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1055 NORTH SILVERY LANE • D EARBORN, MI 48128 • (313) 277-3110 • F AX (313) 277-3211 • www.churchofthedivinechild.org
APRIL 5, 2015
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Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan
Altar Server Schedule
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 2015 The Resurrection of the Lord!
11:30 am People of the Divine Child Parish
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 2015
8:30 am Gene Fadler, requested by Family
TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 2015
6:30 am Margaret Obad, requested by Phyllis Sharrow
8:30 am Bernadine Bala, requested by Theodore & Gertrude Brach
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2015
6:30 am Theresa Fallon, requested by Dolores Slesinski
8:30 am Bernard & Winifred Rooney, requested by Daughter
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 2015
6:30 am Margaret Rivard, requested by Gary & Linda Nieckarz
8:30 am Mary Ann Makowski, requested by Family
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2015
6:30 am Sylvia Rock, requested by Family
8:30 am Lucia DiDomenico, requested by Family
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 2015
8:30 am Chester Kubik, requested by Wife & Family
1:00 pm Wedding - Michael Smith & Jennifer Dawson
SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 2015 (Divine Mercy Sunday)
1:00 pm People of the Divine Child Parish
2:00 pm Baptisms
MASSES TO THE MISSIONS
APR 05 - Philip Langlois, requested by Jeannette Langlois
APR 05 - Patricia Salter, requested by The Salter Family
APR 05 - Deceased Members of the DiBella & Butera Families, requested by
Grace O’Brien
APR 05 - Deceased Members of the Urban Family, requested by Family
APR 05 - Sylvia Rock, requested by Family
APR 05 - Scherie Lew Parsell, requested by Marvin & Delphine Borycki
APR 06 - Poor Souls in Purgatory, requested by A Friend
Please Pray For Our Sick
Daughter of Pat & Gary Bilbrey
Lucy Tracz
Monday, April 6
8:30 am S. McCormick & J. Moore
Tuesday, April 7
8:30 am P. Ciarelli & L. Ciarelli
Wednesday, April 8
8:30 am Z. Major & D. Major
Thursday, April 9
8:30 am N. Marcyan & V. Marcyan
Friday, April 10
8:30 am J. Lesinski & C. Van Antwerp
Saturday, April 11
8:30 am J. Biscaro & C. Fox
4:30 pm J. Whiteside, T. Whiteside, M. Collins,
G. Crandall
Sunday, April 12
8:00 am N. Lenaghan, E. Norwood, M. Orischak,
D. Pettinaro
9:30 am J. Balash, J. Balash, M. Balash, A. Cruz
11:30 am J. Young, C. Scalf, G. Scalf, E. Berry
1:00 pm I. Dziadzio, N. Dziadzio, N. Marcyan,
V. Marcyan
The Altar Server schedule can be accessed
at www.churchofthedivinechild.org and
click on Ministries.
EMHC/Lector Schedule
Saturday, April 11
4:30 pm M. Hughes, N. Charnley, M. McCoy, F. Bova,
F. Misewicz, B. O’Donnell, L. Ellul
Lector: K. Golombek & S. Lietz
Sunday, April 12
8:00 am J. Reed, V. Micallef, C. Brookins, E. Zalupski,
A. Calka, J. Pierce, S. Gibb, R. Mangulabnan
Lector: M. Lemire
9:30 am K. Seggerson, J. Giroux, R. Succurro, A. Blaha
S. Berry, N. Berry, K. Ritchie, P. Deegan
Lector: V. Cassar & D. Lore
11:30 am D. Carver, T. Pelachyk, L. Cruz-Young,
J. Stewart, M. Tomilo, K. Stupakis, C. Ballnik,
M. Redmon
Lector: M. Kosch & L. O’Brien
1:00 pm J. Hartsaw, B. Lewandowski, S. Camardo,
L. Singer
Lector: M. Munie
The Baptism class scheduled for Monday, April 13 at 7:30 pm,
will be in the Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room.
Monthly Canned Food Collection
Please remember this is the weekend for canned food for the less fortunate.
Thanks for your generosity each month. Leave your donations in the
gathering room or any entrance to the church.
Nursing Home Ministry Schedule
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Team 4
Captain – Debbie May
Sue D’Arcangelo, Barbara Kubicek and
Alicia Hameister
Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan
Things Above from Fr. Bilot
HE IS RISEN!
ALLELUIA!! ALLELUIA!!
I remember the days of being a
child, waking up on Easter morning all
excited to find the hidden eggs and
Easter basket. Sometimes, it was
difficult to find; at other times it was
easy. Once we found it, a problem
emerged in that we could not touch its contents. Why?
Because, my parents told us that the chocolate bunny and
jelly beans were only available to us if we went to Church
first. And so we did. New clothes or special clothes. We
dressed up, even though we dressed up every week for
church, but this was even more so.
By going to Church as a family, we came together to
pray, to sing (at least some of us did), and to give thanks to
Jesus for giving us what we had. As a boy, I didn’t know
what eternal life was. Or Salvation. We learned that Jesus
did a lot for us, that people were very unkind to him and
that he died because of their being mean. But Jesus won!
At Mass, we learned about courage, valor, honor and love.
Each year, we grew in our appreciation for Jesus and his
life for us.
All these years later, the candy is still good and sweet,
but nothing is as sweet as Jesus' victory over the enemy.
His new and powerful life is the hero I look for. I feel such
comfort knowing that I have someone on my side to help
me, defend me and forgive me when I seem to get it wrong.
So, I am glad to be able to say “alleluia!” (Alleluia: a song
of praise in our heart and our lips.)
Last Ash Wednesday, we stopped the alleluia. We
entered the desert of Lent to clear our hearts and minds of
the stuff of this world, in hopes of slowly entering into a new
or deeper relationship with the Lord. For 40 days, no
rejoicing in the sweetness of life. Why? Because there are
times in life when we just don’t rejoice. We need to reflect
and strip ourselves of selfishness, and that is not fun. Here
we are though! Forty-some days later, and we can rejoice.
We made it! I hope and pray that we all have come closer
to the Lord and can truly experience the sweetness of his
love and life in our souls.
Easter is a gift to us. A day to celebrate the wonders of
sacrifice, suffering, love and life. Easter is Jesus Christ,
risen from the dead. He is alive! The Holy Spirit of his love
is in our souls, guiding us to the best place we could ever
be: in paradise. The “good” thief on his cross next to
Jesus said to him, "Jesus, remember me when you come
into your kingdom.” Jesus, even in the midst of his
immense suffering and pain, in love, says: “Today, you will
be with me in paradise.”
A profound statement of
forgiveness and love. Easter Joy is forgiveness and love:
new life in Christ.
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Rejoice with me today! For we have found the
sweetness of life itself. Jesus Christ is Risen. He
is alive! Alleluia!! Alleluia!! We really don’t need
chocolate! (But go ahead and indulge anyway!)
In Easter Joy,
Fr. Jim Bilot
Pastor
This is the day the Lord had made;
let us rejoice and be glad!
PLEASE NOTE:
Monday, April 6
Daily Mass at 8:30 AM Only
Rectory Office Hours:
Monday, April 6 - Closed
Tuesday - Friday (April 7 - April 10)
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Beginning April 6, 2015 (the day
after Easter), construction will
begin in the southwest section of
DC Elementary School. For this
reason, the area between the west
parking lot and the main church
parking lot will be closed off to all vehicle and foot traffic
until approximately the second week of August. If you
park in the west parking lot, you will need to walk in front
of the Elementary School to get to the Church or anywhere
off the church parking lot. Thank you for your patience as
we undertake this extensive but exciting parish/school
improvement project! Details to follow in Fr. Jim’s
column.
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Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan
Fr. John Kopson’s
Commentary
He Is Risen!
O Joyful Day(s)!
Happy Easter
everyone! Thank you Jesus Christ, our
Lord and Savior, for your life, death, and
resurrection! What a joyful day it is! Did
you know that Easter Day doesn’t end at
midnight tonight? We, the Church of
Christ, celebrate Easter Day over eight
days. This is called the “Octave of Easter.” An “octave” is
an eight-day period of observances beginning with a festival
day (Merriam-Webster Dictionary). As Catholics, we have
eight days of Easter Sunday. This Easter octave begins on
Easter Sunday and “ends” the following Sunday (which is
the Second Sunday of Easter, or also known as Divine Mercy
Sunday). This eight-day celebration of Easter is illustrated
in the Liturgy of the Hours (also known as the Breviary or
the Divine Office), which is the official prayer of the Church.
(This is partly why we pray Night Prayer together as a
community in the Church on Sunday nights during Advent
and Lent...because the Liturgy of the Hours is the official
prayer of the Church. Night Prayer is one of the “hours” of
the Liturgy of the Hours.) The psalms that we pray in the
Liturgy of the Hours during Morning Prayer on Easter
Sunday are the same psalms prayed at every Morning Prayer
during the Octave of Easter (it is one continuous celebration
of Easter Day). Allow yourself, and ask God to help you, to
really celebrate Easter this year! Celebrate throughout the
whole Octave of Easter. Allow yourself to accept the Easter
joy/happiness that the Risen Lord Jesus is offering to you
during this celebration. Also, let your Easter joy to catapult
you into the forty-day Easter Season. This Easter Season is
a GREAT time to draw close to Jesus Christ! This Easter
Season offers an incredible opportunity develop a personal
relationship with our Risen Lord Jesus! I have left you some
websites which might help you develop a relationship with
our Lord. Also, please always feel free to contact me to
assist you in this (that’s what us priests are here for!).
God Bless You,
Fr. John
[email protected]
www.catholicscomehome.org
www.catholic.com
www.ewtn.com
www.avemariaradio.net
WELCOME VISITORS!
Happy Easter to everyone from the entire parish staff!
We are delighted that you've joined us at Church of the
Divine Child on this great feast, and we hope that you'll
return to pray with us often.
If you have moved into the area, we invite you to
become a member. Feel free to call the parish office at 313277-3110 or e-mail us at [email protected] if you would
like to join, or have questions about our parish.
May the Glory and Praise of our risen Lord Jesus
Christ be with you this day, and may his Spirit shine
through you this Easter Season!
Prayer For Easter
Almighty God, you have created us
anew. Nailed to the cross for our sakes,
Jesus gave his life so that we might have
a share in the new life of His
resurrection.
Now that we have been set free from the
power of sin and death, we pray to be
transformed by the Holy Spirit into the
image of your love.
In our Easter celebration, may we
remember that we have not been saved
for ourselves alone, but to become light
for the salvation of the world and for
your greater glory. Amen.
Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan
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Grow in your relationship as a disciple of Jesus
this Easter season!
Attend the Christ Life Series…..
“Following Christ”
Every Friday April 17- June 5, 2015
(No session Friday May 22, 2015 due to Memorial Day )
7-9pm Divine Child High School APR
Even if you did not attend the Christ Life session
offered during Lent, you may participate in this
session. Pre-registration is preferred. To register, call
Karen Mitchell at (313) 562-8667 or email your name
and phone number to [email protected].
The Easter Vigil
!
In the midst of the early dark of night a fire begins to flicker
outside the church. An Easter Candle, boldly marked with the
symbols of the current year and of Christ’s divinity and
glorious suffering, is lit from the new fire. It is carried
prominently into the midst of the people. There it is heralded
with joyful song: “Light of Christ...Come, let us adore him.”
From this one light, the candles of hundreds of assembled
believers are lit until the church is ablaze with new light. A
cantor sings an ancient and beautiful song (Exultet, “Rejoice”)
before the Easter Candle.
Powerful Scripture readings about water and new creation
are proclaimed. An Easter water is blessed with the singing of
the Litany of Saints and with sacred oils consecrated just days
before. Catechumens step forward, speak their baptismal
vows with the supportive voices of the congregation around
them, and are baptized. Bells ring out. Flowers, especially
Easter Lilies, and joyful banners
decorate the sanctuary. Alleluias
are sung for the first time in six
weeks. Jesus Christ is risen from
the dead!
No other moment of the church
year is as rich in powerful and
earthy symbolism as the Easter
Vigil. It is the night of all nights.
It is the heart of Christianity. It
is Easter!!
AMERICAN RED CROSS
PARISH SPRING
BLOOD DRIVE
SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 2015
We need you. We need your blood.
Please, please “SAVE A LIFE.”
An hour or two is all we ask.
If you have never donated blood before think
about making this THE year – the year you give the
most precious gift you can give, the gift of self, the
gift that will never be returned or forgotten.
You can make an appointment online now.
Log on to: www.redcrossblood.org and identify the
sponsor code: divine child. We will also be making
appointments after the Masses next weekend.
Place: Divine Child High School cafeteria
Time: 8:30 AM – 2:15 PM
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Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Jesus speaking to St. Faustina - "Come to Me, all of
you...Behold, for you I have established a throne of mercy
on earth and from this throne I desire to enter into your
heart. I am not surrounded by a retinue of guards. You can
come to me at any moment, at any time; I want to speak to
you and I desire to grant you grace."
Please visit our Lord in our chapel any day or
time or come to Tuesday Exposition in the church
from 9am to 7pm. For more information, please
call Dina at 734-718-2873 or email at
[email protected].
Do you have questions about God or the
Catholic faith?
Do your non-Catholic and non-practicing
Catholic friends and family ask you questions
about God or the Catholic faith?
If so, join us for
The Divine Child Parish Book Group
lead by Deacon Jim Thibodeau
as we read and discuss the new book selection:
Because God Is Real Sixteen Questions
One Answer
by Peter Kreeft
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Come & Be Uplifted
You’re invited to pray with the Prayer Team in the
Church every Tuesday from 7:30pm - 8:30pm.
Experience how the Holy Spirit’s love and power guides
our intercessory prayer for the needs of our parish,
Archdiocese and the world wide Church. This hour of
prayer will reveal the love and mercy of God to you,
deepen your relationship with Jesus and increase your
appreciation for the gift of prayer.
Job Networking Group
If you have lost your job or are thinking of
switching careers, please join us! You may
find just what you are looking for! If you
would like to speak with the group facilitator
and ask questions before attending a
meeting please feel free to call Bob Jensen at
(313) 278-0707.
Our job networking group is very proud to claim that
since its inception, we have placed over 500 people in
some line of work.
MEETING DATES:
APR 20, MAY 4, 18, JUN 15 & 22
Meetings are from 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
in the Divine Child High School APR
Tuesday, April 14
1. Why are questions good?
2. Why do I exist?
3. Why is faith reasonable?
4. How can you prove God is Real?
5. Why believe in the Bible?
6. Why is Jesus different?
Tuesday, May 12
7. Why be Catholic?
8. Why go to Mass?
9. Why be moral?
10. Why is sex so confusing?
11. Why do we have families?
Tuesday, June 9
12. Why are there virtues and
vices?
13. Why pray?
14. Why aren’t we happy?
15. Why is there evil?
16. Why must we die?
7:00 - 8:30pm in the Elementary School
Multi-Purpose Room
(enter through the east doors of school building)
What to do:
• Purchase the book (available in paperback, audio book,
Kindle and Nook)
• Read the chapters prior to the session date
• Come to the meeting to discuss - or - just listen
• There is no pre-registration needed
• Attend as many sessions as you can... please join us!
Together, we seek to deepen our relationship with God
through the Catholic faith.
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Jubilarian Mass Celebration
Sunday, April 19 - at 9:30 am Mass
The Awesomeness of JESUS!
In chemistry...He turned water into wine.
In biology...He was born without the normal
conception.
In physics...He disproved the law of gravity
when he ascended into Heaven.
In economics...He disproved the law of
feeding 5000 men, women & children with
two fishes and five loaves of bread.
In medicine...He cured the sick and the
blind without administering a single
dose of medicine.
In history...He is the beginning and
the end.
In government...He said that he shall be
called wonderful counselor, prince of peace.
In religion...He said no one comes to the
Father except through Him.
So, who is He?
HE IS JESUS!
Let’s celebrate Him!
The greatest man in history
Jesus had no servants, yet they called Him
Master.
He had no degree, yet they called Him
Teacher.
He had no medicines, yet they called Him
Healer.
He had no army, yet kings feared Him.
He had won no military battles, yet
He conquered the world.
He committed no crime, yet they
crucified Him.
He was buried in a tomb, yet He lives
TODAY!
Jesus - the same yesterday, today and
forever.
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Our Jubilarian Mass for couples celebrating their
, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, 50th (and every year thereafter)
Wedding Anniversary in 2015
Please fill in the form below, PRINTING clearly, and deposit in a
Sunday collection basket or drop off at the Rectory Office.
DEADLINE IS APRIL 10, 2013. Thank You!!!
Last Name___________________________________________
Husband’s Name______________________________________
Wife’s Name_________________________________________
Address_____________________________________________
City_________________________________Zip Code________
Phone Number________________________________________
What year anniversary are you celebrating?_________________
This form will appear in future issues of the “Infant.” If you have
any questions, please contact: the Rectory at (313) 277-3110.
CSA Minute
Easter is a time of great joy that encourages us to be aware of
God’s presence in our lives. Easter also reminds us that the Lord
walks beside us on our journey of faith.
We witness Christ’s living presence in many ways, one of which
is through our support of our local communion of faith through
the Catholic Services Appeal. Our annual CSA supports the Rite
of Christian Initiation of Adults, which brings new members into
full communion during the Easter Vigil. The CSA enables us to
reveal Christ’s presence not only to our sisters and brothers with
whom we share the Eucharist, but also to those who do not know
Christ.
Gifts to the CSA show that Christ is present and active in our
world. Indeed, He is risen today. Alleluia!
For information about CSA-funded ministries,
programs, and services, go to www.AOD.org
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Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
As the parish community gathered to celebrate the central mysteries of our faith, the
paschal event, during the Easter Vigil, the community also welcomed men, women and
children into the power and life of Christ’s death and resurrection. Through the celebration
of the sacraments of initiation - Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist, the candidates seeking
entrance into the Church, received the forgiveness of sins, celebrated their identity as
daughters and sons of God, and became full members of the Catholic Church!!
Church of the Divine Child welcomes our
newest members of the Catholic Church:
Jade Collins
Doug McElroy
Brianna McElroy
Shane Fugate
Julie McElroy
Roger Schultz
Carly Woodard
Melody Zukowski
A special congratulations to Divine Child parishioner
Jennifer Gondek
who received the Sacrament of Confirmation.
The Easter Vigil marks a great step in the faith journey of those seeking entrance into our Church. It is
an ending of an intense preparation for the sacraments of initiation, but it is at the same time, a
beginning of their lives as fully initiated members of the Church. However, the journey of conversion
continues throughout all our lives as we try to live out our baptismal commitment.
Sacramental initiation does not end at the receiving of the Easter sacraments. The Rite of
Christian Initiation of Adults provides for a final period, the period of post-baptismal
catechesis or MYSTAGOGY, that is, a reflection on the Easter mysteries. The
“neophytes” (newly baptized) will reflect with the members of the community on the
celebration of the Easter mysteries - the paschal event - and will begin the process of
making it a full and active part of their lives. The neophytes will continue to meet
together weekly, supported by the community of Divine Child Parish and their
sponsors.
We thank the Divine Child parishioners for all their prayers and continued
support. May the Risen Lord Jesus Christ bless you this Easter Season.
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This award was established in 1995 as a tribute to Ed Hermann for his dedication to the athletic programs at
Divine Child High School. This award is unique because it focuses on parents who are a vital key to the success
achieved by our sports programs.
We are pleased to announce Tom and Donna Brefeld as our 2014 Ed Hermann Parent Award winners.
When nominating the Brefelds, Coach Mary Laney wrote that the Brefelds have been “a tremendous help to the
Girls Basketball Program for the past four years. They have selflessly offered their time and efforts to
coordinate the Parent Game Day responsibilities. This is often a thankless duty and Tom and Donna have
taken on this role and worked in a tireless fashion to make game days run seamlessly. It is not uncommon to
see them tending to duties that were sometimes meant for others. They have truly been sacrificial in a most
unassuming way. They have been most faithful in offering their time and have greatly assisted not only Girls
Basketball but the entire DC Athletic Department by taking on these duties.”
Donna and Tom are the proud parents of Alyssa ’08, Courtney ’10, Hannah ’15 and Tom ’17.
HOLY HUMOR
Ethiopian
saying:
Given
enough
time,
every
egg
walks.
Getting into Heaven
A fellow finds himself in front of the Pearly Gates. St. Peter explains that it’s not easy to get to heaven;
there are some criteria that must be met before entry is allowed. For example, was the man a churchgoer
or religious? No? St. Peter told him that wasn’t good.
Was he generous, giving money to the poor or to charities? No? St. Peter told him that that, too, was bad.
Did he do any good deeds, such as helping his neighbor? Anything? No? St. Peter was becoming
concerned. Exasperated, the saint said, “Look, everybody does something nice sometime. Work with me,
here! I’m trying to help. Now think!”
The man thought for a minute, and then replied, “Well, I did help this old lady
once. I came out of a store and saw that a dozen bikers had taken her purse and
were shoving her around. I threw my bags down and got her purse back, then I
told the biggest biker there that he was cowardly and I spat in his face.” “Wow,”
said St. Peter, “That’s impressive! When did this happen?” “Oh about fifteen
minutes ago,” replied the man.
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Above: Congratulations to the Divine Child girls 5th/6th grade “A” basketball team! They completed their
successful season with a 22 -1 record. They were undefeated league champs with an 8-0 record and won 2
tournament championships. For the season, the girls outscored their opponents by an average score of 26-9 !
Below: The Divine Child girls 7th/8th grade “B” basketball team had a great season and also won the
1st place division title!
WAY TO GO LADY FALCONS!!!!
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It is with great pleasure that we announce to the Church of the Divine Child Parish
Community, our parishioner students, that have achieved Honor Roll status at
Divine Child High School for the second quarter of the 2014– 2015 school year.
These students were omitted on the original list in last week’s bulletin. Please accept our apologies for this oversight.
SUMMA CUM LAUDE 5.33 – 3.90
Nicholas Bustamante
Zachary Bustamante
Maureen Butler
Olivia Colborn
Brianna D'Alessandro
Julia del Rosario
Brennan Delaney
Angela Dunn
Jenna Flory
Cameron Godin
Michael Grasinski
Megan Harnish
Ellayna Iaquaniello
Grace Iaquaniello
Sarah Jennings
Isaac Jones
Natalie Lentz
Rebecca Lobb
Ryan Mangulabnan
Ashley Mark
Daniel Mayers
Emerson Merem
Rebecca Miller
Amanda Murray
Colleen Nemes
Veronica Norwood
Mary Pantino
Sarah Posh
Isabella Racette
Cristina Reyes
Cassandra Rigor
Hannah Schwartz
Caroline Smerdon
Victoria Smerdon
Jacob Stec
John Urbanick
Sean Vichinsky
Emma Vincent
Laurel Walker
Katharine Walters
Rachel Wheatley
Jaclyn White
MAGNA CUM LAUDE 3.89 – 3.7
Madeline Barnauskas
Robert Barnes
Mariah Berryman
Henry Bierman
Brendan Cotter
Sean Duffany
Keegan Flack
Emery Maher
Addison Merem
Matthew O'Leary
Urenwa Osuamadi
Ikenna Osuamadi
Jake Pappas
Jessica Piszker
Madison Rhea
Jacob Schenkel
Nicole Supric
Nicole Surella
Katherine Vannoy
Murphy Wong
Divine Child Catholic Schools wishes you and your family
a blessed Easter!
Dedicated to excellence…. spiritually, academically, athletically,
socially and creatively. Michigan’s largest Catholic, co-ed K-12
school. Grade school tours and high school
shadow visits are available most school days.
Please call Matt Saxer, Director of Admissions, at
313-216-0891 x268 to schedule your visit.
CUM LAUDE 3.69 – 3.5
John Bierman
Benjamin Bustamante
Jayci Forster
Allison Galanty
Josh Hejka
Kelsee Kinder
Joseph Maura
Cassidy Murphy
Drew Posh
Johnie Quinn
Nicholas Seurynck
Tuition Assistance Program (PSAS)
How Do I Apply? The PSAS form can be obtained at the
Archdiocesan website at www.aod.org. Click on
Catholic Schools and then on Tuition Assistance. Forms
are also available at the Rectory Office and must be
completed and mailed to PSAS along with a check for
$26, to cover the cost of the evaluation and processing.
The Archdiocese of Detroit will notify families who
qualify for the grants in July.
Application must be postmarked by: April 7, 2015.
KROGER PLUS CARD
Kroger Community Rewards® makes fund-raising easy...all you have to do is shop at
Kroger and swipe your Plus Card!
We encourage you to participate in the Community Rewards program by enrolling every April 1, as
it will benefit Divine Child parish and keep tuition cost down.
To re-register your Kroger Plus Card visit: www.krogercommunityrewards.com, click on “enroll to re-register or “apply
now” if you are signing up for the first time. Divine Child’s organization number is 82709.
Don’t forget to always swipe your Kroger Plus card every time you shop there!
Thank you for your past support! If you should have any questions, please call the rectory office 313.277.3110.
Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR LOVED ONES IN THE MILITARY
“Heavenly Father, protect these members of our Armed Forces. Be their constant
companion and their strength in battle, their refuge in every adversity. Guide them,
Lord, so that they may return home safely.” Amen.
MA3 Sean Abraham
2nd LT Elizabeth Aceves (Walker), RN
TSgt Ronald Attard
PFC Keith Bizek
Tony Boyd
Staff Sgt David Brash
Lt Colonel Louis A. Camardo II
PVT Michael Dawson
HN Ryan Desjarlais
Lieutenant Colonel Jay Deyonke
Major Kevin J. Dobzyniak
PVT Brandon Ebert
IT4 Perry W. Edgell V
Corporal Aaron Fryer
Major Joseph Johnson
Lieutenant Colonel Robert S. Kafka
Captain Natalie Ann Korona
Airman First Class Jamison R. Kucinski
Lieutenant Daniel Kuriluk
Captain Matthew Kuriluk
Commander Ron Kuzdak
Airman 1st Class Lauren LaCaprara
Airman Christopher J (Seraceno) Lapinski
Private Ian W. Laskey
Lance Corporal Joseph Leach
Major Adam J. Lytle D.D.S.
Airman 1st Class Brittany Mack
Captain Matthew J. Malinowski
Corporal Mitchel G. Malinowski
Nova Martin
Staff Sergeant Christopher W. Owen
Captain Aaron Peacock
BM2 Claudio D. Polo
BM1 Samantha Polo
Airman Courtney Porter
SSG London Quicci
Brandon Raona
Sgt Joseph Reames
LT Andrew Roscoe
TSgt Jeffrey M. Selonke
Seaman Jannel Skiver
Warrant Officer Kevin P. Sullivan
Staff Sgt Matthew Taylor
Major Leah Voelker
Ensign Catherine Walker
Sergeant Anthony Watkins
Master Sergeant Randy Williams
LT Col Patrick Wnetrzak
LCPL Robert Wnetrzak
Major Thomas Wnetrzak
Please let us know if you have a family member who is serving in the military and we will acknowledge them
in our weekly column. Please share the good news with us when one of the above soldiers returns home!
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PRAY FOR THOSE IN NEED:
May the Lord bless you and keep you.
May He show His face to you and be
gracious to you. May the Lord look
upon you with kindness and give you
peace. ~ Blessing of St. Francis
Jolanda Karson
Jeanette Reitmeyer
Barbara O’Brien
Michael Thomas O’Brien
Bob Cuppetilli
Mary Patterson
Fred Wiedling
Diana Shinske
Ken Backiel
Sandy Blair
Ed Lowe
Daniel Devoe
James Navyac
Bob Shepherd
Henry Johns
August French
Jamie McAdam
Judi & Ralph Woodward
Ron Kraska
Diane Brown
Rita Solak
Michelle DeGuzman
Laura Gee
Rick Loftus
Marie Parker
April Shaw
Jim Parton
Leah Becker
Ruth Becker
Kerri Kwilos
Amando Jayme
Dan Moylan
Bernice Moore
Ken Schaffer
Steve Aschenbrenner
Amy Moloney
Cindy Wright
Gerald Borg
Michael Taylor
Sally Dixon
Stuart Harris
Jerry Borycz
Dan Kerry
Addy Donahue
Brian Greenlee
Arlene Thomas
Marco Rea
Margaret Kennston
Joanne LaFleur
Karen Craig
Michelle Bilbrey
In order to keep this list current, names will be kept on the
list for one month only. Please call 313-277-3110 to keep
a loved one on the list. Thank you.
Please pray for these young men
and women who are discerning
God’s call to the priesthood and
religious life.
Colleen Bailey, a 2007
Edsel Ford HS graduate and a
parishioner, is in formation for
the Miles Christi Religious order
in Northville, MI.
Jeffery Edmonds, a 2005
DCHS graduate and a
parishioner at St. Mary, Wayne,
in formation for the Oblates
of St. Francis de Sales.
Sr. Rita Clare Yoches, a 1997
DCHS graduate and former
parishioner, in formation for the
Franciscan Sisters, T.O.R., of
Steubenville.
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Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan
Knights Notes
Archdiocesan News
O’Kelley Lounge 23663 Park Street Dearborn
(313) 278-5600
A Mini-Series on the Order of the
Mass by Msgr. Kasza
A Liturgical Moment:
Opening Prayer
The technical term for the Opening Prayer is the Collect
because the
oration (or prayer) “collects” all of
the prayers (both spoken and in our hearts) and gathers
them into a unified prayer said by the priest. He
introduces it by “Let us pray.” The structure is a form of
address (usually to the Father), followed by a
petition and then a conclusion. The people assent to the
prayer by saying “Amen” the Hebrew word for “so be it.”
The priest raises his hands in a position known as the
orans (or praying) position while he pronounces the
prayer. The texts for the Collect are very old dating to the
earliest celebrations in the Church. For reflection: During
the Opening Collect, am I listening to the words of the
prayer and joining my prayers and petitions to those of
the priest? Do I truly try to enter into the celebration with
my whole being?
HAVE DINNER WITH US ONE NIGHT THIS WEEK:
Tues: Polish Dinner by Veronica’s Catering (4pm-8pm)
Wed: Blackened Catfish by Jimmy (4pm-8pm)
Thurs: Jimmy’s Famous Fried Chicken Dinner (4pm-8pm)
Friday: Fish Fry by Veronicas Catering and Burgers by Jimmy
(11am-8pm)
Sat:
Jimmy’s ½ pound Burgers & hand cut fries (12pm-8pm)
Sun: Soul Sunday, Burgers & Music by Jimmy (12pm-8pm)
Readings for the Week of April 5, 2015
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wed:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Next Sun:
Acts 10:34a, 37-43/Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8/Jn
20:1-9 or Mk 16:1-7 or Lk 24:13-35
Acts 2:14, 22-33/Mt 28:8-15
Acts 2:36-41/Jn 20:11-18
Acts 3:1-10/Lk 24:13-35
Acts 3:11-26/Lk 24:35-48
Acts 4:1-12/Jn 21:1-14
Acts 4:13-21/Mk 16:9-15
Acts 4:32-35/1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-31
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Newspaper, the official publication of the Archdiocese of
Detroit, has been named the second-best Catholic newspaper of
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award-winning local Catholic news coverage, special messages
from Archbishop Vigneron, as well as challenging and inspiring
local commentary on Catholic issues. You’ll also find news
from Pope Francis, faith-building resources, Q&As, events, job
listings, clergy assignments, death notices and much more from
across the Archdiocese of Detroit.
The Michigan Catholic is funded entirely through subscriptions
and advertising revenue and depends on its supporters to
continue its 142-year-old mission of spreading the Gospel
through news media. To subscribe, call (313) 224-8002 or visit
www.themichigancatholic.com/subscribe.
Church of the Divine Child, Dearborn, Michigan
THINK SUMMER!
THINK CYO BOYS and GIRLS CAMPS!
Join us as we “Follow the Stars” and learn from the lives of the saints
as they point the way to Jesus. Summer campers, ages 7 to 16, will
enjoy the great outdoors through a variety of activities such as swimming, archery, team initiatives, arts & crafts, climbing wall, high
ropes (ages 12 and up), campfires, outdoor cooking, non-competitive
sports, our adventure catechesis, and so much more! Along the way
your child will discover positive new friendships and have lots of fun
in a caring, Catholic environment.
Register online at www.cyocamps.org or by calling the Camps Office
at 810-622-8744. The first camp session begins July 5.
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What’s in your Toolbox?
A weekend retreat for married couples, April 17-19, 2015, at St.
Paul of the Cross Retreat Center.
Marriage is sacred, a special sacrament in the Community of
Church. But marriage is also a challenge and hard work at
times, demanding the very best skills available to us. This
retreat will offer couples an opportunity to celebrate the
grace, love and blessings of God in their sacrament, and at
the same time, offer ways to make better use of those tools
that can enhance communication, renew love and
commitment, and bring new life to your love for one
another. Call Marcia at (313) 286-2802 or email
[email protected]!
What is a Detroit MASS Mob?
On a chosen Sunday, everyone attends Mass at a specific
historic parish in Detroit. The concept requires very little effort.
You simply show up for Mass (as announced) at a beautiful, old
church.
These historic churches are awe inspiring, so be sure to bring a
camera. Stepping into these churches, will make you feel like
you have stepped into a church in Europe. It is simply
breathtaking!
Prior Detroit Mass Mob's have been very well attended. The
events have drawn as many as 2000 people, filling these
churches and providing them support.
Please connect with us at these official sites:
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•
•
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•
Web: detroitmassmob.com
Facebook page: Detroit Mass Mob
Facebook group: Catholic Mass Mob of Detroit
NEW! Instagram: @detroitmassmob
NEW! Twitter: @detroitmassmob
Here is our 2015 schedule:
04/19/15 Good Shepherd (FKA Annunciation),
1265 Parkview, Detroit 12 Noon Mass
05/3/15 Ste. Anne de Detroit, 1000 Ste. Anne,
Detroit 12 Noon Mass
06/07/15 St. Matthew, 6021 Whittier, Detroit 10 a.m. Mass
07/12/15 St. Aloysius, 1234 Washington Blvd,
Detroit, 11 a.m. Mass
08/9/15 St. Josaphat, 715 E Canfield, Detroit
12 Noon Mass
09/13/15 St. Hedwig, 3245 Junction, Detroit 12 Noon Mass
10/11/15 Transfiguration, 5830 Simon K, Detroit
12 Noon Mass
11/8/15 SS Peter and Paul, 438 St. Antoine, Detroit,
11 a.m. Mass
12/6/15 St. Leo, 4860 15th St., Detroit 12 Noon Mass
PLEASE JOIN US!!
Buddy’s Pizza “Slice for Life” Fundraiser for the
Capuchin Soup Kitchen
Monday, April 13 (11:00 AM to 10:00 PM)
Feed your family while supporting the Capuchin Soup
Kitchen! All the 2-topping pizza and salad you can eat at
all Metro Detroit Buddy’s Pizza locations (dine-in only).
Carry-out available. Tickets: $15 adults; $7 children
under 10. Tickets available in advance by calling 313-579
-2100 ext. 170 or purchase at the door on April 13.
Bethany South Spring Fling Dance
Saturday, May 2, 2015
8:00pm - 11:30pm
Our Lady of the Angels Church 6442 Pelham Road in
Taylor (Between I-94 and Ecorse Road)
DJ Mike, Admission $12 includes snacks and non-alcoholic
beverages. Please bring a non-perishable food item for the
church food pantry. Call Judy 313.389.4730 or Chris
313.561.9721 for details.
Widowed Friends Peer Support Group
Widowed Friends offers widowed men and women of all
ages, within the Archdiocese of Detroit, caring
companionship and the opportunity for healing, spiritual
development, education and wonderful new growth.
Our enrichment activities meeting a variety of needs to
facilitate the journey from grief to a new sense of joy
and purpose.
Widowed of all faiths are welcome.
Visit our website: www.widowedfriends.org or contact
Rose 586-876-1270 email [email protected]
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In all things, give God thanks
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