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The Weekly Bulletin for Christ, Our Light! Catholic Church 3077 Glouchester, Troy, Michigan 48084in the Family that includes: Guardian Angels, Saint Anastasia, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton and Saint Lucy CroatianTheSPOTLIGHTFebruary 13, 2022WORLDMARRIAGEDAYSixth Sunday in Ordinary TimeAnd raising his eyes toward his disciples he said:“Blessed are you who are poor,For the kingdom of God is yours.Blessed are you who are now hungry,for you will be satisfied.Blessed are you who are now weeping,for you will laugh.Blessed are you when people hate you, andwhen they exclude you and insult you, anddenounce your name as evil on account of theSon of Man.Rejoice and leap for joy on that day!Behold, your reward will be great in heaven.For their ancestors treated the prophets inthe same way ”Luke 17:20-23
Christ, Our Light!Page 2CHRIST, OUR LIGHT!HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY(Grades 9 - 12)Patricia Mickus,Mother/Mother-in-Law ofThomas/Mary MickusJanuary 26, 2022DeAnne Maher,Mother/Mother-in-Law ofKris/Jim O’ConnorJanuary 28, 2022Father Simone VassalliPIME Missionary PriestFebruary 5, 2022Please keep the Maher, Mickus, O’Connor, and VassalliFamilies and Friends and the order of PIME priests(who often say Mass for us when Father Demmer is notavailable) in your prayers.UPCOMING EVENTSSunday, February 13, 2022: No gatheringWednesday, February 16, 2022: 7-8:30 PM:A’more at Panera (Valentine’s Day Party)Sunday, February 20, 2022: No gathering:Winter BreakSunday, February 27, 2022: 5:30-7:30 PM:Walk with the Saints Exhibition atChrist, Our Light!\Please R.S.V.P. or for more information contact:Elaine Cervera at elaine.cervera@coltroy.orgVOLUNTEERS NEEDEDFor Lenten Friday Soup LunchesThere is interest in resuming Soup Lunches onFridays during Lent, after 12:05 PM Mass.If you are willing to participate by making a crockpotof soup on one (or more) Fridays, please contactElaine Cervera (elaine.cervera@coltroy.org) as soonas possible.If there are not enough committed volunteers, theLenten Friday Soup Lunches will not be possible.Thank you for considering this opportunity.MARRIAGE PRAYERLORD, help us to remember when we first metand the strong love that grew between us, towork that love into practical things so nothingcan divide us.We ask for words both kind and loving andhearts always ready to ask forgiveness as well asto forgive.Dear Lord, we put our marriage into Yourhands.READYING FOR LENT:FROM “A VISION FOR CLEAN WATER”Recently A Vision for Clean Water learned thatthere was a need to be met among residents of acommunity in the Navajo Nation that had no runningwater in their homes. After conferring with theIyabito Chapter members to determine their needs,AVFCW purchased and delivered householdhandwashing stations to 40 Navajo families withinthis Chapter in New Mexico. Additionally, each ofthese families received a gallon of handwashingsoap to ensure that the sink was operational for alength of time. The base of the station holds fivegallons of clean water that, when used for washing,is discharged into the side grey water tank.The supportive partnershipwith many of themembers of Christ, OurLight! parish — andespecially having us as anoption for your LentenGiving — is so veryimportant to the missionand abilities of AVFCW.We are so grateful.For more informationvisit our website:avisionforcleanwater.org
Christ, Our Light!WEEKLY READINGS AND OBSERVANCESReadings for the week of February 13:Sunday: Jer 17:5-8/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4, 6 [40:5a]/1 Cor15:12, 16-20/Lk 6:17, 20-26Monday: Jas 1:1-11/Ps 119:67, 68, 71, 72, 75, 76/Mk8:11-13Tuesday: Jas 1:12-18/Ps 94:12-13a, 14-15, 18-19/Mk8:14-21Wednesday: Jas 1:19-27/Ps 15:2-3a, 3bc-4ab, 5/Mk8:22-26Thursday: Jas 2:1-9/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7/Mk 8:27-33Friday: Jas 2:14-24, 26/Ps 112:1-2, 3-4, 5-6/Mk8:34—9:1Saturday: Jas 3:1-10/Ps 12:2-3, 4-5, 7-8/Mk 9:2-13Next Sunday: 1 Sm 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23/Ps 103:12, 3-4, 8, 10, 12-13 [8a]/1 Cor 15:45-49/Lk 6:27-38Observances for the week of February 13:Sunday: 6th Sundayin Ordinary Time; World Marriage DayMonday: Saints Cyril, Monk, and Methodius, Bishop;Valentine’s DayThursday: Seven Holy Founders of the Servite OrderCATHOLIC PROGRAMMINGEWTN Channels:562 (AT&T), 44 (WOW), 393 (COMCAST),on ewtn.com, and on APPs for Roku or Amazon FirestickCatholic Television Network Channels:398 (COMCAST); and on APPS for ROKU, AmazonFirestick, Apple TV, Samsung Smart TV; and online atcatholictv.org Links to the TV channels are on our website at:https://christourlight.weconnect.com Radio stations:990 AM: - WDEO: EWTN/Ave Maria RadioPodcasts: There are many interesting and inspiringpodcasts (pre-recorded broadcasts) available on theArchdiocese of Detroit website at:https://www.unleashthegospel.org/podcastsRCIA classes are at 7 PM on Wednesdays, in thesocial hall. All adults are welcome to attend class(es)! No registration is necessary.BIBLE & BAGELSPlease join us Wednesdays, from 10 AM - Noon,for Bible & Bagels. No registration necessary. All arewelcome!Page 3THIS WEEK IN OUR CHURCHFebruary 14 - February 20MondayTuesdayMah JonggNoonReligious Education:Grades 1-4:5-6:15 PMGrades 5-8:6:30-8 PMMass, followed by Rosary9 AMWednesday Mass, followed by Rosary9 AMBible and Bagels10 AMRCIA7 PMChoir7 PMCOLT (H.S. Youth Group) A’moreValentine Party at Panera 7-8:30 PMThursday Mass, followed by Rosary9 AMFridayMass, followed by Rosary 12:05 PMSaturday Men’s Fellowship/no in-person/only via conference call7:45 AMSpecial Needs10 AMReconciliation3 PMMass4 PMSunday 7th Sunday in Ordinary TimeMass8 AMMass/livestreamed9:30 AMMass11 AMNo Pre-School, Kindergarten andNo High School Youth Group:Winter BreakWALK AMONG THE SAINTSPRE-LENTEN REFLECTION:A Self-Guided Journey on Display HereFriday, February 25– Sunday, February 27Learn more about how the lives of the saints canguide us throughout life. There will be reflections foreach saint, including words from Pope Francis.The “walkway banners” will be in both vestibules.Participation time is estimated to be about one hour.This event is for individuals, families: everyone! Wehope you can share in this unique, meaningful WalkAmong the Saints.
Christ, Our Light!Page 4SPECIAL NEEDSALL BELONG FAITH ENRICHMENT CIRCLEDuring our Prayer Service on Saturday, intentions were focused on supporting one another and for asking Godto guide those who are ill or who have lost loved ones. We then exercised and flexed our muscles, guided by ourleader Amy, a Physical Therapist and our Coach. Everyone felt “stretched out” and motivated to practice athome too.Our class is “all in” on health, nutrition and hydration. We want to be healthy so we can be active and involvedin all aspects of our lives and in our church. We also want to be Role Models.Our class survey turned up strawberries as the favorite fruit and carrots as the favorite vegetable. No surprisesthere. What are your favorites? The students said that they are focused on keeping hydrated and sipping waterthroughout the day. That is a goal that all can pursue. How are you doing in that regard?Exercise is easy for our group. Many members are involved in the Olympics — from ice skating, to golf, tobowling, and various other sports. Several also walk their dogs, shovel the snow and do chores, all of whichcount as exercise. Before Covid and, to a certain extent now, some students enjoy walking, swimming,horseback riding and bicycling, as well as attending an exercise program.Our lesson involved being a follower of Jesus and being strong and loving. In that regard, we would like tomake Blessing Bags in a few weeks and are in need of small tubes of toothpaste, toothbrushes, body soap,shampoo, Chapstick and small combs. If any of you would like to help us out, you can bring the items to myoffice. The Youth Group does this, too, and we all share. Our parish is a community, and it is a joy to work onministries together.I want to encourage members of our class to participate in the Mass. Ask the ushers if you can bring up theGifts. It’s an important way to participate.One of the pictures is of three of our members, pre Covid, putting healthy snacks together. That is our goal forthe future, so if you have any recipes that you would like to share, please do!The other pictures are of Kit showing us how to meditate during Andrea Bocelli’s “Our Father” and alsoshowing us how to do the motions to “I Have a Dream.” Our goal is to have it ready to present at our FamilyDay Celebration on March 5th.May your day be filled with prayer, hydration, exercise and nourishing food. The soul and the body need both.PamPam La Grassa, Director,Special Needs Program248.649.5510, ext. 113
Christ, Our Light!Page 5RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWSIt’s rare that our Monday Night Formation falls on Valentine’s Day, but this year our class falls on February 14. Iknow that Valentine’s Day is a Hallmark holiday and has its secular and romantic ties, but Scripture is abundant inits references to “love.” When speaking of virtues, our theological virtues are faith, hope, and love. The greatest ofthese is love (1 Corinthians 13:13). The love of God or God’s love is mentioned throughout the Bible.A most popular Scripture passage, heard at many weddings, states:Love is patient, love is kind.It does not envy, it does notboast,it is not proud.It does not dishonor others,It is not self-seeking,It is not easily angered,it keeps no record of wrongs.Love does not delight in evil,but rejoices with the truth.It always protects, always trusts,always hopes, alwaysperseveres.Love never fails.(1 Corinthians 13:4-8)And the most famous Scripture passage of all – John 3:16For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son,That whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.Saint Valentine lived during the third century. He was a doctor before becoming a priest and served in Rome.Valentine was known for marrying couples who couldn’t legally be married in Rome by order of Emperor ClaudiusII. The emperor thought that marriage would keep men from serving as soldiers and if married, it would distractthem. Valentine was sent to jail for performing these marriages. While in jail, Valentine befriended his jailer,Asterious, whose daughter, Julia, was blind. Julia visited Valentine in jail and he helped her with her lessons.Valentine restored Julia’s sight through God’s miraculous healing. Emperor Claudius came to like Valentine, andoffered to pardon him if he renounced his Christian faith and worshipped the Roman Gods. Valentine refused andencouraged Claudius to follow Jesus. Claudius was so enraged over this that he sentenced Valentine to die. He wasexecuted on February 14, 270 AD. Before he died, he wrote a letter of encouragement to Julia, which he closed with“From your Valentine.” Valentine is the patron saint of love, marriage, young people, and greetings.THERE ARE NO RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, INOBSERVANCE OF THE SCHOOLS’ MIDWINTER BREAK.JoAnn BonahoomDirector of Religious EducationMEN’S FELLOWSHIP AT CHRIST, OUR LIGHT!Here is a thought starter from this Sunday’s Readings (2/13/22). The Gospel (Lk 6: 17, 20-26) contains what we call“The Beatitudes.” It’s usually easier to look at others, but in what ways might you see yourself as “poor” (meansmore than just financially)? “Hungry” (what in your life might you be hungry for)? “Weeping” (can mean more thanjust sorrow – what might you be pounding the kitchen table in frustration about)? Or “persecuted” (are you criticizedfor being a Catholic, going to Church on Sunday)?Here is a thought starter using next week’s Readings (2/20/22). The Responsorial Psalm (Ps103: 1-13) says, “Notaccording to our sins does he deal with us, nor does he requite us according to our crimes. As far as the east is fromthe west, so far has he put our transgressions from us. As a father has compassion on his children, so the LORD hascompassion on those who fear him (hold Him in awe).” How can this Truth about God’s love affect any self-guiltfeelings you may have?As always, you are invited to come and share in the discussion at our meeting (conference call only/no in-personthrough February) on Saturday mornings from 7:45 – 9:00. Please contact the parish office to get information on theMen’s Fellowship.
Christ, Our Light!MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK9:00 AM Tuesday, February 15Dec. Mary and Jim PulteReq. by MaryAnn and Don FarrellInt. of Michael Ruzycki (Health)Req. by the Reeser FamilySpecial Intention9:00 AM Wednesday, February 16Dec. Mary McKayReq. by Christ, Our Light!Dec. Rita SchwartzReq. by MaryAnn and Don FarrellInt. of the Michael Rodgers FamilyReq. by Mom, Dad and Aunt Barbara9:00 AM Thursday, February 17Seven Holy Founders of the Servite OrderDec. Mary Lou PerzykReq. by Joy and Robert Paesano12:05 PM Friday, February 18Dec. June HardingReq. by Barbara Harding HomerDec. Members of the Hydel FamilyReq. by Joanne Mieszczak4:00 PM Saturday, February 19Blessed Virgin MaryDec. Grace Von KossReq. by the Von Koss FamilyDec. Linda Capp MajeskeReq. by MaryAnn and Don FarrellDec. Frank WiecekReq. by Len and Moira PrekelDec. Kent Brown (2nd Anniversary)Req. by Sylvia and Dylan Brown8:00 AM Sunday, February 20Page 6Please Pray for the Sick and HomeboundJasmen ActonFrances AgnelloCorey BaumanPam BiskeAndrew BoyleJill BuccafurriBetty BurgesonMelanie BurkhardtMary CoblentzDennis CasanovasCharnas FamilyMitch CochranCatherine CushingMarjorie DeCapiteCindy DeLovenzoAnne Marie DettmerSteve DeWittKatie DohertyLarry DonabedianBrian DreerCheech EamesJoAnn EatonCarol EricksonMary EverlyDon FarrellMaryAnn FarrellAlice FournierCarol GibsonCesar GonzalezJustine GonzalezMichael GoodwinGail GraorHelen GrussMary HannonMaya HarrisJex J. HarrisonMary HeadNels HighbergMary Helen HritPeter HritIsabellaCarolyn JohnstonKaciMargo KerrKaven KilluSandi KirkJeanine KrauseGordon LarsonShirley LejaBill LinstruthBrandon LyonWalter MajeskeRita MakhijaniAlice MancinaRita MannJoseph MaresPreston McCartneyJanet MillerPaul MittlestaedtPat MoranGiovanna MorelliNatalieJack NortonPatti OldaniRachel OldaniMarcia OuelletteKathryn PalmerZEd PerryJim PfiesterMarie PietilaMaud PlumerDennis RamsdenKarin RauchJohn ReeserGeorgia ReidJanet RhoadesRene RicksLauren RobertsDon RobinsonBill/Pat RodgersBarb RozakCarol RyanVictor SaccaroSally SeneseTom ShantryDonna SpaniolaRoger StJeanAnn Marie TeliKitty ThayerJerry TislerMargaret TrzebinskiSelma VelillaChristine VertreesBill WebbSteve WiercinskiCarol WerthmannIrene ZitkusRay ZukowskiSeventh Sunday in Ordinary TimeDec. Leocadia (Lee) LitkaReq. by Carol Litka Cole9:30 AM SundayDec. JoAnne McMillanReq. by Barbara Harding HomerDec. Jack GilsonReq. by Pat and PeggyDec. Rick Bearden (2nd Anniversary)Req. by the Brooks FamilyDec. Ron KanczuzewskiReq. by JoAnn Fagan11:00 AM SundayDec. Erica StoneReq. by Jim and Linda ClemensDec. Matt ArensReq. by Nancy ArensPLEASE PRAY FOR THE MILITARYSgt. Edward AlsepL.Cpl. Sarah Fitzpatrick AlsepKeith Armstrong, US ArmyLt. Cmdr. Kristian BartonL. Cpl. Wayne ChuangPvt. Nathan CobleighCpl. Johnny Do, USMCJohn Dunn, MD MAJ MCCDR Patrick DunnPFC Michael GallagherRyan Gieleghem, Cmdr, US NavyRonald Green USCGTroy Glendye, F. Cmdr., USCGTy Griffin, US ArmySFC Eric Hesse, US ArmyCaptain Ben HeckertDereck JersakKyle Kosal, Specialist E4Sgt. Brendan Lamb, US ArmyTech. Sgt. Timothy McCartySgt. Brian McKnightL. Cpl. Ethan MesseneLt. Andrew Nicoletti, USAFJohn Michael Phillips, USMCCpl. John Paul Pineiro, USMCCapt. A. J. PrzybylaFT1 Matthew Schwab, USNPaul Schwab Jr., USNS.N. Schwab, MPL. Cpl. Aaron SewellWill Sherwood, FC2, USNEN3 Christopher Shires, USNElizabeth Zemba, Air Force
Christ, Our Light!Page 7CHRIST, OUR LIGHT! MINISTRY SCHEDULECelebrantMusicianFebruary 194:00 PMDay/TimeFather DonDeacon JohnnyDavid MinnickTeresa UlrichEileen MercierLaura MurphyCathie Jo Seamon Kay TorigianFebruary 208:00 AMFather DonDavid MinnickN. O’ConnorJoe SheffieckMichelle TadianPatricia StoreyFather DonDeacon JohnnyDavid MinnickBob GammicchiaDiane SchriftKarla SuttonJean SkalskyFather DonDavid MinnickRocky RaczkowskiMary MickusKathryn RoesslerRamiro Perez de la TorreFebruary 209:30 AMFebruary 2011:00 AMMASS TIMESWeekend Mass ScheduleSaturday Vigil Mass4:00 PMSunday Morning8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 AMWeekday Mass ScheduleTuesday, Wednesday,Thursday Mass 9:00 AMFriday Mass12:05 ght.weconnect.com.Email Blast cebook.com/ChristOurLightSouth Oakland Vicariate(Vicar: Reverend Paul Snyder;Pastor, Saint Mary’s ofRoyal se website:www.aod.orgLectorsPARISH STAFFMain number:248.649.5510Reverend Don DemmerFatherDon@coltroy.orgDeacon Johnny Vannestejvanneste@aol.comCarol ReeserParish Secretary/Ext 100Altar ServersEucharistic MinistersSacrament of ReconciliationSaturday: 3:00 3:30 PM, or by appointment.Visiting the Homebound and HospitalizedPlease notify the parish office.Sacrament of Baptism / Sacrament of MarriageParish policy is that the individuals are practicingCatholics and registered members of the parish. Contactthe parish office for arrangements and more information.RCIAAdults interested in becoming Catholic, celebrating amissed Sacrament or simply learning more about theCatholic faith, should contact the office for informationBill KonanosBusiness Manager/Ext 111JoAnn BonahoomDirector, Rel. Ed/Ext 107Janet Surdu /Ext 107Religious Education SecretaryPam La Grassa/Ext 113PARISH LEADERSHIPDirector of Special NeedsParish Council meets the third Tuesday of specified months.Elaine CerveraTony Gallucci - ChairmanYouth Minister/Ext 105Teresa Ulrich - Co-Chair, SecretaryParish Life CoordinatorKen BeechMegan BestulMary MurrayCathyPolsinelliPaulWeaverCommunications Coordinator/Parish Commissions meet the second Tuesday of the month.Ext 101David MinnickCHRISTIAN EDUCATIONHOSPITALITYMusic MinisterCOMMISSIONTeresa Ulrich248.961.2410Malisa BurtSaint Vincent de PaulBeth GoochNeedy Assistance/Ext 112CHRISTIAN SERVICEKay Torigian - ChairmanTina Tisler - Co-ChairOFFICE HOURS:Monday - Friday:PARISH FINANCE COUNCILSTEWARDSHIP8:30 AM - 4 PMPaul BurkeMichael LusardiBill BurtSaturday: 2:30 - 5:30 PMJohn Myszak, III Jerry StaegerDoug WrightSunday: 7:45 AM - 12:30 PMSOUTH OAKLAND VICARIATE REPRESENTATIVES- the church is open duringTony DiMarco Tom Lenhardthese times
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