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Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 1 August 5, 2018

ST. FRANCES CABRINI PARISH “I can do all things in Christ who strengthens me” ~ Philippians 4:13

August 5, 2018


Weekend at Birney’s

Back to Seminary

As many of you are aware, we o�en host seminarians at the

parish, thus providing me the opportunity to ‘dub’ the recto-

ry, Cabrini Chateau! For some of the seminarians, like Zaid

Chabaan and presently Tim DuBois, it is for a pastoral year,

while for others, like Michael Bruno, it is for just the sum-

mer. We are blessed to have them as part of our parish com-

munity and as ‘housemates’ in the rectory. I know for me,

they bring a sense of hope for the future, and remind me of

the original spark I experienced when I first felt the call to

the priesthood. Next week, Michael will begin the process of

moving back to the seminary to begin his second year of for-

ma-on/studies towards the priesthood….Tim will not be

returning to the seminary un-l next August…lucky him!

Please con-nue to pray for Michael, Tim, Zaid and all our

seminarians who are discerning a voca-on to the priest-

hood. The road to the priesthood is a long one, but filled

with many graces along the way. I pray that we will soon

have some of our own from Cabrini in the seminary? If you,

or someone you know has an interest, ques-on or sense

that he might have a voca-on to the priesthood, don’t hesi-

tate to let me or Fr. Dominic know…we are more than happy

to have that conversa-on. For more informa-on about the

seminary, priesthood or seminarians, please go to:

detroitpriest.com.

Priesthood/Parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit

The clergy of the Archdiocese recently received sta-s-cs on

our present and future numbers of ac-ve priests and parish-

es. Once you read these sobering numbers/ projec-ons, you

will be5er appreciate why Fr. Dominic and myself are cover-

ing weekend liturgies at Christ, the Good Shepherd, our

neighboring parish. Please con-nue to pray for both a rea-

wakening of the prac-ce of the faith, and an increase of vo-

ca-ons to the priesthood….God is s-ll calling, but we need

to help those being called to hear and respond. As you can

see, there is plenty of room for improvement!

Total popula$on in the Archdiocese of Detroit:

4,264,844

Total Catholic popula$on in the Archdiocese of Detroit:

1,124,367 (26%) Incorporates the coun�es of : Macomb,

Wayne, Oakland, St. Clair, Monroe, Lapeer)

Total Amount of parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit:

218 (in 2005, the number was 311)

Registered Catholics:

251,881 Households (in 2000, the number was 317,805)

Priests presently in parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit:

253- Total priests (177-diocesan and 21-religious order)

198 as a Pastor or Administrator

55 as an Associate pastor

Age of all ac$ve priests in parishes:

52 (between the ages of 26 -49)

127 (between the ages of 50 -69)

39 (between the ages of 70-89)

Projec$ons for 2028:

168 ac-ve diocesan and religious order priests (85 fewer

than today/ 34% decrease)

(Of note: A priest is either a member of a (Arch)Diocese or

Religious Order. Diocesan priests are those ordained for, and

serving with few excep-ons, exclusively within the bounda-

ries of the Archdiocese. The majority of parish priests are

diocesan, and report directly to the (Arch)Bishop of their

(Arch)Diocese. Religious Order priests, (i.e: Franciscans, Jes-

uits, Benedic�nes, Dominicans, etc.) are ordained for their

Religious Order, report directly to their Superior, and serve

within a (Arch)Diocese, with permission, but at the discre-

-on of their Order.

Welcome Steve Dolunt

I would like to welcome Mr. Steve

Dolunt as our new Athle-c Director

for Cabrini High School. Steve is a very

familiar face to Cabrini schools and

parish. His children have a5ended

Cabrini schools, he has been an Assis-

tant so�ball coach for many years, he

faithfully serves as an Usher at the

12noon mass, and most especially, he and his family have

been ac-ve members in the life of our community. A�er 30+

years with the Detroit Police Department, Steve recently

re-red as the Deputy Police Chief and brings with him plenty

of experience with organiza-on, prepara-on and delega-on.

I am very grateful that he was willing to jump into the Ath-

le-c Office at this late hour, and with such short no-ce. In

just these past few days, he has already accomplished a

great deal, and I know the high school will be blessed with

his dedica-on and exper-se.

Quote for the week: ‘ No one yet has ever le� the Body of

Christ or His Church for a reason, but many have le� for a

thing. The thing may differ: it may be pride, wealth, flesh, or

the thousand-and-one subs-tutes for Divinity.’ – Venerable

Fulton Sheen

That’s all for now, see you in Church.

Fr. Tim Birney


Mass Schedule Monday, August 6, 2018 8:30am Frank Barazsu by Children & Family Dolores Szczechowicz (Birthday Remembrance) by Torey Shea & Family Tuesday, August 7, 2018 8:30am Special Inten-ons for Linda Sammut Smith by Family Frances Boerner by Family In Thanksgiving Wednesday, August 8, 2018 8:30am John T. & Norma Scannell by Daughter Susan Leo Schillinger (15

th Anniversary) by Schillinger Family

Thursday, August 9, 2018 8:30am Mary Beth Hawtree by Friends Friday, August 10, 2018 8:30am Dennis Menzer by Judy Tu6le & Family Saturday, August 11, 2018 8:30am Deceased members of St. Frances Cabrini 5:00pm Carol Villanueva by The Villanueva Family Louis & Mary Jane Zan by Family Rochelle Marie Zan by Husband Be5y Lopato by Anna Nowak Sunday, August 12, 2018 8:00am Roy & Frances Zimmer by Family Leonard Witkowski by The Witkowski Family Clara Ossiff by Quandt Street Neighbors 10:00am Dave Nappo by Vi DallaVecchia Alanna Gehringer by Family Special Inten-ons for Ka-e Fell by Paul & Ruth Hughes Anna Sorovetz (90

th Birthday) by Jessica Garofali

12:00pm Adam Dusik by Family Ferdinando & Luisa Fucinari by Louis & Maria Fucinari Margaret Wilkins by Joe & Joyce Ga6yan Alanna Gehringer by Family 7:00pm Beth Nicola by Therese Tardiff Ron Hairder Koussan by Friends Tina D’Arcangelo by Son

Spirituality and Worship

Readings for the Week of

August 5, 2018

Monday

The Transfigura$on of the Lord

Dn 7:9-10, 13-14;

Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9;

2 Pt 1:16-19; Mk 9:2-10

Tuesday

Saint Sixtus II, Pope, and Saint Cajetan

Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22;

Ps 102:16-18, 19-21,29 & 22-23;

Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14

Wednesday

Saint Dominic

Jer 31:1-7; Jer 31:10, 11-12ab, 13;

Mt 15:21-28

Thursday

Saints Teresa Benedicta of the Cross

Jer 31:31-34;

Ps 51:12-13, 14-15, 18-19;

Mt 16:13-23

Friday

Saint Lawrence

2 Cor 9:6-10;

Ps 112:1-2, 5-6, 7-8, 9; Jn 12:24-26

Saturday

Saint Clare

Hab 1:12—2:4;

Ps 9:8-9, 10-11, 12-13;Mt 17:14-20

Sunday

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

1 Kgs 19:4-8; Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9;

Eph 4:30—5:2; Jn 6:41-51

Please pray for the family and friends of our dearly departed

Anne Villasenor Virgil Koz;ay Laurie Shirlen October 27, 1940 - July 3, 1928 - January 25, 1959 -

July 16, 2018 July 19, 2018 July 19, 2018

Helen Lo=us Dennis N. Menzer Anna Cipta October 29, 1925 - October 14, 1942 - January 8, 1919 -

July 19, 2018 July 21, 2018 July 21, 2018

St. Frances Cabrini Church Page 4 Allen Park, Michigan

Weekly Update

Weekend of July 21 & July 22, 2018 Weekly Collec$on Received Debt

Envelopes $ 14,787.00 Total Debt $ 3,645,983.55

Automa-c Deposit $ 2,053.50 Payment*

Loose $ 2,917.00 Debt Reduc-on Envelopes $ 261.00

Total $ 19,757.50 Total $ 261.00

Actual Weekly Contribu-on Year to Date $ 64,573.00 Current Debt Balance $ 3,645,722.55

*The monthly payment ($20,784.00) towards our 10 year MCC commitment is applied the first of each month

CSA 2018 Goal $ 155,000.00

Total Donated to Date ( 391 gi=s) $ 93,243.00

Need to meet goal $ 61,757.00

Weekend of July 28 & July 29, 2018 Weekly Collec$on Received Debt

Envelopes $ 16,427.00 Total Debt $ 3,645,722.55

Automa-c Deposit $ 2,203.50 Payment*

Loose $ 2,451.00 Debt Reduc-on Envelopes $ 105.00

Total $ 21,081.50 Total $ 105.00

Actual Weekly Contribu-on Year to Date $ 85,654.50 Current Debt Balance $ 3,645,617.55

*The monthly payment ($20,784.00) towards our 10 year MCC commitment is applied the first of each month

CSA 2018 Goal $ 155,000.00

Total Donated to Date ( 391 gi=s) $ 93,243.00

Need to meet goal $ 61,757.00


Gladys Coats October 5, 1927 - June 28, 2018

Gladys Coats, a beloved educator and administrator at St. Frances Cabrini Middle School, passed away on June 28,

2018. She was 90 years old.

Mrs. Coats was born on October 5, 1927, in Detroit, Michigan, to Andrew and Mary Baszczuk. Robert Coats, Gladys’ husband, pre-

ceded her in death. She is survived by sons, Robert, and his wife, Leslie, William, and his wife, Desiree, John, and his wife, Dulce, and

son James, and his wife, Natasha. Gladys was also the proud grandmother of 15 grandchildren and great grandmother of 6.

Gladys was a member of St. Frances Cabrini Parish for many years. She began her career at Cabrini as a subs-tute teacher and

taught fourth, sixth and eighth grades throughout her tenure. She re-red in 2010 a�er 46 years of service to Cabrini Schools. She also

began the Honors Math program in 1985.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, August 18, 2018, at 10:00am at St. Frances Cabrini Parish, 9000 Laurence Ave., Allen

Park, MI 48101.

In lieu of flowers, memorial dona-ons can be made to the Fr. Clare Murphy Scholarship Fund or to St. Frances Cabrini Debt Reduc-

-on Fund.


From the desk of Fr. Dom…. What No One Tells You About…

Ques-on: How does the process of Canoniza-on work?

Canoniza-on is defined as: a declara-on made by the Pope

that a deceased person is raised to -tle of Saint. The canon-

iza-on is celebrated at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and is

usually followed by a celebra-on in the Saint’s place of ven-

era-on. However, there is a process which includes a num-

ber of steps and guidelines before the person can be de-

clared a saint. It includes four stages: Servant of God, Vener-

able, Blessed and finally Saint. It should be noted here that

every person in Heaven is a saint, even if the Church on

earth has not given them the -tle. The Holy Spirit raises up

certain souls for the Church to designate as saints for the

benefit of the faithful. But in no way does it limit the num-

ber of people in heaven to only those people officially desig-

nated on earth as saints.

The process usually does not start un-l five years have

passed since the death of the person. (There have been ex-

cep-ons made in the case of Saint Theresa of Calcu5a and

Saint Pope John Paul II.) This is to ensure the holiness and

enduring reputa-on of the person is beneficial to the faith-

ful. Once the five years are up, the Bishop of the diocese in

which the person died pe--ons the Va-can to open a cause

for Canoniza-on. The Congrega-on for the Doctrine of the

Faith will give permission for the cause to begin a�er an ini-

-al inves-ga-on. Once the cause has begun the person is

called a Servant of God.

The second stage is Venerable. In order for a person to be

declared a venerable an inves-ga-on takes place in to de-

termine if the person exhibited “Heroic Virtue”. This is done

by witness tes-mony given by those who knew the person

and examina-on of the person’s private and public wri-ngs.

The evidence is given to a theological commission estab-

lished by the Congrega-on for the Doctrine of the Faith, and

a vote is made by the commission. If the resul-ng vote is

assen-ng for the cause then it goes before the Pope who

officially recognizes the heroic virtue of the person and the

cause con-nues.

The third stage is Blessed. In order to be declared such, a

miracle a5ributed to the intercessory power of the Venera-

ble must be approved. The inves-ga-on of the miracle must

be undertaken in the diocese in which it occurred, not nec-

essarily in the diocese of the cause. The miracle is subjected

to a scien-fic commission and a theological commission.

The scien-fic commission rules there is no scien-fic explana-

-on or natural explana-on for the miracle. The miracle can

be of any type but usually it is medical. The miracle must be

well documented including: the infirmity, the treatment, the

healing and the las-ng effect. The theological commission

rules the cure was a miracle that can only be a5ributed to

God (the devil could cause a disease by his oppression and

simulate a cure by stopping his ac-on but the cure could not

be instantaneous, nor could he regenerate -ssue from noth-

ing.) Also, the miracle must be a5ributed to the intercession

of the Venerable alone. Once the diocesan commissions

affirms the miracle, the results are sent to the Congrega-on

who inves-gate and once they affirm, it is sent to the Pope

for his affirma-on. When the Pope affirms the miracle the

Venerable can be bea-fied. The Blessed is now affirmed to

be in Heaven. Also, public venera-on of the Blessed can be

done at the local or regional level (mass, divine office, imag-

es, etc). However, they are not yet venerated publically by

the Universal Church because bea-fica-on is not considered

an infallible papal act. Therefore, it is not yet appropriate

that the en-re Church venerate. Also, it is why the Pope

does not conduct the Bea-fica-on but the Congrega-on

does.

The final stage is Saint. In order to be declared a saint the

Church affirms a second miracle a5ributed to the Blessed.

The process is the same as it was with the first miracle.

Once the Pope affirms the second miracle the Canoniza-on

can take place and is presided over by the Pope. The decla-

ra-on of Canoniza-on is an infallible papal act protected

from error by the Holy Spirit. The Universal Church can now

offer masses, the Divine Office or other acts of public vener-

a-on in the name of the person. The canoniza-on by the

Pope does not make the person a saint; rather he declares

the person is with God and is an example of following Jesus

Christ.

Submit your bulle-n ques-ons by email to:

[email protected].

In the subject line write: bulle-n ar-cle ques-on.

God Bless you all!


Christian Services

Come away for a summer day with Tuesday Travelers,

or perhaps one next fall

There are s-ll seats on the second bus on August 21 to Os-

coda for a cruise on the AuSable River aboard the River Queen

paddleboat. We’ll stop at a Pinconning cheese shop and have

lunch at the Tawas Bay Beach Resort (7:45 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

$94).

Looking ahead, day trips have been added to the fall calen-

dar, and reserva-ons are being accepted now. Hope you will

consider joining us. We have a good -me, experience some

fascina-ng sites and Bianco handles the driving.

October 16, Jackson Historic Prison Tour: Armory Arts Village,

Jackson Prison’s Cell Block 7 Museum, Lone Oak Vineyard, Jack-

son Candy and Fudge Factory. (7:30 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. Cost:

$101).

November 13, District Detroit: Li5le Caesar’s Arena tour, lunch

at Pizza Pappalis, the Astoria Bakery and visit historic Pewabic

Po5ery. (9:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Cost: $72)

December 11, Holiday Glitz Rochester Style: Meadowbrook

Hall, the estate of Ma-lda Dodge, dinner at the Rochester Beer

Hall, shopping downtown, glowing in a dazzling light display.

(12:45 to 8:30 p.m. Cost: $73)

Flyers with detailed informa-on on each trip are available in

the church office or on the website at cabriniparish.org. All

trips leave from the church parking lot.

To register, call Therese Tardiff in the Parish Office, 313-381-

5601, Ext. 1051.

August 5, 2018

18th Sunday in Ordinary Time The Gospel tells us “This is my beloved Son. Listen

to Him. By “listening” we are able to live the Gos-

pel. Gospel living is something so simple as taking the -me to

listen to those who need to spill out their hearts when seeking

help.

Through your gi=s to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul you

enable the members of the Society to become a “listening

heart” to the hungry, the homeless and the struggling poor.

August Food Collec$on

Allen Park Church of Christ

ST. ALFRED CATHOLIC CHURCH in Taylor, MI, seeks a

bilingual Spanish/ English Administra-ve Assistant. To apply

please forward your cover le5er, resume and references

to [email protected].

ST. LEO’S SOUP KITCHEN

Saturday, August 11 8:30am – 1:30pm We will be preparing and serving a delicious lunch for approxi-

mately 150 guests at St. Leo’s on Saturday, August 11. If you

would be willing to be an “At Home” volunteer by cooking

some hamburger with Manwich (recipe: one pound of ham-

burger per one can of Manwich, put in a zip lock bag) or by

dona-ng baked goods please call the Parish office at (313)381-

5601 ex. 1051 and leave a message with Therese.

If you would like to join us in preparing and serving the meal

on this day, call Barb Engler (313)388-7827 to reserve your

spot. We will meet in the Holy Family Hall to car pool to St.

Leo’s. Monetary and paper product dona-ons are always wel-

come to help defray the cost of the meal.

All dona-ons need to be dropped off to the Parish office by

Friday, August 10 before 5:00 pm. Thank you in advance for

your -me in preparing food at home.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul

Help Us Help Others by

Volunteering your Time!

Come join the fun and volunteer at our St. Vincent de Paul

Thri� Store in Lincoln Park (3760 Fort St.). All are welcome.

There are several areas where we need your support such as:

gree-ng customers, receiving incoming dona-ons, sor-ng,

tagging and hanging donated items, as well as tes-ng electron-

ic appliances, arranging the sales floor and stocking products.

Are you ready to join us for a rewarding volunteer experience?

Contact the store at (313) 382-3900 for more informa-on - and

tell them you are from Cabrini!! We get $10.00 in debit cards

for every hour worked. These debit cards are provided to those

in need to be used for clothing, furniture, or household goods.

Youth 16 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult.

You can support our stores in other ways too by taking ad-

vantage of some great bargains and shopping there. Our 13 St.

Vincent de Paul Thri� Stores have weekly promo-ons and

monthly specials. Consider Vincen�an Tuesdays and receive

25% off all donated items when bringing in our church bulle-n!

Consider also Military Mondays, Senior Wednesdays, $5 off $25

purchase on Thursdays, and even Friday Ladies Night 25% dis-

counts.


School News and Events

Religious Educa$on and Sunday School

Registra$ons are s$ll being accepted

$25 late fee now applies for all programs Registra-on forms are available online or in the parish office.

Grades 1-6: Every Monday 4:30pm-6:00pm OR 6:30pm-8:00pm

Cabrini Elementary school

Grades 7-8: Every Monday 6:30pm -8:00pm (only)

Cabrini Elementary school

Special Needs Programs: Every other Monday from 4:30pm- 5:15pm. It is held in

the Grade School Teacher’s Lounge. It is for children ages 6-18 years of age.

Sunday Pre-School Program: Every Sunday during the 10:00am Mass for 3-5 year

olds. It runs from mid-September un-l the end of April. There is also a nursery (no

charge) during that -me for those younger than 3 years of age.

Sacramental Prepara$on: All students (Catholic School and Public or Home School)

interested in preparing for First Eucharist or Confirma-on at Cabrini must register

through the office of Religious Educa-on. Addi-onal sacramental prep fees apply.

*Please note: Any family that wishes to enroll in our Religious Ed program but is

not a registered and ac-ve member of St. Frances Cabrini Parish, must provide a

le5er from your home parish acknowledging your par-cipa-on in our program. An

addi-onal $25 out of parish fee per family will be applied to your balance. Le5ers

must be sent to Mrs. Collins in the office of Religious Ed.

For more informa-on contact the Religious Ed Director, Shanon Collins @ 313-928-

4727 or [email protected]

Upcoming Events Cabrini Booster Youth Fall Soccer Ages 3 - 10

Registra$on runs thru August 12 - $45 per player

Cabrini Booster Club usually meets on the 1st Wednesday of the month at Holy Family Hall at 7:30 pm. All men and women are invited to join, as our goal is to help serve the sports programs at Cabrini Schools, as well as the Parish. Come on down and check us out. Our next mee-ng is September 5. To become a member, register online for $25. Any ques-ons or if you need more informa-on, please email us at: [email protected]

Our website: www.cabriniboosters.org Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Cabrini Athle-c Boosters

Cabrini Athle$cs The High School athle-c website is at:

www.cabriniathle$cs.org

Athletic Director Dean Allen is at

[email protected]

2018-19 Exchange Student Update

We have host families for 4 out of 5 ex-

change students for the 2018/19 school year.

Thank you to the families who have opened

their hearts and homes to welcome students.

We s-ll have 1 more to place here at

Cabrini. Please consider expanding your fami-

ly for a great experience. Learn a new cul-

ture and teach a student the American way.

All students come with their own insurance

and spending money and each host family

receives a monthly s-pend for living expens-

es. The following student s-ll needs place-

ment.

Yiru is a 17-year-old female from Urum-

qi, China. She will be a Senior at Cabrini. She

has been an exchange student here at

Cabrini for 1 year and before was in Minne-

sota since September 2015. Yiru is an only

child. She enjoys playing basketball as well

as camping, photography, and playing the

piano. Her goals are to live with a new family

in a new environment and to improve her

English.

The basic things required to host a stu-

dent include: a bed, transporta-on to school,

and 3 meals a day. Please consider opening

your heart and your home. Learn a new cul-

ture and add a forever friend to your family.

Please contact me for more informa$on

Megan Pierrel 313-304-9464

[email protected]

CYO FALL HEAD COACH OPENINGS

5th

/6th

Grade Boys

Soccer Head Coach

4th

- 8th

Co-Ed

Cross Country Head Coach

Please email

Athle-c Director Steve Dolunt

if interested in the posi-on at

[email protected]


Miscellaneous

CHS - Class of 1978

40 Year Reunion

When: Saturday, November 24, 2018

Where: Crystal Park Banquet Hall

17113 Champaign

Allen Park, MI

For more informa$on contact:

Judy (Hamel) Line

(586) 292-5452

[email protected]

The Alumni Associa-on of St. Francis

Xavier School (Ecorse) will be awarding

six $500.00 scholarships for the 2018-

2019 school year to students who will be

a5ending any Catholic high school.

Students are eligible if their family is

a registered and contribu-ng member of

a parish in the Downriver Vicariate.

For further informa-on and a schol-

arship applica-on, please contact:

St. Francis Xavier Alumni Associa-on

c/o Barbara Rickman, Secretary

197 Hal-ner

River Rouge, MI 48218

(313) 841-8627

Email: [email protected]

Cabrini Adult Bible Study Join us as we study St. Paul’s le5er

to the Ephesians. In it you’ll discover the

many remarkable gi�s that God has giv-

en to the Church. Many -mes at Mass

Catholics hear the Church described as

the body of Christ, as a mystery and so

on.

We’ll learn why Paul uses this im-

agery to describe the nature of the

Church. Paul’s le5er will enrich your per-

sonal faith life and teach you how to live

your daily lives in Jesus.

Bible Study is from 6:30 pm un-l

8:00 pm and will con-nue every Monday

for 7 weeks un-l August 13th

. It takes

place in Holy Family Hall.

FOR WIDOWED MEN & WOMEN Lunch @ Spoon’s Place in Canton

August 14th

@ 1:30pm - RSVP

Join widowed men and women for a “Once

a Month Lunch” at Spoon’s Place, 2240 N. Canton Center Rd

in Canton. Order from the menu. RSVP by August 6th to Glo-

ria at 734-459-7995. Call if you must cancel.

FOR WIDOWED MEN & WOMEN Breakfast @ Annie’s Restaurant in Livonia

August 16th

@ 9:00am

Widowed men and women are invited to

meet at 9am on August 16th

for coffee,

breakfast and conversa-on in a friendly se_ng at Annie’s

Restaurant, 33427 Plymouth Road in Livonia. RSVP to Tom at

734-927-0610.

FOR WIDOWED MEN & WOMEN Breakfast @ Jonny Cakes Café in Canton

August 29th

@ 9:30am - RSVP

Widowed men and women are invited to

meet for breakfast on August 29th at 9:30am at Jonny Cakes

Cafe, 5846 N. Sheldon Rd in Canton. Must RSVP to Gloria at

734-459-7995.

Sponsored by Widowed Friends, a “peer” support group in

the Archdiocese of Detroit. For further informa-on about

Widowed Friends, come visit our website at

www.widowedfriends.org.

Thank you Cabrini Parishioners!!!

We could not do it without you!

Members of the Cabrini Conference of St. Vincent de Paul

ac-vely reach out to serve parishioners and others within our

community who are in spiritual or financial need. Inundated

with requests for help with rent, food, u-li-es, clothing, fur-

niture and medical assistance, we have been able to respond

because of your generosity.

Your weekly contribu-ons to the Poor Boxes at the

church entrances average approximately $300/week and are

truly a blessing. Thank you. Certainly our ministry at Cabrini

would not be able func-on without the support of our fellow

parishioners and friends. On behalf of those we serve…Thank

you, Thank you! We also urge you to con-nue with your pray-

ers, and possibly to even consider becoming a Vincen�an.

“We cannot be6er assure our eternal happiness than by

living and dying in the service of the poor, in the arms of Prov-

idence, and with the genuine renouncement of ourselves in

order to follow Jesus Christ.” – St. Vincent de Paul

God bless you.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul

St. Frances Cabrini Conference


Miscellaneous

CSA - Youth Ministry New or newer youth ministers interested in receiving more

informa-on about youth ministry resources and programming

will gather for a Youth Ministry Orienta-on at Sacred Heart

Major Seminary on Saturday, August 18.

The Youth Ministry Office will provide an overview of its

suggested materials for evangelizing and accompanying teens,

-ps for star-ng youth ministry programming, and a summary

of essen-al youth ministry documents.

Your CSA gi�s help fund the work of the Youth Ministry

Office, allowing it to offer event like these at a very low cost to

parishes. The Youth Ministry Orienta-on is $20 and includes

breakfast and lunch for a5endees. Registra-on is required by

August 9.

For informa-on about CSA-funded ministries, programs and

services, please go to www.aod.org.

Mark your calendar!

St. Sebas-an PTG is hos-ng a Mom2Mom sale

Saturday, September 15, 2018.

Now accep-ng table reserva-ons!

For sale info and table rentals, email

[email protected]

Fr. Saylor K of C Summer Sizzle Results

A big thank you to anybody from the Cabrini Parish who

purchased our Summer Sizzle Raffle Tickets. These funds will

help us to con-nue our charitable works. We hope you were

one of the lucky -cket holders. Here are the winning numbers:

$ 7,500.00 #341

$ 1,000.00 #350

$ 500.00 #389

$ 100.00 #161, #070, #340

$ 50.00 #291, #023, #089, #034

The Meadows Racetrack & Casino (Bianco Tours)

Washington, Pennsylvania

Wednesday - Thursday

October 10 - 11, 2018

2 days/1 night $199.00 per person/double occupancy

For reserva-ons and informa-on, please contact:

Shirley Hollman (313) 388-1587

KNIGHTS’ KORNER

Fr. Saylor K of C Council 3774

17113 Champaign, Allen Park, MI

313-386-1850

I would like to thank everyone from both Cabrini and Our

Lady of the Angels who bought our Summer Sizzler raffle -ck-

ets. We really appreciate your support of our Council. Congratu-

la-ons to all the winners! Hope you were one of them.

We are now star-ng one of our busiest -mes of year here at

our Council as you will see. We hope you will stop by our beer

booth at the Allen Park Street Fair and have a cold one. We will

be located at the north end of Allen Road near Southfield stop

bye to say hi! We would love to see you.

August 16th

,17th

, and 18th

we are having our Annual Stuff the

Truck for St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen. If you have any usable clothing,

canned goods, toilet paper, personal care products, or mone-

tary contribu-ons we will gladly accept them for the needy ser-

viced by St. Leo’s. We will also be having a fundraiser for St.

Leo’s on Saturday night the 17th

from 6:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M.

On September 8th

, we will be hos-ng a Euchre Tournament

in our Lounge. If you would like to par-cipate, please call or

stop by the Lounge to sign up.

Then on the 15th

of September, Fish & Loaves Community

Food Pantry will hold their Annual Golf Ou-ng at Lakes of Taylor

you can call (734) 992-6284 to sign up. Also, on the 15th

our

Trivia Night will be in the Lounge star-ng at 7:00. Again, you

must sign up at the Lounge, spots are limited.

Saturday, September 22nd

we will be part of a Pub Crawl to

four different bars two in Taylor and two in Allen Park. Trans-

porta-on to each stop is provided. If you have never par-cipat-

ed in one, try it you may like it. You must sign up in the Lounge

by the 15th

of September.

Then on September 29th

we will be having a bus trip to Fire-

keepers Casino near Ba5le Creek. For $40 you get $25 in free

play and $5 for food. Call either Mark Gaworecki at 313-388-

6912 or John Ksiazek at 313-605-4621 for a reserva-on. Hurry

seats are limited to 100 people.

I almost forgot to men-on our Steak Nights on the last

Wednesday of each month from 5:00-8:00. For $12 you get a

yummy steak, baked potato, salad, roll and of course ice cream

(for an extra dona-on) for dessert.

Don’t forget to follow us on our website: www.frsaylor.club

for more info about all our events!!

Len Vokal – Grand Knight


Altar Care Candles 2

nd Friday Therese Zacny

Towels 2nd

Sunday Alice Klenczar

At a Glance

Monday, August 6, 2018 8:30am Mass ............................................................................ Church 6:30pm Bible Study ...................................................................... HFH Tuesday, August 7, 2018 8:30am Mass ............................................................................ Church 10:00am Al-Anon ............................................................ HFHMtgRm#2 8:00pm AA .......................................................................... HFHBsmnt Wednesday, August 8, 2018 8:30am Mass ............................................................................ Church 12:00pm Cabrini Seniors ................................................................ MCR Thursday, August 9, 2018 8:30am Mass ............................................................................ Church Friday, August 10, 2018 8:30am Mass ............................................................................ Church Saturday, August 11, 2018 8:30am Mass ............................................................................ Church 9:00am Protec-ng God’s Children Workshop .............................. HFH 1:00pm AA .......................................................................... HFHBsmnt 4:00pm Confession ................................................................... Church 5:00pm Mass ............................................................................ Church Sunday, August 12, 2018 8:00am Mass ............................................................................ Church 10:00am Mass ............................................................................ Church 12:00pm Mass ............................................................................ Church 1:00pm Bap-sms ...................................................................... Church 7:00pm Mass ............................................................................ Church

Schedules

Adver$ser of the Week

Jabro Carpet One

Sunday, August 12 8:00am Mass

Lectors John Cico6e &

Mark Courtright

Sacristan Amanda Courtright

Altar Servers Adam Schroeder

Andrew Courtright

Chris Courtright

10:00am Mass

Lectors Fred Guardiola &

Kris�na Rushlau

Sacristan Colleen O’Connell-Fix

Altar Servers Niamh O’Connell

Maeve O’Connell

Brendan Fix

12:00pm Mass

Lectors Shanon Collins &

Pat Csatari

Sacristan Greg Montminy

Altar Servers Brian Chapman

Robert Collins

Lauren Schulte

7:00pm Mass

Lectors Faith Strickland Pelley &

Ron Pelley

Sacristan Chuck Gregoire

Altar Servers Hannah Stecki-Jacek

Haley Stecki-Jacek

Grace DeBerardino

Saturday, August 11

5:00pm Mass

Lectors Patrick Randall & Bea Cassidy

Sacristan Terry Mazure

Altar Servers Ava Teed

Nicole Teed

Elaine Teed

ATTENTION ALL EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

I am in the process of upda-ng informa-on for all ac-ve Eucharis-c Ministers.

This informa-on will be used for communica-on purposes only. Please provide

your current e-mail address as well as a phone number.

Send to: [email protected]

313-381-5601 ext. #1049

Thank you,

Darlene Kmita, Liturgical Coordinator


Please Pray For………….. Jeff Adamczyk

Frances Adkison Ken Adkison Lennon Allen

Debra Andrews Alicia Atkinson

Erika Bacha Heather Baker

Marjorie Barnowski Michael Bartoluzzi

Julie Bauman Nick Beasanski Dwight Behm Mary Behm

Sharon Benson Sara Bielski

Robert Billing Ronald Bloom Frank Bokar

Michael Booth Erica Born

Gary Burtka Pat Burtka

Byrne Family Charley Caldwell Mary Carnarvon

Dorothy Ceccarelli Ryan Cox

Evangeline Cur-n Vincent D’Amico

Marie Dean Mary Dow

Margaret Doyle Patrick Dromey

Jason Elster Rev. Neil Emon Maryanne Fall

Ellen Farkas Ka-e Fell

Virginia Fisher Sue Flores

Carol Flo5e Matylda Fron

Sarah Fults Norma Fusco

Jerry Genevich Lisa Gen-s

Leslie George David Ginter

Kathleen Gideon Ed Graney

Michelle Haiduc Kenneth Hammond

Chris Harris Sammy Helner

Rine5a Herman Janet Hicks

Kathi Higgison Tom Higgison Anita Howard

Virginia Holowecky Dan Howe

Mary Howe Richard Hutchison

Patricia Irwin Be5y Joyce Lena Kaczur

Mike Kammer Quen-n Kastlan

Eddie Kastl Bonnie Kawalec

Tom Kearn Janet Keeth Polly Kenzie Gayle King

Alice Klenczar Virgil Kozcay Karin Kozlo

Mary Krizanic Christopher Krupinski

Rose Kuras Monica “Gerri” Lambert

Candice Lamborghini Dan LaPalm

Ron Lee Harry Le-nski Victor Leyland Tony Linares

Shirley Locker Helen Mac

Lucas MacLeod Tammy Maguire

Donna Marra Amy & Jeffrey Massella

Maryann Masser Julie Mas-n

Rose McGovern Dolores McKernan Beverly Merchan

Gregory Montminy James Moore

Jennifer Mussio Maureen Mussio

Joseph Neal Maureen Newsome Rosemarie Nowacki

Dave Ocenasek Patrick Palmeri Kathy Pender Bruce Perry Carol Poli-

Donna Prieur Mark Rachfal Fred Randall Nick Randall Mary Rapa

Jean Rennie Joan Rennie

Charles Reseter Cli�on Robertson

Jack Rochon Bill Sabo

David, Helen & Renee Salamon John Sanchez Claire Scalici

Robert Scarle5 Sheila Schafer

Jim Shaw Schebel Family Walt Shogren

Harry Sisko Mark Sitko

Melissa Slo5ke Ron Slo5ke Helen Smith

Jacqueline Smith Kevin Stauder Gloria Staley James Stecki

Carol Stromberg Robert Sucheck

Lou Sugo Joan Sullivan Sylvia Taylor

Cody Terteling Judith Tink Julie Treves

Rhonda Turner Robin Rouleau Vaive

Brad VanDyke Carmen Vella

Ed Vespa Nancy Volk

Frank Vrabel Al Williams

Carie Woodall David Y.

Timothy Yurko Joseph Sco5 Zyskowski


Catherine Aikens Denise K. Thompson November 21, 1942 - June 27, 1955 -

July 21, 2018 July 21, 2018


St. Frances Cabrini Parish

9000 Laurence Avenue

Allen Park, Michigan 48101

Phone: (313) 381-5601 Fax: (313) 381-7837

Website: www.cabriniparish.org

Parish Liturgy Schedule Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 8:00am & 10:00am 12:00noon & 7:00pm (No 7:00pm Mass the weekends of: Memorial Day, Labor Day, Fes�val, Easter and July 4 or Christmas when they fall on a Sunday or Monday) Daily Mass Monday - Saturday at 8:30am NO Tuesday 7:00pm (Memorial Day to Labor Day) (Perpetual Help Novena at 9:15am) Confession Saturday 4:00pm Holy Day Masses 7:00pm Vigil 8:30am & 7:00pm Rectory Office Summer Hours Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm (Closed for lunch 12:00pm - 1:00pm) Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm Sunday 9:00am - 1:00pm

Sacraments Bap$sm Registered parishioner for 3 months, or children of registered parishioner. Contact Darlene, Ext 1049 at the Rectory Office for informa-on. Marriage Registered parishioner for 6 months, or children of registered parishioner. Arrangements must be made by the en-gaged couple by contac-ng Darlene, Ext 1049 at the Rectory Office at least six months before date of marriage. Reconcilia$on (Confession) Saturday at 4:00pm and upon request.

Cabrini Facebook Pages www.facebook.com/StFrancesCabriniCatholicChurch

www.facebook.com/CabriniHighSchool www.facebook.com/CabriniHSAlumni www.facebook.com/Cabrini Schools

Vicariate Website www.downrivervicariate.com

Rectory Staff Pastor

Reverend Timothy Birney .................. [email protected] Ext 1048

Associate Pastor Reverend Dominic Macioce ........... [email protected] Ext 1052

Permanent Deacon Reverend Mr. Luis Flores .................... [email protected]

Budget Director / Office Manager Jill Ferraiuolo [email protected] Ext 1054

Facili$es Manager Don Timpf ........................................... [email protected] Ext 1065

Director of Music Ministry Luke Simpson ................................. [email protected] Ext 1047

Liturgical Coordinator Darlene Kmita .................................... [email protected] Ext 1049

Religious Educa$on Shanon Collins (Director) ................... [email protected] Maureen McParland (Assistant) [email protected] Jeannine Li5le (Sunday Preschool) ......... [email protected]

Coordinator of Chris$an Service & Youth Ministry Therese Tardiff ................................... [email protected] Ext 1051

Middle School Youth Leader Maria Wya5 ....................................... [email protected]

Bookkeeper/Tui$on Joy Mousseau............................... [email protected] Ext 1053

Bulle$n Editor/Front Desk

Janet Shea ............................................. [email protected] Ext 1050

Phone Numbers Rectory Office .................................................................381-5601 Religious Educa-on .........................................................928-4727 Cabrini Elementary School ..............................................928-6610 Cabrini High School .........................................................388-0110 High School A5endance ..................................................388-2566 High School Athle-c Office..............................................388-0576 Extended Day Program ...................................................928-6116 CHS Campus Ministry ......................................................388-0110

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