Parish Mission Statement

Our Parish Family, under the influence of the Gospel, strives to be bold and fearless disciples of Jesus Christ. We witness to our Catholic

faith by living the Eucharist. We are the hands and feet of Christ in our service and in our joyful proclamation of the goodness of God.

AUGUST 14, 2016 • 20TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

CAUSE OF St. Mary, Our Joy

8200 N. Wayne Road • Westland, MI 48185 734-425-4421 • stmarycooj.org

Joyful News

Vacation Bible School August 15 ­ 19

LAST WEEKEND TO REGISTER

After all Masses

Any questions, please contact Carol Nelius at 734 765 5525 or

email at youthministry@stmarycooj.org.

Continued from last week

I had been at Futamatagawa

Church (the church is named after the

26 Japanese martyrs of Nagasaki) for

a year and a half. Living in the big

city of Yokohama, I began teaching

about Christianity at a local

Community College in downtown

Yokohama. I was involved with youth

and young adult ministry with the Japanese Bishop’s

Conference. Things were on a roll for me (living the dream??).

Then one day in mid-November, I received a letter from the

PIME Superior General. He was asking me to go to the States

and work for a while. There was a great need, especially in the

Mission Center. This was one of the most difficult decisions I

ever had to make. After a week of praying and talking it over

with others, I decided to give him a positive response. I would

go to the States after Easter the following year.

I think it was more difficult readjusting to life in the States

than it was adjusting to life in Japan. For the first six months, I

would think in Japanese and then translate into English. I often

found myself thinking, “Silly Americans. Why do you do it this

way?” The first year back, I was the director of our Mission

Promotion Center in Detroit. We have a fundraising center

which produces a magazine, programs for sponsoring children,

seminarians, projects such as clean water, etc. in mission

countries. After a year, I was elected the regional superior of

the PIME Missionaries in the United States (at that time, which

included Mexico).

Continued on pg. 3

PARISH PICNIC

POTLUCK Sunday, August 21

at Noon

Mass will be

celebrated on the grounds of

St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy

Hot dogs will be grilled up and

there will be games for children!

Please bring a side dish to share. *All cold items should be brought to the social hall.

Bring a chair or blanket to sit on and your own

non-alcoholic beverage.

Join us for an enjoyable afternoon of

fun and fellowship.

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PARISH INFORMATION

ST. MARY, CAUSE OF OUR JOY

8200 N. Wayne Road Westland, Michigan 48185

Phone: 734-425-4421 Email: office@stmarycooj.org

Fax: 734-425-0650

Website: www.stmarycooj.org

Office Hours Monday thru Thursday:

8:00am−Noon & 1:00pm−4:30pm Friday: 8:00am−Noon

Reconciliation: Saturdays: 3:30pm

Mass Schedule

Saturday: 4:30pm Sunday: 8:00am 10:00am 12 Noon Weekday: Monday, Thursday & Friday: 8:30am Wednesday: 12 Noon

Baptisms Please call our Parish Office (425 4421)

during regular business hours to make arrangements

if you have a child to be baptized.

Marriage Arrangements must be made by registered parishioner at

least six months in advance to allow sufficient time for instruction and preparation.

Visitation to the Sick

The pastor, deacon & lay visitors are available to visit the sick of the parish upon request .

RCIA (Right of Christian Initiation of Adults) Call the Parish Office

St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy

PARISH INFORMATION

PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY

Pastoral Staff Fr. Ken Mazur, PIME, Pastor Pastor@stmarycooj.org

Fr. Joseph Plawecki, Priest in Residence

Rev. Mr. John Burke, Deacon

Rev. Mr. Jim Hensel, Deacon Emeritus

Children’s Faith Formation Sr. Gemma Legel, OSF faithformation@stmarycooj.org

Music and Worship

Steve Reyes

Youth Ministry

Carol Nelius youthministry@stmarycooj.org 734-765-5525

Parish Administration

Mary Allsteadt

Sandy Young

Peggy Fox

Jennifer Newman

Carol Pates

Shannon Galoch

Matt Andresen

Director of Music & Liturgy

music@stmarycooj.org

Secretary

Secretary

Secretary

Secretary joyfulnews@stmarycooj.org

Bookkeeper bookkeeper@stmarycooj.org

Maintenance

Maintenance

Julie Callahan Ann Schroeder Debbie Marshall Sharon McCarthy Suzanne Price Nancy Smith Christopher Gieske Rocco Krcatovich

George Rodriguez Don Yokley Doug Taylor Doug Cyr James Fredrickson John Lister Helene Lusa

Parish Pastoral Council and

Transition Team Members

Knights of Columbus

Bob Schoenborn Grand Knight (GK15204@mikofc.org) 734-812-8734

Webmaster

Jeff Burden jeff@stmarycooj.org

Readings for Sunday, August 21

1st Reading: Isaiah 66:18-21

Resp. Psalm: Go out to all the world and tell the Good

News.

2nd Reading: Hebrews 12:5-7, 11-3

Gospel: Luke 13:22-30

Our Active Duty Service Members:

CMDR Theron R. Korsak, U.S. Navy; CPT Joey Saunders, U.S. Marines; Joseph David Onadia, U.S. Navy; LCPL Dylan Serwatka USMC; MSGT Terence Zelek, U.S. Air Force; MAJ Timothy Zelek, U.S. Marines

office@stmarycooj.org

maintenance@stmarycooj.org

Loyola Beaudette

Rev John Blaska

Remy Borremeo

Pat Boyington Family

Jim Burns Thomas Cavanaugh

Genevieve Cielma

Tina Cieply Rose Colensky

Ron & Grace Dean

Betty DeVos Jane Deja

Ron & Paul Dugas

Ed Figueroa Kevin Freeman

Joanne Harshman

Natalie Harshman Richard Heidler

Bernice Hill Mike Hissong

Emma Howatson

Pearl Huculak Rachelle Hund

Grace Judd

Judy Kanack Florence Kawka

Rachel Kleinke

Ruth Kocan

Bob Kluba

Lee Kubiak Florence Levandowski

Greg Linder

Anna Marie Linna

Karen Lombardi Paul Maceri

Mary Ann Magon

Danielle Malaniak Pauline Martin

Esther Manzo

Joyce Miriani Selena Montez

Fran Nieckarz

Henry Pardo Ruth Parisien

Myrna Payton Joan Peglowski

Carol Peters

Evelyn Peterson Daniel Pryce

Tony &Toni Przytulski

Mary Reyes Sonya Rodriguez

Deb A. Roraback

Kathleen Savard

Emma Scaramella

Jean Schmuck

Jack & Nancy Shea Deb Stanek

Theresa Stefanko

Keith & Kevin Stites Carl Sweeney

Natalie Tanana

Cathy West Joan Wojcik

Antoinette Wonsack

Deb Yaremchuk Felix Zawaski

Georgiann Ziegler

Ceil Zielasko

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Vacation Bible School The fun

begins Monday evening at 6:00

p.m. Pre-schoolers to pre-teens

are invited to join the Jurassic

Journey and Discover God’s

Everlasting Love.

Kindergarten We are excited

to be able to offer religion

readiness sessions for

Kindergarteners on Mondays.

These will take place from 6:00-

7:15 pm. Please let us know of

any eligible children.

Registration for our new

catechetical year is ongoing. We

would like to have the forms and

baptismal certificates back by

the end of August. Sessions

begins early this year: Sept. 12.

Catechists and Helpers are

asked to attend a plenary

planning meeting on August 22

at 5:30 pm. Does that include

YOU?

Liturgy of the Word with

Children will be offered on

Sundays if we get enough

interested Leaders and

participants. We are looking for

a new, shorter name for this

wonderful ministry. What is

YOUR suggestion?

The Bottom Line An ordained

minister was stationed aboard a

U.S. Navy battleship. He was

concerned about the morale of

some of the sailors after the

announcements he heard on his

first Sunday morning aboard:

“Religious services commencing.

Maintain silence about the

decks. Knock off all

unnecessary work.” An hour

later this announcement

followed: “Resume all

unnecessary work.”

Sr. Gemma Legel, OSF

IN FORMATION Fr. Ken (continued from pg. 1)

For the next ten years, I continued as “provincial”. Along with the administrative work, I

also got a chance to visit some of our missions: Mexico (numerous times), India, Thailand,

Myanmar, Colombia and, to attend numerous meetings in Italy. I racked up the frequent

flier miles easily. During that time, we also did a total renovation of our Headquarters and

Mission Center building in Detroit, which includes the mission offices plus living quarters

for residents and guests with 23 bedrooms. Since most of what I did for these ten years was

“administrative”, I was graced to be the unofficial weekend assistant at St. Blasé Parish in

Sterling Heights. It truly was a blessing, helping me to remember that I was still a priest

even though I sat behind a desk most days. The part of my heart that I didn’t leave in

Atsugi remains there.

My third term ended in May, 2015. I asked and was granted permission to take a

sabbatical, during which I did some travel, study and spiritual formation. I also wanted to

take time to spend with my elderly father. My mother had passed away in December, 2014.

My sabbatical ended at Easter this year. There were many possibilities before me; of

course, PIME had some plans in mind for me. My father went to join my mother in

heaven on April 12. I had been praying for months for some direction from the Holy

Spirit, and it came in the shape of a weekly email from the Archdiocese. Three weeks in a

row, this parish (no-name Westland parish) was listed. PIME’s current regional superior,

Fr. George, says that the members of PIME are “a race of men who go where no one else

wants to go.” So here I am and this is my past, that which has formed me, as a human and

especially as a priest. Happy to be with you, the people of God of St. Mary, Cause of Our

Joy.

Fr. Ken

WORLD YOUTH DAY

Our St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy Pilgrims are safely home. We experienced Poland, Slo-

vakia, Hungary, and Austria as part of our 2 week journey. Our partners on the journey

were teens and young adults from St. Thomas a'Becket in Canton, Our Lady of the Lakes

in Waterford, and Sacred Heart Parish in Ely, Nevada. Rev. Brian Meldrum from Our Lady

of the Lakes Parish also accompanied us on our journey.

It was an amazing two weeks and sometimes a pilgrimage can be challenging and hard at

times. There is sickness, tiredness, and sometimes patience is at an all time low but you

push through and carry on.

Pope Francis said so many powerful things in his homily at the Papal Mass but this quote/

statement is one we will always remember.

"I always like to link the Gospel Beatitudes with Matthew 25, where Jesus presents us with

the works of mercy and tells us that we will be judged on them. I ask you, then, to redis-

cover the corporal works of mercy: to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, clothe the

naked, welcome the stranger, assist the sick, visit the imprisoned and bury the dead. Nor

should we overlook the spiritual works of mercy: to counsel the doubtful, teach the igno-

rant, admonish sinners, comfort the sorrowful, forgive offenses, patiently bear with trou-

blesome people and pray to God for the living and the dead. As you can see, mercy does

not just imply being a “good person” nor is it mere sentimentality. It is the measure of our

authenticity as disciples of Jesus, and of our credibility as Christians in today’s world."

It is something that we are examples of in our parish today and it important that we expand

on it.

Over the next few weeks some of our pil-

grims will be sharing their experiences in

the bulletin and we would like to share a

slide show of our journey with our parish

family. More to come on that as we figure

out those details.

Thank you for you prayers and support for

our one in a lifetime journey.

Carol Nelius - Coordinator of Youth Ministry

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Knights of Columbus Caballeros de Colón

New Evangelization & Rosary. Parish

Knight Ken Konrad led our Parish in a

communal Rosary before the Noon

Mass. Nearly 100 parishioners participat-

ed and had an opportunity to pick up a free Rosary from the

Knights. Our next “Fifth” Sunday communal Rosary will

be on October 30th. Again there will be free rosaries given

away to you and your family. We hope to see you there!

Is God calling you to deepen your Faith in the New Evan-

gelization? We would love to stand with you and help you

along on this journey; give us a call or an email.

Parish Grand Knight GK15204@mikofc.org 734-812-8734 or Luis Gonzalez

( habla español ) 734-778-4438 westlandknights.com www.kofc.org

E U C H A R I S T I C

E X P O S I T I O N

Fridays

9:00am to 3:00pm

St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy

BUS TRIPS

We have some wonderful bus trips

coming up:

Harvest Adventure

Thurs, Sept 22nd 8:30am – 4:30pm

$74 due by Sept 8th

Frankenmuth

Mon, Oct 17th 8:00am – 6:00pm

$62 due by Oct 30th

Firekeepers Casino Wed, Nov 2nd 9:15am – 5:45pm

$36 due by Oct. 19th

Huckleberry Railroad Holiday Magic

Sun., December 11th 2:30pm to 9:45pm

Cost: $63 due by November 27th.

The bus trips are open to everyone.

Please call me 734-525-3737 for more

details and reservations. Copies of the

Flyers can also be obtained at the Parish

Office during regular business hours.

Make checks payable to Bianco and mail

to me at 8843 Linville, Livonia, MI

48150.

Maryann Sligay

The Feast of the Assumption

August 15 is NOT a Holy Day of Obliga-

tion this year since it falls on a Monday.

We will be celebrating Mass that day at

8:30 am. Please join us.

ATTENTION ALL WOMEN

St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy Parish

What type of Women’s Group do you

think would best serve you and our new

parish family? Bring your ideas to a

special meeting

Wednesday August 24, 2016 at 7PM

In the Parish Social Hall

For more information or assist with

transportation to meeting

Contact Leslie at 734-502-2219

Email: lajddj@gmail.com

OVER 50???

Are you interested in joining a

group for people over 50 years of

age? Please come to a meeting

on:

Monday, August 15 at 10am in

the social hall.

Holy Name Fraternity We would like to take this opportunity to

invite ALL Men from our Parish Family

to join our newly formed group as we

progress into the future of our new Par-

ish. It is time that we pull TOGETHER

to make all of us stronger in our faith.

Our newly formed group will be com-

prised of men 18 years and older.

The Purpose of our Fraternity is to:

Promote fellowship between the

Men in our Parish Family

Assist the Parish both physically

and financially whenever possible

Conduct activities for the benefit of

our Parish Family

Aid the members in their duty to

God and His Church.

We will begin meeting this September

thru May on the third Tuesday of each

month at 7pm in our parish small social

hall. There is NO cost to join or dues to

pay. We are planning to have Pancake

Breakfasts and to participate in Texas

Hold'ems as a fundraiser twice a year.

Please join us for a special Q & A meet-

ing about our newly formed Holy Name

Fraternity on THIS Tuesday, August

16th at 7pm in Church.

Mark your calendar for our first official

meeting on Tuesday, September 20th at

7pm in our Parish small hall.

Emery Price

EARLY BULLETIN DEADLINE

Due to the upcoming Labor Day

holiday, all articles for the September

11 bulletin are due August 31 by 9am.

Please email articles to:

joyfulnews@stmarycooj.org or drop

off at the office.

Heavenly Father, welcome Home

those whom you have called from

this world especially

Bernadine Przybulski

Joseph Merlino

and all the souls of our faithful

departed. May they rest in peace.

ST. MARY’S CARDS

AND COFFEE CLUB Every Wednesday!

Come and have some coffee, conversa-

tion and play cards with friends, old

and new. Doors open at 10:30am.

Meeting starts at 11:00am. Small fee

to play Pinochle or Euchre. You

choose your game. Assistance provid-

ed as needed. Call:

Ruth Ellis 734-926-1458 OR

Nancy Ruby 734-728-7023 OR

Jim Brisky 734-722-4963

ALL ARE WELCOME

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ARCHDIOCESE AND

COMMUNITY NEWS

St. Francis Cabrini Catholic Pilgrimage to Mexico’s Our

Lady of Guadeloupe Shine over the

Feast Day & Mexico City. December 8

– 13, 2016, $2,249.00 per person in-

cluding air from Detroit, Breakfast,

Lunch & Dinner Daily. Holy Mass

everyday. For a Flyer or more infor-

mation please call Cathie or Mike Mi-

lano at 1-800-773-2660.

The Jubilee Year of Mercy With Pope Francis

Is Church Like a Football Match?

Each one of us can ask himself or herself today: How do I live in the

Church? When I go to church, is it as though I were at the stadium,

at a football match? Is it as though I were at the cinema? No, it is

something else. How do I go to church? How do I receive the gifts

that the Church offers me to grow and mature as a Christian? Do I

participate in the life of the community, or do I go to church and withdraw into my

own problems, isolating myself from others?

- General Audience, October 9, 2013

Reflection: In order to experience God’s mercy, we have to actively seek to receive

it from God and give it to others. Pray about the ways God might want you to get

involved in your parish. What active role can you play?

RCIA: WHAT IS RCIA?

Do you know someone who wants to

become Catholic? Have you completed

all the Sacraments of initiation? Are you

interested in a refresher course? Would

you like to journey with someone inter-

ested in becoming Catholic? Would you

like to be a sponsor for someone becom-

ing Catholic?

SHARING If you can answer yes to any

of the above questions, please give the

Parish Office a call at 425-4421.

Assist the Catholic Church in Poland

The church and the people of Poland

appeal to you for your generous spiritual

and financial support next weekend Au-

gust 20 and 21st. Special envelopes are

available in our Gathering space or Par-

ish Office for your donation.

Your donation will fund the education

of Priests and Polish-American students;

Charitable works in parishes and Catho-

lic institutions in Poland; Missionary

work of Polish Religious; and Formation

Programs for Lay Leaders serving Polo-

nia in the USA.

SHIRLEY’S CLUB RESERVATIONS

September 14 at 11:30am.

Shirley’s club will be sharing lunch and

memories at Archie’s Restaurant on

Plymouth Road. Please join us for anoth-

er memorable afternoon.

Tickets are $17.00. Make checks paya­

ble to Kathy McLeod and send to Kathy

McLeod at 8465 Terri Dr., Westland, MI

48185 (734)427-7203.

Deadline for reservations is Sept. 9.

Come join us.

ST. MARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL - Wayne

St. Mary Catholic School offers

PRESCHOOL 3 through 8th GRADE

education and is CURRENTLY

ENROLLING students for the 2016-17

school year. WALK-IN TOURS are

available on Tuesdays from 9:00 a.m. to

3:00 p.m. during August. Located on

34516 W. Michigan Avenue in Wayne,

The school year begins on Thursday,

August 25. For more information,

contact us at 734-721-1240 or e-mail us

at schooloffice@st.marywayne.org. You

can also visit our website

at stmaryschoolwayne.org. Your Donations Are Needed

For over 130 years, the Society of St.

Vincent de Paul has been dedicated to

the corporal works of mercy in the

Archdiocese of Detroit. Today, more

than 2,000 Society members —

Vincentians — volunteer to provide

critical support such as food, shelter,

utility assistance, clothing, furniture

and more to hurting families.

Your donations of furniture,

household goods and clothing can be

dropped off at the SVDP Thrift Store

located at Wayne and Hunter Avenue.

Their phone number is 734 629-8250

and are open 7 days a week.

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED

At St Vincent de Paul Thrift Store

Please donate your time at our

Westland SVDP Thrift Store located on

Wayne Road and Hunter. For every

hour you volunteer to work, St.

Theodore/St. Damian SVDP

conference will receive $10 in debit

cards so our SVDP clients can

“purchase” much needed clothing and

small furniture items.

The SVDP Thrift Store is open 7 days a

week. Phone:734 629-8250

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Carey, Ohio Pilgrimage On Thursday, September 8th, you are wel-

come to join Prayer Pilgrimages on a pilgrim-

age to Our Lady of Consolation Basilica

Shrine in Carey, Ohio. Highlights during the

day include a special Marian Feastday Sung

Latin Mass at Noon in the upper Basilica,

Veneration of Relic, Miraculous Statue Pro-

cession, Guided Tour, & Gift Shop. Deluxe

motorcoach scheduled departures from Oak-

land Mall in Troy, Our Lady of Good Coun-

sel Church in Plymouth, Levagood Park in

Dearborn, & Big Boy in Lincoln Park. Cost

per person is $50; which includes full course

lunch in cafeteria. To reserve and/or more

information: Michael Semaan at (248) 250-

6005 or www.prayerpilgrimages.com.

FOR WIDOWED MEN

AND WOMEN

Mass at the beautiful historic

St. Anne Catholic Church in Detroit

August 21, 2016 12:00 Mass

All widowed men and women are invited

to join us for Mass at St. Anne in Detroit

as we continue to enjoy Mass at historic

churches. We will attend the 12:00 Mass

on Sunday, August 21stat St. Anne de

Detroit, 1000 St. Anne St., followed

by lunch at a location to be

determined. Check-in by 11:30 a.m. for

Mass at 12:00. Come worship together

and meet new friends in a safe, friendly,

and supportive setting. RSVP by August

12th to Gerry at 734-259-5024.

Sponsored by Widowed Friends, a

“peer” support group in the Archdiocese

of Detroit. For further information about

Widowed Friends, come visit our

website at www.widowedfriends.org

ARCHDIOCESE AND

COMMUNITY NEWS

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LITURGICAL SCHEDULE August 20/21

SATURDAY 4:30pm SUNDAY 8:00am SUNDAY 10:00am SUNDAY 12 NOON

Celebrant Fr. Ken Mazur Fr. Ken Mazur Fr. Joe Plawecki Fr. Ken Mazur

Lector

Comm.

Maryann Sligay

Richard Gora

Lisa Kliza

Kay Palmer

Joanne Harshman

Jennifer Reimer

Jim McDonnell

Angela Reinke

Extraordinary

Ministers of

Holy

Communion

Bob Chisholm Yvonne Chisholm

Mary McKelvey

Suzanne Powers

Sandra Stewart Gloria Townsend

Loretta Wood

Irene Boduch Barbara Burke Olimpia DeToma

Jim De Vitis

Emmanuel Eze

Cathi Macko

Nicole Macko

Kathy Andrus

Theresa O’Bey

Geri Pawlaczyk

Darlene Janson

Pauline Martin

Bernice Reed

Loretta Wood

Youth and Young Adults

Altar Servers Toni Quillen Tori White

Sacristan Fran Gleason Alice André Pat Storey Ann Schroeder

Ushers Paul Markus Team John Burke Team Jack Rourke Team Gonzales family

Greeters Eunice Austin Barb Burke Volunteer Youth/Young Adults

Homebound Kathy Andrus

Theresa O’Bey

Weekday

Sacristans

MONDAY

Alice André

WEDNESDAY

Mary Tavana

THURSDAY

Fran Gleason

FRIDAY

Jeanne Sullivan

MASS INTENTIONS

Monday, August 15 8:30am Paul and Nancy Vella by their Family

Deceased Members of Dobek Family Sp. Intentions Murphy and Zajkowski Famlies by Jim & Mary Murphy

Wednesday, August 17 12 Noon Ed Grams by his Family

Sp. Intentions Carmel Bartosik by John & Julie Barile

Thursday, August 18 8:30am Deloris O’Hagan by Don

Robert Vannest by his wife, Lillian

Sp. Intentions Dominick Wygant by John & Julie Barile

Friday, August 19 8:30am Roland Opaski by his Mom, Lillian Vannest

Jerome & Larry O’Hagan by their brother, Don

Saturday, August 20 4:30pm Mary Lu Costyn by her husband, Ralph

Rita Dziadzio by her husband, Ronald & Family

Robert Nash (1st Anniv) by Lisa Mitchell

Lewis D. Wolff by Lisa Mitchell & John Wright

Erik Sunday by his Family

Sunday, August 21 8:00am Irene Mullins by Marlene & Jerry Chwalek

John & Joanne Sowa by their Family

Kenneth Zawislak by Leon & Dianne Lazar

Laura Tabaka by Barb & Ernie Lenard

10:00am Janet Rucinski by her Family

Felisa Cabotage by her Family

12 Noon For our Parish Family

WEEKLY OFFERING August 7, 2016

Envelope Amount

Env. Used: 379

$10,472.00

Loose Change $ 1,236.49

Green Env.

Env. Used: 86

$ 767.00

Total $12,375.49

Polish Env. Used: 2 $ 35.00

UPCOMING EVENTS Aug. 14-21

SUN.

Aug. 14

8:00 10:00

12:00

Mass Mass

Mass

MON.

Aug. 15

8:30am 10:00am

10:30am

6:00pm 7:00pm

Mass Over 50 meeting in Social hall

Westland Convalescent Center

VBS Baptism Class

TUE.

Aug. 16

6:00pm 7:00pm

NO WEEKDAY MASS VBS Men’s Fraternity meeting In Church

WED.

Aug. 17

11:00am 12 Noon

6:00pm

Cards and Coffee—Social hall Mass

VBS

THURS

Aug. 18

8:30am 6:00pm

Mass VBS

FRI.

Aug. 19

8:30am

9am-3pm

6:00pm

Mass

Eucharistic Exposition

VBS

SAT.

Aug. 20

3:30pm 4:30pm

Reconciliation Mass

SUN.

Aug. 21

8:00 10:00

Noon

Mass Mass

Mass in the Grass and Picnic