Eighteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time | August 1, 2021 S. M C C 40501 Hayes Road · Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313 MISSION STATEMENT: St. Michael Catholic Community strives to be a welcoming parish where people come together to worship, learn and grow in faith. Through our actions, we demonstrate our beliefs in fellowship, service and generous tithing of time, talent and treasure while empowering people to take a more active role in the mission of the church. We care for one another and receive comfort and support in our own times of need. All are encouraged to participate in the journey to live by Christ’s example and build the kingdom of God by sharing His word with those we meet. Recently, one of our parish nurses handed me an arcle to read about ways to assess an older adult who may need caregiving assistance. For my purposes, I found the delineaon of categories of concern a helpful guide for people. The goal is independence for as long as the person is able to manage well. The queson is, however, what does it mean to manage well? What are the things one looks for to see if someone is living well independently? Mobility is an issue. One in four older adults will fall. It is important that our living spaces are freed from obstacles that create hazards: stairs without rails, throw rugs (a big issue), stepladders, and stools. We need to rethink things we once did in light of our safety. If our overall goal is independence, maintaining it, then it is important that we do our part to maintain that independence by being prudent. A lack of mobility is also an important concern because it affects us physically and psychologically. We are built to move. Short walks are good for the mind and the body. My mom had life-long hip problems and walking wasn’t easy for her especially as she aged. While sing, she was always moving and stretching her feet and arms just to keep herself limber. I respected that. She couldn’t do much, but she always did something each day to help herself out. I bought her a sign that read: “Today I went from the bed to the couch. There is no stopping me now.” We laughed about it oen. Mental health is important. One of the things I noce most about older adults is they have a lot of me on their hands. That gives them freedom to do what they (Connued on page 2) From Fr. Mike… Registration for Fall FLT is on-going! (Families Learning Together) If you have not yet registered your child(ren) for Fall FLT please either stop by the Parish Office, visit our St. Michael webpage at www.stmichaelcc.org Faith Formation Religious Ed/FLT or call the FLT office at 586.247.0098. Classes begin the week of September 26. We look forward to partnering with you in the Faith Formation of your child!
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Eighteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time | August 1, 2021
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MISSION STATEMENT: St. Michael Catholic Community strives to be a welcoming parish where people come together to worship, learn and grow in faith. Through our actions, we demonstrate our beliefs in fellowship, service and generous tithing of time, talent and treasure while empowering people to take a more active role in the mission of the church. We care for one another and receive comfort and support in our own times of need. All are encouraged to participate in the journey to live by Christ’s example and build the kingdom of God by sharing His word with those we meet.
Recently, one of our parish nurses handed me an ar!cle to read about ways to assess an older adult who may need caregiving assistance. For my purposes, I found the delinea!on of categories of concern a helpful guide for people. The goal is independence for as long as the person is able to manage well. The ques!on is, however, what does it mean to manage well? What are the things one looks for to see if someone is living well independently?
Mobility is an issue. One in four older adults will fall. It is important that our living spaces are freed from obstacles that create hazards: stairs without rails, throw rugs (a big issue), stepladders, and stools. We need to rethink things we once did in light of our safety. If our overall goal is independence, maintaining it, then it is important that we do our part to maintain that independence by being prudent.
A lack of mobility is also an important concern because it affects us physically and psychologically. We are built to move. Short walks are good for the mind and the body. My mom had life-long hip problems and walking wasn’t easy for her especially as she aged. While si#ng, she was always moving and stretching her feet and arms just to keep herself limber. I respected that. She couldn’t do much, but she always did something each day to help herself out. I bought her a sign that read: “Today I went from the bed to the couch. There is no stopping me now.” We laughed about it o$en.
Mental health is important. One of the things I no!ce most about older adults is they have a lot of !me on their hands. That gives them freedom to do what they
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From Fr. Mike…
Registration for Fall FLT is on-going! (Families Learning Together)
If you have not yet registered your child(ren) for Fall FLT please either stop by the Parish Office, visit our
St. Michael webpage at www.stmichaelcc.org
Faith Formation Religious Ed/FLT
or call the FLT office at 586.247.0098. Classes begin the week of September 26.
We look forward to partnering with you in the Faith Formation of your child!
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want and when they want to do it, but too much !me on your hands can also lead to problems like over-thinking things, rumina!ng over the past, present, or future problems, and over-focusing on sins that were commi9ed decades ago but now trouble our consciences. When we spend too much !me alone, we can lose perspec!ve. Short calls and short visits—20 minutes—can be helpful to maintain our sense of balance. Having li9le cri9ers like an older cat or dog can also be wonderful companions. Animal shelters have lots of dogs and cats looking for someone to love them.
Depression is a big concern and surprisingly common among the elderly. As we age, we cope with a lot of loss. A spouse dies. We lose our ability to drive. We can’t do the things we once did. We’re treated like children instead of mature adults. Depression feels like sadness or emp!ness, a restlessness, a loss of interest in once pleasurable ac!vi!es, sleep problems (too much or too li9le), ea!ng problems (too much or too li9le), and thoughts of suicide. These feelings can range from mild to severe and can last for a few moments to months or years. If depression becomes unmanageable, then outside help should be sought out. Depression is highly treatable and there is no shame in it. In our more ac!ve former lives we may have been too ac!ve to sit with our feelings or maybe our depressed feelings are related to the aging process itself, grieving over the loss of the person we once were. I have a lot of respect for folks who see a problem and seek resolu!on through counseling. It is a gi$ you give yourself.
Memory loss is also a significant problem among older adults. This is a big issue and memory loss is a common problem for our aging popula!on. It is important that we get evaluated by medical professionals if we suspect a problem. That being said, I want to restate that memory issues need to be evaluated by medical professionals, not by our family or not by self-diagnosis. Not every memory slip is Alzheimer’s Disease. Our brains are always changing throughout our life!me, crea!ng new neural pathways, and abandoning others. This isn’t always a sign of diminishment. When I first arrived at St. Michael, I remember not being able to find St. Joseph Hospital (now Henry Ford). I used to go there o$en when I was first ordained and assigned at St. Lawrence in U!ca. Since that !me a lot of the landmarks have changed. I lost the mnemonic devices that told me where to turn. Foolishly, I was driving past it without knowing it. My recollec!on didn’t change, the landscape did. O$en, we can lose our sense of confidence in what we remember or don’t remember. Memory loss can also happen when we are overwhelmed, distracted, or depressed. Try to think things through before you judge yourself harshly. Even with age related diminishment of our memory, we can s!ll func!on independently with some assistance with complex func!ons, e.g., medica!on schedules (the !ming of when medica!on is taken impacts its effec!veness), financial management (AARP recently showcased the scammers in their recent bulle!n), driving (the other day I got lost because of a detour that had a detour that had major construc!on), telephones (I admit, I have trouble figuring out how to answer a dang phone, but it has nothing to do with my memory, but the complexity of the device). Difficulty with my managing some instrumental ac!vi!es is a far cry from not remembering my spouse or not remembering that I le$ the water in the bathtub running which indicates greater diminishment. As I did with my mom, we talked about trade-offs. In order for her to remain independent, she had to let go of some instrumental ac!vi!es to maintain her independence.
I suppose there are more things that can be said about these issues. I hope I did jus!ce to the ar!cle I was given which allows us to think some more about how to care for ourselves or those we love. My final comment is something I understood for a long !me. It takes a lot of courage, tenacity, for!tude, hope, crea!vity, faith, and perseverance to live in a world that is changing everyday and where things no longer look familiar. Pope Francis recently proclaimed a world elderly day. We have birthdays, but do we really celebrate old age? With our Holy Father’s lead, I think it is high !me we should!
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I watched the opening ceremony for the Olympics with great interest. I saw a lot of countries I didn’t even know existed (and I pride myself on my knowledge of geography). What really struck me was the diversity and breadth of all the athletes and, I have to admit, some of the flags were downright interesting to look at. It’s a shame that only about 950 people were admitted to actually see the ceremony in person. I was a little bothered by all the cell phones I saw. It was kind of distracting to me but then again, I’ve never been in the Olympics (and never will be) so in retrospect, I’d probably be doing the same thing. I’m sure that Samsung or Apple will somehow turn that into a commercial for their products at some point. Speaking of commercials, I’m sure this is a real money maker for NBC as I have never seen so many commercials. Seems like every 10 minutes there was some kind of commercial being aired. I look forward to watching the competitions over the next two weeks and wonder if the politicians of the world can take note of the camaraderie and genuine sharing and getting along of all the athletes. Naw, that won’t happen. They’ll be too busy boasting about how many medals their country has won, something they really had nothing to do with nor did they have anything to do with the athletes’ successes. I hope you all enjoy the competitions. We’ll soon be enjoying outdoor Masses now that the cement pad has been poured on the lawn. We only have to wait just a while longer for the grass seed to take hold. I’m hoping we can celebrate the Solemnity of the Assumption of Mary on August 15th at the 11:30 Mass outdoors (the Solemnity falls on a Sunday this year). We’ll keep you posted on that. Looks like all the cement work came out great, credit to Tom O’Grady who does more than anyone to keep our church and grounds looking so nice. We are lucky to have him. We had an announcement last week and also this week that we are looking the Funeral Wake Ministers. It’s an important ministry that has been affected by the pandemic. Pre-pandemic we had 6 ministers and that was just about the right size….now post-pandemic we only have 2 that are returning. We need at least 4 or 5 more. When a funeral is scheduled at St. Michael, we offer to send a Wake Minister to the funeral home the night
before the Mass to lead the family and friends of the deceased in either a prayer service or a Rosary. The commitment is about 30-45 minutes at the most and we train you to do either one, a prayer service (we have leaflets to take with you) or a Rosary. This is such an important ministry to offer people so if you are so moved to volunteer, please contact me via phone at 586-247-0020 x 4494 or email at [email protected]. Speaking of ministries, I have been remiss in reactivating the Greeter Ministry. It’s just been so crazy opening up the church post-pandemic (I hope and pray it’s really post-pandemic) that some things have fallen between the cracks. If you saw my desk, you’d understand what I mean. So with my tail between my legs, I am asking that anyone that wanted to be part of this ministry and has sent me an email or called to please, please do so again. Let me also know what Mass you are interested in. You can call or email me at the previously indicated phone or email. The commitment would be to get to church about 20 minutes before the Mass and greet folks as they come in, offer them a song sheet and answer questions they may have. Again, my sincere apologies for dropping the ball on this…it’s so hard to be human! We have received two quotes for our livestreaming plans and a third may be coming. Our plan includes direct link into the sound system, a central control center, and at least 3 cameras overhead and one remote camera. No more tripods, cords, laptops, or microphones in the church on the main floor. We have about 8 people currently volunteering with the livestreaming but can always use more. Contact me if you are interested. Our plan is to have the new system up and running by Advent of this year. Ok….NUFF said! May God Bless You all!
God Bless, Deacon Franz
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Please join our St. Michael Senior Group as we resume our gatherings on the second and fourth Mondays of the month at 10:30am. Our upcoming schedule is:
We look forward to seeing you !
Lore9a Kwiatkowski, age 94, died June 21. Beloved wife of the late Peter. Dear mother of Fred (Karen) Kayne, Rick (Sue), Cindy (Ray Lichocki), and Dan Kwiatkowski. Dear grandmother of eight and great-grandmother of nine. Lardo Cruz Santa Ana, age 73, died July 9. Beloved husband of Azucena (Chuchie). Loving father of Aura (Ray) Sarte, John (Trina) Santa Ana, and Jose (Cristelle) Santa Ana. Proud grandfather of eight. Erma Brueckner, age 93, died July 11. Beloved wife of the late Charles (Chuck). Loving mother of Pamela (Michael) Schlaff, Debbie Brueckner, Denise (Dave) Rideout, and Renee Brueckner. Proud grandmother of six and great-grandmother of one. Julius Taraszkiewicz, age 94, died July 15. Beloved husband of the late Conce9a (Connie). Loving uncle to many nieces and nephews. Next of kin to Peter Gabaculine. Mary Patricia (Pat) Wilcox, age 71, died July 22. Beloved wife of Robert (Bob). Loving and caring mother of Eric (Karen) Kehres. Cherished grandmother of Nicholas.
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Members of Chris!an Service are teaming up with our St. Michael Circle of Support Strangers No Longer Group to provide school supplies for children of needy families. Backpacks this year
will go to help the 313 Community & Development
Project (part of the former St. Luke Outreach Ministry), Strangers No
Longer-Macomb Vicariate Hispanic Ministry, Freedom House and
members of our own parish.
Our goal is to collect 80 backpacks.
If you are out and about shopping over the next few weeks, the following school supplies are in the greatest need:
Backpacks (Of Any Variety) Colored pencils Spiral Notebooks (Wide & Narrow Rule) 12” ruler 3 Ring Binders Ink pens Packs of loose leaf paper (Wide & Narrow Rule) Glue s!cks Pack of #2 pencils Pencil sharpener Box of 16 crayons Scissors (children’s) Pocket folders Hand sani!zer Pink erasers Pack of Kleenex
Please bring your dona2ons to the Parish Office marked “Chris2an Service” by Sunday, August 22nd.
Thank you for your compassion and generosity
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Stop by Faith at Work Book Store (1977 E. Wattles, Troy) for this Charity Event! Thursday, August 12th from 1pm—7pm
Purchase beautiful Etsy Gifts created by locals. In fact, you might even find a purse to purchase that was donated by a St. Michael Parishioner.
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Grab your Friends and Family and join the St. Michael Running for our KIDS TEAM to support Families Against Narco!cs (FAN). This event is one of FAN’s largest fundraisers to helps sustain their efforts throughout the year. All proceeds directly benefit FAN’s programs that educate communi!es about addic!on and support and assist individuals and families impacted by the disease.
To register go to: h9ps://www.familiesagainstnarco!cs.org/rundrugsouto$own Register under the group: St. Michael Running for our KIDS!!
Saturday, August 7, 2021 Registra!on Fees:
$30 - 5k RUN 18 & OVER $15 - 5k RUN STUDENT $15 - RUN 62 & OVER
$25 - 5k WALK 18 & OVER
$15 - WALK STUDENT $15 - WALK 62 & OVER
If you have any ques!ons please feel free to call:
Virginia Chadwick 586-855-3234
Our group St Michael Running for our KIDS will have a Hospitality Table at this event.
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The Peace Garden Stones have been installed. If you wish to have an engraved stone installed this fall, please have your request in to the Parish Office by October 11, 2021. After the fall installation, our next installation will be in the spring of 2022.
Forms are available in the Parish Office. Thank you for participating in our program.
If you have any questions, you can contact me.
Norm Purzycki 586-549-0466
MACOMB HABITAT FOR HUMANITY FAITH BUILD!
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 2021
Join a small group (age 17 & up) on Saturday, August 7th from 9:00am-4:00pm
20825 Redmond, Eastpointe (North of 8 Mile, East of Gratiot)
Most demolition is done, so we will be painting and doing trim in the home.
Projects will be re!ned each day based on project completion, from painting to trim to hanging doors to landscaping.
Bring your favorite pair of gloves if you have them.
No experience is necessary.
Lunch, water, beverages, snacks etc. will be provided.
Sign up at: https://signup.com/go/JHWomoT (Scroll down to August 7, 2021 and choose the St. Michael Team)
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FROM THE ST. MICHAEL EDUCATION COMMISSION
We all have a desire to pray. Even the apostles asked for Jesus’ help to pray. Everyone has their own style of prayer and there are many forms of traditional Catholic prayer. In prayer we encounter God; He is always there waiting. Are you looking to grow in your relationship with God? Are you looking for a different way to pray? Are you looking for a new way to understand scripture? Have you thought about praying with scripture? Discover how to hear God’s voice in scripture, in your heart and in ordinary moments. Pray and study scripture all in one process! This adult formation program sponsored by the St. Michael Education Commission will begin in the fall.
THURSDAY EVENINGS 7PM-8:30PM SEPTEMBER 23 AND 30, OCTOBER 7, 14, 21 AND 28, AND NOVEMBER 4 AND 11
An eight week DVD presentation will lead one to become aware of traditional prayer forms found in the Catholic Church that leads one to encounter scripture in a different way, becoming aware of how God is speaking through scripture which allows for new ways of relating to God. Using specific passages of scripture provided in a journal/workbook, scripture becomes the vehicle to express yourself in prayer. The journaling activity gives the opportunity to practice the process taught in the DVD. Following the DVD session, there will be a small group discussion. Registration for the program begins August 29. A registration sign-up sheet can be found in the Parish Office. You may also phone the Parish Office to get your name on the list. Registration is important so that the right number of journal/workbooks can be ordered. You are invited to grow in a relationship with God through the gift of prayer.
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Saturday, July 31 4:30pm Laura Maher 5th Anniversary requested by Beverly Sztajer
Sunday, August 1 8:00am James and Alberta Patterson requested by the Jack Patterson Family Marjorie Finn requested by the Jack Patterson Family Linda and Sophia Popa requested by Norman Popa Gerry Reese requested by Linda and Paul Sienkiewicz 9:45am Carol Quaine requested by Caroline and Jim Rabine Julie Sulkowski requested by Toni Bommarito
11:30am Charlotte Youngblood requested by husband, Jack and children Lucy Mollicone requested by Laura and Donna and family Monday, August 2 9:30am Tuesday, August 3 9:30am Wednesday, August 4 9:30am Thursday, August 5 9:30am Bill David Birthday Remembrance requested by Mary Lou David
Friday, August 6 9:30am Joan Latowski 20th Anniversary requested by Mary Lou David Saturday, August 7 4:30pm Greg Bruen requested by family Josephine and Vincent Manzo requested by son
Sunday, August 8 8:00am Linda and Sophia Popa requested by Norman Popa Donald Luzynski 25th Anniversary requested by wife and family 9:45am James Gillette Birthday Remembrance requested by daughter John Boutorwick requested by family Bob Parsons 3rd Anniversary requested by wife, Barb
11:30am Sam Cusumano requested by Tony Bono Rita Antolini requested by Carlo Silvana Rubino
Rest in Peace
We extend our prayers and sympathy to the families of
Gaetano Moceri
Michael Mundy
Rene Olson
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Sharon Rice Tracy Root Weck
Betty Wilk
Joan Allen Tom Dale
Tom Nevedal Liam Snyder-Welbes
Shirley Barch Susan Nesbitt Chris Schmidt Donna Swalya
Kathy Black Don Garrett
Holly Mackler Diane Orazac Bob Smelser
Judy Zimmerman
Bev Adkins Marisa Arabo Diana Horne
Rev. Phyllis Kersten Nancy Kramer
Vincent Ferrante Lore Pautz
Barbara Quayhackx Albert Shamaly Emily Shimmel Ed Siarkowski
Dave Stoppelkamp Ralph Vogan Carol Wipp
Betty Gajewski Ann Grime
Liam O’Donovan Sheila Sienkiewicz
Ellsworth White Betty Wilk
Email the Parish Office at [email protected] to add or remove a name from the Prayer List. Names will remain on the list for 4 weeks.
Presider Commentator Lector E.M. Captain Fr. Tim
Deacon Franz Ann McKenzie Ralph Ash Connie Gillette
Judith Poterek
Fr. Tim Deacon Franz
Barb Knapp Robert Gray Robert Laichalk Judy Stapels
Fr. Mike Judith Heck Broas Mann
Fr. Mike Ann Chirco Donald Harris Carolyn Taylor Jim Taylor
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