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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. 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 9:15 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 9-4 Wednesday and Friday 9-12 Additional hours by appointment Mass times and locations when away from Home Are you traveling on a weekend or Holy Day? Find a Mass where you will be at www.CatholicMassTime.org |
Physical Church Address
32467 Church St., Rockwood, MI 48173 Mailing Address 32477 Church St., Rockwood, MI 48173 Ph 734 379 9248 Fx 734 379 6548 stmaryrockwood@sbcglobal.net Weekly Bulletins
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Advent at St. Mary, Our Lady of the Annunciation
Let us wait in joyful anticipation for the coming of the Christ Child
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Fr. Jim in church for open discussion or confession
Mondays 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Nov. 30, Dec 7, 14 and 21 Theology 1 2 3 Nov. 30, Dec. 7, and 14 at 7:00 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration Thursdays 9:00 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. Benediction . First Friday/Saturday All Night Adoration “Come Let us Adore Him, Christ the Lord” Dec. 4-5th Adoration following 7:00 p.m. Mass until 8:30 a.m. Saturday Sacramental Holy Hour Thurs. Dec. 10 , 6:00 p.m. Immaculate Conception of Mary, A Holy Day though the obligation is dispensed Tuesday, December 8th 8:30 a.m., Noon and 6:30 p.m. Christmas Mass Schedule Dec. 24 Vigil: 4:30 and 11:00 p.m. Dec. 25 Nativity of the Lord: 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. January 1st, Mary, Mother of God Dec. 31 Vigil: 4:30 p.m. Jan. 1 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. |
Advent Confession Schedule
Mon. Nov. 30 1:00-3:00 p.m. Wed. Dec. 2 6:00-6:30 p.m. Fri. Dec. 4 8:00-8:30 a.m. and 6:00-7:00 p.m. Sat., Dec. 5 8:00–8:30 a.m., and 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Mon. Dec. 7 1:00-3:00 p.m. Wed. Dec. 9 6:00-6:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 12 8:00–8:30 a.m., and 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Mon., Dec. 14 1:00-3:00 p.m. Wed., Dec. 16 5:45-6:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m. till all are heard Thurs. Dec. 17 5:30-6:45 p.m., 7:00 p.m. till all are heard Fri. Dec. 18 11:00—Noon Sat. Dec. 19 7:45–8:30 a.m., 3:00 – 4:00 p.m., and 5:30 till all are heard Mon. Dec. 21 1:00-3:00 and 5:00 pm till all are heard Wed., Dec. 23 5:45-6:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m. till all are heard |
Not ready to return to Mass in person? Check out www.mass-online.org to find live stream and recorded Mass options to keep the Sabbath-and everyday-holy
Your obligation to attend Sunday Mass is removed until
February 17, 2021. You are reminded to keep the Lord's Day Holy during this time when you may not be able to attend Mass
Mass Guidelines:
- If at any time you are not comfortable please feel free to leave and return when you are able.
- You are requested to wear a mask if you are able.
- Please remove the mask when you are next in line to receive communion
- The Archdiocese has requested us to limit capacity to 50%. Please seat yourself in a socially distanced manner. Additional seating is available in the gathering space where the Mass can be seen and heard.
- Wipes are available (or bring your own) at the entrances to clean your pew.
- In lieu of a collection there will be a basket in the gathering space following Mass (Saturday evening and Sunday only) if you wish to leave an offering.
Directives from Archbishop Vigneron
| dispensation extension Nov 12 2020 |
| Church Capacity Increased to 50% |
| Archbishop's letter May 12, 2020 |
| Mass Directives May 12, 2020 |
RCIA/Theology 1 2 3 is Cancelled November 16 & 23
All Daughters of Mary classes are cancelled at this time.
Pray for the Holy Souls in Purgatory
Especially in November
Decree extends indulgence for the faithful departed throughout November
The Apostolic Penitentiary announces modifications to the Plenary Indulgence for the deceased during the month of November.
By Sr Bernadette Mary Reis, fsp
Many of the Church’s pastors have requested an adaptation to the requirements to obtain the Plenary Indulgence for the deceased in the month of November. Thus, “by the special mandate of His Holiness Pope Francis”, the Apostolic Penitentiary released on Friday (October 22, 2020) some changes to the normal practice. The Decree containing these modifications was signed on 22 October, the liturgical memorial of Pope St John Paul II.
Plenary Indulgence during month of November
Due to the coronavirus pandemic and the need to avoid large groups from forming where prohibited, the Plenary Indulgence applicable to the deceased by those who visit a cemetery has been extended beyond the normal dates of November1st to the 8th. This year, the indulgence can be obtained by anyone who visits a cemetery, even if only mentally, on any day in November, and devoutly prays for the faithful departed.
Plenary Indulgence for Feast of All Souls’ Day
Regarding the Plenary Indulgence attached to All Souls’ Day, 2 November, this year, it can be obtained not only on the preceding or succeeding Sunday, or on the actual Feast day, but on any other day of the month chosen by each member of the faithful. In this case, the indulgence is obtained by “devoutly visiting a church or an oratory”, along with the recitation of the Our Father and the Creed, and the other requirements associated with a Plenary Indulgence.
The homebound
For anyone who cannot leave their home for various reasons, including anti-Covid restrictions, they too can obtain the Plenary Indulgence by “uniting themselves spiritually to other members of the faithful”. In this case, the condition of being “completely detached from sin” and the intention of completing the other requirements for obtaining a Plenary Indulgence remain. These conditions are Sacramental Confession, reception of Holy Communion and a prayer for the Holy Father’s intentions.
The Decree suggests that such prayer take place before an “image of Jesus or the Blessed Virgin Mary”. Among the various prayers that are recommended are “prayers for the deceased, Morning or Evening Prayer from the Office of the Dead, the Rosary, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, meditating on various Gospel passages proposed for the liturgy of the Dead, or completing a work of mercy by offering to God the suffering and discomforts of one’s own life”.
Source: The Vatican News
The Apostolic Penitentiary announces modifications to the Plenary Indulgence for the deceased during the month of November.
By Sr Bernadette Mary Reis, fsp
Many of the Church’s pastors have requested an adaptation to the requirements to obtain the Plenary Indulgence for the deceased in the month of November. Thus, “by the special mandate of His Holiness Pope Francis”, the Apostolic Penitentiary released on Friday (October 22, 2020) some changes to the normal practice. The Decree containing these modifications was signed on 22 October, the liturgical memorial of Pope St John Paul II.
Plenary Indulgence during month of November
Due to the coronavirus pandemic and the need to avoid large groups from forming where prohibited, the Plenary Indulgence applicable to the deceased by those who visit a cemetery has been extended beyond the normal dates of November1st to the 8th. This year, the indulgence can be obtained by anyone who visits a cemetery, even if only mentally, on any day in November, and devoutly prays for the faithful departed.
Plenary Indulgence for Feast of All Souls’ Day
Regarding the Plenary Indulgence attached to All Souls’ Day, 2 November, this year, it can be obtained not only on the preceding or succeeding Sunday, or on the actual Feast day, but on any other day of the month chosen by each member of the faithful. In this case, the indulgence is obtained by “devoutly visiting a church or an oratory”, along with the recitation of the Our Father and the Creed, and the other requirements associated with a Plenary Indulgence.
The homebound
For anyone who cannot leave their home for various reasons, including anti-Covid restrictions, they too can obtain the Plenary Indulgence by “uniting themselves spiritually to other members of the faithful”. In this case, the condition of being “completely detached from sin” and the intention of completing the other requirements for obtaining a Plenary Indulgence remain. These conditions are Sacramental Confession, reception of Holy Communion and a prayer for the Holy Father’s intentions.
The Decree suggests that such prayer take place before an “image of Jesus or the Blessed Virgin Mary”. Among the various prayers that are recommended are “prayers for the deceased, Morning or Evening Prayer from the Office of the Dead, the Rosary, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, meditating on various Gospel passages proposed for the liturgy of the Dead, or completing a work of mercy by offering to God the suffering and discomforts of one’s own life”.
Source: The Vatican News
Plenary Indulgence-General Conditions
The following "General remarks on Indulgences" from Gift of the Indulgence summarizes the usual conditions given in the Church's law (cf. Apostolic Penitentiary, Prot. N. 39/05/I):1. This is how an indulgence is defined in the Code of Canon Law (can. 992) and in the Catechism of the Catholic Church (n. 1471): "An indulgence is a remission before God of the temporal punishment due to sins whose guilt has already been forgiven, which the faithful Christian who is duly disposed gains under certain prescribed conditions through the action of the Church which, as the minister of redemption, dispenses and applies with authority the treasury of the satisfactions of Christ and the saints".
2. In general, the gaining of indulgences requires certain prescribed conditions (below, nn. 3, 4), and the performance of certain prescribed works ..... [in this case, visiting a cemetery and praying for the souls of the departed]
3. To gain indulgences, whether plenary or partial, it is necessary that the faithful be in the state of grace at least at the time the indulgenced work is completed. [i.e. one must be a Catholic, not excommunicated or in schism.]
4. A plenary indulgence can be gained only once a day. In order to obtain it, the faithful must, in addition to being in the state of grace:
+have the interior disposition of complete detachment from sin, even venial sin;
+have sacramentally confessed their sins (within 20 days before or after);
+receive the Holy Eucharist (it is certainly better to receive it while participating in Holy Mass, but for the indulgence only Holy Communion is required);
+pray for the intentions of the Supreme Pontiff.
5. It is appropriate, but not necessary, that the sacramental Confession and especially Holy Communion and the prayer for the Pope's intentions take place on the same day that the indulgenced work is performed; but it is sufficient that these sacred rites and prayers be carried out within several days (about 20) before or after the indulgenced act. Prayer for the Pope's intentions is left to the choice of the faithful, but an "Our Father" and a "Hail Mary" are suggested. One sacramental Confession suffices for several plenary indulgences, but a separate Holy Communion and a separate prayer for the Holy Father's intentions are required for each plenary indulgence.
6. For the sake of those legitimately impeded, confessors can commute both the work prescribed and the conditions required (except, obviously, detachment from even venial sin).
7. Indulgences can always be applied either to oneself or to the souls of the deceased, but they cannot be applied to other persons living on earth.
EWTN.com
2. In general, the gaining of indulgences requires certain prescribed conditions (below, nn. 3, 4), and the performance of certain prescribed works ..... [in this case, visiting a cemetery and praying for the souls of the departed]
3. To gain indulgences, whether plenary or partial, it is necessary that the faithful be in the state of grace at least at the time the indulgenced work is completed. [i.e. one must be a Catholic, not excommunicated or in schism.]
4. A plenary indulgence can be gained only once a day. In order to obtain it, the faithful must, in addition to being in the state of grace:
+have the interior disposition of complete detachment from sin, even venial sin;
+have sacramentally confessed their sins (within 20 days before or after);
+receive the Holy Eucharist (it is certainly better to receive it while participating in Holy Mass, but for the indulgence only Holy Communion is required);
+pray for the intentions of the Supreme Pontiff.
5. It is appropriate, but not necessary, that the sacramental Confession and especially Holy Communion and the prayer for the Pope's intentions take place on the same day that the indulgenced work is performed; but it is sufficient that these sacred rites and prayers be carried out within several days (about 20) before or after the indulgenced act. Prayer for the Pope's intentions is left to the choice of the faithful, but an "Our Father" and a "Hail Mary" are suggested. One sacramental Confession suffices for several plenary indulgences, but a separate Holy Communion and a separate prayer for the Holy Father's intentions are required for each plenary indulgence.
6. For the sake of those legitimately impeded, confessors can commute both the work prescribed and the conditions required (except, obviously, detachment from even venial sin).
7. Indulgences can always be applied either to oneself or to the souls of the deceased, but they cannot be applied to other persons living on earth.
EWTN.com
Plenary vs. Partial Indulgence
A Plenary Indulgence means that by the merits of Jesus Christ, the Blessed Virgin Mary and all the saints the full remission of the temporal punishment due to sacramentally forgiven sins is obtained. The person becomes as if just baptized and would fly immediately to heaven if he died in that instant. A partial indulgence means that a portion of the temporal punishment due to forgiven sin is remitted. Partial indulgences are received either by doing some act to which a partial indulgence is attached (e.g. praying a partially indulgenced prayer), or by the incomplete fulfillment of the conditions attached to a plenary indulgence.
EWTN.com
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Rosary Confraternity
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Consider Enrolling in the
Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary!! No meetings. No dues. Immense graces for you and for the whole world! The Rosary Confraternity is a 500+ year old, worldwide, Papal-approved association of the faithful, entrusted to the Dominicans. Members strive to pray three Rosaries each week and include living and deceased Confraternity members in their intentions. This is a life-long, personal commitment, so each person must enroll individually. Would you like to have many hundreds of thousands of people praying the Rosary for you and your intentions? “If anyone has the happiness of being in the Confraternity of the Rosary, he has, in all corners of the world, brothers and sisters who pray for him.” St. John Vianney, Cure of Ars Would you like to have hundreds of thousands of people praying with you? “One who says his Rosary alone gains the merit of one Rosary; but if he says it with 30 other people he gains the merits of 30 Rosaries. This is the law of public prayer.” St. Louis de Montfort Do you pray for the souls in Purgatory? “After the Holy Mass, the best means of relieving the souls in Purgatory is to join the Confraternity.” St. Alphonsus For more information, pick up Rosary Confraternity materials at the Church entrances or go to www.rosary-center.org |
Confraternity Prayer
Queen of the Most Holy Rosary and Mother of us all, we come to you for help in our sorrows, trials and necessities. Sin leaves us weak and helpless but Divine Grace heals and strengthens. We ask for the grace to love Jesus as you loved Him, to believe as you believed, to hope as you hoped; we ask to share your purity of mind and heart. Give us true sorrow for sin and make us love people as you and Jesus loved them. Obtain for us the gifts of the Holy Spirit that we may be wise with your wisdom, understand with your understanding, know with your knowledge, be prudent with your prudence, be patient with your patience, be courageous with your fortitude and desire justice ardently for everyone with the all consuming desire of the Sacred Heart of Jesus your Son. Open our minds that as we pray the Rosary we will understand the teachings of the Gospel contained in its mysteries. We pray especially for the members of the Rosary Confraternity whom we love. Help them wherever they may be; guide them, watch over them and make them strong in their trials and suffering. We are drawn together by a common bond of great charity for you and for each other; keep us faithful to your Son and to your Rosary until death. Intercede for the souls in Purgatory, especially for the members of the Rosary Confraternity who have died. May they rest in peace. Finally we ask for grace of final perseverance for ourselves and for our loved ones that we may all be reunited in heaven forever. Saint Dominic, you who received so much Grace and Strength from the Rosary, pray for us. Imprimi Potest: Thomas P. Raftery O.P., Lect. S.Th., J.C.D. Nihil Obstat: + Paul E. Waldschmidt CSC, D.D., S.T.D. Imprimatur: + Cornelius M. Power, D.D., J.C.D. Archbishop of Portland March 30, 1979 |
Are you interested in joining 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. Use the envelopes in the pews, or one from home, with your name and address until your individual envelopes come to let us know you are here on Sunday. Please understand it's about your attendance at Mass, not what may or may not be in the envelope!
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Thank you to those who have supported this year's CSA. We have just exceeded our goal with $73,121 in pledges!!
If you make a one time donation to the parish please consider making it to our CSA drive. Now that we have exceeded our goal all funds received will be returned to the parish and are not subject to any assessments. The 2020 Catholic Services Appeal was postponed due to the Coronavirus shutdown. This year’s appeal is encouraging us to Rise: Be Not Afraid modeled after the words of Fr. Gabriel Richard in 1805 after the devastating fires in Detroit. He said, “We hope for better things. It will rise again from the ashes.” The CSA gives us an opportunity to live out our discipleship in Christ through the more than 100 ministries, programs, and services that meet the spiritual and physical needs of parishes and countless people. Truly these blessings help us carry out Christ’s ministry of mercy and love throughout this region in these unusual times. No one parish could accomplish all of this on its own. This year our parish’s CSA target is $69,031.00. The CSA target assigned to each parish is a mandatory one and needs to be reached by the parish via the CSA drive or out of regular parish operating funds. In order to meet our goal, we need the support of all parishioners. A pledge of $325.00 or more would be most helpful. We understand that everyone’s ability to assist is different and we ask you to prayerfully consider how you can help this year. No amount is too small, all gifts are gratefully appreciated. To make your participation as convenient as possible we have included a CSA envelope to indicate your total pledge, any amount you are paying immediately as an initial payment (made out to Catholic Services Appeal), and any balance due. You may drop this envelope in the Sunday collection basket (currently located in the gathering space following Mass), mail it to the parish office, or drop off during normal business hours. There are also options to make your gift online. My Eoffering is our parish online donation tool. The link can be found on our website (www.stmaryannunciation.org) and can be used for any type of donation. There is also an Archdiocese of Detroit website (http://stmaryola.aodcsa.org) that allows the use of credit cards in addition to bank accounts. If you have any questions please contact the parish office. May God Bless You for your generous support. Sincerely Yours In Christ, Rev. James R. Rafferty Pastor |
Prayer of Preparation before Mass
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If you are not currently able to join us at Mass send your Holy Angels!
O holy Angel, at my side, Go to the church for me, Kneel in my place, at holy Mass, Where I desire to be. At Offertory, in my stead, Take all I am and own, And place it as a sacrifice Upon the Altar Throne. At holy Consecration’s bell, Adore with Seraph’s love, My Jesus, hidden in the Host, Come down from heaven above. And when the priest communion takes, Oh, bring my Lord to me, That His sweet Heart may rest on mine, And I His temple be. |
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Giving Basket Food Pantry
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The Clothing Closet has
resumed our normal schedule of
first and third Saturday from 10-Noon
In the current situation in the Archdiocese of Detroit it is not a mortal sin to miss Mass on Sunday. You are still called to keep the day holy, even though you may not be able to attend Mass. This can be done at home through prayer, scripture reading, televised or internet Mass. Include a spiritual communion when you are not able to receive Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.
Spiritual Communion
My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the Most Holy Sacrament.
I love you above all things and I desire to receive you in my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment receive you sacramentally,
Come at least spiritually into my heart.
I embrace you as if you were already there
And unite myself wholly to you.
Never permit me to be separated from you.
Amen.
Spiritual Communion
My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the Most Holy Sacrament.
I love you above all things and I desire to receive you in my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment receive you sacramentally,
Come at least spiritually into my heart.
I embrace you as if you were already there
And unite myself wholly to you.
Never permit me to be separated from you.
Amen.
Mass is available on tv and the internet when you are unable to attend in person.
Some options are:
https://www.aod.org/livemasses
http://www.catholictv.org/masses/catholictv-mass
https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/daily-readings
https://www.shrineofdivinemercy.org/
Some options are:
https://www.aod.org/livemasses
http://www.catholictv.org/masses/catholictv-mass
https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/daily-readings
https://www.shrineofdivinemercy.org/
In response to questions regarding offering donations
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If you are in a position to continue your support of St. Mary you may mail donations (32477 Church St., Rockwood, MI 48173), send an Echeck from your financial institution or use our online eoffering program. There is a link to eoffering at the bottom of our website, www.stmaryannunciation.org.
All donations are gratefully appreciated. We are accepting food donations and are working to continue the Giving Basket Food Pantry and Mary's meals (now weekly) during this time. However, we are unable to accept clothing or other donations for the clothing closet at this time. |
Rosary
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Eucharistic Adoration
The church is open daily and Our Lord is fully present in the tabernacle.
Eucharistic Adoration continues on Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 6:45 p.m.
Eucharistic Adoration continues on Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 6:45 p.m.
Reporting Sexual Abuse
To 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. A caller will be requested to provide his or her name and telephone number. All calls regarding complaints of sexual abuse will be returned in a timely manner. This toll–free telephone number has been established as part of an effort by the Detroit archdiocese to protect children, young people, and other vulnerable people in our schools, parishes, and ministries. 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.
The Gloria in Latin-including the words!
As we are learning the Latin Gloria you may find this youtube video helpful-it is sung a capella and the words are on the screen to follow along. Be patient with yourself as we learn this beautiful version of this prayer. It will all come together soon and enhance our worship of Our Lord!
If you're not on flocknote you should be! flocknote is a messaging service just for churches. You can sign up to get text alerts or email - like when we send reminders about events or changes to times/locations of events. To sign up for flocknote just text Rockwood to 84576 and to join. (Standard message rates will apply.)
Attention Graduating Altar Server High School Seniors
If you are a member of St. Mary’s Our Lady Of The Annunciation or St. Roch’s parishes, graduating from High School, going to college, and have been an active Altar Server throughout High School, your local Knights of Columbus Council just created a $1000 college scholarship competition. The complete application and instructions are available below . This is a brand new opportunity encouraging all High School students to remain active by serving our parish communities. If you have any questions please call Steven Kardel at 734-306-4676. If you are motivated to help sponsor High School students and wish to donate directly to the Knights of Columbus college scholarship fund, please call Steven Kardel at 734-306-4676. Our mission is to assist as many college bound Christians as possible, so the more money we raise for this worthy cause, the more students we can help. Good luck to all of our graduating seniors and God Bless.
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Did you know St. Mary has a
St. Vincent de Paul Society?
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.
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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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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