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Ť • • www.saintcyrils.org OMŠOVÝ PORIADOK+ May 28, 8:00AM B Saturday — Sobota *Catholic Women’s Conference For the Speakers, Volunteers & Attendees of the Catholic Woman’s Conference 4:00PM EW For Rob & Annie Avery (5th Ann.) For Al & Ann Varchetti (50th Ann.) For Christina Ivonaj (B’Day) Emil Charron req. Wife Rose For the Vitale & Monsu Families 6:00PM B *Latin-Tridentine (Missa Cantata): For the Brown Family For Eric Thelen (B’Day) Fr. Christopher Quinlan Victoria Merryfield May 29, Corpus Christi Sunday— Nedeľa Gn 14:18-20; 1 Cor 11:23-26; Lk 9:11b-17(169) 7:30AM LM For the Holy Souls in Purgatory For John Shkreli For Erik & Patricia Johansen & Family For Elizabeth Timmerman Josephine Davis 10:00AM DM,B,LM,EW *Corpus Christi with Fr. Dominic Macioci For the Intentions of All Parishioners 1:30PM B For all Priests, Deacons, Religious & Seminarians For Paul, Linda & Family For Angelo & Jacob Stegner For Sam & Amy Shamoon Celia & Morris Hanzek 4:00PM B *Baptism: Cyril John Tomkiewicz 8:30PM EW For Christy O’Brien For Jillian Haio For Mariem Farjo For Marvin Hanna Shaina Louise Goetz req. Family May 30, Monday—Pondelok 6:00AM EW For Glen Wilkins & Famliy Filie & Martin Vucaj Marino Soave Anthony Fusco 9:00AM LM For Joe Ciaramitaro Norbert Rosenbaum Elizabeth Passalacqua For Helen Makarewicz Family 12:00PM VP For Amer Arabbo For Anthony Jim Kessler Stephen & Kathleen Krajci May 31, Tuesday— Utorok 6:00AM MD For Al & Ann Varchetti & Family For Garnet Yacenick req. Thomas, Anna & Marcia Agatha Mangano Celeste DiLegge 9:00AM B For the Priests of St. Cyril’s For Stephen Fredal II For Chip Spriet Donna Micakaj 12:00PM EW,d In Thanksgiving For the Holy Souls in Purgatory For John Shkreli For Nikoleta, Valentin, & Pavlin Vacaj June 1, Wednesday — Streda 6:00AM MD In Thanksgiving req. the Azuz Famliy For Paul & Julie Varchettie & Family Agatha Mangano Mike Martinez 9:00AM B (Latin/English) For All God’s Children For Jeffrey Pawlowski req. Family For George & Susi Ingham req. Wolf Family James Kessler 12:00PM EW For Patrick & Stephanie Fayad For Johnny & Alex For Arthur & Joan Orlowsky req. Tom & Ann Balicki For Michael Arabbo June 2, Thursday – Štvrtok 6:00AM MD In Thanksgiving req. Kola Gojcaj For Mark Varchetti John LaRocca Natala Mangano 9:00AM B For the Godparents of Clare Meteer For George Goodison (B’Day) For Eleanor Stroman req. Grandparents For the Frank & Hermiz Families 12:00PM EW For Rolla & Family Joe Basirico Marino Soave Harold Clark req. Louis Brown Family 7:00PM VP For Amer Sesi For Alicia Saragosa (B’Day) For Nick Elias For Kristen Danyal June 3, First Friday –Feast of Sacred Heart - Piatok 6:00AM MD For a Special Intention For the Sharak & Zetouna Families Eva Fleck Donna Micakaj 9:00AM EW For Fr. Ben req. Juricic Family For Owen Davis For the Suzanne Navarre Families Cynthia Yanik Eva Fleck (1st Ann.) 12:00PM B For All Priests, Deacons, Religious & Seminarians For Fr. Lee & Rudy Acervo For Paul & Family For the Rosary Makers and Their Families Joe Basirico 7:00PM VP For the Men of the Sacred Heart June 4, First Saturday — Sobota 9:00AM EW For the Intentions of the Rosary Society 4:00PM B For Deacon Jim & Joann Gennette (50th Wed. Ann.) For Andy & Diana Jurco (50th Wed. Ann.) For Timothy & Gabrielle Cooks For Pauline, Paul, Zef & Michael Iluminada & Pertronilo Figueroa For Trail Life & AHG Troops 214 6:00PM VP *Latin-Tridentine (Missa Cantata): For the Fredal & Voland Families Joe Basirico John E. Bazger June 5, Sunday— Nedeľa Gn 14:18-20; 1 Cor 11:23-26; Lk 9:11b-17(169) 7:30AM EW For Judy Kozlowski (B’Day) req. Paul & Rita Driscoll James Kessler req. Rosary Society Gary Gasparski req. Family Marino Soave Josephine Davis 9:30AM B For Graduating Seniors For Steve & Donna Mazurkiewicz (Wed. Ann.) For Frank & Marybeth Banks (Wed. Ann.) For Paul, Linda & Family Francesca Russo 11:30AM B (Slovak) For a Special Intention For Paul, Linda & Family For Renata Zelenak (B’Day) Anna & Franciszek Gomolka For the Lopatka Family 1:30PM EW For Penelope Franzese (B’Day) For Augustine Wygant (B’Day) For Veronica & David Stegner For Ilene & Family Gene Kucharek req. Wife 8:30PM VP For Fr. Jim Rafferty For Lucy Niziolek (B’Day) Anne Ciaramitaro Roger Nelson For the Deceased Members of the Lucio & Yvonne Persichetti Family req. Antonina Albino Mass Celebrant Legend: Fr. Ben Kosnáč-B Fr. Libor Marek—LM, Fr. Elijah Washington—EW Msgr. Mike Dylag—MD, Visiting Priest—VP Eucharistic Adoration Adoration will be closed May 29 and will resume on Tuesday, May 31 AFTER the 6:00AM Holy Mass. Parish Office Closed Monday, May 30 Consecration to Jesus Thru Mary * Tuesday, May 31 Parish Dialogue Gathering * Third/Last Opportunity Wednesday, June 1, 6:30PM The purpose of the Parish Dialogue Gathering is to: hear directly from the faithful and identify the most important issues that should be address at the Synod *Expected to last approximately 2 1/2 hours. Your information will be provided to the Archdiocese, contributing to what is discussed at the Synod 2016! To learn more about the importance of the “Synod 2016”, visit: www.aodonline.org Tuesday, May 31, the Feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Mother is the next opportunity to make or renew your Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary. For those who have been preparing the last 33 days, using Preparation for Total Consecration according to St. Louis De Montfort, by Fr. Hugh Gillespie SSM, the formal consecration will take place in the Church, following the Holy Rosary at 11:30AM, and Holy Mass at 12:00PM. Call Jenni Hulway, (586) 453-4580, to register, and insure enough forms are on hand. The next consecration is August 15, with the preparation beginning July 13. Africa Mission Trip 2017 * Thursday, June 2 VBS News Volunteer Meeting: Wednesday, June 1 Registration Deadline: June 20 If you are interested in participating in the Africa Mission Trip in 2017, please attend the upcoming meeting that will take place on Thursday, June 2, at 8:00PM in the Overflow Room. Questions, please contact: Father Ben Run the race, win the gold, and join us on our all star VBS team. Registration ends June 20. Time is running out....VBS starts in ONLY 4 weeks (from June 27—July 1). Drop off your registration in the front office. Adult volunteers are desperately needed. Our next meeting takes place this Wednesday, June 1, in Room 117. Please see the sign-up board or email Moe Jones at [email protected]. Do you want to help VBS but don't know how? Take a tab from the VBS donation posters, purchase the item and return by date on the tag. Items should be returned to the VBS box in the coat room & gift cards need to be dropped off in the Parish Office (slide under the door if the office is closed). In the beginning of June, the Church celebrates the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary. We pray in faith, hope and love that all hearts will be transformed to be more like theirs - which will change the world! We also celebrate fathers and pray that our Heavenly Father will strengthen and protect them as they guide their families. The next prayer and witness event takes place outside the Northland Family Planning Clinic next Saturday, June 4, from 11:30AM to 12:30PM. The clinic is located at 3810 17 Mile Road - just west of Ryan Road. Questions, please contact: Anne Marie, (586) 873-2004 or Eleanor, (586) 939-5683 Northland Family Prayer News * Saturday, June 4 Life Teen Update Dear Parishioners; In case you are not aware of the leadership changes that are happening soon within Life Teen, I wanted to share those with you now. With the upcoming birth of our 4th child, my husband and I discerned that this Life Teen season would be the last one for us. So as of July 1, I will be stepping down from my position as the Life Teen Coordinator/ High School Youth Minister. Rather than my replacement assuming all roles and responsibilities, there will be two Life Teen “heads”: an “Evangelization Head” who will be in charge of Life Nights (Monday youth group meetings) and events like retreats, and a “Discipleship Head” who will oversee the formation and maintenance of the multiple small groups (which meet separately and function apart from the large group meetings). Fr. Ben and I feel that a two-head leadership structure best suits the growing, multidimensional youth ministry that Life Teen is. Alexandria Lewis and Monica Majcher will serve as the Evangelization and Discipleship Heads respectively starting July 1 (Alexandria will also continue in her role as EDGE Middle School Coordinator). Though there is a sadness with letting go of a ministry I am so passionate about, I have a deep peace, joy and certainty that this is the direction the Lord is moving my family -- He has been so gentle yet firm in our discernment process. I will definitely not be a stranger to the teens but will continue to serve them in ways that are more conducive to my vocation and home life. +All For Jesus, All Through Mary+ Jordan Langbeen THURSDAY, JUNE 2 5:30PM: Holy Rosary 6:30PM: Confessions Begin 7:00PM: Holy Mass & Benediction FIRST FRIDAY, JUNE 3 Feast Day of the Sacred Heart 6:00PM: Confessions Begin 6:15PM: Holy Rosary 7:00PM: Holy Mass (Celebrant: Fr. John Simoneau) First Friday Devotion Prayers Benediction Men of the Sacred Heart Testimonies Blessed Sacrament Exposed for All-Night Adoration FIRST SATURDAY, JUNE 4 7:45AM: Holy Rosary 8:00AM: Confessions Begin 9:00AM: First Saturday Holy Mass (Celebrant: Fr. Elijah Washington) Rosary Society * Saturday, June 4 Our next Rosary Society Meeting will be held after the 9:00AM Holy Mass and Rosary next Saturday, June 4, in Room 112 Please join us for friendship, great snacks and planning for this new, exciting year. Everyone 18 years old and older are welcome to attend. New members are always welcome. 2016-17 RCIA REGISTRATION – Catholicism 101 We are currently accepting registration for the upcoming RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) classes for the 2016-2017 Season. The classes, which will provide a glimpse into the truths of Catholicism, will be a nine-month (August –April), hands-on course of the beauty of the Catholic Faith. It will be open to anyone who feels the Lord calling them into full communion with the Catholic Church, the un-baptized who have heeded God’s call to convert to the Christian religion through Christ’s Church, and to those who are already baptized and Confirmed Catholics but who desire to know the Catholic Faith more in-depth and thoroughly. Entry interviews of everyone interested will be conducted August 3-5. For more information or to register, please contact Steven Piskorowski, (586) 883-3093 or Paul Ray, (586) 871-7641 Knights of Columbus –U.S. Flag Retirement Ceremony The Blessed Virgin Mary Assembly will be conducting its annual US Flag Retirement Ceremony on Friday, August 12 at 7:00PM on the church grounds. This ceremony is a dignified and solemn occasion for the retirement of unserviceable US Flags. Please bring your unserviceable US Flags and place in the marked collection bin in the front coat room off the vestibule. Thank you! Questions, please call: SK. Bob Bogedin, (248) 225-4614 Experiencing Substance Abuse in Your Family? If you are experiencing substance abuse by a family member and you'd like some moral support and encouragement, please join us for prayer and Fellowship. Held on every 3rd Thursday beginning on June 16, we will meet right after the 7:00PM Holy Mass. The June meeting takes place in Room 112. If you'd like to attend, or would like more information, please email us at [email protected] May the Holy Spirit be with you! Pete & Jean Mikelonis Catholic Services Appeal (CSA) Please be sure to pick up your pledge card, by the bulletin board, as well as utilize your green CSA envelope (found in your new batch of envelopes). This year the Archdiocese has set a goal for our parish of $183,667. Please prayerfully consider how you can help fund the valuable ministries, programs, and services throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit and consider making the most generous gift possible. You can make your pledge or payment by credit card at give.aod.org and send an email of your pledge/payment to [email protected] for our records.. Thank you in advance for your generosity and support. GOAL Father Ben $ 183,667 More information is available at: PLEDGED give.aod.org TO-DATE $ 55,196 Questions, please contact: Suzanne Navarre SHORTFALL (586) 726-6911, ext. 104 or $ 128,471 [email protected] ††† ADORATION 101 * Strength Beyond Strength In last week’s reflection before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, we read how St. Paul reminds us that on our own, we are helpless against the temptations of the flesh; more specifically, against temptations against the virtue of chastity. We saw how our flesh (meaning anything which places “things” or “people” before what we know is contrary to how God set things up) continually fights against God’s law of how to achieve and maintain holiness. It is only through a deep love for God that we are able to, albeit oftentimes through suffering, cooperate with His grace and overcome these temptations. We continue this week by taking a closer look at how all of this works. In verses 9-10 (in Romans), we are told, “You are not in the flesh, you are in the Spirit, if the Spirit of God really dwells in you. Anyone who does not have the Spirit of Christ does not belong to Him. But if Christ is in you, although your bodies are dead because of sin, your spirits are alive because of righteousness.“ What are we being told? Here, St. Paul shows us that as long as we remain in a state of grace (not conscious of having committed a mortal sin), we have the Spirit of God dwelling within us. What advantage is that to us? It means that we now have the power, the strength, through the Spirit of God, to say “NO!” to temptations to sin; whereas without this supernatural aid, our natural ability would simply fold under the weight of it. Our physical bodies, he says, still desire to sin, but our will is now prepared to shut it down. If we happen not to be in a state of grace, we would not have the Spirit of God dwelling in us and, in our weakened state, we would give heed to the temptation. The Apostle continues, “So then, brethren, we are debtors, not to the flesh, to live according to the flesh – for if you live according to the flesh you will die, but if by the Spirit you put to death the deeds of the body you will live” (v. 12-13). This is our call to holiness. Once we’re in a state of grace we are fully alive. Temptation to sin no longer has power over us. We consciously choose to cooperate with the grace of God in order to no longer live according to its dictates; we “put to death the deeds of the body”. “For [we] did not receive the spirit of slavery”, St. Paul goes on, “to fall back into fear, but you have received the spirit of sonship” (v. 15). Before we knew Christ we were slaves to our temptations. We could only but serve ourselves, and that results in fear, which is the opposite of love. Paul urges us to continue, as now being true sons and daughters of the Most High God, to not allow temptations to overcome us because we now have strength to defeat them. It is not impossible to live a chaste life, even though the temptations surround us; difficult, yes, but never impossible. The more we remain in a state of grace and work with God, the easier it will be to maintain as well. A virtue is nothing more than a good habit. We just need to keep working at it until we’re at that point. This goes for any temptation, addiction, or struggle with sin. But sins against chastity are so widespread these days that it often gives the impression that it is virtually impossible to defeat. It’s not and never will be because the, “Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells within you” (v. 11) and all you need to do is want it! ~ Paul A. Ray If you can commit to one hour of Eucharistic Adoration each week, or if you have questions regarding Perpetual Adoration: Julie Varchetti: [email protected] or (586) 214-1825 In Honor of Our Blessed Mother May Crowning Essay (Final) * Why Would I Like to Crown the Blessed Mother Trinity O’Brien, Candle Bearer I would love to crown the Blessed Mother at the May Crowning because it would be such an honor and privilege. I was born on the Annunciation. When I was younger, I really didn’t think too much about it. Now that I am older and maturing in my faith, I have looked back on Mary’s example of saying yes to God’s plan. Even though there are many obstacles and decisions in life, I have learned to call on Mother Mary’s guidance and humility. In 2011, I had the privilege of being selected to play the Blessed Mother in the Children’s Christmas Nativity Play. I remember asking God, “Why did you pick me to be your Mother? There are so many other girls that are eligible to play her.” I later found out how much this impacted my life and devotion to Mary. Through these last few years I have learned to follow Mary’s example of being a good daughter, loving sister and being able to put myself last and others first. In 2014, my mom had come down with a very bad cough and was taking strong cough medicine and accidently tripled the amount she was supposed to take. That night she started to not feel well. It got to the point where she could not even lift her head up and started to have trouble breathing. We ended up needing to call 911. I remember going up to my room and crying, asking Mother Mary to please stay by my mom and not let anything happen to her. I started to pray the rosary while EMS was taking care of my mom. Finally, when EMS had left I went downstairs and asked what had happened. My dad said that she was going to be ok. I was so happy. I knew at that instant that Mary had heard my prayers. Everywhere I go I can count on Mary to be right by my side. Having this opportunity to write about my devotion to the Blessed Mother, is such a privilege. UNBOUND: THE LIVE FREE! Conference * June 10 & 11 Do you or someone you know need the freedom of Jesus? Perhaps there is a struggle to change or forgive? This event is about being set free to live and love more fully. This conference presents the teachings of Neal Lozano as found in the book, Unbound: A Practical Guide to Deliverance. During the conference there will be teaching and opportunities for to receive prayer. FARNOSŤ SVÄTÝCH CYRILA A METODA Unbound Ministry is based on the idea that the Gospel has the power to make a difference in a person’s life. It is a way of prayer, using the five keys, that empowers a person to open their hearts and respond more fully to Jesus’ invitation of abundant life. UNBOUND: The Live Free! Conference will be held on: : 586.726.6911 Friday, June 10 (7:00PM—9:00PM) & : 586.685.1070 Saturday, June 11 (approximately 8:30AM—3:00PM) : www.saintcyrils.org Cost is $15 Registration is open at: www.detroitunbound.eventbrite.com Questions or more information, visit: www.aod.org/unbound Natural Family Planning Looking for an effective, moral and healthy way to plan your family? Natural Family Planning helps you avoid or achieve a pregnancy by empowering you, as a couple, with knowledge about your fertility. Join us for classes in the Ovulation Method of Natural Family Planning here at Ss. Cyril & Methodius. The 3 class series costs $75 and will be held June 25, July 23, and August 20 from 10:00AM—1:00PM. Registration is required. Questions, Information, Registration, please contact: Gretchen, (586) 206-5320 or email: [email protected]. Jesus Christ, The High Priest Fr. Benjamín Kosnáč, Pastor Pastor Email: [email protected] [email protected] Fr. Libor Marek Associate Pastor Email: [email protected] Fr. Elijah Washington, Priest in Residence Email: [email protected] Deacon Joseph Hulway Deacon Gerald Smigell HTA Pilgrimage to EWTN Sincere apologies to anyone who was looking for the Information Meeting for the Pilgrimage to EWTN last weekend. There was a mix-up in the meeting location. If you are interested in learning about the pilgrimage to EWTN & the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament from October 3-7, please call CTS at Ss. Cyril & Methodius Parish is a Roman Catholic Community (313) 565-8888, x-122 or x-185 or visit us online at: www.ctscentral.net. that welcomes all who wish to learn about, embrace and actively practice the June Movie Schedule * Large Screen * Free-Will Offering Roman Catholic religion. As a “family “Zootopia”: of families,” we are dedicated to the Wednesday, June 8, 10:00AM propagation and deepening of our Catholic faith. This is facilitated through the teachThursday, June 9, 10:00AM & 6:00PM ing of, and adherence to, the MagisteSunday, June 12, 5:30PM rium and traditions of the Roman “Pudsey the Dog”: Catholic Church. Sunday, June 12, 4:00PM “Miracles from Heaven”: FARNOSŤ SVÄTÝCH Tuesday, June 21, 10:00AM CYRILA A METODA Wednesday, June 22, 10:15AM & 6:30PM Farnosť sv. Cyrila je slovenská rímskokatolícka farnosť, ktorá je otvorená každému, kto chce spoznávať a žiť Father’s Day Novena katolícku vieru. Ako „Rodina rodín“ a Father’s Day is Sunday, June 19, and our „spoločenstvo spoločenstiev“ sa snažíme Father’s Day Novena will begin on Monday, June 20. vieru žiť a šíriť tak, aby ľudia spoznali Novena Mass cards are available: Boha a prinášali Kristov pokoj a radosť after all Holy Masses on weekends and in the medzi ľudí. Farnosť sa usiluje byť centrom spoločenského a kultúrneho Parish Office on weekdays (from 10AM-5PM). života všetkých Slovákov, ktorí sú vždy The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass vítaní na tunajšej pôde. is the greatest gift anyone can receive.