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St. Colette Catholic Church 17600 Newburgh Road

Livonia, MI 48152

734-464-4433

May 6, 2018

Mission Statement We, the Family of

St. Colette, under the

guidance of the Holy

Spirit are dedicated to

celebrating the Good

News of Jesus Christ

through Worship,

Education, Fellowship

and service to others.

Mass Schedule

Weekend Masses Saturday 4:00pm & 5:30pm

Sunday 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am & 12:30pm

Weekday Masses Tuesday, Wednesday, &

Friday 9:00am

For the most current information,

please see our website:

www.stcolette.net

Follow us on Twitter:

@stcolettevoice

Welcome New Parishioners!

To register, change an

address, or if you moved, please contact the

parish office.

Sixth Sunday of Easter “The Lord has revealed to the nations his saving power.” (Psalm 98)

May Crowning of Our Marian Statues

Today, Sunday, May 6th Beginning in church at 1:45 pm

Followed by an Ice Cream Social

in the Activities Center Catholics honor the memory of the Blessed Virgin Mary in many ways,

including the long tradition of crowning an image of Mary. Please join others in

church at 1:45 pm for the singing of Marian hymns, the praying of the rosary and

the crowning of Mary’s statue. Weather permitting we will also process to our

Marian grotto located outside the Activities Center for additional prayers, hymns

and the crowning of the statue. Afterwards everyone is invited to share in a free

Ice Cream Social being served in the Activities Center.

New Weekend Mass Schedule

St. Colette Parish

Saturdays at 4:00pm

Sundays at 8:00 am, 10:00 am & 12 Noon

The new schedule begins the weekend

of June 2 & 3, 2018

Mother’s Day Roses Next Week! Lifespan has new single wrapped, solid milk chocolate

roses!! (These replace the silk roses)

All mothers deserve some sweets so stop by the LIFE-

SPAN table in the gathering space after all Masses next weekend and for a dona-

tion you can give a sweet to that wonderful woman in your life.

All donations support Lifespan’s educational efforts to support the cause

of LIFE.

Thank you for your support!

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Seeking New Members

for the Parish Pastoral Council An important part of every Catholic parish is the

Pastoral Council. This group of parishioners acts as an

advisory board for the pastor and the pastoral leadership

of the parish.

Each year the parishioners of St. Colette Parish

are invited to fill vacancies on the Council of some of the

current members whose time of service is about to expire.

This year we are in need of four new adult members and

one youth member. In addition, a list of alternates is

needed in the event of vacancies that may occur during

the upcoming year.

The vacancies are filled from a pool of parishion-

ers whose names are submitted for nomination during the

month of May. The selection of names will be held on

weekend of June 2nd & 3rd in church.

As a parishioner of St. Colette Parish, it is both a

privilege and a right to participate in the Parish Pastoral

Council. If you are an individual who would like to assist

in the direction and future planning of your parish, you

are encouraged to place your name for nomination.

To qualify for the Parish Pastoral Council selec-

tion process adults must be a registered parishioner for a

minimum of one year and at least 18 years of age. Nomi-

nated youths must be 15 – 17 years old whose family is

registered for a minimum of one year.

To submit your name or the name of a fellow

parishioner please complete the nomination form below

and place it in the ballot box in the Gathering Space of the

church, drop it in the collection basket, or mail/hand de-

liver to the Parish Office. Any questions or clarification

about the selection process or the functions of the Council

please contact Council Members Mark Henry at (734) 432

-9193, Gerard Deans at (248) 417-7980, Dan Vecchioni at

(734) 591-9318.

Parish Pastoral Council Nomination Form

Nominee’s Name:

___________________________________________

Address:

___________________________________________

Phone:

___________________________________________

Check One: _________________Nominating Other

_________________ Nominating Self

Circle One: Adult (18 & older) Youth (15-17)

Reminder:

May 10th Is Not a Holyday of Obligation Many calendars identify this coming Thursday,

May 10th, as “Ascension Thursday” and Catholic calen-

dars list it as a holyday of obligation. However, it is

important to read the small print on Catholic calendars

reminding us that in most dioceses of the United States

(all of Michigan included), the observance of the

“Ascension of the Lord” is transferred to the following

Sunday. Therefore please note this coming Thursday,

May 10th, is NOT a holyday of obligation for Catholics

to celebrate Mass!

On The Rise Bakery This Weekend This weekend, “On the

Rise Bakery" will be visiting

our parish. The bakers are men

in the R.O.P.E. program

(Reaching Our Potential Every-

day) which is sponsored by the

Capuchin Soup Kitchen. The

men have come from prison or

long term addiction programs to restart their lives.

Although the men have a bakery on Gratiot and

McClellan Avenue, they can't make it without the help

of the parishes. They will be bringing with them

many delicious items for you to purchase. Please stop

by the Social Area to see the items for sale. They

thank the parish for allowing them to be part of our

community and ask that you hold them in your

prayers.

Marian Devotion

Thursday, May 10th at 6:30 pm

In the Catholic tradition the

month of May is dedicated to the mem-

ory of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Please

join the members of the Women’s Guild

and Thomas Dooley Knights of Colum-

bus on Thursday, May 10th in church at

6:30 pm as we offer prayers and hymns

honoring Mary, the Mother of God.

Things We Are Not Collecting We are no longer collecting

ink cartridges, plastic bags, and egg cartons.

Please find other places to donate these items.


Pastor’s Corner As Church we continue to celebrate the Easter

Season this weekend and will continue to do so until the

observance of Pentecost Sunday on May 20th. Our

church continues to be decorated with the Easter Candle

and spring flowers. We continue to begin all weekend

Masses with the Sprinkling Rite with Holy Water to re-

mind us of our baptism and continue to sing Easter

hymns. Don’t forget to use the Easter Reflection books

for daily meditation and prayer during these Easter days!

The Easter Season always includes part of or the

entire month of May. Though we continue to observe the

Easter Season, in the Catholic tradition the month of May

is dedicated to the memory of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

At the beginning of May our parish observes the ancient

custom of crowning an image of the Blessed Virgin

Mary. This custom is traditionally known as a May

Crowning. Our parish’s May Crowning will take place

this Sunday, May 6th at 1:45 pm (immediately following

the 12:30 pm Mass). We will gather in the church for the

singing of Marian hymns, the praying of the rosary in a

multitude of languages, and the crowning of Mary’s

statue. Weather permitting we will then walk in proces-

sion to the Marian grotto located outside the Activities

Center for additional prayers and hymns and the crown-

ing of the statue there. Afterwards everyone is invited

into the Activities Center for the serving of free ice

cream sundaes!

Another opportunity open to us to honor the

memory of the Blessed Virgin Mary is by participating in

a Marian Devotion taking place in our church this week

on Thursday, May 10th beginning at 6:30 pm. Please

join the members of the Women’s Guild and the Thomas

Dooley Knights of Columbus as we offer prayers and

hymns honoring Mary, the Mother of God.

Many calendars identify this coming Thursday,

May 10th as “Ascension Thursday” and Catholic calen-

dars list it as a holyday of obligation for Catholics to

celebrate Mass. For most Catholics around the world the

fortieth day after Easter is celebrated as the Ascension of

the Lord and the celebration of Mass on that day is man-

datory for them. Almost twenty years ago the Catholic

bishops of our country petitioned the Vatican for the op-

tion to transfer the celebration of the Ascension of the

Lord from the fortieth day of the Easter Season to the

following Sunday, the Sunday before Pentecost. The

Vatican approved the bishops’ request and for the past

several years, for most of the dioceses in the United

States (all of Michigan included), the fortieth day of the

Easter Season is no longer observed as Ascension Thurs-

day. Therefore, please note this coming Thursday, May

10th is NOT a holyday of obligation for Catholics to

celebrate Mass. Instead we Catholics here in Michigan

and throughout most of our country will celebrate the

Ascension of the Lord next weekend, May 12th and 13th.

Every parish is given a CSA target goal estab-lished by the Archdiocese. This year our parish’s goal is $183,341.00. Every parish household is asked to make a sacrificial gift to this year’s CSA. The hope is that the average gift will be in the vicinity of $275 per household. For some, especially those on fixed in-comes, this will not be possible, even as a sacrifice, so whatever gift they can give will be appreciated. For others a $275 or more gift can be made to this year’s CSA campaign. What is being asked from everyone is not an equal gift but an equal sacrifice. What is impor-tant is that each of us does the very best we can. Also, it is recommended that one make a pledge to the CSA allowing us to spread the payment of our gift over sev-eral months. Please prayerfully consider the most generous gift possible to support the CSA. Complete the CSA form registered parishioners have received in the mail indicating your gift to this year’s appeal and return it in the CSA envelope to the Parish Office. May God bless you for your continued support. Happy Easter, Fr. Gary

Are You Able to Read a Foreign Language? If yes, the parish can use your help the weekend of May 19th & 20th. That weekend the Church cele-brates the Solemnity of Pentecost and we are hoping to proclaim the First Reading at some weekend Masses in a multitude of foreign languages. Some of the lan-guages we’re looking for are French, Latin, Spanish, Polish, German, Italian, and Portuguese but also, if pos-sible, languages such as Tagalog, Hawaiian, Japanese, or others. Those reading should be High School age or older and be able to read from the ambo in the sanctu-ary of the church. To volunteer your services please contact the parish office at 734-464-4433 or at [email protected] and leave your name, contact infor-mation, and the Masses you are available the weekend of May 19th & 20th. Please contact the parish office

by Friday, May 11th. Thank you.

Mass of the Anointing

of the Sick

Tuesday, May 15th

7:00 pm

St. Colette Church


Protecting God’s Children’s Workshop St. Colette is offering a Protect-ing God’s Children Workshop* on Sat-urday May 19th from 9:00 am - Noon in the Activities Center. This is a required three hour awareness session for adults in the faith community who interact with minors and or volunteer within the Catholic community. If you are an adult

who has not taken this workshop we encourage you to come or go to the AOD website to find an alternative session. *You must register for this workshop or any other Protecting God’s Children Workshop you may take through the AOD website (http://www.aod.org/).

Called To Serve St. Colette is offering teens who are going into grades 9 - 12 a three hour workshop that looks at per-sonal safety issues in working with children on Satur-day May 19th from 9:00 am - Noon in the Youth Cen-ter. In order to register for this workshop and or get more details please call our Youth Ministry office at 734-464-1677.

ATTENTION Families of Current Kin-

dergarten Students! Summer Catechism If you are looking for a wonderful program ex-perience for your children where in eight days the chil-dren receive all their catechism lessons for the year, our Summer Catechism (SCAP) is for you. Opportunity for classes will be held twice: June 18th-28th and July 16th - 26th (Monday through Thursday). Our June classes will be held from 5:30 pm to 9 pm and our July session will be held 9 am to 12:30 pm. Families choose one of the two sessions to attend. Classes will be of-fered for those students going into (in the fall of 2018) First through Eighth grade. For more information and registration forms please go to our website: www.stcolette.net or call 734-464-4435. Registration for SCAP (Summer Catechism Alternative Program) will be held on Tuesday evening, May 8th.

SCAP (St. Colette’s Summer Catechism Alternative

Program) June 18-28th or July 16-26th

Registration Registration for SCAP is Tuesday May 8th from 6-7 pm. After that date registration will continue from May 14th thru May 29th during regular Religious Ed. office hours. Registration is first come first serve.

Volunteers NEEDED As we here at St. Colette prepare to facilitate over 250 students through a dynamic catechism program this summer we are in need of a wide variety of both adult and teen volunteers. If you are available in the evenings (5:30-9 pm) of June 18th to 28th or the morn-ings (9 am - 12:30 pm) of July 16th to 26th we are in need of: Teachers, Classroom Aides, Bible Story Tell-ers, Arts & Crafts Coordinators, Music Aide. While some positions are only available for adults many of these positions could be filled by teens. For more infor-mation or to volunteer please contact the Religious Edu-cation office for more information at 734-464-4435 or [email protected].

Religious Education Flocknote:

St. Colette has moved to a new online email service. So that you can continue to be in-

formed regarding Children’s Programming and Sacra-mental Prep we need you to subscribe to our new carrier called Flocknote. Please register online at https://app.flocknote.com/StColette. Once you have regis-tered on Flocknote it will ask you to pick your groups. You are welcome to connect with any and all groups here at St. Colette. However, the one that our depart-ment will need you to register for is called: Religious Education General and New Families. From there the religious education staff will put you into the appropriate groups and sacraments. Any questions please contact the religious education department at 734-464-4435 or email us at [email protected]


Baptism Class for New Parents Expecting a Child? Just gave Birth? Baptism is a celebration of the gift of faith we give our children. If you have a baby or toddler that has not been baptized and this is your first child, before the sacramental cele-bration can be scheduled, a two hour class must be taken by the parents. Our next class is the evening of

May 16th. Class opportunities are also scheduled for July and September, (dates to be determined). These classes are two hours long beginning at 6:30pm and are REQUIRED of first time parents before you can sched-ule a baptism. To register please contact the Religious Education office at 734-464-4435 or at [email protected] .

Confirmation for Adults! If you are a practicing Catholic or know someone who is a practicing Catholic who has never received the Sacrament of Confirmation there is a special celebration coming up at the Cathedral. If you are interested in signing up and pre-paring for the reception of this sacrament please contact Theresa at 734-464-4435 or [email protected].

ST. COLETTE WOMEN’S GUILD Our last meeting of the season is this Thursday, May 10th at 6:30pm. We will start with a May devotion at 6:30 pm in the church. Our meeting will start immediately after at 7:00 pm in the social area. Our dinner will be a potluck. The Guild will provide

the meat and the membership is asked to bring a vegeta-ble, potato, fruit, salad or dessert dish. If you did not sign up at our April meeting to attend and the dish you will share please call June at 734 464-0476 no later than Monday, May 7th. Looking forward to see all our membership for a great evening. We will discuss our programs for the 2018-2019 year.

REMEMBER TO SAY ONE HAIL MARY

EVERY DAY

FOR OUR FAMILY OF ST. COLETTE

The theme of the 2018 Catholic Services Appeal, Opening Doors to Grow with Christ, reflects our Holy Father’s invita-

tion to all Catholics to renew their personal relation-ships with our Savior, as “the joy of the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus.” Gifts to the CSA make possible a wealth of ministries, programs and services that touch the lives of thousands throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit each day. No one parish could provide all of these blessings, which benefit so many. For information about CSA funded ministries, programs, and services, please go to www.aod.org. Please prayerfully consider the most generous gift possible to support the 2018 Catholic Services Ap-peal. You may use the pledge program which allows you to spread your gift over several months. Or you may make a donation charging it to a credit or debit card. To use these options please go to our parish’s website, www.stcolette.net. On the right side of the Home Page under “Useful Links” open “CSA Dona-tions Online” and follow the instructions. Thank you for your participation.

CSA 2018 PLEDGES

Joshua Thaddeus Coccia, son of Michael and Diane was welcomed into the Catholic Church through the sacrament of baptism on Saturday, April 28, 2018 at St. Colette Church. Rev Gary Michalik celebrated the bap-tism.

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Anniversary Celebration This year St. Colette Par-ish celebrates its 48th Anniver-sary. We are asking that any couple celebrating their 10th, 25th, 40th, 50th, or 60th Anni-versary during this year of 2018 to give us your names. We will obtain for you a Papal Blessing. Please call the parish office at (734) 464-4433 dur-ing office hours with your names and significant anniversary. Deadline: Monday, June 4th.

Mass will be celebrated on Sunday, Octo-ber 21st, at 12:00 pm for the Jubilarians. Wed-ding vows will be renewed and a special blessing will be given along with your Papal Blessing. These are not the only years that a couple can request a celebration honoring their anniver-sary of marriage; especially if it is a significant an-niversary such as twenty, thirty, thirty-five, fifty-five, etc. Even though a Papal Blessing cannot be given, a simple blessing by a deacon or priest can be offered. The anniversary blessing for a couple whose marriage took place in a Catholic Church can be celebrated during or after almost any week-end or weekday Mass and family and friends are invited to participate. To make arrangements for the blessing of a married couple celebrating a sig-nificant anniversary of marriage, please contact the parish office at 734-464-4433 or email to [email protected].

Praying for the Military Please keep these service men and women,

and their families, in your prayers and

continue to pray for peace:

Captain James Agius

LCpl Alexander Bryant

E 1 Leyna Calice

SPC Vlady Calice

LT Brian Evanski

Cpl Christian M. Feliks

Sr. Airman Brian Hada

Sgt Ian Hammill

SSgt Matthew Carl Helmkamp

LCpl Ivan Johnson-McCall, USMC

LT Drew H. Kohler

PFC W.C. Kramer

SSgt Andrew Krasemann

Pfc Amber R. Lech

Pfc William Lech

Captain Michael T. Morrissey

TSgt Stephen Perakes

Captain John Rehberg

Major Tommy Sheep

Captain Brandon Spears

SSgt Alan Stackpoole

PVT Kimberly Tomaszewski

We want to be sure we are praying for all who serve our

country. Please call the Parish Office at 734-464-4433 to add a name to the list or to remove a name from the

list.


A New Dawn

Widows & Widowers Group A New Dawn is a group for Widows & Wid-owers to provide companionship for those who have lost a spouse. We meet the third Wednesday of every month at St. Edith Parish – 15089 Newburgh Road – Livonia – in the Parish Hall, with the exception of the month of July when we hold our meeting off site (site and date to be determined). We meet to pray, laugh, and enjoy a meal together. Please join us on May 16th. We look forward to meeting you. For information, please call Fran Gillis at 734-421-2548.

May Food Drive The May Food Drive, May 19th/20th, is designated to helping Sister Judie’s Outreach in Detroit. Lunches are distributed to the home-less in the city. Items of most need for the “treasures of the street” are: peanut butter, jam, napkins, plastic spoons,

zip type sandwich bags, paper lunch bags (8# size), gra-nola bars, individual fruit cups, individual applesauce cups, individual boxes of raisins, and bottled water. Monetary donations are always needed, too, and can be put in the box in the Gathering Space or put in the Of-fertory Collection in an envelope marked Food Drive. There are envelopes available in the Gathering Space. Thank you for your continued support of the less fortu-nate!

Watch Out for the Kids! It’s Spring Soccer Season for our Livonia Soccer Leagues who use the playing fields north of the parish parking lot. When driving thru and exiting the parish parking lot please use extra caution. Kids don’t always

remember to stop and look before they cross an active driveway or parking lot.

Meatballs Needed

For Soup Kitchen Visits In the past we have had many successful meatball drives at St. Colette and your generosity is always greatly appreciated. We are now able to resume the meat-ball collection due to some addi-

tional freezer space. The frozen meatballs can be found at Costco, Gordon Foods, and any local grocery store. If you are unable to shop for the meatballs, but wish to support our ministry, you may place your monetary do-nation in an envelope and place in the collection basket, put in the box in the Gathering Space, or drop off in the Parish Office. Please write “soup kitchen ministry” on the outside of the envelope. Your donations will enable our volunteers to purchase meatballs and other supplies as needed. Meatball donations should be dropped off at

the parish office on Monday, May, 21st, from

9:00am – Noon and 1:00pm – 4:30pm. If these times are not convenient for you, please contact Bob Mez-zadri at 248-477-3606 or [email protected] to make other arrangements to drop them off. We would like to thank everyone who continues to support the Soup Kitchen Ministry. May God bless you all!!!

Solemnity of Pentecost –

Wear Something Red! At weekend Masses on May 19 & 20 the Church celebrates the end of the Easter Season with the Solemnity of Pentecost. The liturgical color for the Solemnity is red. To enhance our celebration that weekend please remember to wear something red when you come to church for Mass!

Please remember in your prayers those who were

buried from St. Colette Church during the last days of

March and the month of April: Mary Krawczak,

Mary Ann Caribardi, John Michaels, Ernest Ferda,

Joan Kruszewski, Carolyn Geiger, Irene Harring-

ton, Joseph Brosky, Ralph Rais, Katherine Mikula.

Mission/Service Opportunity

Saturday

August 25, 2018

3rd Annual Mercy In

Action Day

Saturday

October 20, 2018


We would like to welcome the following newly

registered families to our parish! Ryan, Tabetha, Nicholas, & Vivian Beasley

Kelly Vellucci

Monica Harley

Katherine & Monica Frederick

Lance, Jacqueline, Stephan,

Christian & Irelyn Sullivan

Dean, Mary, Matthew & Abigail Mengel

William Gentner

Eric & Brandie Dooley and Elizabeth and Nickolas Christopher, Darlene, Olivia and Brooklyn Hofmann

Nicholas, Christine, Ella & Ryder Ostrowski

If you are new to our parish and have not yet registered, we invite you to contact the parish office for information on how to do so at

(734) 464-4433 or email us at [email protected]

We look forward to having you join our parish family!

"Go into the whole world and proclaim

the gospel to every creature. Whoever believes and

is baptized will be saved; whoever does not believe will be condemned. These signs will accompany those who believe:

in my name they will drive out demons, they will speak new languages.

They will lay hands on the sick, and they will recover." - Mk 16:15b-17, 18c

Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass

©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.

Meetings of the Week Monday May 7, 2018

9:30am Quilter's Circle RM B

6:00pm Youth Leadership Mtg. YC

7:00pm Youth Group YC

7:00pm Worship Commission RM C

Tuesday May 8, 2018

9:00am Mass

9:30am Art Workshop SA

1:00pm Core Team Meeting RM C

4:00pm SCAP Registration Whole Bldg

5:30pm Baseball League on Field

7:00pm Christian Service Commission RM B

Wednesday May 9, 2018

9:00am Mass

9:45am Mat Makers RM A

1:30pm Haiti's Angels RM A

7:00pm Bible Study/LB

7:30pm Adult Choir MU/CH

Thursday May 10, 2018

9:30am Christian Crafters RM B

6:00pm Baseball League on Field

6:30pm Marian Devotion CH

7:00pm KofC AC

7:00pm Women's Guild SA

Friday May 11, 2018

9:00am Mass

6:45pm Euchre AC

Saturday May 12, 2018

Masses 4:00 & 5:30

RTL Flower Sale

2:00pm Confessions

Sunday May 13, 2018

Ascension

Mother's Day

Masses 8, 9:30, 11 & 12:30

RTL Flower Sale


Liturgical Ministers for May 12 & 13

4:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m.

Presiding

Celebrant

Fr. Gary Michalik Fr. Gary Michalik Fr. Mike Loyson Fr. Mike Loyson Fr. Alex Kratz Fr. Alex Kratz

Altar

Servers

Erik Krawczyk

Maddy Bezzina

Volunteers Dawn Goryca Ian Balint Mark Henry Karlene Steckowski

Louisa Hnatiuk

Lectors Angie Erbin Tim Klisz Bill Chenevert Amy Lazarowicz Mark Bowers Diana Blair

Children’s

Liturgy of

The Word

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!

HAPPY

MOTHER’S DAY!

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255

www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org

National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-7233

www.thehotline.org

National Human Trafficking Resource Center 888-373-7888

www.traffickingresourcecenter.org

Mass Intentions

Tuesday, May 8 Acts 16:22-34/Ps 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 7c-8 [7c]/Jn 16:5-11 9:00 am †Della & †Charles Symes by family

Wednesday, May 9 Acts 17:15, 22--18:1/Ps 148:1-2, 11-12, 13, 14/Jn 16:12-15

9:00 am Special Intentions for Janice Pardo by

husband, Jerome

†Deceased members of Hamlin Family by Pat & Jean Foley

Friday, May 11 Acts 18:9-18/Ps 47:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [8a]/Jn 16:20-23 9:00 am †Patricia Goetschius by Catherine & Kris Perry

†Henry Waskiewicz by Joel Waskiewicz

Saturday, May 12 Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26/Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20 [19a]/1

Jn 4:11-16/Jn 17:11b-19 4:00 pm †Lydia Gallucci by Family

†August & †Irene Rozmiarek by Family

†John & †Martin Casey by Family

†Delphine Wlosinski by Family

†Pat Gallagher by John & Rita Cox

5:30 pm †Irene Zawlocki by Joe & Dianne Laura

†Mario Ledda by Family

†Mothers & †Grandmothers by Bernadine & Ronald

Sunday, May 13 Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26/Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20 [19a]/1

Jn 4:11-16/Jn 17:11b-19 8:00am Family of St. Colette Parish & An Increase in Vocations

†Ann Collet & †Helen Astalos by Christine & Mike

9:30 am †Joni Miller by Greg & Judy

†Donna Babcock by Staff of St. Colette

†Charlene Maurin & †Eileen Wren by Linda &

Anthony Messina

11:00am †Peter Bao Van Le by Family

†Lottie Drzazdzynski by daughters

†Danuta Mlynark by Friend

12:30pm †Edwin J Birecki by wife, Loretta


Mary Anderson Amy Arsenault Phyllis Banaszak Denise Baughman Karen Bayer Dale Brown Sue Calvin Ellen Cashero Angela Cemke David Clark Glen Coalson Nancy Davidson Edward DeGeeter Bill DeLorenzo Darlene DeLorenzo

Norine Dobiesz Maria Dolunt Ted Dul Andres Fabello Lauren Fisk Thomas Flynn Melissa Garr Laura Geletzke Tom Goings Jennifer Hanchon Anne Harrington Rose Hassell Louise Heyza Pat Hourigan Juliana James Duane Jennings Ann Jesudowich Sue Kaeschle

Pastor........................................................ Rev. Gary Michalik Business Manager ……………………… Greg Boyer Weekend Assistants .................................. Rev. Michael Loyson Rev. Alex Kratz, OFM Deacon ..................................................... Rev. Mr. Gary Pardo Parish Office: .......................................... (734) 464-4433

Fax: ……………………………………..(734) 464-1694

Office Hours ............................................ 9-5 M-TH, 9-3 FRI ................................................................. Closed 12 pm-1 pm for lunch Parish Secretaries ..................................... Sue Donaldson Ann Kopitz Email Address …………………………[email protected] Website Address ……………………… www.stcolette.net Maintenance............................................ Alex Colton, Brian Henry Alex Luckhardt Bookkeeper .............................................. Karen Roosen CPA Music Ministry: ...................................... (734) 464-4374 Minister of Music ..................................... Susan Garr

Masses Saturday - 4:00 pm & 5:30 pm

Sunday - 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 am & 12:30 pm

Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday 9:00 am

Holy Days - 9:00 am, 12:00 pm & 7:00 pm

Confessions: Saturday - 2:00 pm or by appointment

Baptisms 3rd Saturday of the month at 11:30 am

Family must be active registered parishioners.

Pre-Baptism interview is necessary.

Call Parish Office for arrangements 3 months before Baptism.

Christian Service: ………………………(734) 464-4436 Coordinator ……………………………...Nancy Ohman Religious Education: ...............................(734) 464-4435 Email Address ...........................................religioused@stcolette.net Office Hours .............................................M-W 9-12 and 1-5 pm Director ………………………………… Theresa Lisiecki Coordinator……………………………… Sera Lewan Secretary ...................................................Christine Stoll Secretary ...................................................Suzanne Sims Youth Ministry Phone: ...........................(734) 464-1677 Office Hours …………. M & Th 1-6 pm and W & F 9 am-12 noon (office is open additional hours based on programming) Coordinator of Youth Ministry..................Mary Jo Parnell Assistant ....................................................Aleta Cheal Commission: Christian Service .......................................Norb Giczewski Education ..................................................Steve Cordon Finance .....................................................Pat Healy Worship …………………………………. Ed Lesnau Knights of Columbus …………………. Chester Ostrowski

Marriages Arrangements must be made well in advance (6 months is minimum). Either the bride or the groom must be an active registered member of St. Colette. Couples desiring a traditional Catholic wedding should be living a traditional Catholic lifestyle. Sick & Communion Calls Emergency calls are handled at any time. We are happy to visit the sick. Please notify the Parish Office. All new members are asked to register as soon as possible.

ST. COLETTE CHURCH Bulletin Deadline Friday 9:00am

17600 Newburgh Road, Livonia, MI 48152 www.stcolette.net

Parish Staff

To the Parish Family of St. Colette: It is our parish policy that all registered members of St. Colette Parish use their contribution envelopes each

week when they attend Mass, as we do need your financial support. If you are going through financial difficulties,

please put your empty envelope in the basket so we know you are practicing your faith as a parishioner at St. Colette. If

we do not receive envelopes in a calendar year, you will be contacted by the Parish Office to confirm if you are still

worshipping here.

Pray for the Sick of our Parish The names included in the Sick List should be parishioners, their relatives and friends. If you would like to add a name, please contact the parish office. Every 4-6 months the prayer list will be updated.

Richard Terlaak Wyatt Tippett Angel Tippett Mary Uchic Kathy Urbiel Diana VanHouten Robert Vick Cecilia Walczak Mary Wanner Pat Weinburger Sharon Zain MaryAnn Zukowski

Jamie Kalis Elise Kapelanski Bill King Bea King Gregory Knoche Marion Kovach Vicki Kultala Joseph Lasiewski Angela Lemke Noreen Loper Timothy Lyons Cindy Maithson Jerry McFee Lois McKean Greg Mikol Myrl Mikolon Bob Mosteiko Kathy Mosteiko

Carlyn Munison Joan Nehasil Loretta Nolta Susan O’Neill Vivian Nyland Jerry Parcheta Karen Pardo Jean Parnell Raymond Parnell Dolores Pasieka (Wojcik) Barbara Pessina Russell Pessina Tryceton Pittman Ruthann Platt Chester Pyzik Joe Rice Helen Riva

Sarah Roberts John Rogosky Debra Roman Gerald Roosen Karen Ross Peter Russell Ann Sands Kenneth Sands Emily Schwartz Mark Smith Cindy Soave Carmelo Spano Allan St. Louis De Streicher Evan Steiner Bob Stephenson Susan Stevens

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DeMember Electric Co. Residential & Commercial

Licensed Master Electrician

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FARON ROOFING CO., INC.RES. & COMM. ROOFING

KITCHEN & BATH REMODELING

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INSURANCE SALES AGENCY

Auto • Homeowners • Boat • Annuities • LifeGeneral Agent: Frank Galeana

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2 Blocks South of 7 Mile

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MASTER PLUMBER - DONALD J. WOOD

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TRUST CHARLOTTE JACUNSKI

For All Your Real Estate Needs

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Garage Doors, Openers

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Decks Powerwashed & SealedINSURED

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Dr. Hashwi & Associates

FAMILY & COSMETICDENTISTRY

Free In - O"ce Bleaching WithEach Cleaning and Exam

19254 Newburgh • Livonia(734) 425-1610

Majestic Dentist

Professional Pet Sitters & Dog WalkersBonded & Insured

248-707-0087Vacation Care, Daily Walks, Pet Taxi

Parish Members

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DISCOUNT FOR ST. COLETTE MEMBERS

Lisa A. Barron. M.D. Jennifer A. Swearingen, M.D.

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O’BRIEN

SULLIVA N FUNERALS, CREMATIONS

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Proud to be a part of this great community

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FOR ALL YOUR OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT NEEDS

Power Equipment for the Homeowner & Professional

Celebrating Our 40th Year in Business!

32098 Plymouth Road, Livonia 734-525-0980

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toni johnstone, BFA, MEd, ATRart therapy for all ages

248-320-1316ATCB registered art therapist

complimentary assessment

734-591-370037000 Six Mile Rd. Livonia, MI 48152

Wayne & Redford Chapels • Ask about our Silver & Gold Trips

BARRY HARNOSParishioner Discount Available

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Ronald L. Rice - Owner/ManagerPark R. Rice - Owner/Funeral DirectorChristina M. Crout - Funeral Director

Meghan C. Noe - Funeral Director

Family Owned & Operated Since 1927

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CRIMINAL • PERSONAL INJURY & MORE

33470 Lyndon Ste. 100 • Livonia, MI 48154

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(734) 425-6340

10% offw/coupon

(No Specials)

10% Senior

Discount(No Specials)

Over 15 Breakfast Specials Starting at $2.75 (Mon-Fri)

Homemade Soups & PiesHome Cooked Meals

15356 Haggerty (corner of 5 Mile Rd. across from Kroger’s)

(734) 420-1141Mon-Sat 7am-10pm • Sun 7am-9pm

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Attorney Timothy J. Klisz - Parishioner -

Full Service Law FirmPhone (313) 402-0853

www.kliszlaw.com39111 W. Six Mile Rd. • Livonia

Free Consultation

JOHN WOOD

PLUMBING 734-425-0370

Fast Professional ServiceExpert Sewer & Drain Cleaning

Lic. Master Plumber • Reasonable Rateswww.johnwoodplumbingllc.com

Sarah Myszkier"Nobody Works Harder For You."

[email protected]

(734) 469-8675St. Thomas the Apostle Parishioner

FRANK JASTRABEK’S TREE SERVICETREE TRIMMING, REMOVAL, FIREWOOD, STUMP GRINDING

Insured, Senior Discounts30 Yrs. Exp. • I.S.A. Certi"ed Arborist

Free Estimate 734-266-4015www.frankstree.com

Etchen PlumbingWater Heaters • Drain Cleaning

24 Hour Emergency Service

734-855-6336Catholic Master Plumber

Serving Southeast Michigan since 2001Senior Discount Available

Kohler • Delta • Moen • Grohe

15230 Levan Road, Livonia, MI 48154

734-261-8860 www.masriortho.com

FREE COMPREHENSIVE EXAM(includes digital photos, digital x-rays and personal consultation)

Livonia Computer RepairBill Colbeck - Phone: 734.751.3862

37637 Five Mile Road, Ste 360 Livonia, MI 48154 [email protected] Networking • Upgrades

Virus Removal

Himm Family Dentistry, P.C.16824 NEWBURGH RD. • LIVONIA

734-421-0121

www.himmfamilydentistry.com

William J. Himm D.D.S. Rebecca Himm D.D.S.

Family & Daughter & OLGC Parishioners

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– Family Owned and

Operated Since 1919 –

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