTEFALCO PARISH 1401 Whittier Rd., Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230Parish Offices: 1401 Whittier Road . 313-647-5000Fax 313-647-5005Parish Secretary . 313-647-5060School: 16231 Charlevoix . 313-647-5100Fax 313-647-5105Religious Education Office: 16231 Charlevoix . 313-647-5056Fax 313-647-5055Parish Pastoral TeamRev. Andrew Kowalczyk, CSMA (647-5000) . PastorRev. Tom Wilisowski, CSMA (647-5077) . Associate PastorJanet Guensche (647-5015) . Pastoral AssociateSusie Frazer (647-5022) . Business ManagerGeoffrey Fisher (647-5100). PrincipalSr. Kathleen Avery, OSM (647-5110) . Director of Religious EducationMichael McDevitt (647-5025) . Christian Service / Maintenance CoordinatorRev. Mr. Richard Shubik (RShubik@stclarem.org) . DeaconStephanie Carder (647-5051) . Coordinator of Youth MinistryMusic Ministry:Minister of Music (647-5064) . Dr. David TroianoOffice StaffParish Secretary (647-5060) . Józefa Chmielewski.jchmielewski@stclarem.orgDirector of Ministry of Care (885-5210) Patricia RadnickAthletic Director (647-5170) . Robert ConwayMedia Coordinator (ckeelan@stclarem.org) . Colleen KeelanSacristans (882-9167) . Joan LouwersMargaret PlatzSchool Offices:School Administrative Assistant (647-5102) . Mickey BelliaReligious Education Office:Religious Education Secretary (647-5056) . Susan KuhlSt. Vincent dePaul Society:Assistance Line . 313-647-5062Parish Council/Commissions/Committee Chairpersons:Parish Council: Marty McMillan .martin.d.mcmillan@gmail.comFinance Council: Rick Berg . Berg@butzel.comChristian Service: Bill Harrington wbh12968@gmail.comFaith Formation Commission: Tom Warnez . .twarnez@metcom-inc.comSchool Commission: Jennifer Sherry . jdurham313@gmail.comAthletic Committee: Bob Conway .cmconway32@gmail.comHospitality Committee: David Bodien . .davidbodien@comcast.netSunday Masses:Saturday Vigil – 4:00 p.m.Sunday – 9:00 p.m., 11:00 a.m., and 5:00 p.m.Weekday Masses:Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 a.m.Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.Wednesday, 8:15 a.m.Confessions:Weekdays - 30 minutes before Mass; Saturday – 2:30 until 3:30 p.m.Devotions:In Honor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help —Mondays after the 8:00 a.m. MassIn Honor of St. Michael the ArchangelArchangel—Tuesdays after the 6:30 p.m. MassIn Honor of the Divine Mercy—Mercy—Tuesdays 6:10 p.m.Fridays after the 8:00 a.m. MassAdoration of the Blessed Sacrament—Sacrament—Every Wednesday from 6 p.m.—7 p.m.First Friday of the Month until noonBulletin Deadline: Mondays by 11:00 a.m.Please send all materials to: bulletin@stclarem.orgˡ ɠɠɠʳǣǼOĶ NjsŎʳŸNj¶ Weekly ActivitiesMONDAY (April 24) 8:00 a.m. Mass8:00 AM Set Up for School Auction - Church Social Hall9:00 AM Faith Formation - Whittier Room4:00 PM Monday Religious Education - School7:00 PM Intercessory Prayer Group - Rectory ChapelTUESDAY (April 25) 6:30 p.m. Mass and St. Michael Devotion8:00 AM Set Up for School Auction - Church Social Hall9:30 AM Legion of Mary Meeting - Whittier Room4:00 PM Meditation Group - Rectory Chapel6:30 PM Nursery School Event - Mr. B. Room7:00 PM SVdP - St. Clare Conference Meeting - 2nd Floor Offices7:15 PM Al-Anon - School LibraryWEDNESDAY (April 26) 8:15 a.m. Mass8:00 AM Set Up for School Auction - Church Social Hall1:15 PM Pastoral Team Meeting - 2nd Floor Offices3:30 PM Band Practice - Mr. B. Room6:00 PM Exposition and Adoration - Church7:00 PM Parish Council - Rooms 1 & 27:00 PM Legion of Mary Rosary - ChurchTHURSDAY (April 27) 8:00 a.m. Mass8:00 AM Set Up for School Auction - Church Social Hall9:30 AM Altar Society Retreat at Solanus Casey Center6:00 PM Adult Faith Formation - Mr. B. RoomFRIDAY (April 28) 8:00 a.m. Mass and Devotion to the Divine Mercy8:00 AM Set Up for School Auction - Church Social HallSATURDAY (April 29)2:30 PM Confessions - Church4:00 PM Saturday Mass - Church Beginning of Resurrection Stories - Church5:30 PM PTO Auction - Church Social HallSUNDAY (April 30)8:00 AM Take Down for School Auction - Church Social Hall9:00 AM Sunday Mass - Church Beginning Resurrection Stories10:15 AM Sunday Family Program - Rooms 1 & 210:15 AM BONANZA Drawing - Church Social Hall11:00 AM Sunday Mass - Church5:00 PM Sunday Evening Mass - Church6:00 PM Youth Group Meeting - CREW RoomSUNDAY SOCIALCoffee & DonutsApril 23After the 9 am and 11 am MassesTake some time to relax and share with fellow parishioners,Celebrate with our athletes.Be BOLD. Be HOLY. Be CATHOLIC. OsEŸŸĨʳOŸŎˀǣǼOĶ NjsŎ
From the Desk of our Pastor Happy Easter!I hope you had a great week ofEaster. Once again thank you all for yourparticipation, support, and prayers during theHoly Triduum. I know that our parish isgrowing in holiness. To ALL of our leadersand ministers who made these celebrationspossible, beautiful, and faith filled - thank you. Thank you foryour financial contributions during these days to make ourparish healthy. It truly was a great feast of our faith. Today iscalled "Divine Mercy Sunday" and its celebration concludes theoctave of Easter. Not only does it serve as the eighth day, butit also includes a gospel that refers to an event on the firstoctave day of the resurrection that is very much represented inthe image of Divine Mercy. Speaking about Mercy Sunday:Jesus told Saint Sr. Faustina that this Feast of Mercy would bea special day when "all the divine floodgates through whichgraces flow are opened.” (Diary 699). Everyone is invited at3:00 p.m. to the Mercy Hour at St. Clare for prayer, adoration,chaplet, and reflection. Confessions are at 2 pm.OrdinationOn Saturday morning, Fr. Tom and I travelled to Sacred HeartMajor Seminary to partake in the ordination of Chris Muer tothe transitional diaconate. Together with Chris there were threeother men ordained that day. It was a wonderful celebrationwith many priests, seminarians, and our bishops. We wish allof the freshly minted deacons many blessings on their journeyto the priesthood. More next week.ConcertThank you to all who came on Saturday evening to our churchto participate in a special Opera Tribute Concert on theoccasion of our 90th Anniversary. I hope you enjoyed it. Morenext week.First ReconciliationOn this Sunday of Divine Mercy, twenty of our second graderswill celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation for the first time.Congratulations on your faith journey. May this encounter withthe merciful Jesus be the first of many.FormedThis week we begin a new program based on the FORMEDformat called: God and Science – from Nothing to Cosmos.Intrigued? Interested? Come and join us for the next 4Thursdays for something to eat, a video presentation, anddiscussion. Due to the Auction preparations, the first meetingwill be held in the Mr. B. room, in the Sweeney Center – thelower level of our gym. Everyone is invited. Speaking about theAuction – I hope you have marked your calendars to bepresent at this Anniversary event. Tickets are available in theschool or parish office.Be BOLD. Be HOLY. Be CATHOLIC.ɠɠɠʳǣǼOĶ NjsŎʳŸNj¶ Sports MassWe welcome our young athletes, coaches, and parents to theSpring Sports Mass today. We welcome our special guestsjoining us this weekend, and we wish all of our Falcons a greatspring season. Go Falcons!WelcomeWelcome back students and teachers! We hope you had agreat time with your families during Easter Break. As springrolls in we wish you great success in your classroom work andactivities.On behalf of all of our students and parishioners, I would like toextend our deepest condolences to our School AdministrativeAssistant, Mrs. Mickey Bellia, whose husband recently passedaway. Please know that that you and your family are in ourprayers.Ministry BookI am happy to announce that our first ever Ministry Book isready. It was a combined effort of a few individuals, parishministries, and group leaders who provided materials. Aspecial thank you to Tara Ebersole for her countless hours ofputting this project together; to Carol Jacklyn and JanetGuensche for their editing, and to Colleen Keelan for her finaltouches. May it serve as a point of reference and opportunityto evangelize. Next year the Ministry Book will be part of ourparish directory.OfficeDuring the upcoming weeks Janet and Fr. Tom will be away.Janet will return on May 1 and Fr. Tom who leaves for Polandthis week and will return mid-May. While in Poland, Fr. Tomwill be renewing his immigration status, say a prayer that allwill go well. We received ten applications for the position of thePastoral Associate in our parish. During the next two weeks,we will review the applications and select the best candidate.Adoration“Come to the water all you who are thirsty. Come all who areweary and heavy laden. Come to the Lord. Jesus, you arereally and truly here before us - physically and spiritually. Youare present just as you were to the Apostles when you lived onthis earth. There is no heartache or brokenness, no fault orweakness that you cannot transform into healing andgoodness. All you ask is that we surrender it to you.” Whatbetter place to do so than in His presence before the BlessedSacrament on Wednesday evenings from 6-7 p.m. Come asyou are. Lay it all before Jesus. Present it on the Altar and beopen to His love and grace.May your Easter joy continue ,Fr. Andrew OsEŸŸĨʳOŸŎˀǣǼOĶ NjsŎ ˢ
Christian Service and Stewardship Christian Service Corner H.A.R.T. SPAGHETTI “ALL YOU CAN EAT” DINNERFRIDAY, May 5, 20175:30 – 9 PMST. Clare Social HallPlease come and enjoy a Spaghetti Dinner on Friday, May 5,2017, at the St. Clare Social Hall from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. tosupport the purchase of medical supplies for the upcoming June,2017 Haiti and Africa Relief Team mission trip. Who can’t resist awarm plate of pasta and delicious salad. “Have a heart forH.A.R.T.” 100% of your donation goes directly to medicalsupplies. St. Vincent de Paul News A summer camp experience on the shores ofLake Huron is something children have enjoyedand have looked forward to for over 94years. Camp Ozanam is one of SVdP Detroit’sprized programs, and the St. Clare Conference is now recruitinginterested families.However, before camp starts in July, there is much work to do toprepare! Saturday and Sunday, May 6 and 7, are the annualwork days at Camps Ozanam and Stapleton, and everyone isinvited to come up to help out. A few hours, one day, or the entireweekend—volunteers of any age and skill are welcome. This is agreat opportunity to see these beautiful properties as well ascontribute to their long history of serving deserving youth andfamilies. Join us! For more info or to join the St. Clare volunteersOfgoing up, contact Barb at barbarakoster@comcast.net.course, you may volunteer directly with a call to the camps officeat 810-622-8744.Thanks for helping us help others!The dinner will be “all you can eat” with excellent Italian food,desserts and activities for children including face-painting. Beerand wine will also be available. Enjoy a delightful dinner andcamaraderie. Adults: 12; Children 10 and under: 5.Volunteers Needed: Please see the sign-up board in the churchto donate desserts or work a shift helping serve and work thedinner, or call me directly. This is a fun, casual family event thatsupports a very good cause. St. Clare Parish has manymembers involved in H.A.R.T. The St. Clare Knights ofColumbus and Parish members are proud to support thisworthwhile cause. Please plan to join us on May 5 for dinner andfriendship with H.A.R.T.Mike McDevitt I Christian Service Coordinator313-647-5025STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS Second Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy Sunday)The theme of faith connects today’s Scripture passages. In St. Peter’sFirst Letter, he encourages the Christian community in Asia Minor topersevere in faith, even through trials. In St. John’s Gospel, Thomas,after Jesus reveals the marks of crucifixion, acknowledges Him as MyLord and my God. Jesus admonishes him, proclaiming, Blessed arethose who have not seen and have believed. God, in unity with Christand the Holy Spirit, initiates this powerful gift of faith by pouring graceupon us. While we have free will, and can accept or reject faith,Christian stewards acknowledge and embrace this awesome gift like the early Christians described in the Acts of the Apostles. Then, in aspirit of evangelization, we share our joy in faith with everyone we meet. Join a Catholic evangelization group to make disciples of allnations (Matthew 28:19).ˣ ɠɠɠʳǣǼOĶ NjsŎʳŸNj¶ OsEŸŸĨʳOŸŎˀǣǼOĶ NjsŎ
Faith Formation Please continue the Easter Season with Alleluias,and joyously spreading the Good News of Jesus’Resurrection.Today at 12:30, on this Divine Mercy Sunday, 20students will receive the Sacrament ofReconciliation for the first time. Please pray that they receive thesacrament with joy. Sunday family classes will be held this morning after thecelebration of the Spring “Sports Mass,” at 10:30.Monday religious education classes will resume tomorrow,Monday, April 24 at 4:00 and 6:30.All religious education families are invited to an end of the yearbarbeque on Monday, May 8, at 6:30 in the rectory garden area.(In case of rain, in the social hall.) More details to follow.Today is Divine Mercy Sunday. If you are on the formed.orgprogram, you may want to check out the following:DIVINE MERCY SUNDAYProgram: Divine MercyMovie: Ocean of MercyMovie: ConfessionBook: The Appalling Strangeness of the Mercy of GodBook: 7 Secrets of Divine MercyAudio: ConfessionAudio: The Healing Power of ConfessionAudio: The Saving Power of Divine MercyAdult Faith Formation:On Wednesdays from 9:30-11:00 am, from April 27 to May 31,“33 Days to Morning Glory” will be in session. Please gather inthe Whittier Room.This Thursday, we begin the program “From Nothing to Cosmos:God and Science.” Come and check it out. Again, we begin withdinner at 6:30 followed by the program at 7:00.From Positively Catholic, chapter 11: The Life, death andresurrection of Jesus are important to me. Are they to you?Sr. Kathy Avery I Director of Religious Education God & Science Do you ever wonder about the relationship between your faithand science? The St. Clare Adult Faith Formation Commissionpresents From Zero to the Cosmos: God & Science, the latestvideo program of the popular Thursday night learning sessions,held downstairs in the social hall.Father Robert Spitzer, PhD, dispenses with the contemporarystatement, "Science has proven that God does not exist", andthen goes on to demonstrate God's existence from science,philosophy, medicine, the transcendentals, and metaphysicalproofs. Entertaining and overflowing with pertinent information,this 4-week video series begins on Thursday, April 27th.The popular Thursday night format remains the same. A freshlyprepared delicious meal begins at 6:30, followed by the video. Weend the evening by discussing the video in small groups withfellow parishioners. And it's all free, except for the optionaldonation box.Due to the St. Clare School Auction set-up, the first session onApril 27th will be held in the Mr. B Room. We accept walk- insbut if you can fill out and return the registration form below, it willhelp us plan for food and materials. See you on Thursday night! Yes, I plan to attend God & Science at St. Clare. Name: E Mail: Phone Number: Please turn in your registration form to the parishoffice or to the side table in the back of the church.Thank you. SAVE THE DATE: On Saturday, May 6th there will be a special 11:00 Mass of healing at St. Clare Church. This Mass is in honor of St.Peregrine, a Servite Saint. (Sr. Kathy and Sr. M. Peter have a special connection with Peregrine, because they are Servites, too!) St.Peregrine is the patron saint of those who suffer from cancer and other debilitating illnesses. At the Mass, there will be special prayers forthe sick and their caregivers, as well as the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. After Mass, there will be a reception.Be BOLD. Be HOLY. Be CATHOLIC.ɠɠɠʳǣǼOĶ NjsŎʳŸNj¶ OsEŸŸĨʳOŸŎˀǣǼOĶ NjsŎ ˤ
School News and St. Clare Community News School News St. Clare DropǦOff Baby Shower I hope everyone had a restful break. The SacredTriduum is my favorite time of the year. I find itvery rewarding to attend Mass on HolyThursday, Good Friday, and Easter Vigil!St. Clare of Montefalco will continue its tradition of hosting adrop off baby shower to help local pregnancy help centers.These centers play a critical role in helping pregnant womenwho have no where to turn, and include young women whohave been kicked out of their homes for choosing to keep theirbabies. Please take a tag from the "Trees of LIFE" at theentrances of the church and bring the requested items to Massthe weekend of May 7th. Place all unwrapped items aroundthe baby crib in front of Mary’s Altar (or at the family room atthe 11:00 Mass). A container will be available for monetarydonations. Call Lynn at (313) 884-1065 if you have anyquestions. Thank you for your participation in this event!The Auction is Saturday, April 29th. Please come and supportour students. This is a great evening of fun. As always, a lot ofhard work goes into this event. There are many, many peoplewho give of their time to help make this event a success. If youhave never been to an Auction, make this year your first! School resumes on Monday, April 24th at 7:55 am.Summer Reading Jeans is on Thursday, the 27th and a Jeans day is on Friday, the 28th.See you all at the Auction!Garden Club St. Clare Golf Outing Hello Fellow Gardeners,Spring has sprung and we celebrate the resurrection of ourLord and the renewal of life! Please join the Garden Club forSpring Clean up and Planting on the following days rain orshine:Support the St. Clare of Montefalco Athletics 8th Annual GolfOuting—the largest fundraiser of the year! Proceeds go towardthe upkeep of the gymnasium and baseball field, new uniforms,sports equipment, and technological upgrades.Saturday, May 6, 8a.m.-11a.m. Clean up St Clare garden beds and grounds Please bring your rakes, clippers, shovels, gloves, brooms,a few refuse paper bagsSt. Clare Athletics offers Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Trackand Field, and Baseball for boys and girls, grades 3-8.Saturday May 20, 8-11 a.m. Plantings Bring your gloves, shovels, garden kneelersGeoff Fisher I School PrincipalWhere: Chandler Park Golf Course, DetroitRegistration 10:00 amShotgun Start 11:00 amAfter-Glow Party at Grosse Pointe Park Tompkins's Center5:30 pmPlease see www.stclarem.org/golf-outing for the registrationform.Questions? Email Bob Conway at cmconway32@gmail.comOR call 313.882.6369We are still looking for people to adopt more garden sectionson the St. Clare parish grounds.Please contact Dave Bodien fordetails.Any assistance in beautifying ourparish grounds in appreciated!God Bless You!Formed.org As of today’s date we have 159 parishioners signed up for the FORMED program. The goal is 400, so we have a long way to go. If youhave not signed up, please consider it. It is quite simple: Go to formed.org. Scroll down to the bottom to where it says REGISTER. Useour parish code: 6ZGLKQ, then fill out your personal information. This program has marvelous Catholic programs along with books, CD’s,and movies.If you have difficulty signing up, please contact Sr. Kathy, Fr. Andrew, or Fr. Tom. We will be able to assist you, or come to your home toset it up for you.Remember we are called to: Be Bold, Be Holy, and Be Catholic. ɠɠɠʳǣǼOĶ NjsŎʳŸNj¶ Be BOLD. Be HOLY. Be CATHOLIC. OsEŸŸĨʳOŸŎˀǣǼOĶ NjsŎ
Liturgy MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Scripture Readings Saturday, April 224:00 pm Margaret E. Olis, Margaret C. Olis, Curtis Ramsey(Healing)Readings for the Week of April 23, 2017Sunday: Acts 2:42-47/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24/1 Pt 1:3-9/Jn20:19-31Monday: Acts 4:23-31/Ps 2:1-9/Jn 3:1-8Tuesday: 1 Pt 5:5b-14/Ps 89:2-3, 6-7, 16-17/Mk 16:15-20Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26/Ps 34:2-9/Jn 3:16-21Thursday: Acts 5:27-33/Ps 34:2, 9, 17-20/Jn 3:31-36Friday: Acts 5:34-42/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14/Jn 6:1-15Saturday: Acts 6:1-7/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19/Jn 6:16-21Next Sunday: Acts 2:14, 22-33/Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-11/1 Pt 1:17-21/Lk24:13-35Sunday, April 239:00 am Josephine Reitzloff, Nettie Owens (60th Anniv.)11:00 am Dane McCory, Michael White, Robert White5:00 pm Patricia McKeeverMonday, April 248:00 am Eve Ann Dillon, Edward OlisApril 29Ǧ30, 2017 Tuesday, April 256:30 pm Edward Olis, Andrew F. OlisMass Wednesday, April 268:15 am Sue Walsh, John TomasiakThursday, April 278:00 am Mary Ellen Canestraight, Rosemary PeraltaFriday, April 288:00 am Joseph Blaise SobierajSaturday, April 294:00 pm Millie White, Wahif MashiniSunday, April 309:00 am Josephine Johns, Betsy Kovach, Lou Fox11:00 am John S. Olis, Mary Greenup, Michael White, RobertWhiteEucharistic Ministers Lectors Altar Servers 4:00 PMBecky McCoyRachel PerkowskiMary Ann McLaughlinDonna McMillanDavid MiettyD. McNamaraKloie RoyIan Sherry9:00 AMArt PostClaudia RowlandSue BuckleyBernadette CusmanoKathy VandelinderJohn HennessyMatt LujanKerrigan DunhamMatthew HannonMatthew Schulte11:00 AMDenise CotterDennis CotterJean Irvin-StanleyCorazon GalinatoLouis Di IorioKourtney JacksonPat McKeeverE. OjemudiaBrendan RoartyJoseph Roarty5:00 PMSUBSUBSUBGerard PeplowskiAdam PostCharlotte HarperAbi PongratzMass Hospitality 4:00 PMLinda Hazlett, Dorothy Ciesluk, Jim Joyce, Fiona Parker9:00 AMMarty McMillan, Mary Ann Arsenault, Bob Barto, Dave & Sue Buckley, JoanLusk, Bill & Pat McClary11:00 AMMike & Sue Madison, Lou Di Iorio, Danusia Fadanelli, Mary Fildew5:00 PMMary Lou Muer, Molly Brieden5:00 pm Patricia McKeeverPlease Remember in Your Prayers Michael Anderanin IIDenise BarlageMarti BenedettiKaren BoltonJulie CampbellZenaida CapulongMickey DietzChristine KahanakT.C. KeeganMarty KnorpJoseph LisyDiann LulisBahia MahfetMary Ann McLaughlinDavid PowrozekCarol ProvencalAnne PurvisJoel RiveraLarry RochwalskiLou RondiniDcn. Richard ShubikGloria TanouryTereza Schaible WiestJames SchoenherrMerna WolfslayerMarge WeberJoan WendzinskiPlease pray for our Priests and Sisters, for our Seminarians, andfor all who are discerning vocations in the Catholic Church. Collection Report April 16, 2017 Sunday Collections Parishioner Envelopes*: 6,485 Loose Collection: 4,804 Total Collection: 11,289 Budgeted Weekly Collection: 9,752 Over for the week by: 1,537 *Includes Parish Pay For The Week Be Bold. Be Holy. Be Catholic. Thank you for supporting the New Evangelization. Be BOLD. Be HOLY. Be CATHOLIC.ɠɠɠʳǣǼOĶ NjsŎʳŸNj¶ OsEŸŸĨʳOŸŎˀǣǼOĶ NjsŎ
Apr 23, 2017 · to evangelize. Next year the Ministry Book will be part of our parish directory. Office During the upcoming weeks Janet and Fr. Tom will be away. Janet will return on May 1 and Fr. Tom who leaves for Poland this week and will return mid-May. While in Poland, Fr. Tom will be renewing his immigration status, say a prayer that all will go well.
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