2 MB Bulletin for June 23, 2013

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Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 23, 2013
St. Andrew Catholic Church promises to journey in faith
with our parishioners by providing a welcoming community,
offering opportunities for sharing faith and service
within our Parish and beyond.
St Andrew will proclaim the presence of Jesus Christ
and the Kingdom of God on earth.
Parish Mission Statement
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On The Journey
+Hearing bad news is never easy. It is even harder if that news has serious
ramifications. It is often better, though, to have all the facts, even if they are hard
to take. Planning a course of action becomes easier if we know the worst parts up
front. That seems to be the way Jesus is thinking in today's Gospel.
Now that the Apostles recognize that He is the Messiah and have chosen to
follow Him, He wants them to know the facts. There is bad news. He wants
them to be free to commit themselves to Him and his teaching, or go another way.
Jesus tells his apostles that He will be rejected by all the religious leaders, and
then He will be killed. That is pretty harsh news, but that was not the end of it.
The Apostles, too, will face suffering and death if they continue to follow Him.
They will have to take up their cross daily. It does not sound too appealing.
The Apostles were not asked to declare their loyalty right then. Jesus gave
them time to think things over. For the time being, though, they will continue to
stay with Him. Most certainly, they seriously weighed his words. Perhaps they
did so with the prophecy of Zechariah we heard in today's first reading in their
hearts. It indicates that there would be a day when all of Jerusalem would grieve
over the death of an innocent one who would be like a fountain to purify them of
their sins and bring them back to faithfulness.
They were likely beginning to see that Jesus might be the one the prophets
were speaking of throughout the years; that He was the one who would be slain so
Sunday, June 23rd
following the 10:45 am Mass
in the Activities Building
Our 2013 Current GOAL
for the
Catholic Service Appeal
Continued on page 3
Congratulations,
Sr. Rebecca!
$409,665.00
$400,000.00
$350,000.00
as you celebrate 25 years
of service
Join us at the
10:45 AM Mass and
in the Activities Building
afterwards to help
celebrate!
$250,000.00
$209,348.50
$124,338.00
$88,848.00
$42,863.50
Collected
$152,743.50
$61,000.00
512
Pledges
St. Andrew Catholic Church
1400 Inglewood
Rochester, Michigan 48307
Phone 248.651.7486 ... Fax 248.651.3950 … www.standrewchurch.org
Weekday Mass 8:30 a.m. Reconciliation (Confession) 3:30 p.m. Saturday
Weekend Masses: Saturday 5:00 p.m.; Sunday 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:45 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 5:00 p.m.
For Anointing of the Sick, contact the Parish Office 248.651.7486
Parish Pastor, Monsignor Michael Hrydziuszko [email protected] x101
Associate Pastor, Fr. Krzysztof Nowak. x112
Deacon Rev. Mr. Marc Gemellaro [email protected] x103
Pastoral Associate, Sr. Rebecca Hodge, O.P. [email protected] x115
Pastoral Associate, Mrs. Patricia Metz [email protected] x105
Pastoral Associate, Mr. Christopher Kasperek, [email protected] x114
Director of Faith Formation, Mr. John Lajiness [email protected] x116
Christian Service Coordinator, Mr. Joseph Soncrant [email protected] 248.651.9562 or x104
Parish Business Manager, Mr. Vince Bullaro [email protected] 248.651.7486
Parish Office 248.651.7486
Parish Secretary, Mrs. Susan McCoy
[email protected] x100
Parish Bookkeeper, Ms. Michelle Diaz
Faith Formation
Faith Formation Support Staff, Mrs. Linda Martens
[email protected] 248.651.7486 x121
Phone:248.651.6401 or 248.651.6571 Fax: 248.651.2844
Middle School Faith Formation, Mrs. Jane Gimbutis
Elementary Faith Formation, Mrs. Jane Peters
Elementary Faith Formation, Mrs. Pat Cummins
Coordinator of Early Childhood, Mrs. Maureen Schreffler
Youth Group, Mr. David Papandrea
RCIA Director, Mrs. Patricia Metz
Maintenance Department
Mr. Steve Jordan, Supervisor
[email protected] 248.651.3050
Holy Family Regional School
HFRS School Information, Mrs. Michele Cushing
[email protected] 248.299.3798 x339
Music 248.651.7486
Director of Music, Mr. Victor Neely
[email protected] 248-651-8466
Music and Liturgy Coordinator, Mrs. Joan Faoro
[email protected] 248.981.1516
12:30 p.m. Mass
Mr. Jim Balistreri [email protected] 248-931-1302
Councils & Commissions
Parish Council Chairperson
Mr. Rick Fournier 248.656.8365
Finance Council Chairperson
Mr. Peter deSteiger 248.651.3322
Christian Service Commission
Mrs. Ceil Mrock 248.656.1440
Mrs. Cil Roccos 248.652.3026
Faith Formation Commission
Mr. Gregg Christenson 248-371-0051
Mr. Brian Sangeorzan 248.656.1042
Parish Life Commission
Mr. Mike Carr 586.822.9603
Mrs. Barbara Mihalic 248.608.1472
Stewardship Commission
Mr. Tom LaCross 248.608.6347
Mr. Michael Kasmicski 248.650.5158
Worship Commission
Mrs. Joanne Stange 248.652.6039
Mr. Tony Wojcik 248.652.3626
St. Vincent DePaul Office 248.651.9562
Pontiac Area Vicariate Representatives
Mrs. Kit Wojcik 248.652.3626
Mrs. Mary Coyle 248. 651.4801
Knights of Columbus & 55 Plus Fellowship
Daughters of Isabella, Ms. Marie Jakubiak 248.656.8390
Mr. Robert Krueger 248.650.1129
Life & Liturgy page 2
[email protected].
On The Journey (Continued from page 1)
that they might be purified. Of course, we know the rest of the story. We know that all but one of the Apostles ultimately
decided to remain faithful to Jesus. We know that the Holy Spirit came upon them and strengthened them to carry their
crosses daily and to continue the work Jesus had given them.
Today's second reading helps us see that when we accept suffering and death in the name of Jesus, we are truly
counteracting the impact of what most people would see as bad news. We are made children of God and heirs of the promise
of everlasting life. There is no better news for humankind.
Still, it takes faith to live through the bad times in order to obtain the good. Our readings today are reminders that we have
a choice. We have the facts before us, and we are asked to make a commitment. This is not a decision to be made lightly, for
there are serious consequences, regardless of how we choose.
As we take this celebration of Eucharist back with us into our daily lives, let us think about what Jesus is asking of us,
about our level of commitment, and about his promise of everlasting life in heaven. How will you and I respond?
+Today, we help Sr. Rebecca in celebrating her 25th year of professed religious life! We thank her for the commitment that
she has made - to God, to the Adrian Dominicans, and for blessing us with her years of ministry here at St. Andrew. After the
10:45 a.m. Mass, there will be a special reception in the Activity Building honoring Sister, so please join in on the fun!
+As of my writing, our local CSA effort has netted us just a little over half of our target: $209,348 against the goal of
$409,665. I ask that all parish families please step forward in helping supporting the ministries of the diocese, which in turn,
helps us in our ministry at the parish! Thank you for your generosity.
+Someone had an interesting "rumor" that was being spread around - that since we are not at our Changing Lives Together
target of $2.082 million (the goal being $3.9 million), then ALL the money was going "downtown" - not the 30% of the targeted amount. HOW UNTRUE! Remember, as I explained before, the 30% split with the Archdiocese applies only to the first
$2.082 million or any amount under that target. IN NO WAY does the entire amount go to the diocese. And anything raised
over the target remains 100% with the parish. Please don't spread rumors!
As to how the moneys collected will be allocated locally at the parish is as how we presented them to you. If we do not
come up with the amount needed for the entire building project, then those plans will be modified as need be.
+If all has gone well, I have returned from a wedding up on Mackinac Island this past Friday. Nice to get away for just a
couple days. The island is always a fun place to enjoy! Remember that Vacation Bible School is presented here this coming
week (for those who have already registered). I hope that all our little angels will have a great time!
+As we officially enter into summer, may we all be blessed with warm, wonderful weather to be able to enjoy the nature
which surrounds us! But don't let that prevent me from seeing you in church!
Msgr. Mike (with thoughts
from FAITH Catholic Publishing)
Prayer Intentions
Please write out your prayer intention and
place it in the baskets located near each entrance of the church
and in front of the altar.
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Sharing the Light: Parish Finances
Dear Brothers and Sisters in the Lord:
The sacramental, ministerial, and operational strength of our parishes in southeast Michigan is a
reflection of the pastoral leadership, the commitment and generosity of the lay faithful, and
community evangelization unique to each parish. Our parishes make it possible for us to fulfill our
archdiocesan mission of sharing Christ in and through the Church. This is our mission as one people
of faith in the Archdiocese of Detroit – to bring ourselves, our loved ones, our friends, and our
neighbors to know the love of Jesus Christ.
The strength and vitality of a parish can be measured through the involvement of the faithful in
sacramental life including Mass attendance and participation in reconciliation, engagement in parish
ministries such as Christian service to those in need, and in financial contributions that provide the
wherewithal for parish and archdiocesan ministries and operations.
On the recommendations of two commissions I appointed in 2009, it was clear that reforms to
archdiocesan Central Services finances and operations had to be implemented. As a practical matter,
and as a matter of good stewardship, it was necessary to initiate and sustain these changes. While more
needs to be done, we have achieved much. To be good stewards of the resources provided by you, the
faithful, we have also implemented reforms to improve the transparency of financial information and
parishioner engagement in every parish of the Archdiocese of Detroit.
In 2011, for the first time in more than two decades, we updated the handbook that outlines policies
and procedures for every parish in the Archdiocese. In addition to every parish being required to have a
parish pastoral council, every parish must now also have a finance council. It is my intent that these and
other improvements will foster better collaboration and oversight involving pastors and lay leaders, and
more firmly establish a culture of Christian stewardship in each parish. It is my intent to continue these
reforms among parishes and archdiocesan Central Services to change the culture for our common work.
While I have previously communicated on archdiocesan financial issues, it is appropriate to offer
you the opportunity to better understand how your financial generosity is administered by your parish
and your Archdiocese. I encourage you to learn more about parish finances, by visiting
www.aod.org/sharingthelight/parishfinances/.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
The Most Rev. Allen H. Vigneron
Archbishop of Detroit
Crossroads Pregnancy Center’s Summer Event
Prayer for Immigrants
God of the journey, God of the
traveler, We pray for those who leave
their homes in search of new
beginnings and possibilities, may they
know your presence with them.
We pray that those who seek to
make a home in this country, may find
us welcoming and willing to help them
find a path toward citizenship.
We pray that our legislators, as they
craft new immigration legislation may
find the wisdom and courage to enact
new policies that do justice for our
country and for those who would
immigrate here.
We pray for those who fan the flames
of fear and discrimination against the
undocumented, that they may be
touched with your divine compassion.
We pray in Jesus' name.
Amen.
(From the Archdiocese of Chicago)
Catholic Advocacy Network
CAN is an outreach of the Michigan
Catholic Conference, the official public
voice of the Catholic Church in Mich. A
statewide campaign is now underway to
protect Michigan taxpayers from
subsidizing abortion coverage on the
federal health care exchange. A citizen
petition drive, operating under the
committee name: No Tax for Abortion
Insurance is backed by Right to Life of
Michigan.
It would allow abortion
insurance legislation to be put before the
Michigan Legislature.
Please join Crossroads Pregnancy Center on Friday, July 19,
2013, from 6—9 p.m. at Oakhurst Country Club in Clarkston for
a summer fundraising event, “An Evening at Oakhurst.”
This is an elegant social event with delicious hors d’oeuvres,
dessert, musical entertainment, a silent auction, and guest
speaker Teresa Tomeo. Ms. Tomeo is an author and syndicated
talk show host who has expert knowledge of the media’s impact
in today’s culture.
All are welcome to support Crossroads Pregnancy Center. Be
part of this gathering of over 100 guests. Due to our generous
sponsors, there is no cost to attend. Reserve your complimentary
tickets, by going online to www.crossroadspregnancy.org - click
on “2013 Summer Fundraiser.” Reservations are required.
Care & Share is July 7th for FREEDOM HOUSE
Freedom House has provided comprehensive support
(housing, education, and training, English as a Second
Language (ESL), medical/psychological help, and legal aid) to
asylum seekers for 30 years. Funding for this mission comes
from a variety of sources including the federal government/
Housing and Urban Development; Community Development
Block Grants; the United Nations; as well as donations of cash,
service and supplies from many area churches, organizations
and individuals. Thank you for being a loyal supporter
through your Parish Tithing Program
Many donations, grants in particular, are restricted to
specific activities and expenses. Not all of the ongoing expenses
of maintaining complete support for 35 refugees and assistance
for many “asylees” for 6-8 months after they receive asylum
and leave Freedom House, are covered by our grants. To put it
succinctly, Freedom House is ALWAYS seeking additional
donations to help with the daily costs of housing so many
people who are all suffering the ills of having been persecuted,
tortured or threatened with their lives.
Some of the greatest needs are in two particular areas:
Personal Hygiene Items and Paper Products. So the July 7
Care & Share Collection is for the following items: toothpaste
& brushes, shampoo, body lotion, deodorant, bar soap (no
liquid soaps), razors, shaving cream, paper towels, Kleenex, and
rolls of toilet tissue. Please bring your donations in double bags
to the Information Center area marked Care & Share in the
Chapel hallway, on the July 7th weekend only.
Thank you in advance for helping to provide some needed
items for the Freedom House residents that are in transition.
Please know that you are all blessed by their prayers!
See: [email protected].
SAVE THE DATE
Please mark your calendars for the weekend of October 26/27 th
as a Have to Be There Date.
St. Andrew Parish will draw its Centennial Year
celebration to a solemn close that weekend with some very special Liturgies.
Former Pastors and Associate Pastors
will be invited to participate at the Masses that weekend and,
although nothing is set now,
we can tell you that Archbishop Allen Vigneron
has agreed to kick off the weekend by presiding at the Saturday 5:00 PM Mass.
Following each weekend Liturgy there will be a social in the
Activities Building where you can toast
St. Andrew as we continue being a Community of Faith
into the next hundred years and say hello to some old friends.
Since the first Mass was celebrated in October, 1912,
we wanted to celebrate as close to that date as possible.
So, mark it on your calendar in big red letters and
plan to take part in one or more of the Masses that weekend.
Keep reading the bulletin for more information.
APRIL BAPTISMS
April 21
Fr. Nowak
Drew Holden Chmielewski
Son of Brett and Carrie
Norah Josephine Detmer
Daughter of Leigh and Erin
Byron Wesley Dandurand
Son of Benjamin and Dawn
Ian August Krueger
Daughter of Brett and Katie
Kaitlyn Marie Daum
Daughter of Gerald and Sharon
Liam Patrick Shannon
Son of Patrick and Melanie
Megan Grace Ziehm
Daughter of Mark and Julie
MAY BAPTISMS
May 5
Monsignor Hrydziuszko
May 15
Deacon Gemellaro
Sofia Loraine Barrymore
Daughter of Ryan and Natalie
Angelina Marie Afram
Daughter of Mazen and Amanda
Alyssa Ada Kubina
Daughter of Richard and Cassie
Giselle Jolie Afram
Daughter of Mazen and Amanda
Vanessa Brianna Kundich
Daughter of Brian and Gitanjali
Rohn Leroy McCoy
Son of Matthew and Kerby
Avery Ann Land
Daughter of Colin and Lindsay
Thomas John Roth
Son of Scott and Julie
Addison Grace Rome
Daughter of Bradley and Jessica
Gavin Thomas Veda
Son of Thomas and Angela
Vincent Anthony Rotole IV
Son of Vincent and Bethany
Gabriel Richard Saad
Son of Richard and Tanya
Cullen Vincent Wysokinski
Son of John and Jessica
JUNE BAPTISMS
June 2
Monsignor Hrydziuszko
Carter Wilson Blanck
Son of Michael and Kasey
Alexandra Maddalena de Varona
Daughter of Daniel and Victoria
Dorian Dumitru
Son of Mihail and Eleanora
Adelyn Lee Greve
Daughter of Michael and Lauren
Eleanor Lauren Ritchie
Daughter of Adam and Meghan
Maximilian Othmar Wey
Son of Francis and Elizabeth
Would your life be different if you really
understood what the Bible is saying?
Maybe it’s time to find out!
The Catholic Biblical School of Michigan is
forming classes to be held at St. Andrew and St.
Joseph in Lake Orion coming this fall. This exciting program is a comprehensive, in-depth study of
the Scriptures. This a four-year program aims at
covering all of the books of the Bible and helping
students learn and understand the Word of God.
For more information or to attend an
information session call 248-693-0440
SOL
The Ultimate
“Man Card”
DO
UT!
!!
See you on
June 24th!!
The Man Card. It’s become a joke over the last
few years among men that if one of the guys is
caught doing something “not manly” his
membership in the “man club” is revoked, and
he has to turn in his “man card.” There are
some who also contend that once the man card
has been revoked, it would take a heroic act of
“manliness” to earn it back.
Whatever the status of your “man card” is, we
have the ultimate act of manliness for any of
the guys in the parish. Tim did it this past year,
and his whole life changed in amazing ways.
Andy has been doing it for years and has
literally transformed hundreds of lives.
You don’t need a card, or to be as tough as
Chuck Norris. You just need to know that God
is the center of all things and that living for God
is the best way to live. Curious? Email John at
[email protected]
Prayer is a fundamental principle of Christian stewardship. St. Luke, in today’s Gospel, emphasizes that
Jesus always took time to pray before major decisions or events in His ministry. As St. Padre Pio stated,
Prayer is the oxygen for the soul. Making time for daily prayer is essential for our spiritual journey, and for us
to advance in discipleship. Jesus indicates in this Gospel passage that discipleship also requires
acknowledging Him as Messiah, denial of self, daily shouldering of one’s cross, and selfless love for others.
Year of Faith
“Undoubtedly not all men are alike as
regards
physical
capacity
and
intellectual and moral powers. But
forms
of
social
or
cultural
discrimination in basic personal rights
on the grounds of sex, race, color,
social conditions, language or religion,
must be curbed or eradicated as
incompatible with God’s design. It is
regrettable that these basic personal
rights are not being respected
everywhere, as in the case with women
who are denied the chance freely to
choose a husband, or a state of life, or
to have access to the same
educational and cultural benefits as are
available to men.” Gaudium et Spes 29
Prayer
Father, teach us to cooperate with
each other rather than to compete,
to respect each other rather than to
revile,
to forgive rather than to condemn.
Jesus turned from no one. Teach us to
be like him.
May we forge a bond of love that will
make a living reality of the family that
you created the human race to be.
Amen.
Prayer Requests
Maria Costantini
Dorothy Dale
Michael Pass
Kathy Toman
Fr. Ed Alberts
Angeline Hennek
Emily Sobeck
Leonard Brillati
Mary McMillan
Michele Stonehouse
Richard A. Kurmas
Jerome Cool
Loretta Rooney
Judy Cote
Al Marzetti
Dennis Gornick
Bill Roccos
Molly Doyle
Fred W. Schneider
Jeff Anderson
Richard Wierzbicki
Jim Yezak
Patty Blazis-Voight
Julie Houston
Charlene Helmle
Paul Lewandowski
Kimberly Sullivan
Andrew Brummitt
Chuck Flynn
Anthony Chirco
Lexi Hugel
Betty Miller
Greg Marchenia
Great Grandson of Dick and Pat Langlois
Readings
June 24
Nativity of St John
the Baptist
Isaiah 49:1-6
Acts 13:22-26
Luke 1:57-66, 80
June 25
Genesis 13:2, 5-18
Matthew 7:6, 12-14
June 27
St Cyril of Alexandria
Genesis 15:1-12,17-18 Gn 16:1-12,15-16
Matthew 7:21-29
Matthew 7:15-20
June 26
June 28
Saint Irenaeus
Genesis 17:1,9-10,
15-22
Matthew 8:1-4
June 29
Ss Peter and Paul,
Apostles
Acts 12:1-11
2Timothy 4:6-8,17-18
Susan Metz
Mary Ann Ranger
Eda Maraone
Jan Corteville
Bill Kala
Maria Ferland
Nephew of Darlene Loscko
Schafnitz Family
Stan Paurazas
Margaret McMillan
Susan Troost
Mother of Kay Baran
Jean Christie
Nephew of Bill and Eileen Baker
Perina Frabotta
Tommy Schomaker
Leonard and Wanda Grande
Father of Denise Bell
Donna Budinsky
Lindsey Miller
Kari Sexton
Clarence Bueche
Cathy Gudding
Bob Ranger
Daughter of Mary Abela
Ray & Shirley Jaworski
Trese Plas
Donna Salerno
Mary Kalinski
Marie Wigton
Mother of Dave Grodecki
Michelle Fabian
Patricia Ventura
Diane Noack
Banns of Marriage
is the ecclesiastical
announcement of the names of
persons contemplating Marriage.
Week Three
Jamie deSteiger and Matthew Pearsall
June 28, 2013
Pray for all who serve our
country in the armed services,
especially the individuals listed
below:
Christine Stabile, 46-Air Force
Todd J. Ostrowski, 42-Air Force
Anthony E. Snider, 42-Air Force
LT. Col. Craig Lucey, 39-Air Force
Joseph W. Carr, Jr., 33-Air Force
Dustin Majewski, 25-AirForce
Scott Theuerkaut, 22-Air Force
Aleksandra Osborne, 19-Air Force
MG Gary Cheek, 53-Army
LTC Mike Katona, 40-Army
Sam Snow, 34—Army
T. Brooks Hartnett, 31-Army
Jonathan Patten, 27-Army
Scott Spears, Jr., 27-Army
Daniel Diedrich, 25-Army
Dennis K. Norton, 25-Army
Adam Schoenherr, 25-Army
Jared Shankin, 23 –Army
Scott Ragland, 23-Army
Michael E. Zaleski, 23-Army
Joseph E. Kalinski, 21–Army
Tyler D. Lynch, 19-Army Airborne
Major Troy Downing, 43-Marines
Lt. Chris Scheidt, 26-Marines
Joshua J. Bante, 24-Marines
Daniel Fabian, 23-Marines
Steven Schatzberg, 25-National Guard
Matthew Lada, 25-National Guard
Ismael Heredia, 20-National Guard
Burke Cueny, 19-National Guard
Ray Bruttomesso, 49-Navy
Andrew Kettler, 33-Navy
Ryan Hudson, 24-Navy
Gregory Coyle, 23 –Navy
Anna Mott, 23-US Peace Corps
St. Andrew Military
Information Form
(Return to Parish Office)
Name ______________________Age_______
Branch of Service _______________________
Parishioners have asked to send letters
to the military personnel listed above.
June 30
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
1 Kings 19:16b, 19-21
Psalm 16
Galatians 5:1, 13-18
Luke 9:51-62
If you would like your relative to receive a
letter, e-mail Sr. Rebecca their name and
address to [email protected]
Mass Intentions
Events
SUNDAY, June 23, 2013
Parish Office Hours 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
7:30/9/10:45/12:30 p.m. Mass (Church)
9/10:45 a.m. Child Care (Nursery)
10:45 p.m. Sr. Rebecca’s Celebration Mass (Church)
11:45 a.m. Sr. Rebecca’s Celebration (AB)
5:00 p.m. North Oakland Area Mass (Church)
MONDAY, June 24, 2013
Parish Office Hours 9:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m. Rosary (Chapel)
8:30 a.m. Mass (Chapel)
9:30 a.m. Vacation Bible School
TUESDAY, June 25, 2013
8:00 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
Rosary (Chapel)
Mass (Chapel)
Vacation Bible School
Parish Council Meeting
WEDNESDAY, June 26, 2013
8:00 a.m. Rosary (Chapel)
8:30 a.m. Mass (Chapel)
9:30 a.m. Vacation Bible School
THURSDAY, June 27, 2013
8:00 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Rosary (Chapel)
Mass (Chapel)
Vacation Bible School
Wedding Rehearsal (Church)
Vacation Bible School (AB)
8:00 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Rosary (Chapel)
Mass (Chapel)
Wedding (Church)
Bethany Volleyball (AB)
FRIDAY, June 28, 2013
SATURDAY, June 29, 2013
8:30 a.m. Centering Prayer (MPR)
3:30 p.m. Reconciliation (Church)
5:00 p.m. Mass (Church)
7:30/9/10:45/12:30 p.m. Mass (Church)
9/10:45 a.m. Child Care (Nursery)
4:00 p.m. Little Flower Girls’ Club (PCLL)
5:00 p.m. North Oakland Area Mass (Church)
7:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
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10:45 a.m. †
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12:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
Isidore and Christina Cyr req. Shirley Palazzolo
Kurt Richter req. Langlois Family
Dino Crescentini req. Crescentini Family
Helen Ruzinsky req. Paul and Linda Ruzinsky
Elizabeth Goliber req. Family
Louis Gimbutis req. Patricia and Bill Cummins
Harry Zwolinski req. Susan Doyle
Dave Klemmer req. Wife and Family
Dante Marchioni req. Heather and Vic Ventimiglia
For the People of St. Andrew
Erin Alexandria Brooks req. Trudy and Larry Hill
Thomas M. Bond req. Trudy and Larry Hill
MONDAY, June 24, 2013
8:30 a.m.
† Mickey Evans req. Shrine Alumni
TUESDAY, June 25, 2013
8:30 a.m.
† Tom Roberts req. Roberts Family
† Luca Paonessa req. Grandparents
† Andrea Loria req. Grandparents
WEDNESDAY, June 26, 2013
8:30 a.m.
† Garry Schumacher req. Jan and Rich Corteville
THURSDAY, June 27, 2013
8:30 a.m.
† Millard Lund req. Patricia Pietrzak
† Mark Wagner req. Marilyn and Carl Wagner
Bishop Stanley Bilinski req. Jill Griffin
FRIDAY, June 28, 2013
8:30 a.m.
† Andrea Loria req. Grandparents
† Luca Paonessa req. Grandparents
† Stanley Bilinski req. Jill Griffin
SATURDAY, June 29, 2013
5:00 p.m.
† Jane Levnow req. Jane Walczak
† Helen Ornowski req. Morrison Family
† Victor Trebnik req. Trebnik Family
SUN7:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
Frank Recchia
10:45 a.m.
12:30 p.m.
Died on
June 15, 2013
5:00 p.m.
DAY, June 30, 2013
†
†
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Robert Wachal req. Wachal Family
Charles Barb req. Reno and Joan Faoro
Dennis Mrock req. Ceil Mrock
Agnes and Nick Ruzinsky req. Paul and Linda Ruzinsky
Robert Durand req. Stechschulte Family
William Kroger Sr. req. Mary Abela
For the People of St. Andrew
Bob and Julie Curnow & Family req. Chuck and Marge
Wagner
For the People of the Vicariate
Buried from
St. Andrew on
June 20, 2013
Liturgy & Life page 11
Saturday 5:00 PM Mass
Sunday 7:30 AM Mass
Sunday 9:00 AM Mass
June 29, 2013
June 30, 2013
June 30, 2013
Priest: Msgr. Mike Hrydziuszko
Deacon:
Deacon:
Priest: Fr. Kris Novak
Lectors: K. Pohlman
Reader: A. Pohlman
Lectors: J. Riley
J. Bante
Reader: E. Hawley
Lectors: A. Albertus
Reader: R. Nastasy
Altar Servers:
R. Quesinberry
E. Sutara
Altar Servers:
G. Henderson
C. Henderson
Musician: V. Neely
Cantor: L. Paradowski
Musician: V. Neely
Cantor: M. Steinmetz
Musician: V. Neely
Cantor: M. Tisdel
Greeters
W. Connolly
T. Krause
Greeters
A. Bochenek
R. Broader
P. Langlois
D. Langlois
M. Courtright
A. Foster
P. Drummond
Greeters
B. Koerber
F. Steyer
C. Steyer
R. Lynch
Ushers
K. Snook, Co-Capt.
C. Slusser, Co-Capt.
B. Riehl
T. Olechowski
C. Strawinski
Ushers
E. Grace, Capt.
M. Dabrowski
M. Locke
M. Mullen
W. Mullen
F. Doyle
Altar Servers:
R. Mathes
G. Kurokawa
B. Mihalic
T. Kurokawa
N. Kurokawa
J. Byszkowski
Ushers
E. Reynolds, Capt.
D. Cushing, Co-Capt.
N. Rosinski
B. Zandi
A. Gladden
K. Faragher
D. Tay
Sunday 10:45 AM Mass
Sunday 12:30 PM Mass
June 30, 2013
June 30, 2013
Deacon:
Priest: Fr. Kris Novak
Deacon:
Lectors: J. Brinser J. Modetz
Reader: J. Bourgoin
Lectors: M. Williams
Reader: J. Canu
Altar Servers:
S. Pelton
K. Pelton
Altar Servers:
G. Nageotte
G. Nageotte
A. Peebles
N. Webb
Greeters
S. Stapulionis
T. Koempel
C. Chetosky
K. Panasiewica
Ushers
R. Kaschalk, Capt.
R. Thalmann
T. Crawford
T. Blackstone
F. Lasko
E. Rivera
L. Juriga
Sunday 5:00 PM Mass
June 30, 2013
R. Rosen
Lectors: K. Fabian
Reader: P. Bubnar
M. Fabian
Altar Servers:
J. Atkinson
D. Atkinson
Musician: J. Balistreri &
Reflections of Grace
Musician: V. Neely
Cantor: C. Bonner
O. Catenacci
Greeters
B. O’Connor
J. Green
P. Bubnar
K. Hockridge
Ushers
A. Blazis, Capt.
K. Sawruk
E. Kaminski
D. Iudiciani
D. Marten
D. Dehn
ADULT ACOLYTES
Musician: C. Menzies

2 MB Bulletin for June 23, 2013

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