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Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 1 September 9, 2018
ST. FRANCES CABRINI PARISH
“I can do all things in Christ who strengthens me” ~ Philippians 4:13
September 9, 2018
St. Frances Cabrini Church Page 2 Allen Park, Michigan
Weekend at Birney’s
Parish Picnic States Conference of Catholic Bishops has designated the third
I am wring in ancipaon of what I am sure will be another en- Sunday in September as Catechecal Sunday.
joyable Parish Picnic for our community of faith. The opportunity
to come together and celebrate the Eucharist in a different What Does the Word “Cateche+cal” Mean?
se ng…God’s creaon…followed by food, fun and fellowship is The word might be more familiar than you think. Many Catholics
always a cause for celebraon. I pray that many of you will have have used the word "catechism" for years, and they know it has
joined us for this event, and those who couldn’t, for whatever rea- something to do with the compendium of the Church's teachings.
son, know that we were united in prayer. A special thank you to The root word, "catechesis," is from a Greek word meaning "to
all the members of the Picnic Planning Commi(ee, headed by echo, or resound." Catechesis is the act of resounding or bringing
Therese Tardiff, Chrisan Service Director/Youth Minister, for all the Church's teachings to the world. A catechist is one who teach-
the hard work you put into making this day a reality for all of us to es in the name of the Church.
enjoy.
Why do we have a special day set aside to commission cat-
Next stop - Grand Hotel! echists?
Tomorrow morning, I will be leading two buses of ninety-four fel- Catechesis is a disnct and special ministry in the Church. As the
low travelers on our sojourn north to spend a few days taking in Catechism of the Catholic Church makes clear, “Catechesis is in-
the sights and sounds of Mackinac Island, with the highlight being mately bound up with the whole of the Church’s life . . . her inner
our lodging at the historic Grand Hotel. I have been to the Island growth and correspondence with God’s plan depend essenally on
on several occasions throughout my life, and I have always en- catechesis” (no. 7). This ministry of teaching in the name of the
joyed the slower pace it brings to the day. The clip-clop of horse Church has a profound dignity, which is why catechists are formal-
hooves is more enjoyable than the revving of a car motor or the ly commissioned by the Church. It is only fi ng that we set aside a
bellowing whistle of a moving train, and the feel of the steady lake day to highlight this ministry and invite the enre church commu-
breezes are a welcome change to humid air. As part of the trip, nity to think about our responsibility to share our faith with oth-
we’ll be paying a visit to the Shrine of the Cross in the Woods, Indi- ers.
an River, where we’ll celebrate the first of our three masses during
the trip. I’m praying we have safe travels, good weather and good How are parents, the primary catechists of their children,
mes. If everyone behaves themselves, most especially my par- recognized on Cateche+cal Sunday?
ents, this might become an annual event? Parents are truly the primary catechists of their children. They
prepare the soil and plant the first seeds of faith. On Catechecal
Cateche+cal Sunday- September 16 Sunday, we not only highlight the work of catechists in parishes
The 2018 theme will be "Enlisng Witnesses for Jesus Christ.” and schools, but we also commend parents and guardians and
Those who the Community has designated to serve as catechists encourage them to take seriously their role of making their Catho-
will be prayed for, so that their ministry will bear great fruit. Cate- lic households a place where faith is passed on to the next genera-
checal Sunday is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the role on. – USCCB.org
that each person plays, by virtue of Bapsm, in handing on the
faith and being a witness to the Gospel. Catechecal Sunday is an St. Vincent DePaul: Friends of the Poor Walk
opportunity for all to rededicate themselves to this mission as a Please join me and other parishioners, as we lace up our walking
community of faith. shoes and get ready for the 11th Annual Friends of the Poor Walk
on Saturday, September 29, 2018! This 3-mile walk through the
Why do we celebrate Cateche+cal Sunday? beauful paths of Belle Isle is a great opportunity to proudly walk
In 1935, the Vacan published On the Be(er Care and Promoon for the mission of the St. Vincent DePaul Society, in the heart of
of Catechecal Educaon, a document that asks every country to the city of Detroit. It will be a day packed full of walking, food, fun
acknowledge the importance of the Church’s teaching ministry and fundraising! To help the Society reach their goal of 1000 Walk-
and to honor those who serve the Chrisan community as cate- ers and $100,000, which will be used to support their local mis-
chists. For the first few years aBer Catechecal Sunday was estab- sions, you can be one of the walkers, donate money to sponsor
lished, naonal catechecal congresses were held in conjuncon those who will be walking, or both. The weekends of September
with the celebraon. Beginning in 1971, the USCCB’s Department 15 & 16 and September 22 & 23, there will be parish representa-
of Educaon began producing materials to help parishes celebrate ves in the gathering space of the Church seeking your generous
the event at the local level. When the Commi(ee on Catechesis, donaons for this very worthy event. I am already breaking in my
now named the Commi(ee of Evangelizaon and Catechesis, was walking shoes!
named by the Conference as a standing Commi(ee, it connued
to publish Catechecal Sunday materials each year. The United
(Con nued on Page 3)
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 3 September 9, 2018
Spirituality and Worship
Mass Schedule Readings for the Week of
Monday, September 10, 2018 September 9, 2018
8:30am Dorothy Forbes by Dave
Tuesday, September 11, 2018 Monday
8:30am Mary Kay Wilk & Family, Living & Deceased 1 Cor 5:1-8;
Anita Joan Capuano by S. Capuano & Family Ps 5:5-6, 7, 12;
Laurie Lee Capuano by S. Capuano & Family
Lk 6:6-11
6:30pm Special Intenons for Parishioners of St. Frances Cabrini
Tuesday
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 1 Cor 6:1-11;
8:30am Lucia Federico by Sister Gilda Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a & 9b;
Anna Cipta by Carol Lynch Lk 6:12-19
Special Intenons for Mike & Denise Pawlowski
on their 43rd Wedding Anniversary
Thursday, September 13, 2018 Wednesday
8:30am Frank Aleva by Family The Most Holy Name of Mary
1 Cor 7:25-31;
Friday, September 14, 2018 Ps 45:11-12, 14-15, 16-17;
8:30am Latrell Lamarr Leigh by Chris ne Brennan Lk 6:20-26
Saturday, September 15, 2018
Thursday
8:30am Antoine(e Bartoli Mussio by Friends
John Chrysostom
5:00pm Arron Abramson (3rd Anniversary) by The Serafin Family 1 Cor 8:1b-7, 11-13;
Cassie Stauder by Family Ps 139:1b-3, 13-14ab, 23-24;
Wayne Bondar by The Trela Family Lk 6:27-38
Norma Szczesny by Family
Friday
Sunday, September 16, 2018
The Exalta+on of the Holy Cross
8:00am Christopher Scimeca (19th Anniversary) by Family
Edmond LaForest by Henry & Ilona Zukow Nm 21:4b-9;
10:00am Rochelle Zan by Alan & Sue Abela Dunn Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-35, 36-37, 38;
Dennis Menzer by Peter & Rose Bedian Phil 2:6-11;
Maria Paula Dowden (3rd Anniversary) by Family Jn 3:13-17
Maria Olvera (65th Anniversary) by Family
12:00pm Joseph & Helen Germak by Family Saturday
Marguerite Wilkins by Joe & Joyce Ga/yan
Walter Downes (Wedding Anniversary Remembrance) Our Lady of Sorrows
by The Downes Family 1 Cor 10:14-22;
7:00pm Special Intenons for Fr. Tim Birney by The Ma/oon Family Ps 116:12-13, 17-18;
Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35
Weekend at Birney’s (con nued)
Saint Quote Sunday
‘Lord, make me an instrument of your peace; where there is hatred, let me sow love; Twenty Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; Is 50:5-9a;
where there is darkness, light; and where there is sadness, joy.’ -St. Francis of Assisi Ps 114:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9;
Jas 2:14-18;
Football Picks Mk 8:27-35
MSU 33 – Arizona State 21 (Arizona has an untested new coach, and he’ll fail in his test
with Spartans) Please pray for the family and
UofM 34 – Western Michigan 17 (The wolverines will seek revenge aBer their loss to friends of our dearly departed
the Irish)
Notre Dame 45 – Ball St. 16 (The cardinals will find no refuge from the Irish) James LaHousse
Lions 27 – Jets 17 (A naonal audience will help the Lions start the season with a victo- August 29, 1960 -
ry) August 27, 2018
That’s all for now, see you in Church! Fr. Tim Birney
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 4 September 9, 2018
July Weddings
Saturday, July 7, 2018
Colin and Ingrid (Rodriguez-Solis) Rossman
Saturday, July 21, 2018
Kyle and Angelina (Wurth) Astalos
BAPTISMS FOR THE MONTH OF August
Sunday, August 12, 2018
by Deacon Luis
Kensley Flynn Marten
child of Robert and Meghan (Flynn) Marten
Brady Neal Poff
child of Robert Poff and Stephanie Malone
St. Vincent de Paul – Detroit
Chloe Belle Cook Friends of the Poor Walk
child of Thomas and Marie (Guerra) Cook September 29, 2018
Lace up your walking shoes and get ready for our 11th
Myla Grace DaRonco Annual Friends of the Poor Walk! This 3-mile walk through
child of Christopher and Jessica (Guerra) DaRonco the beauful paths of Belle Isle is a great opportunity for us
to walk as Friends of the Poor to support the work of St. Vin-
Sunday, August 26, 2018 cent DePaul in the heart of Detroit. All funds raised through
by Fr. Tim St. Frances Cabrini will go directly to our parish conference to
help those in need within our community. It’s sure to be a
Archer John Kowatch day packed full of food, fun and fundraising. This year our
child of Brendon and Lora (Eggemeyer) Kowatch goal is to have 1000 walkers and raise $100,000 to support
our local missions!!
Please mark your calendars and join us on Saturday, Sep-
Hazel Celeste Howes
tember 29, 2018. Free T-shirts will be provided for all walk
child of Gregory and Monica (Rensi) Howes
parcipants. We will have bounce houses, face-painng,
ta(oos, music and lots of acvies for the enre family at the
Danek Andres Wrona finish line! A free picnic style lunch of hot dogs, chips and
child of Andrew and Minerva (Lopez) Wrona beverages will be provided by Matchan Nutrion Center at
the end of the walk. Check-in is at 9:00 AM; Walk begins at
Joshua Jeffrey McDonald 10:00 AM. Bring your friends and family!
child of Jeffrey and Lindsey (Fisch) McDonald Not able to walk with us? That’s OK…you can sll spon-
sor a walker. Register on-line at www.fopwalk.org or leave a
Reagan Margaret Devoy message with the parish SVDP office (313-381-5601 x-1069)
child of Jason and Melissa (Arndt) Devoy and a representave will contact you. Thank you and God
bless you!
Annual Parish Picnic
Sunday, September 9 with Noon Mass
(Outside/Inside Cabrini Center, weather permitting)
Potluck and activities right after Mass until 4 pm
Faith ~ Fellowship ~ Fun
Picnic fare will be provided - meat, chips, beverages, plates, utensils/ Food will be served right after Mass
Please bring a dish to pass (enough for 10-12 people) / Dishes can be dropped of at Cabrini Center starting at 11am
Bring a lawn chair
Games and activities for all ages
St. Frances Cabrini Church Page 5 Allen Park, Michigan
Christian Services
Come away for a fall day Naviga+ng the Demen+a Journey
with Cabrini Tuesday Travelers! 4-Week Workshop
Looking ahead, day trips have been added to the fall Tuesday Evenings - October 2, 9, 16 & 23
calendar, and reservaons are being accepted now. Hope 6:30 - 8:30pm
you will consider joining us. We have a good me, experi- St. Frances Cabrini
ence some fascinang sites and Bianco handles the driving. 9000 Laurence Ave, Allen Park
October 16, Harvest Adventure: A trip out to For-Mar Na- Holy Family Hall
ture Preserve & Arboretum in Burton, and Westview Or-
chards and Winery, in Washington Township. Lunch is at
The demena journey can be lonely and devastang, but it
the landmark White Horse Inn in Metamora, which dates
doesn’t have to be. Educaon is the key to changing the experi-
back to the 1850s. (8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Cost $80)
ence for both the person with demena and the caregivers in
November 13, District Detroit: Li(le Caesars Arena tour,
his or her life. Understanding the condion and how to respond
lunch at Pizza Pappalis, the Astoria Bakery and visit historic
Pewabic Po(ery. (9:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Cost: $72) to common situaons can dramacally improve the quality of
December 11, Holiday Glitz Rochester Style: Meadow- life for everyone. This workshop is for everyone who has been
brook Hall, the estate of Malda Dodge, dinner at the touched by demena personally, socially, or professionally.
Rochester Beer Hall, shopping downtown, glowing in a daz- Learn how to be'er interact with your loved one, with people
zling light display. (12:45 to 8:30 p.m. Cost: $73) with demena in your community, and those you encounter as
Flyers with detailed informaon on each trip are availa- first responders and in-service careers. The goal is to create de-
ble in the church office or on the website at mena friendly communies, so people can maintain essenal
cabriniparish.org. All trips leave from the church parking social connecons and enjoy life to the fullest. This workshop is
lot. To register, call Therese Tardiff in the Parish Office, the first step on the journey. Presenters will be Judy Pe'erle-
313-381-5601, Ext. 1051. Saylor and Michael Saylor of HOPE Demena Ministry.
www.hopedemen+aministry.com
Blood Drive Sunday, September 16
8:00am - 2:00 pm Cabrini Center Registra+on is $20/person
(Includes wriHen materials for each topic)
We all know that giving blood can save your life, and in addion, Visit cabriniparish.org for registra+on form or call the parish
help save someone else’s life.
office for details (313)381-5601 ext 1051
Recent studies show that this li(le act is the most heroic act that
can be done by everyone. Every day, paents in the U.S. need an
average of 44,000 units of blood. That’s about 17 million dona-
ons or nearly 23 million blood products transfused to 5 million Ministry provides food for the soul
paents a year. Our parish has a wonderful Funeral Luncheon ministry through
Anyone 17 and older, and have a valid I.D. are encouraged to which special comfort is provided to fellow parishioners grieving
come and donate. Donors should go to www.redcrossblood.org, the death of a loved one.
click on enter sponsor code and then enter the code “Cabrini”
this will bring up the available appointment mes for our drive The volunteers involved with this ministry assist Ruthie, our
from which you can select a convenient me for yourself. Walk cerfied caterer, in providing a full meal aBer the funeral liturgy.
Ins are welcome but appointments are strongly encouraged. Call Over the last several months, the group has been very busy and is
the Parish Office with quesons. Thank you in advance for taking looking for addional support from parishioners. There are many
the me to give life to another. God Bless you for caring. ways to help.
· Save me by using RapidPass to complete your pre- As a volunteer, you can offer to organize and oversee a lunch-
eon, or you can be part of the team that sets up Holy Family Hall,
donaon to reading and health history online before
serves the lunch, and cleans up aBerward, or you can provide a
you come to your appointment. Learn more at red-
side dish or dessert for the meal Ruthie prepares.
crossblood.org/rapidpass
If you would like to be part of the Funeral Luncheon ministry,
· For detailed donor eligibility quesons, please call 1-800 which has been in place since 1998, please call Therese Tardiff,
-733-2767 coordinator of Chrisan Service, at 313-381-5601 ext 1051.
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 6 September 9, 2018
Christian Services
All Saints Soup Kitchen - Nourishing the hungry Chris+an Women of Cabrini
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 With summer rapidly winding down, it is me to prepare our
Volunteers are needed to help us cook and serve more calendar for the upcoming Chrisan Women events.
than 100 men, women and children who depend on All Our first General Meeng is on Thursday, September 20 from
Saints for lunch. If you would like to join us on this day at All 7:00 - 9:00pm in the Holy Family Hall. We sincerely encourage you
Saints please call Kathy Bates at (734)324-0944. We meet to a(end because at this meeng we will look for new ideas and
outside Holy Family House at 9 a.m. to carpool and are back suggesons for future events. They can be either religious, social or
at Cabrini around 1:30 p.m. just plain fun! ABer all meengs we have a social hour where we
We also provide desserts to complement the exchange ideas, get to know our fellow parishioners and enjoy the
meal. These special diners really enjoy cakes, cheese cake, refreshments and on occasion members will bring homemade
pie and cupcakes. If you would like to donate goodies please goodies.
call the parish office at 313-381-5601, and leave a message Looking forward to another enjoyable meeng and ge ng to
with the staff. Baked goods need to be store bought and know all new members and catch up on what we did over the sum-
delivered to the parish office by Tuesday, September 11 no mer.
later than 5:00 pm.
September Food Collec+on - St. Chrisne
Manna Meal Soup Kitchen - Nourishing the Hungry
Monday, September 24, 2018 KNIGHTS’ KORNER
Fr. Saylor K of C Council 3774
The Manna Meal Soup Kitchen is located in the basement 17113 Champaign, Allen Park, MI
of St. Peter's Episcopal Church on Michigan and Trumball. It 313-386-1850
is co-sponsored by the nearby Holy Trinity Catholic Church. It
Don’t forget to get your Football Mania ckets before the Foot-
serves a simple breakfast of soup and sandwiches to more
ball Season starts. This year we have two different sets of ckets.
than 100 men, women and children from 7:30-11am.
One for the NFL and the other for the college ranks where you can
The Cabrini Chrisan Service ministry hopes to provide 4
win weekly prizes up to $2,000!!!
volunteers to help prepare and serve breakfast the fourth
The ckets are $20 each and can be purchased from Bob Cooper
Monday of every month. If you would like to join us on Sep-
at 313-433-9653 at OLOA or C.T. Thomas at 313-928-1684 at
tember 24, please call Joyce McCabe at 313-506-6154.
Cabrini aBer all masses for the next two weekends or they can be
We will meet outside the Holy Family House at 6am and re-
purchased at the Lounge!! Thanks for your support and good luck!
turn around noon. Transportaon will be provided.
On the 15th of September, Fish & Loaves Community Food Pantry
If you would like to donate white socks, t-shirts or under-
will hold their Annual Golf Oung at Lakes of Taylor. You can call
wear for their clothes closet, or money for fresh fruit, please
(734) 992-6284 to sign up. Also, on the 15th our Trivia Night will be
bring it to the rectory by Friday, September 21.
in the Lounge starng 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
September 9, 2018 different bars; two in Taylor and two in Allen Park. Transportaon
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time to each stop is provided. If you have never parcipated in one, try it
In today’s Gospel we hear how Jesus “makes the you may like it. You must sign up in the Lounge by the 15th of Sep-
deaf hear and the mute speak!” In living the tember.
gospel, we must open our ears to hear and recognize all the Then on September 29th we will be having a bus trip to Firekeep-
everyday opportunies for making God’s presence known ers Casino near Ba(le Creek. For $40 you get $25 in free play and
especially to those who are poor and suffering. On Septem- $5 for food. Call either Mark Gaworecki at 313-388-6912 or John
ber 9, the Church also celebrates the Feast of Blessed Ksiazek at 313-605-4621 for a reservaon. Hurry - seats are limited
Frederic Ozanam, the founder of the Society of St. Vincent to 100 people.
de Paul. Frederic heard the call of Jesus to love and serve I almost forgot to menon our Steak Nights on the last Wednes-
those who are suffering. day of each month from 5:00-8:00. For $12 you get a yummy steak,
Is there a family you know who needs assistance? Please baked potato, salad, roll and of course ice cream (for an extra do-
call the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that together we naon) for dessert.
can “make God’s presence known” to those who are Don’t forget to follow us on our website: www.frsaylor.club for
suffering and poor. more info about all our events!!
Len Vokal – Grand Knight
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 7 September 9, 2018
Youth Ministry - High School
Youth Ministry Contact Informa+on Special Events
Therese Tardiff: Coordinator of Youth Ministry
(313)381-5601 Ext 1051 or (ardiff@cabriniparish.com
Maria Wya/: (734) 283-1929 or dmkkwya(@wowway.com
CYO Rainbow Catholic Youth Conference
Friday, February 15 – Sunday, February 17, 2019
Sunday Night Gatherings Rainbow is a CYO sponsored event for youth in 9th – 12th grades.
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Over 1000 teens from the Archdiocese of Detroit will parcipate.
All high school age teens are invited to parcipate
Some of the weekend acvies include; workshops on relevant
in planned events and gatherings. topics to teens lives, mass with the Archbishop, a dance, coffee
house, food and more.
Sunday, September 9 Annual Parish Picnic
The conference is held at the Marrio( Hotel in Detroit. If interest-
12:00 – 4:00 pm Outside Cabrini Center ed we invite you to a(end a short parent/teen info meeng Sun-
You! The youth of the parish have been asked to provide games day, September 30 at 5:00 in the Grade School Cafeteria
and acvies for the parish during the picnic. So if you can help
paint faces, lead group games, serve ice cream or popcorn, over- Young Neighbors in Ac+on (YNIA)
see the bounce house, character balloon making, Corn Hole and Mandatory parent/parcipant meeng
more, please come to Cabrini Center at 11:00 am to be assigned a Sunday, September 30 at 5:30 pm Grade School Cafeteria
job. This is a great opportunity for us as a youth ministry to give
back to the community that loves and supports us and all the ac- YNIA is an excing, integrated, summer service learning program
vies and service trips. Please check out the enclosed flyer for for high school aged teens. It is a weeklong experience of service
the details of the picnic and extend an invitaon to your family! to people in need, learning about jusce, cross-cultural sharing,
prayer, and recreaon. We will parcipate in this event in the
Sunday, September 16 Kick Off Event! summer month of July 2019.
7:00 – 9:00 pm Please plan to a(end this meeng and sign up for the city that
Stop by for fun acvies, outdoor games, snacks, meet new peo- best fits your summer schedule – locaon choice will be on a first
ple, and find out about all the excing acvies planned for the come first serve basis and space is limited.
year. Walking Tacos and ice cream sundae’s is what’s on the menu At this meeng you will also get all the necessary informaon you
so come hungry. need about registraon, payment plan, fundraising, and more.
A raffle cket will be given to everyone who a/ends for a chance This is an opportunity of a lifeme - you won’t want to miss out!
to win awesome prizes!
Sunday, October 7, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 pm
Sunday, September 23 Ul+mate Frisbee & Bonfire Pumpkin Patch Day
We will start off the evening with an excing game of Ulmate This is your annual fundraiser - all money raised from the day goes
Frisbee, other community building acvies, and end with a bon- back to you to use for any Youth Ministry sponsored events. Invite
fire complete with S’mores’, prayer, music, and announcements your families, friends, and neighbors to stop by for a fun me and
about upcoming acvies. purchase all their fall decoraons.
Set up starts at 7:00 a.m. outside Cabrini Center and we will go
Sunday, September 30 unl clean- up at 2:00 p.m. We’ll also need baked goods to sell at
Event Informa+on Mee+ng/ Evening Mass/Social the bake sale.
At this gathering you and your parents will obtain detailed infor-
maon and paperwork regarding many of the upcoming acvies
offered through youth ministry. Upcoming October Events
CYO Rainbow Conference 5:00 - 5:30 pm Pumpkin Patch Fundraiser
Young Neighbors in Acon 5:30 – 6:00 pm Wiard’s Orchard – Haunted Hayride/House
Look to the individual arcles found elsewhere on this page for Come Encounter Christ
details about each of these important events. Night in a Box
Fundraiser Informaon 6:00 – 6:30 pm
Pumpkin Patch, Internaonal Food Tasng, Bo(le Drive and
Pancake Breakfast
ABer the informaon meeng we will a(end the 7:00 pm mass.
Following Mass we will go over to the Holy Family Hall for pizza,
pop and snacks unl 9:00 pm. All families are invited to join us.
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 8 September 9, 2018
Youth Ministry - Jr. High / Miscellaneous
Youth Ministry Contact Informa+on LIFE WALK
Therese Tardiff: Coordinator of Youth Ministry Please join us for the 22nd Crisis Pregnancy Center (CPC)
(313)381-5601 Ext 1051 or (ardiff@cabriniparish.com LIFE WALK on September 16, 2018, from 2pm to 4pm at Herit-
Maria Wya/: (734) 283-1929 or dmkkwya(@wowway.com age Park, 12111 Pardee, Taylor (Pardee & Northline Roads).
ABer opening ceremonies, together we will take a short walk in
the Park. Once we return to Pavillion B at the park, we will en-
Sunday, September 9, 2018 - Game Night! joy a me of fellowship. Food and refreshments (hot dogs,
Mother Cabrini Room 6:30-8:00pm hamburgers, chips, pop, water and desserts) will be served.
Come to an evening of games, fun and fellowship! At this Children will have an opportunity to go to the Pe ng Farm at
meeng, we will begin to plan events for the year! Pizza will be the park (no charge), and parcipants of LIFE WALK may enter
served! Bring a friend! drawings for excing prizes.
LIFE WALK is a major fundraiser for CPC. The Center has
Sunday, September 16, 2018 - Parent Informa+on Mee+ng been in the Detroit/Downriver communies for more than 30
Mother Cabrini Room 6:30-7:00pm years. The need for your support connues! If you cannot
Informaonal meeng to discuss this year’s plan for Youth Minis- a(end, please send your contribuons directly to Crisis Preg-
try, the Come Encounter Christ Event, the W.I.N.D. Conference nancy Center, 1760 Fort Street, Lincoln Park, MI 48146.
and Just5Days!
Thank you for your support of our efforts
to help and respect LIFE!
Sunday, September 30, 2018 - Mass and Hospitality
Church / Holy Family Hall 7:00pm
Celebrate Mass with us once each month followed by hospitality
CSA - Youth and Young Adult Ministry
in Holy Family Hall. We will sit together on the leB hand side of
“Enabled by the Spirit: Equipping the Evangelizers“ is the
the church (directly behind the altar server’s seats!) Bring a
theme of the upcoming Engaging the Young Church Conference
friend! The music is awesome!
for those who minister to youth and young adults in the Archdi-
ocese of Detroit.
Your CSA giBs help fund this two-day conference, which
W.I.N.D Conference - Saturday, November 3, 2018 will focus on helping a(endees recognize where they are in
St. Mary Parish, Port Huron Michigan their faith as well as how to grown in faith as leaders and to
A one day conference for youth in 6th-7th-8th grade. Guest Speak- help youth and young adults encounter and experience Jesus.
ers, Song, Prayer and Workshops Ten workshop will cover a wide range of topics, including pray-
er, social media, and anxiety and depression.
Just5Days - July 8th-12th The Engaging the Young Church Conference will be held
Saint Joseph, Michigan September 21 and 22 and St. Anastasia Parish in Troy.
A five day experience of service, prayer and liturgy! This is an in- For more informaon about this and other CSA-funded
credible experience not to be missed! ministries, programs and services, please go to www.aod.org.
New Eucharis+c Minister & Lector Training Adult Choir
Tuesday, September 11 St. Frances Cabrini Adult Choir will be starng Thursday,
7:00 - 8:15pm in Church September 13 with a Pot Luck starng at 6:00pm.
Please contact Luke at the Parish Office for more infor-
If you would like to be trained as a Eucharisc Minister or Lec- maon.
tor, please plan on a(ending this session so we can together 313-381-5601 ext 1047
be(er serve our parish community! jlsimpson@cabriniparish.com
Contact Fr. Dominic in the parish office at 313-381-5601 ext
1052 if you have quesons. THANK YOU! The adversements that appear in this bullen
completely defray all publishing costs which the church would
The training will last about 1 hour and 15 minutes and takes otherwise incur. Please patronize the sponsors on the back of
place in the front of the church. this bullen and thank them for their kind generosity.
St. Frances Cabrini Church Page 9 Allen Park, Michigan
School News and Events
Cabrini Athle+cs
The High School athlec website is at:
www.cabriniathle+cs.org
Athlec Director Steve Dolunt is at
sdolunt@cabrinicatholicschools.com
2018-2019 Discount Cards are HERE!!! CHS - Class of 1978
The Cabrini Booster Discount Cards are at the Rectory for $10 each. Trentwood Mar- 40 Year Reunion
ket, Primo's, Libera's, Bella’s, Longhorn Steakhouse. Malek Al-Kabob, Outback, Ange- When: Saturday, November 24, 2018
lina's, Subway, Park Athlec, Luke & Lulu’s Café, Jet's Pizza, Major Tomato, Where: Crystal Park Banquet Hall
Mancino's, Say It With Flowers, Vito’s, Whiskeys on the Water and many more. 17113 Champaign
Cabrini Booster Club meets on the 1st Wednesday of the month at Holy Family Hall at Allen Park, MI
7:30 pm. All men and women are invited to join, as our goal is to help serve the sports For more informa+on contact:
programs at Cabrini Schools, as well as the Parish. Come on down and check us out. Our Judy (Hamel) Line (586) 292-5452
next meeng is October 3. jeline@comcast.net
To become a member, register online for $25. Any quesons or if you need more infor-
maon, please email us at: cabriniathlecboosters@gmail.com
Our website: www.cabriniboosters.org HELP NEEDED
Facebook: www.facebook.com/CabriniBoosters Are you interested in sharing God’s love
with li(le children?
Sunday Preschool needs a volunteer
Religious Educa+on and Sunday School - Registra ons are s ll being accepted to teach the three year old class every
$25 late fee now applies for all programs other week, beginning this month and
Registraon forms are available online or in the parish office. going through April. Classes meet during
10:00 Mass, in the Elementary School.
Grades 1-6: Every Monday 4:30pm-6:00pm OR 6:30pm-8:00pm Curriculum and materials are provided.
Cabrini Elementary school - Starts Monday, September 24 The class is small and there are student
helpers.
Grades 7-8: Every Monday 6:30pm -8:00pm (only) We are also in need of an adult to
Cabrini Elementary school - Starts Monday, September 24 work in the nursery once a month with
toddlers, while their parents a(end
Special Needs Programs: Every other Monday from 4:30pm- 5:15pm. It is held in the 10:00 Mass.
Grade School Teacher’s Lounge. It is for children ages 6-18 years of age. - Starts Mon- Thirdly, we are looking for an assistant
day, September 24 to help our music coordinator. An ability
to sing or play an instrument is helpful.
Sunday Pre-School Program: Every Sunday during the 10:00am Mass for 3-5 year olds. Please contact Jeannine Li(le at
It runs from mid-September unl the end of April. There is also a nursery (no charge) jandjli(le@hotmail.com or
during that me for those younger than 3 years of age. Starts Sunday, September 23 313-386-3795;
or Sueann DeMa(eo at
Sacramental Prepara+on: All students (Catholic School and Public or Home School) in- c.sundayschool@yahoo.com.
terested in preparing for First Eucharist or Confirmaon at Cabrini must register
through the office of Religious Educaon. Addional sacramental prep fees apply.
CHS - Class of 1978
*Please note: Any family that wishes to enroll in our Religious Ed program but is not a 30 Year Reunion
registered and acve member of St. Frances Cabrini Parish, must provide a le(er from When: Saturday, November 24, 2018
your home parish acknowledging your parcipaon in our program. An addional $25 Where: Holy Family Hall
out of parish fee per family will be applied to your balance. Le(ers must be sent to Mrs.
Collins in the office of Religious Ed. For more informa+on contact:
Tim Higgins (734) 649-4663
For more informaon contact the Religious Ed Director, Shanon Collins @ 313-928-4727
Higginst@umich.edu
or scollins@cabriniparish.com
St. Frances Cabrini Church Page 10 Allen Park, Michigan
Schedules
At a Glance Sunday, September 16
8:00am Mass
Lectors
Monday, September 10, 2018 Ed Szafranski &
12:30pm Chrisan Women Sewing Group .................................. WWW
5:00pm Altar Server Training ................................................... Church Katherine Zimnicki
6:00pm Altar Server Dinner & Movie ........................................... HFH
6:30pm Ushers’ Quarterly Meeng..............................................MCR Sacristan
7:00pm Boy Scout Commi(ee Meeng ................................... WWCR Robert Powell
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
8:30am Mass - CHS................................................................... Church Altar Servers
9:30am CHS Underclassmen Awards ....................................... Church Elena Ramirez
10:00am Al-Anon ............................................................HFHMtgRm#2
4:30pm Varsity Boys Soccer vs Cristo Rey ..................................... CHS Leah Andrysiak
6:30pm Mass (*Note +me change)....................................... Church Aaron Andrysiak
7:00pm Lector & EM Training .................................................. Church
7:00pm Boy Scout Troop 1052 Meeng.................................... WWW 10:00am Mass
7:30pm PTG Meeng ...................................................................MCR Lectors
8:00pm AA .......................................................................... HFHBsmnt Pat Tardiff &
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 Mark Courtright
12:00pm Cabrini Seniors ................................................................MCR
5:30pm Cub Scout #1052 ............................................................. HFH
6:00pm Wedding Rehearsal - Thomas / Zagunis ...................... Church Sacristan
6:30pm School Advisory Commission ..................................... Rectory Amanda Courtright
Thursday, September 13, 2018
4:30pm Varsity Boys Soccer vs University of Ligge( ..................... CHS Altar Servers
6:00pm Wedding Rehearsal-Dunst / Huckabee ...................... .Church Luna Dolack
Friday, September 14, 2018 - All Schools Half Day Andrew Courtright
8:30am Mass - CES/CMS .......................................................... Church Christopher Courtright
12:00pm Faculty/Staff Luncheon ................................................... HFH
4:00pm Wedding - Gabriella Thomas & Chad Zagunis ............ Church
7:30pm Varsity Football vs Lutheran North .................................. CHS 12:00pm Mass
Saturday, September 15, 2018 Lectors
1:00pm AA .......................................................................... HFHBsmnt Ma/hew Smith &
2:00pm Wedding - Alicia Dunst & Derek Huckabee ................ Church Doris Hamood
Sunday, September 16, 2018
8:00am Blood Drive ......................................... Cabrini Center/Annex Sacristan
10:00am Catechist Blessing at Mass .......................................... Church
6:00pm Middle School Youth Group ............................................MCR Colleen O’Connell-Fix
7:00pm HS Youth Group............................................................ WWW
Altar Servers
Ava Maksai
Amy Tran
Altar Care
Candles 2nd Friday Theresa Zacny
Saturday, September 15 Brendan Fix
Towels 3rd Sunday Alice Klenczar
5:00pm Mass 7:00pm Mass
Lectors Lectors
Adver+ser of the Week Thomas McDonald & Chidera Duroha Mary Ann Deang & Astoncros Flores
Family Den+stry Sacristan
Sacristan
Terry Mazure Mary Williams
Altar Servers Altar Servers
Ma/hew Dmitruchina Ava Teed
Connor Tomsic Nicole Teed
Jack Fitzpatrick Elaine TeedSt. Frances Cabrini Church Page 11 Allen Park, Michigan
Please Pray For…………..
Jeff Adamczyk Sammy Helner Kathy Pender
Frances Adkison Rine(a Herman Bruce Perry
Ken Adkison Janet Hicks Carol Poli
Lennon Allen Kathi Higgison Donna Prieur
Debra Andrews Tom Higgison Mark Rachfal
Alicia Atkinson Anita Howard Fred Randall
Erika Bacha Virginia Holowecky Nick Randall
Heather Baker Dan Howe Mary Rapa
Marjorie Barnowski Mary Howe Jean Rennie
Michael Bartoluzzi Richard Hutchison Joan Rennie
Julie Bauman Patricia Irwin Charles Reseter
Nick Beasanski Be(y Joyce CliBon Robertson
Dwight Behm Lena Kaczur Jack Rochon
Mary Behm Mike Kammer Bill Sabo
Sharon Benson Quenn Kastlan David, Helen & Renee Salamon
Sara Bielski Eddie Kastl John Sanchez
Robert Billing Bonnie Kawalec Claire Scalici
Ronald Bloom Tom Kearn Robert Scarle(
Frank Bokar Janet Keeth Sheila Schafer
Michael Booth Polly Kenzie Jim Shaw
Erica Born Gayle King Schebel Family
Gary Burtka Alice Klenczar Walt Shogren
Pat Burtka Karin Kozlo Harry Sisko
Byrne Family Mary Krizanic Mark Sitko
Charley Caldwell Christopher Krupinski Melissa Slo(ke
Mary Carnarvon Rose Kuras Ron Slo(ke
Dorothy Ceccarelli Monica “Gerri” Lambert Jacqueline Smith
Ryan Cox Candice Lamborghini Kevin Stauder
Evangeline Curn Dan LaPalm Gloria Staley
Vincent D’Amico Ron Lee James Stecki
Marie Dean Harry Lenski Carol Stromberg
Mary Dow Victor Leyland Robert Sucheck
Margaret Doyle Shirley Locker Lou Sugo
Patrick Dromey Helen Mac Joan Sullivan
Jason Elster Lucas MacLeod Sylvia Taylor
Rev. Neil Emon Tammy Maguire Cody Terteling
Maryanne Fall Donna Marra Judith Tink
Ellen Farkas Amy & Jeffrey Massella Julie Treves
Virginia Fisher Maryann Masser Rhonda Turner
Sue Flores Julie Masn Robin Rouleau Vaive
Carol Flo(e Rose McGovern Brad VanDyke
Matylda Fron Dolores McKernan Carmen Vella
Sarah Fults Beverly Merchan Ed Vespa
Norma Fusco Gregory Montminy Nancy Volk
Lisa Gens James Moore Frank Vrabel
Leslie George Jennifer Mussio Al Williams
David Ginter Maureen Mussio Carie Woodall
Kathleen Gideon Joseph Neal David Y.
Ed Graney Maureen Newsome Timothy Yurko
Michelle Haiduc Rosemarie Nowacki Joseph Sco( Zyskowski
Kenneth Hammond Dave Ocenasek
Chris Harris Patrick Palmeri
ATTENTION ALL EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
I am in the process of updang informaon for all acve Eucharisc Ministers. This informaon will be used for communi-
caon purposes only. Please provide your current e-mail address as well as a phone number.
Send to: dkmita@cabriniparish.com 313-381-5601 ext. #1049
Thank you,
Darlene Kmita, Liturgical CoordinatorSt. Frances Cabrini Church Page 12 Allen Park, Michigan
St. Frances Cabrini Staff & Directory
St. Frances Cabrini Parish Rectory Staff
9000 Laurence Avenue
Pastor
Allen Park, Michigan 48101 Reverend Timothy Birney .................. tbirney@cabriniparish.com
Phone: (313) 381-5601 Fax: (313) 381-7837 Ext 1048
Website: www.cabriniparish.org
Associate Pastor
Parish Liturgy Schedule Reverend Dominic Macioce ........... dmacioce@cabriniparish.com
Ext 1052
Saturday
5:00pm Permanent Deacon
Sunday Reverend Mr. Luis Flores .................... lflores@cabriniparish.com
8:00am & 10:00am
12:00noon & 7:00pm
(No 7:00pm Mass the weekends of: Memorial Day, Budget Director / Office Manager
Labor Day, Fes val, Easter and July 4 or Christmas Jill Ferraiuolo .................................jferraiuolo@cabriniparish.com
when they fall on a Sunday or Monday) Ext 1054
Daily Mass Facili+es Manager
Monday - Saturday at 8:30am Don Timpf ........................................... dmpf@cabriniparish.com
Tuesday - 6:30pm (Labor Day to Memorial Day) Ext 1065
(Perpetual Help Novena at 9:15am)
Confession Director of Music Ministry
Saturday 4:00pm Luke Simpson ................................. jlsimpson@cabriniparish.com
Ext 1047
Holy Day Masses
7:00pm Vigil Liturgical Coordinator
8:30am & 7:00pm Darlene Kmita .................................... dkmita@cabriniparish.com
Ext 1049
Rectory Office
Monday - Thursday 8:00am to 7:30pm Religious Educa+on
Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm Shanon Collins (Director) ................... scollins@cabriniparish.com
(Closed for lunch 12:00pm - 1:00pm)
Maureen McParland (Assistant) mmcparland@cabriniparish.com
Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday 9:00am - 1:00pm
Sacraments Coordinator of Chris+an Service & Youth Ministry
Therese Tardiff ................................... (ardiff@cabriniparish.com
Bap+sm Registered parishioner for 3 months, or children of Ext 1051
registered parishioner. Contact Darlene, Ext 1049 at the Rectory
Office for informaon. Bookkeeper/Tui+on
Joy Mousseau............................... jmousseau@cabriniparish.com
Marriage Registered parishioner for 6 months, or children of Ext 1053
registered parishioner. Arrangements must be made by the en-
gaged couple by contacng Darlene, Ext 1049 at the Rectory Bulle+n Editor/Front Desk
Office at least six months before date of marriage. Janet Shea ............................................. jshea@cabriniparish.com
Ext 1050
Reconcilia+on (Confession)
Saturday at 4:00pm and upon request. Phone Numbers
Rectory Office .................................................................381-5601
Cabrini Facebook Pages Religious Educaon .........................................................928-4727
Church - www.facebook.com/francescabrinicatholic Cabrini Elementary School ..............................................928-6610
High School - www.facebook.com/CabriniHighSchool Cabrini High School .........................................................388-0110
CHS Alumni - www.facebook.com/CabriniHSAlumni High School A(endance ..................................................388-2566
Elementary/Middle School - www.facebook.com/CabriniKto8 High School Athlec Office..............................................388-0576
Extended Day Program ...................................................928-6116
Vicariate NewsleHer Contact CHS Campus Ministry ......................................................388-0110
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