St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church
St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church27101 W. Chicago St., Redford, MI 48239(313) 937-1500 office@strobertbellarmine.com www.strobertbellarmine.comSeptember 20, 201525th Sunday in Ordinary TimeThe fruit of righteousness is sown in peace for those who cultivate peace (2ndreading from James)St. Robert Bellarmine Parish Familywelcomes all those new to our parish.If you have been attending Mass hereand would like to be registered in theparish, please stop by or call the parishoffice. We look forward to meeting youand telling you about your new parish.Mass ScheduleTuesday: 11:00 a.m.Wednesday: 8:30 a.m.Friday: 8:30 a.m.Saturday: 4:00 p.m.Sunday: 6:30, 8:30 & 10:30 a.m.ReconciliationSaturday: 2:30 p.m.Weekly ReadingsWis 2:12, 17-20Jas 3:16--4:3Mk 9:30-37Monday:Eph 4:1-7, 11-13Mt 9:9-13Tuesday:Ezr 6:7-8, 12b, 14-20Lk 8:19-21Wednesday: Ezr 9:5-9Lk 9:1-6Thursday: Hg 1:1-8Lk 9:7-9Friday:Hg 2:1-9Lk 9:18-22Saturday:Zec 2:5-9, 14-15aLk 9:43b-45Sunday:Nm 11:25-29Jas 5:1-6Mk 9:38-43, 45, 47-48We are now in the heart of Mark’sGospel. His Gospel originally may havebeen written to strengthen Christians inRome who were suffering persecution(including St. Peter) from the Roman emperor. Mark is concerned to haveChristians maintain their fidelity to Christ even amidst severe persecution.After all, Jesus did tell his disciples to expect persecution because He himselffreely embraced the suffering of the cross as the pathway to resurrection.Today’s Gospel repeats last Sunday’s Gospel in this regard.However, Mark continually emphasizes the simple reality that Jesus’disciples very often just don’t get it, that is, they continually fail to recognizethe reality of the cross: “they did not understand (Jesus’) saying, and they wereafraid to question Him.” Last Sunday, Jesus asked his disciples a question: whodo people say the Son of Man is? Who do you say that I am? In today’sGospel, Jesus questions them about what they were discussing along the way?His Passion? No, not quite. They were discussing which one of them was thegreatest. Talk about not getting the point. But Jesus patiently sits down, “sitsthem down,” and explains that being first in God’s eyes is not about glory andhonor, but about humility and wise living. Such wisdom entails the wisdom ofthe cross, that true greatness consists in a living relationship with God that islived out in service to others, as Jesus will say of Himself: The Son of Man didnot come to be served, but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for themany.Sunday:Our second reading from James encourages us to apply Jesus’ messagewisely. James is a kind of Christian wisdom book, challenging us to live wiselyin view of our relationship to God and to each other. God’s wisdomdemonstrates many of God’s attributes such as peace, gentleness and mercy.On the other hand, our ambition, covetousness, and passions lead almostalways to the death of our spirit. No wonder Jesus tried to turn the minds ofHis disciples to actions that would reverse their arguing over who was thegreatest. By putting a child in front of them, Jesus humbled their ambition bybluntly stating: If anyone wishes to be first, s/he should be the last of all andthe servant of all.Following the wisdom of the cross as proposed by Jesus, and living wisely asJames calls us to do, leads to a righteousness pleasing to God, a life of rightrelationships between ourselves and God and with each other. The fruit ofsuch righteousness is sown in peace for those who cultivate peace. Notethat true peace needs to be cultivated, care-fully and patiently, like a gardeneror a farmer at work. Then we will experience God’s peace-full life within us;(Continued on page 3)
Page 225th Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle BSt. Robert Bellarmine Parish27101 West Chicago StreetRedford, Michigan 48239-2332(313) 937-1500 (313) 937-1530(313) 937-1185 mine.comParish Office HoursMonday to Thursday: 8-5 p.m. (closed forlunch between 11:45 a.m. & 12:45 p.m.)Friday: 8 a.m. –noonParish StaffPastor, Fr. Richard Leliaert . x112pastor@strobertbellarmine.comPastoral Associate, Laura Scanlan . x114Secretary, Linda Hudy . x111secretary@strobertbellarmine.comMinister of Finance, Christine BoglarskyFerguson . x110finance@strobertbellarmine.comChristian Service. x114Faith Formation, Dawn Dwyer . x127dawnmdwyer@gmail.comPastoral Care. x111office@strobertbellarmine.comMusic Minister, Mark Newlon . x116mezzoforte8865@gmail.comFestival Committee . x142festival@strobertbellarmine.comAthletic Director, Craig Lantto . x134cmlantto@att.net orathletics@strobertbellarmine.comActivities Building Requests . x121facilities@strobertbellarmine.comMaintenance, Frank Munoz . x128maintenance@strobertbellarmine.comGym Kitchen . . x133Church Hall Kitchen . x129Meeting Center . x140Bulletin . srbbulletin@gmail.comAll material must be submitted by noonMonday for consideration in the weekendbulletin. If you wish to have an article runmore than once, please include the datesyou’d like to have it run.St. Robert Bellarmine is a welcoming Catholic community,which strives to bring people to God and God to people through theministries of worship, stewardship, education and Christian service.The Week AheadSUNDAY, September 20th6:30 a.m., 8:30 & 10:30 a.m. Mass, Church10:30 a.m.: CLOW, School11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.: 25th Annual Train Show, GymMONDAY, September 21st5:00–9:00 p.m.: A.A., Church Hall6:30-7:45 p.m.: K-7 Faith Formation, SchoolTUESDAY, September 22nd8:30 a.m.: Bible Study, Church Hall11:00 a.m.: Mass, Church11:30 a.m.: Church Hall Social, Church Hall5:30-9:00 p.m.: Cub Scouts, Meeting Center7:00 p.m.: Stephen Ministry, Parish Office9:00 – 11:00 p.m.: Men’s Basketball, GymWEDNESDAY, September 23rd8:30 a.m.: Mass, Church5:00 p.m.: Men’s Club Cruise Night5:30-9:00 p.m.: Cub Scouts, MCTHURSDAY, September 24th9:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m.: Carpool to St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen6:30-8:30 p.m.: 8th Grade Confirmation Prep Class, School7:30–9:00 p.m.: A.A., Church Hall7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal, Choir LoftFRIDAY, September 25thParish Office Closed at noon8:30 a.m.: Mass, ChurchSATURDAY, September 26th10:00 a.m.: Four Chaplains & Wellspring Lutheran Home2:30 p.m.: Reconciliation, Church4:00 p.m.: Mass, Church6:00 p.m.: Harvest Auction, GymSUNDAY, September 27th6:30 a.m., 8:30 & 10:30 a.m. Mass, Church10:30 a.m. C.L.O.W., School1:00-5:00 p.m.: WAYMC Softball, OffsiteMinistry Schedules for September 26th & 27thAltar Servers: Sat. 4:00 —Sara S., Ian D.; Sun. 8:30—Amanda K., EmilyK.; Sun. 10:30—Adult Volunteers.Lectors: Sat. 4:00—Janet O., Kenton M.; Sun. 6:30—Jerry S.; Sun. 8:30—Bob F., Evelyn M.; Sun 10:30—Peter P., Jennifer A.What proof is there in the world that people don’t accept Jesus’ teaching on power and ambition?
September 20, 2015Page 3this peace brings a fourfold wholeness, within ourselves, between ourselvesand God, between ourselves and others, and between ourselves and God’screation.In honor of St. Francis of Assisi,SRB will have Pet Blessing onSaturday, October 3rd at 11:00 am.Please bring your pets (of any kind)to be blessed by Fr. Richard. PetBlessing will take place at thechurch door entrance closest to thegardens by the Rectory.Nurses fromthe VisitingNurseAssociation(VNA) arescheduled tobe at St.RobertBellarmine on October 4th from9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Individualswho plan on receiving a flu shot andattend 10:30 a.m. Mass shouldreceive their flu shot prior to mass.We have requested 25 flu shots. If30 or more parishioners request flushots; we can order more andadditional nursing time.Please call the parish office andleave your name and telephonenumber, so that we may sign you upfor a flu shot. If you have anyquestions, please call the parishoffice.Blood DriveTuesday, September 29th2 – 8 p.m.Church HallCall (313) 407-1052for an appointment.This is another way of expressing the beautiful words of Pope Francisspeaking of Saint Francis in his latest encyclical Laudato Si, On Caring for OurCommon Home (No. 10): “He (St. Francis) lived in simplicity and in wonderfulharmony with God, with others, with nature and with himself. He shows us just howinseparable the bond is between concern for nature, justice for the poor,commitment to society, and interior peace.”Go, therefore, and makedisciples of all nations (Mt. 28:19)By virtue of our Baptism, we are all disciplesand as disciples we are to follow Jesus’ partingwords to us “Go, therefore, and make disciples ofall nations.” He was not just talking to hiscurrent disciples; He was talking to his futuredisciples –Us. “The ministry of every baptizedperson is discipleship.” (Team RCIA by Nick Wager).Discipleship is neither Fr. Richard’s nor my sole responsibility. Theresponsibility lies with the whole parish family. Do you know someone whohas expressed interest in learning more about the Catholic faith? Do you havefamily members and/or friends who were baptized but did not receive thesacraments of Holy Eucharist and/or Confirmation? Do you have family and/or friends who see you demonstrate what Jesus taught us by your words oractions and want to know how to be more like you?The RCIA Process introduces an individual to the person of Jesus throughthe life of the Parish. “And the life of our parish is the plan for introducing anindividual to Jesus.” (Team RCIA by Nick Wager).The RCIA Process begins Thursday, September 24th, 2015. Please call LauraScanlan at (313) 937-1400 ext. 114 for further details.Let’s be disciples and make disciples of all nations.What proof is there in the world that people don’t accept Jesus’ teaching on power and ambition?
Page 425th Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle BCatholic Services Appeal 2015Please prayerfully consider the mostgenerous gift possible to support the 2015CSA. We are very grateful to those of youwho have responded so far to this year’sAppeal. Thank you for your generosity! Ifyou still have a pledge card, please return itin the offertory when you are able.Pastoral Music: "In Service of the Sacred," amini-conference on music and liturgy, willbe held at Sacred Heart Major Seminaryfrom September 28th-30th. In addition toopportunities for discussion and prayer, theconference will include daily presentationsof interest to pastoral ministers in theArchdiocese of Detroit: "Recruiting andRetaining Choir Members: Best practices forbuilding your music ministry," "Sing to the LordRecap: A refresher course and discussion of the2007 US Bishops' music document," and"Universal vs. Particular music: Exploring therelationship between fixed and evolving musicalstyles in worship."They will hunger no more. Rev 7:16 Congress is onceagain determining the budget for nutritional programs.Here our some reasons why aid to those in need is soimportant: The Special Supplemental NutritionProgram for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)provides quality nutrition education and services,serving nearly 9 million women and young children.· Participation in WIC dramatically improves Healthy Eating indexscores for households.· Infants receiving WIC are more likely to be of a normal weight.· Children whose mothers received proper nutrition duringpregnancy through their participation in WIC have bettervocabulary test scores than children whose mothers did notreceive benefits.· The majority of families receiving WIC benefits have incomesbelow the poverty level ( 22,113 for a family of four).Look for more information at www.bread.org.St. Robert Bellarmine Parish Financial ReportGifts to the Catholic Services Appealsupport the work of the Christian WorshipOffice, which certifies pastoral musicians inthe Archdiocese of Detroit and coordinatesthe Archdiocesan Chorus along with othermusic ministries.For more information about CSA-fundedprograms, ministries, and services, please goto www.AOD.org.Electronic DonationProgramEnrollment forms are now available, atthe parish office or in the pamphlet rack inthe vestibule, for the e-Envelope Serviceprogram. All transactions are secured, andtheir confidentiality guaranteed by CatholicVantage Financial. There is only one simpleform to complete and you can set up yourweekly or monthly contributions, as well asany special offerings for CSA, Holy Days orSpecial Collections, to be deducted rightfrom your own checking account at anyfinancial institution.July 1st, 2014to June 30th, 2015What proof is there in the world that people don’t accept Jesus’ teaching on power and ambition?
September 20, 2015High School Youth MinistryPage 5St. Robert Bellarmine—2015-2016Weekly Faith Formation Class RegistrationPlease Print.Family NameAddressStreetCityZipHome Phone ()E-MailTHIS SUNDAY,September 20th from 7-9 p.m.(we will start in Room 103)Yes, we know that school has started, but it is stilltechnically Summer! So let’s soak up every last momentwith a welcome back event filled with games, food,friends, and fun!Get a sneak peek of upcoming events for the year andspend some time with friends in a relaxing environment.Finish your homework before Sunday evening, and it willbe a stress free zone! We welcome any new freshmento our group— just show up!Father’s Name:ReligionContact Phone NumberMother’s Name:ReligionContact Phone NumberMaiden Name:Is your family a registered member of SRB Church?Permission for photos and first name to be posted fordisplay at SRB Church or on the SRB Website?If yes, Parent/Guardian Signature:Child’s First Name:School/GradeChurch of Baptism: Date:If Baptized other than at SRB please attach a baptismalcertificate, unless already on file.Has First Eucharist been celebrated? Yes NoHas First Reconciliation been celebrated? Yes NoChild’s First Name:School/GradeChurch of Baptism: Date:If Baptized other than at SRB please attach a baptismalcertificate, unless already on file.Has First Eucharist been celebrated? Yes NoHas First Reconciliation been celebrated? Yes NoChild’s First Name:School/GradeChurch of Baptism: Date:If Baptized other than at SRB please attach a baptismalcertificate, unless already on file.Has First Eucharist been celebrated? Yes NoHas First Reconciliation been celebrated? Yes NoPlease attach registration fee of 65 per child (upto 130/household).Office Use: Cash Check # Date:By:What proof is there in the world that people don’t accept Jesus’ teaching on power and ambition?
Page 625th Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle B25th Annual Trainsin the Park Train ShowTHIS SUNDAY, September 20thShow Opens at 11:00 A.M.And Runs Until 3:00 P.M.Multiple Operating LayoutsTrain Testing, VideosOver 125 Tables for Trains /ToysDoor Prizes ever hourFood/ Beverages AvailableAdmission: 3/person or 6/familySponsored by St. Robert s Men’s ClubInfo: Call (313 ) 937-1670 -1500or email cbalawjpc@yahoo.comST. ROBERT BELLARMINECATHOLIC CHURCHEvery Wednesday«Now to October 7th«5 p.m. to Dusk«««««PRIZE DRAWINGS50/50 RAFFLESFOOD & DRINKSGOOD MUSICAND GREAT FUN!Charity MotorsIf you have an extra vehicle youhave been considering donating,please call Charity Motors, Inc.Car Donation Program and tellthem you want to donate yourvehicle and designate the proceeds to “St. RobertBellarmine”. You will receive a tax-deduction whilehelping our church! Call Charity Motors, Inc. at (888) 908-CARS.Ladies of SRBThe Ladies of SRB will be comingtogether to celebrate Eucharist atthe10:30 a.m. Mass today. This hasbecome an annual tradition as we markour third year as an organization. It alsogives the women of the parish an opportunity to meetsome of our members and perhaps give thought tojoining our group. Please feel free to approach any of theladies in “the red shirts” after Mass today with anyquestions or suggestions on how we can best serve theparish community.If you don’t attend the 10:30 a.m. Mass, but areinterested in joining the Ladies of SRB please contact ourmembership chair, Annette Klein, at (313) 920-1310 oremail ladiesofsrb@gmail.com. You may also follow us onFacebook.Just a reminder that Cruise Nights continue untilOctober 7th. Anyone who is able to help with takingconcession orders at any time between 4:30 p.m. and8:30 p.m. please call Maria Surowiec at (313) 70-8000 oremail mariasurowiec@hotmail.com.“A gentle word, a kind look, a good-natured smile canwork wonders and accomplish miracles”.—William HazlittWhat proof is there in the world that people don’t accept Jesus’ teaching on power and ambition?
September 20, 2015Page 7Now that Summer is over!Cardinal Sports NewsLabor Day was over a week ago. Summer is basically over(although others may say summer is officially over nextweek). Now that we are all back on our regular routines andschedules are more organized, it is time to consider taking amore active participation in the Mass. SRB needs additionalExtraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist and Lectors. Beingone of these Ministers does not entail anything extra fromyou as you are already at Mass.Although we don’t have the official results of thepre-season volleyball tournament, both of our teamsplayed exceptionally well and were in contention forthe title the entire day. The JV team finished 2nd inthe silver bracket at their tournament in Wixomwhile the Varsity team also finished near the top ofthe silver bracket in their tournament in Warren.If you would like to become an Extraordinary Minister ofthe Eucharist or Lector, please put your name, email addressand preferred Mass on the sheet that you will find outsidethe sacristy door. There will be a one sheet for ExtraordinaryMinisters of the Eucharist and one for Lectors. You may alsoemail me at pastoralassociate@strobertbellarmine.com. Inthis email, please give me your name, which Mass you attendand your telephone number. Training is provided. Please prayand listen to hear God calling you to one of these ministries.Altar Servers are needed.If you attend Mass at SRB, you will notice that Altar Serversare in short supply. I am asking all students grades 4 – 8 tobecome an Altar Server. It does not matter if you attend aCatholic school or not. It is truly an honor to assist Fr.Richard at Mass.If you would like to become an Altar Server, please putyour name, telephone number and preferred Mass on thesheet that you will find outside the sacristy door. Or youcould email me or have your parents email me at the aboveemail address with your name, the Mass you attend and yourtelephone number. Training for new Altar Servers will takeplace later in the month or in early October.Nursing Homes Extraordinary Ministersof the Eucharist are neededSt. Robert Bellarmine provides Communion Services totwo (2) nursing homes twice a month. These nursing homesare Wellspring Lutheran and Four Chaplains. CommunionServices are provided on the first and fourth Saturdays ofevery month at 10:00 a.m. Currently we have only four (4)Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist who provideCommunion Services at these nursing homes. The residentsof these nursing homes are so grateful when we come andprovide them with the Eucharist.The Communion Services takes about 45 minutes. You willreceive training prior to your first Communion Service.Please pray and listen to hear God calling you to be anExtraordinary Minister of the Eucharist at these nursinghomes. If you have any questions, please feel free to callLaura Scanlan at (313) 937-1500 ext. 114.Both of our teams opened the regular season athome last Saturday with wins against St. William. OnSunday the JV team stretched the record to 2-0 witha win at Our Lady of Victory in Northville. At thetime this article was written, the Varsity team hadnot yet played. Both teams were also in action athome on Tuesday, September 15th. Results of thosematches will be posted next week. The full seasonschedules have been distributed and are alsoavailable on the athletics’ page of the SRB web site.If you have not yet done so, please turn in yourphysical exam forms to your coaches. Players cannotparticipate in league competition, which begins thisweek, until we have received all paperwork and fees.All participants must have a physical exam conductedafter July 1st, 2015 before taking part in any sportsfor the coming school year.Registration forms for the upcoming basketballseason are available in this bulletin and on the website. Please complete the form and return it to theparish office by September 28th. The deadline hasbeen extended due to an error in a previous bulletin.Keep in mind that the athletic program at SRB is aparish program with all activities available to allfamilies of the parish. The sports program is availableto all children, regardless of where they attendschool. At the same time, children from neighboringparishes that do not have an athletic program arewelcome to participate as long as they meet theCYO eligibility guidelines. If you know of anystudents in our parish, or a neighboring parish, thatwould like to participate in our athletic program,please have them call the athletic office.Upcoming Activities:· 2015 Volleyball: Season begins this weekend· Basketball Registration: Due September 28thThe Athletics page of the parish website contains informationregarding athletic activities available to the children of our parish. Theweb site can be found at www.strobertbellarmine.com. Click onAthletic Programs or Quick Reference on the left side of the pageunder “A.D. Notes”. As always, if you have any questions orsuggestions, please contact the athletic office at (313) 937-1530ext134, e-mail us at: “cmlantto@att.net” or drop a note in thecollection basket.What proof is there in the world that people don’t accept Jesus’ teaching on power and ambition?
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September 20, 2015Page 9St. Robert Bellarmine ParishSacrament of Baptism: The Sacrament of Baptism is celebratedon the third Saturday of each month after the 4 p.m. Mass. Due toother liturgical celebrations, the third Saturday of each month mayneed to change to another Saturday. Parents should makearrangements in advance at the Parish Office.Mass IntentionsSaturday,September 194:00 p.m.WILLIAM DONOGHUE (7th Anniv.) ByFamilyLEO W. ZIMBA By FamilyJEAN ELSEY By Leo & Liz LemonJOE AND GINA MAIANI By GrazianoCaniniJAMES OLAH By MomSunday,September 206:30 a.m.DANIEL WEBB By John & Vicki BuryTHE PARISHIONERS OF ST. ROBERTBELLARMINESunday,September 208:30 a.m.BERNARD WOJNAR By Mr. & Mrs. E.MerlinoJOE AND GINA MAIANI By GrazianoCaniniHENRY ANTONELLI By the MarcoMonea FamilySunday,September 2010:30 a.m.JEAN ELSEY By Dolores HarrisJOSEPH A. WOJCIAK By Frances &Florence AzzopardiTuesday,September 2211:00 a.m.JOE AND GINA MAIANI By GrazianoCaniniWednesday,September 238:30 a.m.JOE AND GINA MAIANI By GrazianoCaniniFriday.September 258:30 a.m.JOE AND GINA MAIANI By GrazianoCaniniSaturday,September 264:00 p.m.JOHN SOLAK By FamilyMELVIN HAAR By Wife, BettyMICHAEL HAAR By MomFRANCES WALSH By SistersDIANE BLASKIEWICZ By HusbandJEAN ELSEY By Lois OlahSunday,September 276:30 a.m.THE PARISHIONERS OF ST. ROBERTBELLARMINESunday,September 278:30 a.m.JOE SCANGA By FamilyJOE AND GINA MAIANI By GrazianoCaniniSunday,September 2710:30 a.m.JOHN F. ALLEN By Marcia AllenWILLIAM PATRICK (4th Anniv.) By FamilyJOSEPH WOJCIAK By Francis & FlorenceAzzopardiWILLIAM GANZAK By John & Joan AveyTHOMAS ELSEY By FamilyJEAN ELSEY By FamilySacrament of Anointing: For the Sacrament of Anointing, pleasecall the Parish Office to make an appointment.Sacrament of Marriage: Arrangements for weddings must bemade in person by the parties to the proposed marriage. Please callthe Parish Office for an appointment.Holy Orders & Religious Life: If interested, please call theParish Office or the Archdiocesan Office of Vocation.R.C.I.A.: Individuals who are considering becoming Catholic orwant to receive the Sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation,please call the Parish Office for more information.Pastoral Care: Pastoral Care, annulments, or spiritual direction isavailable by appointment.Rest in Peace:William GanzakEmily Wysocki, Mother of Janice WerthPrayer Requests: James J. Fisher, Noel Nelson, RoseMary Wienczak, Terese Adams, Roger Audette, JoanAvey, Ellen Bechter, Jill Biga, Marion Bilyk, Ginny Biskner,Constance Bonarek, John Bosy, Helene Brang, BettyJoyce Burke, Bury Family, Carmen Buttigieg, Joe Calkins,Sharon Cannarsa, Joey Caretti, Jerry Chermak, BrianComstock, Kayla Corbin, Marvin Coughlin, CherylCunningham, Diane Dimond, Bob Dziadzio, PatriciaEmery, Barry Fawk, Zita Fiser, Jack Flanagan, MargeFodal, Theresa Frank, Ernest Garbinski, Gertrud, JoeGoode, Richard Goodlaski, Estelle Grochowicz, AndrewHalliburton, Richard Hare, Dolores Harris, JuliusHessler, Marilyn Hester, Josefa, Dan Klansek, MichaelKlein, Jim Kosinski, Stephanie Kummer, Christine Litak,Gloria Lopez, Cathy Mayeran, Pat McMahon, SaraMcGuire, Vivienne Melnik, Orlando Mullett, RonNiedwiecki, Betty O’Leary, Joseph Oleszkowicz,Delphine Panski, Larry Patzsch, Dorothy Pendracki, SallyPiotrowski, Ronald Pooley, John Poteracki, JudyPoteracki, Denny Renaud, William Rust, Ed Sawyer,Mary Sequin, Jim Shippee, Amos Sobier, Henry Szurek,Pat Taddia, Cecelia Turek, Mary Vella, Jim Wauldron,Lynne Weston, Lester Williams, Bob Winters, RobertWisner, Bernice Wojnar, Evie Wozniak, Richard Zagor,Helen Zimmerman.Active Military Duty: Lt. Col. Michael Steven Avey, 1stSgt Mark Condron, PFC Tyler Condron, Lt. AshleyGavin, Sailor Patrick J. Maher, Airman Timothy Maher,Lt. Daniel McCarthy, 1st Lt. Terrance McCarthy, Capt.Timothy McCarthy, Cpl. Tim Woike.What proof is there in the world that people don’t accept Jesus’ teaching on power and ambition?
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Sep 20, 2015 · St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church 27101 W. Chicago St., Redford, MI 48239 (313) 937- 1500 office@strobertbellarmine.com www.strobertbellarmine.com September 20, 2015 St. Robert Bellarmine Parish Family welcomes all those new to our parish. If you have been a
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