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Mass Schedule
Daily Mass 8:30 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Additional Mass at 7:00 p.m. on First Friday Weekend Schedule 4:30 p.m. Saturday 8:15, 10:00 and 11:45 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. Sunday Confession 6:00 p.m. Wednesday 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. First Friday Adoration Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. First Friday to First Saturday 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. Office Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9-4 Wednesday 9-12 Additional hours by appointment |
Weekly Bulletins
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Catholic Youth Group
2nd Thursday of the Month
6:00-7:30 pm
St. Mary School Hall
The first meeting of the new Catholic Youth Group met Thursday, October 11th here at St. Mary. The children prayed one decade of the Rosary, learned about St. John the Baptist, and his baptism of our Lord. They did crafts and enjoyed a yummy snack. All children are welcome—K-8th grade. CYG gathers together to build their self-esteem, confidence, and knowledge of our faith in a positive peer atmosphere through fun, worship and community mission work. Our next gathering is November 8th from 6-7:30pm in the school hall. There is no charge. Our November theme is “Becoming Saints.” Please RSVP to Melissa at 734-244-6883 or email at catholicyouthgroup@yahoo.com Bring a friend. We hope to see you there!
October the Month of the Rosary
Daily Rosary Opportunity!
The Rosary is prayed a half hour before daily Mass. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday we begin just before 8:00 a.m. and Wednesday we start at 6:00 p.m. Come and share in the graces that occur when our prayers are united with each other.
The Rosary is prayed a half hour before daily Mass. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday we begin just before 8:00 a.m. and Wednesday we start at 6:00 p.m. Come and share in the graces that occur when our prayers are united with each other.
Consecration of Families to the United Hearts of Jesus and Mary
The First Friday/First Saturday Communion of Reparation with its basic elements of Rosary, Eucharist, Confession and Holy Hours of Adoration is a simple yet powerful means of bringing back sanctity in the home, in the Church, and in society. More than a devotion IT IS A WAY OF LIFE that is truly Eucharistic –centered and Marian in spirituality- two pillars of hope which we can anchor ourselves onto in these troubled times. Prayer and Reparation are the spiritual weapons which the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary give us today to win in this spiritual battle.
If you have not had your family consecrated to the Two Hearts please consider this important act. The consecration will include going through the house with excised water and salt as we pray the rosary and a few additional prayers. It generally takes about an hour for a lifetime of benefits. This is more than a house blessing, rather it is a consecration of families, which includes extended family no longer living in the home, to the United Hearts of Jesus and Mary. For more information or to schedule you family consecration please call Betty at 734 671 1987.
Join the Parish
Why should you join the parish? If you want to get married, have a child baptized, be a godparent or confirmation sponsor you need to show you are attending Mass. The only way we can determine if you are here is if you drop an envelope in the basket. It's fine if the envelope is empty, it tells us you are here and that is what's important. Our faith calls us to attend Sunday and Holy Day Mass and to regularly receive the sacraments of Eucharist and reconciliation. You can complete the form below and return to the parish office via the collection basket, mail or email. You can use the envelopes in the pews or a blank one from home with your name until your individual envelopes come in the mail. Please understand it's about your attendance at Mass, not what may or may not be in the envelope!
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Flame of Love
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Please join us in prayer starting on Mondays after the 8:30 a.m. Mass and Divine Mercy Chaplet.
Our Lady Promises: "By my Flame of Love, a new era of grace, never before known on the earth, will begin." "With this Flame you will light all the hearts in the world. This flame will become a fire, and with its shining light this fire will blind Satan." If you have any questions please call Sandy Schroeder at 734 626 3542 |
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CSA 2018
We are close to our Goal!
Thank you to those who have already contributed to our annual CSA appeal! To date 197 families have pledged over $60,000 toward our required goal is $71,406. No donation is too small and all are greatly appreciated. When making your pledge you can use the yellow envelope you received in the mail or any other envelope marked "CSA" placed in the weekly collection, mailed or delivered to the parish office.
You may make a one-time gift or begin with an initial payment and then make four or nine installments. The Archdiocese will send monthly reminders beginning in July if you choose to make payments. You may also choose to submit your gift on-line, using your credit card or having it debited from your bank account. To access that website enter: http://stmaryola.aodcsa.org and follow the prompts.
May God Bless You for your generosity
You may make a one-time gift or begin with an initial payment and then make four or nine installments. The Archdiocese will send monthly reminders beginning in July if you choose to make payments. You may also choose to submit your gift on-line, using your credit card or having it debited from your bank account. To access that website enter: http://stmaryola.aodcsa.org and follow the prompts.
May God Bless You for your generosity
St. Vincent de Paul Update
Help Us Help Others
Thank you to all who donated to our PODS and to our Walk for the Poor. If you didn't get a chance to support the walk, it's not to late. Use the small brown envelopes in the pew or your own and mark Walk for the Poor!
September 29th is the date for our annual “Walk for the Poor” on Belle Isle. The purpose of the Walk is to raise awareness of our mission and to generate helpful funds in support of all that we do to help our ‘neighbors in need’. If you didn't get a chance to donate last weekend there is still time. Use the small brown envelopes in the pew or your own. Simply mark "walk for the poor" on the envelope and mail to the parish office of drop in the weekly collection basket.
We have exciting news for St. Mary’s. Our Council has been approved for Aggregation by the International Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Paris. More news on that at a later date.
The fundamental elements of St. Vincent de Paul are Friendship, Spirituality and Service. It is the aim of all Vincentians to continually grow in these areas. To aid in this growth members form small groups called Conferences. Membership is open to all individuals who want to follow the spirit of our founder, Blessed Frederic Ozanam and our patron and namesake, St. Vincent de Paul.
Thank you to all who donated to our PODS and to our Walk for the Poor. If you didn't get a chance to support the walk, it's not to late. Use the small brown envelopes in the pew or your own and mark Walk for the Poor!
September 29th is the date for our annual “Walk for the Poor” on Belle Isle. The purpose of the Walk is to raise awareness of our mission and to generate helpful funds in support of all that we do to help our ‘neighbors in need’. If you didn't get a chance to donate last weekend there is still time. Use the small brown envelopes in the pew or your own. Simply mark "walk for the poor" on the envelope and mail to the parish office of drop in the weekly collection basket.
We have exciting news for St. Mary’s. Our Council has been approved for Aggregation by the International Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Paris. More news on that at a later date.
The fundamental elements of St. Vincent de Paul are Friendship, Spirituality and Service. It is the aim of all Vincentians to continually grow in these areas. To aid in this growth members form small groups called Conferences. Membership is open to all individuals who want to follow the spirit of our founder, Blessed Frederic Ozanam and our patron and namesake, St. Vincent de Paul.
St. Vincent de Paul Members
Terry Reaume, Sheila Cassette, Cherie Domigan, Karen Rinna
Erica Hartman, Marie O’Hara, Sue Cuzelis, Kathey Puente
Alan Reaume, Denise Dumont, Steve Kirsch (not shown Karen Tracy)
Terry Reaume, Sheila Cassette, Cherie Domigan, Karen Rinna
Erica Hartman, Marie O’Hara, Sue Cuzelis, Kathey Puente
Alan Reaume, Denise Dumont, Steve Kirsch (not shown Karen Tracy)
Online Giving is Now AvailableIt's Finally Here! The button on the right will take you to our online giving site, myEoffering. There are several fund options you can donate to including Sunday Offering, Flowers, Restoration and AoD second collections . If there is something you don't see please contact the parish office so it can be updated.
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