Christian Service - St. Frances Cabrini Parish

ST. FRANCES CABRINI PARISH
9000 Laurence Avenue
Allen Park, Michigan 48101
Phone: (313) 381-5601
Fax: (313) 381-7837
Website: www.cabriniparish.org
OUR CREDO
No matter what your present status
in the Catholic Church;
No matter what your current family
or marital situation;
No matter what your past or present
religious affiliation;
No matter what your personal history, age,
background, race or color;
No matter what your self-image or esteem;
You are invited, welcomed, accepted,
loved and respected at
St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church.
Vision Statement Building upon our Catholic tradition and diversity, we are committed to the spiritual and
physical well-being of all. Our sacramental life challenges us to life-long Catholic formation and Christian service.
Mission Statement As a Faith Community, we are called to serve through worship, service, and education.
PARISH LITURGY
SCHEDULE
MALLIA’S MOMENTS
By Fr. Joe Mallia
Weekend Masses
I wanted to begin by thanking so many
of you who expressed your feelings at the
news that I will be reassigned at the end of
June. I too am sad about leaving and I will
miss many things about this parish, the
school, the people and even the city, but I
believe that this is an opportunity for all of
us to grow and be challenged by the Spirit
of God.
I ask all of us not to be “chicken littles”
and think that the sky is falling because I
am moving. I have always said that you are
the parish and the school. My role here
was to pastor the parish for a time but that
you will remain and you are the heart and
soul of this parish, not me. Like parents
who watch a child grow, they know at some
point they are going to let the child go because they know that the child is capable of
handling the future on his or her own. You
are ready to do this without me as pastor.
The parish is in a wonderful place spiritually. There are many great things happening and it will continue to grow. You are
capable of making it happen. You have the
tools, the education and the desire. Now do
Saturday Evening 5:00pm
Sunday 8:00am, 10:00am,
12:00noon & 7:00pm
Daily Mass
Monday - Saturday at 8:30am
Confession
Tuesday 7:30pm (see pg. 8)
Saturday 4:00pm
Mass
Tuesday 7:00pm
Holy Day Masses
As scheduled in Bulletin
Rectory Office Hours
Monday thru Thursday
8:00am-7:00pm
Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
(Closed for lunch 12 - 1pm)
Saturday 9:00am - 2:00pm
Sunday CLOSED
it as God has called you to do through your
baptism. You don’t need me; you need to
trust in God.
The school is not the same as it was
when I arrived. Beyond the fact that the
enrollment has doubled and is stable, weall of us- have worked to improve the education, the physical buildings, expanded the
computer program, added the Dream Mentor Program, the Cabrini Community of Intentional Success, the Encourager Program, various clubs, classes and sports to
mention just a few things. That was not me,
but was all of us working together. The
school will not decline because I am not
here! The foundations are well in place to
keep this school growing into the future if
you want it to grow. You will have to support the school and you will have to encourage others to attend. The best years of recruiting have been when we had families
recruiting other families. You know how
and you are capable of making it happen. I
look forward to hearing more great things in
the future from the parish and the school.
I am not so foolish as to think I am the
best pastor or even the only pastor for this
parish. Many others are capable and willing
to love you, support you and serve here.
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Be open to them. I do not want people to poison the water
before he arrives by saying things like, Fr. Joe did this, or Fr.
Joe did that. I am going to a new place and I would hate to
spend the first part of my time there constantly being compared to the priest who just left- good or bad. Please pray for
the new pastor even before he is named and for this parish
and school to be open minded and open hearted.
My time here has been a series of blessings. I am very
proud of our parish in its desire to pray, serve and sacrifice
for the sake of others. I am very proud of our schools. It was
not easy to get our standards up, but the hard work has paid
off. We have produced two National Merit Finalists in a row
and a possible third next year. We have raised our average
ACT score (nearly a 24) to be the highest of any Downriver
School and competitive with all the “elite” schools in the state.
I am proud that three 8th graders scored a perfect score on
the IOWA tests this year. I am proud that we have done this
by working hard and not breaking rules. We have never even
bent a state, MHSAA or diocesan policy or rule during my
time here. We have not given scholarships to athletes or discounts on their tuition because of ability or grades, but only
for financial need to any student. We did not steal people
from other churches by offering them a cheaper rate if they
came to mass here and donated here. Our goal was always
to keep the highest quality education at the most affordable
price and with great sacrifice and we did it. Congratulations
to all of you for your commitment to this parish and school the
past 12 years.
At the same time, I have regrets. I wish I could have done
more to bring people to mass each week. I regret not doing
more to reach out to those who feel separated from the
church. I apologize if I said or did anything that hurt anyone.
I wish I could have done more to help the parish out financially. We still have a large debt, though at least we are paying
our bills and addressing every financial issue in a responsible
way. Yes, we could use more money in the collection each
week and maybe I should have done more to make that happen. I do not regret keeping tuition affordable though.
I regret not raising the money to finish off the project at the
high school. I would have loved to raise the money to put up
lights so the kids could have night games for football and soccer.
But those regrets mean that there is more to do and you
can keep the work going. There is so much more to do but
you are capable of it. I ask that if you want to show your gratitude to me that you contribute to the Friends of Cabrini or the
Fr. Clare Murphy Scholarship Fund in my name. I would appreciate that more than anything else.
Over these final four months, there is a lot of work to do,
so the time for looking glum at this news is over. Look up
and let’s get to work. There will be time to say goodbye later,
but for now we will do what makes this parish so special and
that is growing in faith together. God bless you and thank
you.
Please mark your calendars
Stations of the Cross: This ancient prayer of the church which reflects on the final moments in the life of Jesus, are prayed in the
church every Friday night at 7pm during the season of Lent. You
are most welcome to join us each week or when you can, but you
are encouraged to try to at least make it once during Lent.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation: Confessions are heard every
Saturday at 4pm in the church and every other Tuesday after the 7
pm mass. Please see the schedule as well for the Vicariate reconciliation services for Lent or the letter that was sent home to all registered families. The confessional is near the Mother Cabrini statue
in the back corner of the church.
All School Auction: If you have not received an invitation to the
auction but would like to attend, please call the high school office
and ask for the auction office. Someone will return your call and get
information to you as quickly as possible. The auction is a fun night
even if you don’t have a lot of money to spend. Space is limited so
get your tickets today! Donations are always accepted if you are
unable to attend but want to help the schools in purchasing
new windows for the grade school and more Chromebooks for
the high school. Thank you for your support.
On Saturday, February 20th I took the Polar Plunge for Special
Olympics. My goal was to raise $1 more than last year. God is so
good, and due to an outpouring of love, support and monetary donations I raised $2,500, which was $600 more than last year. I want to
thank everyone that made donations to Special Olympics on my
behalf. I plan on taking the plunge again next year for the Jo Brighton Special Athletes. Please check out the following link to watch
video of my plunge https://youtu.be/PVK7SZZW9bc
Nicholas Prusakiewicz
Cabrini Usher & Special Olympian
DEADLINE FOR ARTICLES IN THE CONTACT IS
FRIDAY MORNING BY 10:00 AM.
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Athletic, Parish & School News
Coach Needed
The Cabrini High School Track
team is seeking a shot and discus
throwing coach for this upcoming season.
Please contact Athletic Director
Dean Allen if you are interested. He
can be reached at (313)388-0576 or
via email at [email protected].
CABRINI HIGH SCHOOL FACEBOOK PAGES:
www.facebook.com/CabriniHighSchool
www.facebook.com/CabriniAlumni
See what’s happening at our school!
UPCOMING DATES OF INTEREST
Late registration ($50) for the 2016 Spring Youth Soccer
through March 10.
• Pancakes with the Easter Bunny - Sunday, March 20.
• Dueling Pianos - Saturday, April 2.
Visit our website for more details and to register/pay at
www.cabriniboosters.org
The Cabrini Booster Club meets on the 1st Wednesday of
the month at Holy Family Hall at 7:30 pm. All men and women
are invited to join, as our goal is to help serve the sports programs at Cabrini Schools, as well as the Parish. Come on down
and check us out. Our next meeting is April 6. To become a
member, register online for $25. Any questions or if you need
more information, please email us at:
[email protected]
Our website: www.cabriniboosters.org
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Cabrini Athletic Boosters
•
Pancakes with the Easter Bunny
Ticket prices:
Student / Senior (60+) $6.00
Adult $10.00
Thursday, March 10 at 7:30pm
Friday, March 11 at 7:30pm
Saturday, March 12 at 7:30pm
Sunday, March 13 at 3:00pm
Special Family Fun Night Friday, March 11
4 tickets for $25 / 5 tickets for $30 / 6 tickets for $35
Sunday, March 20
After 8am & 10am Masses
All you can eat pancakes,
eggs & sausage.
Come join us in Cabrini Center and have your photo
taken with the Easter Bunny and participate in our
awesome raffles!
Back by popular demand!
Dueling Pianos!
Saturday, April 2, 2016
$25 per person
(includes a fabulous dinner)
See our website for more information
www.cabriniboosters.org.
Communal Penance - Lent 2016
Tuesday, March 8 - 7:00pm Sacred Heart, Grosse Ile
Thursday, March 10 - 7:00pm St. Constance
Monday, March 14 - 7:00pm St. Mary Magdalen
Thursday, March 17 - 7:00pm Our Lady of the Angels
Saturday, March 19 - 12:00pm St. Cyprian
CABRINI ATHLETICS ~ Dean Allen, Athletic Director
Please see www.Schedulestar.com (listed under Cabrini
High School) for up-to-date game times for both CYO & High
School student-athletes. You can also contact the Athletic Department at (313) 388-0576.
The new High School athletic website is at
www.cabriniathletics.org.
Bus drivers for afternoon athletic routes are still needed. Contact Debbie Norman at (313) 388-0576.
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Christian Service
Tuesday Travelers
Exploring the past to enlighten our future
Our next day bus trip is a Jewish Cultural Experience on
Tuesday, April 12. We’ll tour the Holocaust Memorial Center
Zekelman Family Campus in Farmington, which has received
interna"onal accolades from millions of visitors since its opening
25 years ago. From the architecture to the exhibits, this Michigan museum has been called one of the most provoca"ve of the
museums that chronicle the crimes of the Holocaust. Included
in the tour is a new exhibit of calligraphic pain"ngs, “A la Memoire des Enfants Deportes,” honoring the memories of thousands of Parisian children who were murdered in the death
camps.
We’ll also tour, and learn the history of Temple Beth El,
Michigan’s first Jewish congrega"on, established in Detroit in
1850 and now located in Bloomfield Hills. Lunch, included in the
cost of the trip, is at Buddy’s Pizza. Before heading home, we’ll
also stop at Steve’s Deli, a kosher style delicatessen that is reminiscent of old-"me New York City cafes.
Cost is $65 per person; the bus will leave the church parking
lot at 8:45am and return at 5:30pm Plan to arrive at 8:15am;
coffee and breakfast treats will be served (and is included in the
cost of the trip). To register, call the parish office at (313) 3815601.
Making A Difference in some special lives this Lent
The Parish Make A Difference Lenten Service Day is
March 12 from 8 a.m. to Noon in Holy Family Hall. Parishioners of all ages are encouraged to take part in an awesome morning of community service, which begins with a continental breakfast.
All you need to participate is care and concern for our sisters
and brothers in need, and enthusiasm. Together, we will accomplish great things!
Here is what we’ll be doing:
Britches for Boys – Cutting fabric and assisting sewers create
simple cotton shorts for young boys in Africa.
Sani-pads – Putting together sani-pad kits for young ladies in
Africa.
Blessing Bags - Sorting and packaging hygiene products for distribution to Detroit-area organizations that serve the homeless.
Plastic mats for the Sr. Judie Ministry –Cutting plastic grocery
bags into strips, which are then rolled into balls of “plarn” to be
crocheted into mats for residents of Eastern Market.
Comfort Cards – Decorating cards for residents of area nursing
homes and soup kitchens.
The materials we need for these projects are attached to the
cross in the Narthex. Please take a tag or two and return the
items below the cross by the weekend of March 5/6.
Sewing experience is not required, although we do need people with a sewing machine.
In order to prepare a place for everyone, we need to know who
is participating in our Make a Difference Day. To register, please
call Therese Tardiff, Christian Service Coordinator , at (313)3815601 or email her at [email protected]
Downriver Vicariate Dementia Series II
The Downriver Vicariate is sponsoring a second
dementia series with HOPE Dementia Ministry LLC.
The new series will run each month hosted at a different parish through June 2016.
The Dementia Caregiver’s Toolbox
Saturday, March 12, 2016
9:00 – 11:30 am
● Fun hands on presentation
● Basic tips from reliable sources
● Features helpful products
Hosted by: Sacred Heart Parish
21599 Parke Lane, Grosse Ile 48183
Contact: Terry Morreau at (734)676-1377
[email protected]
Tuesday Travelers
Saugatuck / Holland 2-Day Trip
Tuesday Travelers will start the summer with an “overnighter”
Dinner cruise on Lake Macatawa …dune ride on the Saugatuck sands … shopping, dining and gallery hopping … these are
all part of the overnight trip to West Michigan being planned by
Tuesday Travelers May 31-June 1.
We’ll meet at 8am Tuesday, May 31, at the parish office for
coffee and breakfast snacks, boarding our Bianco coach at 8:30
and heading across the state for a visit to two beau"ful coastal
Michigan towns.
We’ll spend the first aDernoon exploring the trendy shops in
downtown Holland before checking into the Haworth House,
within walking distance to the historic downtown district. Dinner will be aboard the Holland Princess, as we cruise past the Big
Red Lighthouse, picturesque lake homes and historic landmarks.
Upon our return, you can spend the evening as you like.
Our second day begins with breakfast at Haworth House and
some free "me for exploring or shopping before we head south
to Saugatuck. Our first stop is the dune rides, an entertaining
tour of the unique landscape, including the history of the lost
city of Singapore (right there on the shores of Lake Michigan).
Lunch follows at Coral Gables, one of the state’s oldest family
owned restaurants. ADer lunch, we’ll have "me to shop downtown, an art colony of 30 galleries, trendy bou"ques and one-ofa-kind shops.
We’ll head back home mid-aDernoon to arrive back in Allen
Park early evening. Cost for the trip is $305 per person, based
on double occupancy. This includes overnight accommoda"ons,
a breakfast, lunch and dinner (cruise), admission to the cruise
and dune ride. A $20 deposit holds your reserva"on, with final
payment due April 15. Please stop in the Parish Office to fill out
necessary paperwork, or call Therese Tardiff at 313-381-5601 for
more informa"on.
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Christian Service / Nurse’s Notes
MARCH FOOD COLLECTION
Downriver Food Pantry
All Saints Soup Kitchen
Nourishing the hungry
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Volunteers are needed to help us
cook and serve more than 150 men, women and children
who depend on All Saints for lunch. If you would like to join
us on this day at All Saints please call Kathy Bates at (734)
324-0944. We meet outside Holy Family House at 9 a.m. to
carpool and are back at Cabrini around 1:30 p.m.
We also provide desserts to complement the
meal. These special diners really enjoy cakes, cookies,
brownies and cupcakes. If you would like to donate goodies
please call the Rectory office at (313) 381-5601, and leave
a message with the staff. Baked goods need to be store
bought and delivered to the Rectory office by Tuesday,
March 8 no later than 7:00 pm.
Walk to Jerusalem 2016 Update
We are 3 weeks into our journey to Jerusalem. I cannot
explain the excitement that I have for our “walkers”. At the
end of week 2 we are “walking on water” with the Lord! Going into our 3rd week we were over the 2500 mile marker!
Our goal again is 6016 miles to Jerusalem. We have added
participants every week since we have started. I thank you
and pray for all of you every day. I hope that this journey is
helping you to reach your health and spiritual goals.
It is not too late to sign up- Join Cabrini’s Walk to Jerusalem!! Email or call Megan Pierrel, parish nurse to sign
up today!! Information is available in the narthex. If you
provide an email, Megan will send weekly updates and progress! You may provide your “miles” walked or prayed in
the boxes at each entrance or email them to Megan.
Watch for our weekly progress, prayers & educational
tidbits in the Nurse’s corner of the Narthex!!!
Megan Pierrel RN, BSN
Parish Nurse
[email protected]
Sani-Pad Project
As you read this, there are 300 sani-pad kits being distributed to
young ladies in Africa that you all had a hand in completing!
Thanks to all the volunteers that help out with this project! Please
take a few minutes to read the inserted flyer from our project leaders and consider attending the service day set for March 12. I have
over 600 sani-pad kits bear completion and with continued support
of all of you, those kits and many more can be completed and
readied for shipment for the next trip.
The sewing group meets in Wayne Wesenberg Wing on the
2nd and 4th Monday of the month from 1-3pm. If you have any
questions regarding this project please feel free to stop in and
check us out or give me (Nancy Trela) a call at (313)575-2971.
NURSE’S NOTES
Our Taking off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS)
chapter is open! We are mee"ng weekly
on Thursdays in the CES Library. Mee"ngs
start with weigh in at 5pm with our
mee"ng aDer. It is never to late to join us.
Your first mee"ng is free and the yearly fee
is only $32! What a small price to pay for beLer health! Mee"ngs
include an informa"on program to support your weight maintenance efforts. Members learn to eat beLer, move more and stay
mo"vated. Ongoing support of fellow members and leaders as
well as accountability are the keys to lifelong health! For more
informa"on, join us at a mee"ng on Thursday or call Megan
Pierrel in the rectory.
Make sure to check the Nurse’s corner in the narthex for
your health educa0on. As always, if there is a topic you would
like to see, please contact Megan Pierrel in the rectory.
Megan Pierrel, RN, BSN, CPN
[email protected]
March 6, 2016
Fourth Sunday of Lent
In today’s Gospel the prodigal son repents
and finds mercy in the heart of his father.
Know that your penance during Lent can give
the poor the grace of finding the merciful
heart of God the Father
Through your almsgiving you are performing a
good work; far greater than you think. Know that your
nickel, dime or quarter is multiplied by the coins placed
by others in the St. Vincent de Paul Poor Box.
St. Joseph Day of Prayer
Historic St. Joseph Church, located near Eastern
market in Detroit, will hold a Day of Prayer on its Patronal Feast, Saturday, March 19th, in honor of St. Joseph. A full day of spiritual events in the church, at no
cost, include Divine Mercy Parish Mission talks by Fr.
Chris Alca, MIC at 10am and 5pm; Masses at 8am &
11am as part of the Parish Mission, 2pm Spanish Mass
celebrated by Bishop Donald Hanchon, and 6pm Latin Extraordinary Form Mass followed by a Candlelight
Procession; Private confessions available before each
Mass, Stations of the Cross, Public Rosaries, Novena
Prayers, Veneration of Relics, and Church Tours scheduled throughput the day. The festivities in the social
hall include a beautiful St. Joseph’s Altar providing
food for the poor through the Parish Food Pantry
(donations of non-perishable food gratefully accepted), gift shop, breakfast, Italian Dinner served from
12:30 to 5pm, and dessert reception at 8pm. For a
complete schedule or more info, please visit MotherofDivineMercy.org or call Michael Semaan at (248)
250-6005.
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Religious Education / Parish Info
Bible Study with Fr. Joe
7:00pm in Holy Family Hall
March 14
March 28
April 11
April 25
You’re
In
Luck!!
Lots and lots of Irish
baked goods are
ordered!!!
The month of shortbread, soda bread and scones is
upon us, and Youth Ministry will again be holding an Irish
Bake Sale aDer all Masses the weekend of March 12/13.
ADer a sell-out crowd stopped by for the tasty treats
last year, we have tripled our order to meet your needs.
Teens will be in the Narthex aDer all Masses.
Proceeds from the bake sale will benefit the Youth,
and their plans to par"cipate in events like Young Neighbors in Ac"on and World Youth Day.
Attention Attention
The Christian Women are sponsoring their annual “MiniRetreat” on Thursday, March 10, from 9:00am-1:00pm in
the Holy Family Hall. To help us prepare for the life, death
and resurrection of Jesus at Easter, the well-known Catherine Lanni will be our guest speaker; she will inspire you
with her passion for the Divine Mercy. If you have not heard
her it will be time well spent. All men, women of the parish
along with family, friends and neighbors are invited.
A light lunch will be served. A free will offering will be
accepted. So come one, come all. To register, please call
Rose Kenzie at (313) 382-4520. DO IT NOW!
Detroit Retrouvaille
We believe that every marriage deserves the
opportunity to survive, be healed and thrive
as a covenant of life and love. Retrouvaille is
the place where we, as hurting couples,
found hope.
Over 5,000 hurting couples have
experienced hope through the Retrouvaille
program in the Detroit area. Struggling couples are looking for help and want a lifeline, but do not know
where to turn. Retrouville can help.
Retrouville is a Christian Peer Ministry focused on reaching
out to hurting married couples longing for renewal and hope. Metro Detroit has multiple English and Spanish programs scheduled
this year, each beginning with a weekend on the following dates:
March 18
September 16
April 8 (Spanish)
October 14 (Spanish)
April 29
October 28
July 15
For more information or to reegister, please see our website:
www.retrouvaille.info or call 1-800-470-2230.
CRS Rice Bowl: Caring for our lives, and
the lives of others
With the help of our Rice Bowls and Lenten
Calendars, this week we focus on the sacredness
and dignity of the human person. We learn in today’s readings from Isaiah, Paul and Luke, how
God created us in his image and likeness, and that
we need to care for each other in order to be the people God calls
us to be.
This week’s leg of our Lenten journey takes us to Rwanda and
the story of a woman who understands the importance of providing
good nutrition in the first years of her child’s life.
Some “food for thought” during this third week of Lent:
How does God’s invitation of grace guide us in our relationships?
How do we cultivate the Spirit at work in those around us?
How do we work to protect life from conception to natural
death?
CRS Rice Bowl is a faith-in-action program of Catholic Relief
Services, the official international development and humanitarian
relief agency of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. During
this Year of Mercy, the Rice Bowl helps us better understand Catholic social teachings and how they help us model Christ in our relationships with others.
CRS Rice Bowl is a 40-year tradition, with 75 percent of your
donations being used to carry out CRS efforts in 40 nations, while
25 percent remains in our local community to assist food and shelter programs for the hungry and homeless.
Visit www.crs.org to learn more. For daily CRS reflections,
you’ll find instructions at the website for downloading a new phone
app.
FranciscanFacts
FranciscanFacts
“Do not judge, and you will not be judged; do not
condemn, and you will not be condemned.”
Luke6:37
Jesus reserved his harshest words in the Gospels
forthose who thoughtthey werespirituallysuperior toothers.Francis,too,recognizedthatthisfailingthreatenedthose
whohadgivenupeverythingtofollowhiminhisGospelcommitmenttoalifeofpoverty,prayer,andpenance.
Heemphasizedtohisfollowersthattheywereto examine their own lives rather than pointing their +ingers at others.HesaidinhisRuleof1223:”Iwarnallthefriarsandexhort them not to condemn or look down on people whom
theyseewearingsoftorgaudyclothesandenjoyingluxuries
in food or drink; each one should rather condemn and despisehimself.”
Wealwaysencounterpeoplewhoarebetterthanweare
and worse than we are on nearly every human, social, and
spirituallevel.Ifwebeginmakingcomparisons,soonwewill
be making judgements, about them and about ourselves. In
doingso,wequicklylosesightofwhoweare:uniqueindividualscreatedandlovedbyGodforourselves,notonsomecosmicgradingcurve.FromLentwithSt.FrancisDHoudek
JoinOLMCFraternity’s“NoJudgementzone”gatheringMarch
6inMCR26inMCR2-4pm.Allarewelcome.
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Youth Ministry
YOUTH MINISTRY CONTACT INFORMATION
Therese Tardiff: Coordinator of Youth Ministry
(313)381-5601 or [email protected]
Maria Wyatt: Middle School Youth Leader
(734) 283-1929 or [email protected]
High School Youth Ministry News - March
All high school aged teens are invited to any Youth
Ministry sponsored activities and events
Sunday, March 6
Laser Tag from 6:30 – 9:00 pm
We will be going to Zap Zone in Taylor where you will have an
opportunity to play Laser Tag, Glo Golf, Arcade games and more.
We will go out for a snack following Laser Tag so bring about
$20.00 for the evenings activities and food. Please gather in the
WWYW at 6:20 pm. Permission slips are available in the Rectory
office.
Saturday, March 12 & Sunday, March 13
Irish Bake Sale Fundraiser
After All Masses
If you were unable to help with either of the pancake breakfasts,
this is your golden opportunity to still earn some money. If you
would like to help please contact Mrs. Tardiff at (313)381-5601
Sunday, March 13
Evening Mass/Social
We will attend as a group the 7:00 pm mass. At this Mass we
would like for the youth and young adults to fulfill the liturgical
ministry roles, so if you would like to Lector or EM please let
Mrs. Tardiff know ASAP. Following Mass we will go over to the
Holy Family Hall for a special St. Patrick’s Day social until 9:00
pm. Please plan on joining us!
Sunday, March 20
WYD Prep Session
4:00 – 8:00 pm in Holy Family Hall
This gathering is mandatory for all those attending WYD in
Poland.
Sunday, March 27
Happy Easter
This is the day the Lord has made;
let us rejoice and be glad.
Enjoy this time with your family!
The Youth Ministry team will be
providing hospitality after the 7pm liturgy
on the second Sundays of the month.
Please join us in Holy Family Hall for fellowship - all are welcome! Youth and young adults—if you are
interested in being part of these liturgies as Lector, Commentator or Eucharistic minister, please call Therese Tardiff.
Downriver Vicariate High School Youth Retreat
NET Ministries “Anchored in Hope”
Saturday, March 12
9:30am – 6:15pm
Cost: $8.00 includes pop, snacks and dinner
Hosted by: Christ the Good Shepherd Church
The Downriver Vicariate Youth Ministers invite all high school
age teens to join other youth from around the area to a day of high
energy group discussions, prayer, music, drama, games, faith
sharing, and fellowship presented by the NET Ministries.
NET Ministries is an international ministry lead by young
adults that challenges young Catholics to love and embrace the
life of the Church. They fulfill their mission by conducting 1,000
youth retreat across the United States each year.
If you would like to attend this retreat stop by the Rectory
office to pick up a permission slip and return it signed with
payment by Friday, March 4 so we can plan for drivers and
get our group registered.
Middle School Youth Ministry News - March
All 6th thru 8th grade teens are invited
Sunday, March 6
ZAP ZONE Laser Tag 6:00-8:30PM
We will meet and be picked up at Zap Zone on Telegraph in Taylor. Go Carts, Glo Golf, Bumper Cars and Mini Bowling! Cost is
$14 for two games of tag plus any additional money for added
games or snacks! Permission slips are a must and can be found in
the school and rectory office.
Friday, March 11
THE ADDAMS FAMILY PRODUCTION 7pm SHOW
Come support our High School and our very own Brendan Fix
who is playing Pugsly!! We will meet at the school at 6:45PM so
that we can all sit together! Please RSVP by Thursday, March
10th to Maria so that we can arrange for seating!
Sunday, March 13
7:00PM MASS AND HOSPITALITY!
Celebrate mass and join us for hospitality immediately following
in Holy Family Hall. Bring a friend!!
Sunday March 20
SPRING JAM! 4:00-8:00PM
St. Elizabeth Education Center (St. Vincent Pallotti, Wyandotte)
Come and join other area youth for a fun evening of activities and
games! Music, service projects, worship and a motivational message! Bring a friend and Make some new ones!! We will meet
and be picked up at the center. Cost is $10. Permission slips can
picked up at the rectory or school office. You must have a permission slip and RSVP by Friday, March 11 to Maria.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
We now have two openings for our Just5Days trip to St. Joseph,
Michigan on July 11th-15th. This is an incredible experience of
Prayer, Community Service and Fun! Please contact Therese Tardiff or Maria Wyatt if you are interested!
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Week of March 7, 2016
Monday, March 7, 2016
8:30am
Mass
Church
6:00pm
Cub Scout Pack Mtg
WWW/CR
6:00pm
Rel Ed 7th & 8th Grades HFH/MCR
6:15pm
Stations w/Franciscans Chapel
7:00pm
Alumni Meeting
CHS Lounge
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
7:50am
Mom’s in Prayer
CHS Chapel
8:30am
Mass
Church
10:00am
Al-Anon
HFH Mtg #2
2:15pm
Stations w/students
Church
5:30pm
Adult Confirmation
HFH Mtg#2
7:00pm
Communal Penance
Away
(Sacred Heart, Grosse Ile)
7:00pm
Mass
Church
7:00pm
PTG Meeting
CHSLibrary
7:00pm
Boy Scout Mtg
WWW
7:30pm
Finance Council
Rectory
8:00pm
AA
HFHBsmnt
8:00pm
Education Commission CESLibrary
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
8:30am
Mass
Church
12:00pm
Cabrini Seniors
MCR
4:30pm
Rel Ed 1st-6th Grades
CES/CMS
6:30pm
Rel Ed 1st-6th Grades
CES/CMS
6:30pm
School Advisory
Rectory
7:00pm
N.A.
HFH Bsmnt
Thursday, March 10, 2016
8:00am
CW Mini-Retreat
HFH
8:30am
Mass - All Schools
Church
5:00pm
TOPS Program
CESLibrary
6:00pm
Little Flowers
WWW
7:00pm
Communal Penance
Away
(St. Constance, Taylor)
7:00pm
Grief Workshop
HFH
7:30pm
Addams Family CC
The Musical
Friday, March 11, 2016
8:30am
Mass
Church
7:00pm
Stations of the Cross Church
7:30pm
Addams Family CC
The Musical
Saturday, March 12, 2016
8:00am
Parish Lenten
HFH/MCR
Service Day
8:30am
Mass
Church
1:00pm
AA
HFH Bsmnt
4:00pm
Confession
Church
5:00pm
Mass
Church
Youth Irish Bake Sale Narthex
7:30pm
Addams Family CC
The Musical
Sunday, March 13, 2016
8/10 & 12
Mass
Church
Youth Irish Bake Sale Narthex
8:00am
Confirmation Prep
HFH
9:00am
Coffee & Donuts
CC/Annex
9:00am
RCIA - 3rd Scrutiny
MCR
10:00am
Sunday Pre-School
Clare Hall
3:00pm
Addams Family CC
The Musical
7:00pm
Mass
Church
8:00pm
After Mass Social
HFH
Host an Exchange Student with PSE!
Are you interested in other cultures and
languages? Would you like to share your
culture with a young person from another
country?
Private & Public School F-1 Exchange (PSE) is currently
seeking families to open their homes and lives to an international
exchange student.
PSE strives to bring people together from around the world to
share ideas and foster cross-cultural relationships and understanding. Our exchange students are eager to share their culture,
customs and values with you, as well as learn about American
culture by participating in your daily life and attending high school.
It is only through kindness and generosity of families like
yours that enables PSE students and families to share in an experience of a lifetime.
Help promote international understanding and goodwill by
hosting with PSE!
Benefits of Hosting:
• Expose your family to a new culture and language
• Form a lasting international relationship
• Enrich your community
• Receive a monthly stipend to help assist with the costs of
hosting
PSE Exchange Students:
• Want to learn about American culture and values
• Have proficient English language skills
• Bring their own spending money & insurance
For more information, contact Theresa Ledesma at (248) 6704030; [email protected] or www.pse-edu.org
HOST AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
St. Frances Cabrini High School is planning to recruit
through the council on Standards for International Educational Travel, CSIET, several international students for the
next school year. We have been approached by agencies
interested in assisting us with the international students
studying at Cabrini High School in preparing for a college
career at a U.S. university.
In order to enroll international students, we need to identify Cabrini Catholic Parish or School families who would be
interested in providing home-stay housing.
As a host family, you will share your home and family
life with an international student as well as expose them to
the best of American history and culture. Together, you will
celebrate cultural differences and discover similarities with
regards to values and beliefs. Most importantly, your family
can make a difference in the life of an international student
by fulfilling the dream of an American private educational
experience and in providing a safe, Christian home away
from home.
For more information, please contact:
FLAG Beyond Program at [email protected] or
PSE: [email protected]
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Please Pray For………..
JeffAdamczyk
SherriAntoszewski
AliciaAtkinson
ErikaBacha
JosephBachleda
NickBeasanski
MaryBeaubien
DwightBehm
BillBenson
RobertBilling
RonaldBloom
MichaelBooth
EricaBorn
AlanBurch
ByrneFamily
DannyCain
DeanCap
MaeCap
VincentD’Amico
CarlDamron
GloriaDaniels
MarieDean
RoccoDiGiulio
TomDroste
MaryDuley
LaurieAnnFedo
NormaFusco
HermanGaines
AlannaGehringer
RonaldGeringII
RonaldGeringIII
SamanthaGerlach
KatherineTallon-
Grundman
CeciliaHaig
SteveHecmanczuk
RinettaHerman
TomHiggision
TimHollman
VirginiaHolowecky
DanHowe
MaryHowe
CatherineHumbles
CatherineHusky
PatriciaIrwin
KathleenJackson
BobJohnstone
BettyJoyce
QuentinKastlan
EddieKastl
BonnieKawalec
SteveKawalec
TomKearn
JanetKeeth
PeggyKiss
AliceKlenczar
BrittanyKmita
Christopher
Krupinski
KarinKozlo
PaulKwasniewski
Monica“Gerri”
Lambert
Candice“Candy”
Lamborghini
JosephineLetinski
WilliamLiphardt
Shirley&Alfred Locker
LucasMacLeod
MikeManor
JulieMastin
ConstanceMazur
DoloresMcKernan
RitaMegge
MikeMizzi
CarlMollett
WendyMollett
TonyMuklewicz
JenniferMussio
MaureenMussio
BryanNovak
RosemarieNowacki
RandyPearson
BrucePerry
CharlesReseter
JerryRichards
MaitaRiling
JackieRiopelle
BillSabo
EmerySalamon,Jr
ReneeSalamon
JohnSanchez
AnnSarich
ClaireScalici
WaltShogren
JacquelineSmith
HelenSoter
KathleenStauder
KevinStauder
GloriaStaley
CarolStromberg
SamSturgill
SamanthaSturgill
RobertSucheck
JoanSullivan
CodyTerteling
JudithTink
MaryTirpak
DorothyTrader
RhondaTurner
JaneVermeulen
EdVespa
NancyVolk
AlWilliams
CarieWoodall
JosephScott
Zyskowski
Auction 2016 ~ Around the World
In support of Cabrini Catholic Schools
The committee for Auction 2016 is hard at work preparing for another great event for our schools. The theme of this
year’s auction is “Around the World” scheduled for Saturday, March 19, 2016. The gift solicitation crew has been
gathering items for both the silent and live portions of the
Auction, as well as seeking advertising for our auction program. The committee is now asking for help from anyone
willing to donate a gift or purchase an advertisement.
For the creative, you might be able to help by making
something memorable; others may prefer to purchase a gift
that would appeal to our audience. For business owners, gift
certificates or donated items are always welcome, or perhaps you would like to make a cash donation to sponsor a
gift. If so, the committee will select a gift to fill a specific need
and make the purchase on your behalf.
NEED AN IDEA? Candles, jewelry, collectibles, toys, power
tools, hand tools, DVDs, electronics, handmade quilts, software, garden equipment or decorations, wine or spirits, small
appliances, theater tickets, sporting event tickets, sports
memorabilia, personal services, or travel/vacation spots.
The Auction Decorating Committee is looking for traditional
dress / art / decorations from the following countries:
Italy ~ Mexico ~ Poland ~ Malta ~ Ireland ~ France
Items will be on display ONLY! Please labels items with your
contact information and it will be returned to you in original
condition.
Other items we are in need of include paper maps, globes
and old luggage. Please respond to [email protected].
Another way to help is by placing an advertisement in
All donations can be delivered to the Rectory with the form
the auction program. Advertising in the program will ensure
that more than 300 people see your message. A variety of below attached. Your help with this exciting event is greatly apad sizes are available to fit any business need and price preciated.
range.
AUCTION 2016 DONATION FORM
If you would like to sponsor a gift, please fill out the form Name_____________________________________________
and place it in an envelope with your check payable to
Cabrini Schools and turn it in to the rectory. If you’re inter- Address___________________________________________
ested in an advertisement, please email us at [email protected].
City/State/Zip______________________________________
Any gift of new items or services would be wonderful. Perhaps a Christmas gift that is PERFECT - just not
for you - now you can re-gift to Cabrini!
Gift Amount $______________________________________
Donated Item Value $________________________________
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MASS INTENTIONS / READINGS
Monday, March 7, 2016 8:30 am Mass
Fourth Week of Lent
Sts. Perpetua & Felicity, Martyrs
Isaiah 65: 17-21; John 4: 43-54
Andrew Matash (49th Anniversary) by Daughter & Family
John Dusik by Wife
Tuesday, March 8, 2016 8:30 am Mass
Fourth Week of Lent
Saint John of God, Religious
Ezekiel 47: 1-9; John 5: 1-16
George Cassidy by Bea Cassidy Family
In Thanksgiving for good health by Angie Sammut
7:00pm Mass
Mary B. McLellan(1st Anniversary) by Dorothy Trader
Wednesday, March 9, 2016 8:30 am Mass
Fourth Week of Lent
Saint Frances of Rome, Religious
Isaiah 49: 8-15; John 5: 17-30
Matilda Jurko by Family
Thursday, March 10, 2016 8:30am Mass
Fourth Week of Lent
Exodus 32: 7-14; John 5: 31-47
Steven Kelley
Friday, March 11, 2016 8:30am Mass
FourthWeek of Lent
Wisdom 2:1a, 12-22; John 7:1-2, 10, 25-30
Special Intentions for Cabrini Parishioners
Saturday, March 12, 2016 8:30 am Mass
Fourth Week of Lent
Jeremiah 11: 18-20; John 7: 40-53
Jeanne Myrand Rudzik (Birthday Remembrance) by Mom
Saturday and Sunday, March 12 and March 13, 2016
Fifth Sunday of Lent
Isaiah 43: 16-21; Philippians 3: 8-14; John 8: 1-11
5:00 pm Mass
Lector - T.C. Bates
Commentator - Ellen Farkas
Sacristan - T.C. Bates
Altar Servers - Megan Budai, Ryan Budai & Ava Maksai
Janet Grand by Family
Special Intentions for Tom Higgison by Family
Mary Bolduc by Husband
Elias & Beatrice Bolduc by Son
Leo Rauchman by Family
Bernie Bodner (Birthday Remembrance) by Wife
Theresa O’Neil by Family
8:00 am Mass
Lector - Helen Carisse
Commentator - John Cicotte
Sacristan - Robert Powell
Altar Servers - Andrew Fust, Kyle Fust & Owen Tomsic
Fr. Robert Hirsch CSsR by Teed Family
Linda Bennett by Dorothy Bennett
Richard Berger by William & Joan Berger
Sallie Anne Godlewski by Fr. Joe Mallia
Joseph Sklarczyk (Birthday Remembrance) by Family
Don Brudzinski by Pat & Dick Elliott\
Jean Suzor by Suzor Family
10:00 am Mass
Lector - Chuck Gregoire
Commentator – Jeanne Salerno
Sacristan – Robert Powell
Altar Servers - Kaitlyn Jabczenski, Ryan Kugelman & Niamh O’Connell
Katy Gasparella by Frank & Children
Janice Kay Conrad by Fr. Joe Mallia
Ann Sayers by Fr. Joe Mallia
Vivian & Joseph Sobocinski by Filarski Family
Del Pallotta by Family
Marie Manzagol by Daughters
Matilda Jurko by Family
12:00 pm Mass
Lector - Denny Connors
Commentator - Mary Brua
Sacristan - Kim & Bruce
Altar Servers - Ella Balough, Joey Berro & Gabby Christman
John Scimeca (Birthday Remembrance) by Family
Domenico & Lucia Malizia by Louis & Maria Fucinari
Helen Szpyrka by Son-in-law Sal & Granddaughter Lisa
MaryAnn Grillo by Husband Sal & Daughter Lisa
Adam Dusik by Mary Perrella
Todd Mattei by Laura Skwiera
Dorothy Mallon by Downes Family
7:00 pm Mass
Lector - Youth
Commentator - Youth
Sacristan - Colleen O’Connell-Fix
Altar Servers - Daniel Werling, Brandan Fix & Kieran Fix
Patricia Ossewski by Youth Ministry
Ray Lisecki by Youth Ministry
John Sabo Sr. by Youth Ministry
Wanda D’Amico by Youth Ministry
Please pray for the family and friends
of our dearly departed
Robert Bickett
Richard T. Birnie
James DallaVecchia
Adiline DeBiasi
Margaret Jannazzo
Stanley John Kwiatkowski II
Kelly Myers
Candles 2nd Friday
Therese Zacny
Towels 2nd Sunday
Shirley McKay
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St. Frances Cabrini
9000 Laurence, Allen Park, MI 48101
Rectory Office / Religious Formation (313) 381-5601
Fax (313) 381-7837 Web: www.cabriniparish.org
Rectory Office Hours
(Closed for Lunch 12:00pm to1:00pm)
Monday-Thursday 8:00am to 7:00pm
Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
Saturday 9:00am to 2:00pm
Pastor
Reverend Joseph Mallia
Permanent Deacon
Reverend Mr. Luis Flores
Budget Director
Howard Behr / Jill Ferraiuolo
Summer Camp Job Opportunities
Now Available
Are you or someone you know looking for a
summer job? We are accepting applications for
2016 summer camp!
We have openings for camp counselors, camp activity
specialists, team leaders, health officers, and food service
staff at SVdP Camp Ozanam and CYO Camps, both located
near Lexington, Michigan on the beautiful shores of Lake
Huron.
Working at a summer camp is the most meaningful job
you’ll ever have! Share your faith, develop your leadership
skills, and make a huge difference in the lives of children that
need the Gospel message.
Put your faith into action this summer at Camps Connect. More information about our camps and an application
are available at: www.campconnect.org/work-at-camp.
For questions, contact Caroline Krucker at
[email protected] or call (810) 622-8744.
Director of Music Ministry/Liturgy Coordinator
Nick Beasanski
Dir. Religious Education
Catherine Borsh
Coordinator of Christian Service & Youth Ministry
Therese Tardiff
Marketing/PR
Paula Steele
PRAYERS FOR THOSE
IN MILITARY SERVICE
Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as
they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless
acts they perform for us in our time of need. In Jesus’ name,
Amen. Please God, grant them courage when times are bleak. Grant them
strength when they feel weak. Grant them comfort, when they feel all alone.
And most of all, God, please..BRING THEM ALL HOME!!!
2015 Contribution Statements
If you would like a copy of your 2015 contribution statement,
please fill in this form and bring in or mail it to the Rectory. You
may also drop it in the collection box.
Bookkeeper/Tuition
Joy Mousseau
Facilities & Calendar/ Bulletin Editor
Janet Shea
Name ____________________________________________________
Address__________________________________________________
SACRAMENTS
Parish Policy: Before any sacramental preparation can
begin, we require that you be a registered member or a
baptized Catholic.
Baptism: Contact the Rectory Office.
Marriage: Arrangements must be made by the engaged
couple by contacting the Rectory Office at least six months
before date of marriage.
Reconciliation (Confession): Saturday at 4:00pm and
upon request.
City______________________ Zip____________Envelope # ______
ST. FRANCES CABRINI COMMISSIONS
Pastoral Commission
Carolyn Sohoza
Education Commission
Catherine Borsh
Christian Service Commission
Therese Tardiff
Worship, Finance & Vicariate Rep
TBA
Vicariate Website: www.downrivervicariate.com
Vaca0on Bible School is Coming!
PHONE NUMBERS
Cabrini Elementary School
Cabrini High School
High School Attendance
High School Athletic Office
Extended Day Program
Rectory Office
Music Director
CHS Campus Ministry
Holy Family House
Cabrini Center
928-6610
388-0110
388-2566
388-0576
928-6116
381-5601
381-5601
388-0110
928-4727
382-9784
We are beginning to plan our summer Vaca0on
Bible School program (June 20th - 23rd / 6pm 8:15pm). This program is for children ages 4 years
through 6th grade.
We are in need of adult volunteers (18years and older) to help
make this another successful event. All volunteers need to have aAended a Protec0ng God’s Children Workshop (you must register online at
www.virtusonline.org for this workshop) and have had a background
check done through St. Frances Cabrini. Please contact Maureen at
(313)381-5601 if you would like to be a part of this wonderful experience.
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Hiring / For Sale ~ For Hire / For Free / Tutoring
Ads will stay in as long as there is room :) Please contact the Rectory at (313) 381-5601 if your item has sold or if you would like to
make changes. Ads may be dropped off at the Rectory or emailed to [email protected].
[email protected] Home Care/Senior Care ads have been
removed and no longer accepted. Ads below are posted as a courtesy to our St. Frances Cabrini parishioners. Cabrini is not affiliated
with nor has any more information than what is stated in the ads.
HIRING: Allen Park Electrical Contractor looking for Licensed
Electrical Journeyman. Minimum 3 years experience in commercial
and residential. Please send resume to [email protected].
[email protected]
For Sale: 1998 Ford Ranger, 127K miles $2,000. 2002 Ford
Windstar $3,000. 2009 Ford Escape $10,500. Call Marybeth at (313)
715-4803 (8-16)
For Sale: Boys Roller Derby skates with lighted wheels. Size 5,
black. Never used. $35 (313) 381-3964 (9-13)
For Sale: Couch, slightly used. Paid $800, will sell for $400. Color of
a ripe pear. Call (313) 381-3964. (9-13)
For Hire: Seamstress--Uniform hems to Formal wear, I do it all.
Custom sewing /Crocheting/Knitting. Allen Park resident/
parishioner. Call Robbie at (734) 626-4037 .
For Hire: A wide variety of pet care in your home or mine. Cabrini
Parish family. Call Kathy at (313) 982-7004
Tutoring: Teacher available for tutoring. Reading and Math. Call
Ruth at (734) 934934-1405 or email [email protected].
For Hire: Light house cleaning and errands. Minimum 3/4 hours at
$10.00 per hour, Allen Park/Melvindale area. Call Gloria at (313)
389-5506.
For Sale: Craftsman 3HP 1400 PSI High Pressure Washer $190. 16”
Hanging ceiling lamp w/leaded & stain glass panels $30. Queen
Mattress foam (1.5) with removable decorative knit cover, like new
$30. Call (734) 287-6418. (10-11)
For Hire: Snow removal, serving Allen Park, residents sign up now
for my snow list. Reasonable rates, 26 years experience, Senior
discounts. Call Dave at (313)386-3776.
Renter /Helper: Semi-retired guy, Cabrini grad, seeks room to r e n t
house/share in Allen Park. Has transportation and income. Neat,
quiet, non-smoker. Can help with chores to reduce rent if desired.
Call (313) 587-1541 after 12 noon.
For Hire: Tile Mason. Specializing in fire places, floors, back
splashes, bathroom renovations. 20 years experience, Cabrini
parishioner. Call Walter at (313) 971-3462.
For Hire: Rides to the doctor, store, errands and light housekeeping.
Call Danielle at (734) 497-4696.
For sale: Rocker Recliner for sale. brand new, brown, and asking
$150.00. Call (734)258-8166 . (10-18)
Tutoring in Math, Science and History or SATs for 5th grade and up.
Working on teachers certificate. Call 549549-6761. (11-1)
For Sale: Oak pedestal table, like new. 40” round & 4 chairs. $100.
(313)382-0919 or (313)320-9418. (10-26)
For Sale: Two bunk bed sets—5 pieces. Make reasonable offer. Call
Mary at (734) 680-0812. (10-29)
For Sale: Attention Guitarist. Egnater Tweaker 112 combo Amp. 15
watt tube amp. Excellent condition. Manual and power cord included.
Originally $600, asking $425. (734) 620-1182 (1-5)
Tutoring For Hire: Math, chemistry & physics for high school &
college students. ACT prep in all subjects. I am a Cabrini
parishioner with a solid engineering & tutoring background.
Reasonable rates and flexible scheduling.
Contact Dan at
[email protected]
For Sale: 2pc sectional couch, 12 yrs old, $300. Specialized Road
bicycle, 4 yrs old, good condition $450. Small dining room table w/
expandable leaf. $50. Magnavox 20” flat screen TV, 10 yrs old, $75.
For sale by parishioner (734)308-4949 (10-31)
For Sale: Exquisite Lenox fine china featuring a red rose w/24K gold
trim. 8 place settings & 9 accessory pcs- $1,000. Also Lenox crystal
w/24K gold trim. $300. Call (734)552-9597. Proud Cabrini
parishioner. (11-2)
For Hire: House cleaning, laundry and shopping for you. I am a
Cabrini parishioner, references available. Call Shirley at (313) 4346027.
For Sale: Traditional 8x11 wool rug w/ fringe (red, black, & gold)
from Ethan Allen. Excellent condition. Professionally cleaned.
$1,000 or best offer. Picture available upon request. Call 313-4211978. (11-4)
For Sale: One cemetery plot at Our Lady of Hope. Section E46 #6.
$1,100. Call John at (734) 309-3906. (11-9)
For Sale: Fur vault-Macy’s. Beautiful mahogany full length real mink
coat, size S/M. Must sell. $2,000. Suzanne (313)561-1148 or (313)
544-8070. (12-3)
For Hire: Helping hand for you or your loved ones — all help from A
to Z! Very experienced. Minimum 2 hours. Please call Mary at (734)
680-0812. (10-26)
For Sale: Electric Toro Power Snow Shovel, like new, $40. Three
graves in lot 21 of section 20 on old section of Holy Sepulchre
Cemetery, $1,200 each. Please call (734) 282-3507. (1-4)
FREE - Free to good home. 2 gray female chinchillas. Comes with
large cage, food, treats and all accessories. Jody (313)802(313)802-0146.
For Sale: 2 end tables & coffee table, vintage late 50’s. Great
condition. Leather top tables. All 3 for $75. Call Marylou at (734)4868564. (1-28)
For Sale: Kitchen canisters, salt & pepper shakers & spoon rest.
Wildlife (moose, wolf, bear, mountain goat & deer) w/cream
background. Excellent condition $40. (734)620-1182. (1-28)
For Sale: JC Penney area rug 5x7, brown w/tan $40. Two long
mirrors, 4ft w/wood $20. 4.5 ft tabletop Christmas tree from Ray
Hunter’s, like new. Some lights, too. $70. White metal cabinet 25
1/2w x 64” long $25. Blonde sofa table, contemporary, 50’ across,
$60. Call Valerie (313)381-0985. (2-1)
FREE—
FREE— Glass dining room table w/4 high back chairs. Decorative
(734)680--0812. (2light fixtures. 3 portable TVs. Call Mary at (734)680
(2-4)
For Sale: Portable sewing machine and table sewing machine w/
chair. Make offer. Ironing mangle , like new. Make offer. (734) 6800812. (2-4)
BABYSITTER NEEDED: Full, part time or on occasional basis. Two
children, girls ages 14 & 11. Very active , Special Needs. Please call
Jen (313)320(313)320-2796. Must be honest, caring and patient. Full time
(2--4)
benefits available. After school/weekend/evening. (2
For Sale: 1997 Lincoln Towncar Signature Series. 113,000 miles.
Dark blue w/matching leather interior. Full power w/moonroof. Runs
excellent. $4,000 or best offer. Mark (313)386-3044. (2-8)
For Sale: 14 cu ft Gibson refrigerator. 20yrs old. Runs good. $75.
Call Larry at (313)928-9613. (2-18)
For Sale: 1996 Ford F150 XLT Supercab 302 V8. 8ft bed with cap,
4WD, all power, air, new tires, shocks, radiator, tow package, full
length side steps, locking hubs plus a lot more extras. $2,000. Call
Frank for more details at (313) 721-8314. (2/22)
HIRING: LGC Associates, LLC. (248) 546546-1446. PartPart-time jobs:
Banquet Servers (some experience preferred but will offer training),
Bartenders (18 & older), Cooks & Kitchen Utility (prior experience),
& Housekeepers (ability to service 14 rooms a day). Flexible
schedules. (2/25)