Dear Brothers and Sisters, First of all, on behalf of Deaf community at St. John’s and Our Lady of Loretto’s, I want to extend heartfelt congratulation to Detroit Association of the Deaf. As many of you know, they are celebrating 100th anniversary. This has made me think of our 100th anniversary celebration two years ago. It was truly a wonderful celebration, and I felt fortunate to be part of this important moment in our history. I am excited that many people from Detroit will attend “Deaf Catholic Mass Mob” at St. Mary Cathedral in Lansing on November 13. I know the Deaf Catholic community in the diocese of Lansing is honored to have you with them for Mass. Thank you for your willingness to attend and support them. Paul Kuplicki, Sr. is working hard to develop a new website for our Deaf Catholic community. I am hopeful that it will be ready online next month or so. More information on the website will be shared with all of you. The Holy Year of Mercy will conclude on November 20. The next Jubilee probably will occur in 2025 - nine years from now. Some of us probably won’t live to celebrate again another holy year in 2025. Hence, I think it would be good idea if you say a prayer of gratitude to God for letting you witness and celebrate this Holy Year with the whole Church. For Advent, St. John’s Deaf Center will have Bible study classes on November 29, December 6, 13, & 20. In prior to the classes at 7 PM, we will have Adoration from 5:45 PM to 6:45 PM. Please come to both every Tuesdays during the Advent! In addition, Michelle Kulpa will offer talk at Our Lady of Loretto’s during the Advent. For more information, please contact Michelle. On November 20, I will offer Sacrament of the Anointing after Mass at OLL and SJDC. Happy Thanksgiving with God’s blessing! Fr. MD Archdiocese of Detroit St. John’s Deaf Center Our Lady of Loretto West Detroit Catholic Deaf Catholic Deaf Newsletter November 2016 Volume 35 Issue 11
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Dear Brothers and Sisters,
First of all, on behalf of Deaf community at St. John’s and Our Lady of Loretto’s, I want to extend heartfelt
congratulation to Detroit Association of the Deaf. As many of you know, they are celebrating 100th anniversary.
This has made me think of our 100th anniversary celebration two years ago. It was truly a wonderful celebration,
and I felt fortunate to be part of this important moment in our history.
I am excited that many people from Detroit will attend “Deaf Catholic Mass Mob” at St. Mary Cathedral in
Lansing on November 13. I know the Deaf Catholic community in the diocese of Lansing is honored to have you
with them for Mass. Thank you for your willingness to attend and support them.
Paul Kuplicki, Sr. is working hard to develop a new website for our Deaf Catholic community. I am hopeful that
it will be ready online next month or so. More information on the website will be shared with all of you.
The Holy Year of Mercy will conclude on November 20. The next Jubilee probably will occur in 2025 - nine
years from now. Some of us probably won’t live to celebrate again another holy year in 2025. Hence, I think it
would be good idea if you say a prayer of gratitude to God for letting you witness and celebrate this Holy Year
with the whole Church.
For Advent, St. John’s Deaf Center will have Bible study classes on November 29, December 6, 13, & 20. In
prior to the classes at 7 PM, we will have Adoration from 5:45 PM to 6:45 PM.
Please come to both every Tuesdays during the Advent!
In addition, Michelle Kulpa will offer talk at Our Lady of Loretto’s during the Advent. For more
information, please contact Michelle.
On November 20, I will offer Sacrament of the Anointing after Mass at OLL
and SJDC.
Happy Thanksgiving with God’s blessing!
Fr. MD
Archdiocese of Detroit St. John’s Deaf Center
Our Lady of Loretto West Detroit Catholic Deaf
Catholic Deaf Newsletter
November 2016 Volume 35 Issue 11
Remember in Your Prayers
Those Who have Died
Claudia Garman
Isaac Mbwimbwi (Yalamoya and Anita’s son)
Randy Rice (Rick’s brother)
Those Who are Sick
Irene Blakely
Tony Dean
Henry Dogwill
Larry Dunaj
Phyllis Dunaj
Tom Dunaj
Jeff Kish
Robin Scalise Kish
Barbara Lemker
Ellen Trieper
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“No one, however weak, is denied a share in the victory of the
cross. No one is beyond the help of the prayer of Christ.”
Christian Services
We at St. John’s Deaf Center Christian Services are trying to support Deaf families for Thanksgiving.
We need your support to help those who have little.
We are in need of the following:
Food Gift Certificates
Cash
Checks
All of these donations will be made to Deaf families.
There will be a collection on Sundays during 11:30 am Mass - second collection. The deadline for all
of these donations will be November 20, 2016. If you prefer to make a cash donation, please give
cash/checks to SJDC c/o: Paul Kuplicki and memo: Christian Services.
God Bless You, Beth Ann Aylesworth and staff
SJDC and OLL-WDCD
Remember these people who died between November 2015 and October, 2016
Jennie Buchalski (Bob’s & Gerry’s mother)
John DeMassa
Russ Fellows (Cindy Landino’s friend)
Nelson Finks
Tom Foley
Claudia Garman
Patrick Garman
Isaac Mbwimbwi (Yalamoya’s & Anita’s son)
Melvina McCall
Martha McCloskey (Michelle Kulpa’s aunt)
Donald McKay
Virginia Piotroski (Florence LaPorte’s sister)
Jerome Reif
Randy Rice (Rick’s brother)
Fr. Rene Robert
Mary Smith (Liz Swinney’s daughter)
Joel Spishak
Catherine Todd (Ethel Senical’s friend)
Nina Vittrano
Terry Wadowski (Bob & Gerry Buchalski’s step-cousin)
Tony Zdanowski (Marjorie Stemple’s son)
Anointing of the
Sick on November
20th after Mass at
OLL-WDCD and
Holy Innocents
Church
Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament at SJDC
Date: November 29th,
December 6th, 13th, 20th
Time: 5:45pm to 6:45pm
SJDC’s Bible Study Classes
Date: November 29th, December 6th, 13th, 20th
Time: 7pm
“SHARING CHRIST IN AND THROUGH the CHURCH”
Catholic Services Appeal 2016
Each year the Church calls us to help our local churches, support programs offered by the Archdiocese, give as faithful stewards, and pray for Christ’s work to be done. As Catholics, it is our DUTY to help people in need; we can do that through the CSA. The Catholic Deaf Community depends on the success of CSA. We need your help. There are 2 ways to do it: a one-time donation, or, a payment plan. These are difficult times for everyone but this is a one-time yearly donation. Please pray over this, remembering all the gifts God has given you. ALL CHECKS [OLL-WDCD & SJDC] payable to SJDC CSA God bless you!
Detroit Deaf Catholics
All are welcome!
“10 Commandments and Confession”
Sundays only: October 16th , November 13th , December 4th .
Time: 1 - 3 pm
At: Holy Innocents Church
16359 Frazho Road
Roseville, MI 48066
Speakers: Beth Ann Aylesworth and John Snook
Do we understand the meaning of each of the 10 commandments?
How do the 10 commandments apply to our everyday lives?
