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ST. P IO OF P IETRELCINA P ARISH
Catholic Community
18720 13 Mile Road, Roseville, MI 48066
Phone (586) 777-9116 ~ Fax (586) 279-1660
Email: stpiosecretary@gmail.com; Website: stpioparish.org
Our Mission Statement
Padre Pio We, the Catholic Community of St. Pio, inspired by the Holy Spirit,
“Pray, hope and celebrate the Eucharist with hope, to share our faith, love,
don’t worry” and the Good News of Jesus Christ through outreach and fellowship.
JANUARY 9, 2022
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St. Pio Parish Directory
Parish Staff
Rev. Greg Rozborski Pastor
Rev. Mr. Arthur Majkowski Deacon
Selma Yaldoo Business Manager
Sandi Banovetz Parish Secretary
Natalia Palubinskas Bookkeeper
Tina Bullis Christian Service Coordinator
Roxanne Gronkiewicz Faith Formation Coordinator
Mark Naworol Maintenance
Deborah Szeliga Music Director
Parish Information
Address - 18720 E 13 Mile Road, Roseville MI 48066
Parish Office Phone Number (586) 777-9116, #0
Parish FAX Number (586) 279-1660
Parish Emergency After Hours Number (586) 204-3427
Parish E-mail: stpiosecretary@gmail.com
Parish web page stpioparish.org
Faith Formation Phone Number (586) 777-9116, #3
R.C.I.A. - Roxanne Gronkiewicz (586) 777-9116
St. Pio Prayer Line (586) 777-9116. #5
Christian Service Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday GIVING IS SO EASY!
9:00 am to 12:00 noon givecsa.org
Food Pantry / Baby Closet (586) 777-9116, #2
St. Vincent de Paul (586)334-4333 2021 GOAL
Main Office Hours: $67,563
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday:
9:00am to 12:00 pm & 1:00pm to 4:00pm PLEDGED
Friday: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm $51,110
Eucharist Adoration Mondays, 9:30 am-3:30 pm 76% of our goal
Confessions Saturdays, 2:30-3:30pm
Sacramental Prep: Baptism
Baptisms will be held on the 2nd and 4th weekends of every
month and need to be scheduled three months in advance.
Contact the Parish office at (586) 777-9116, #0.
Sacramental Prep: Marriage St. Pio of Pietrelcina Parish
Arrangements to be made with the Parish Office one year
prior to wedding date. Please call Mark and Betty Squier at
Offertory Collection
(586) 296-9589. The Week ending 1-2-2022
Sacred Heart Cemetery Information
Office Hours: To operate each week,
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 8:00 am - 9:00 am our parish requires a minimum of……..…………..…....$12,575.00
Wednesday: 9:00-2:00 pm This week’s offertory collection, we received,
Cemetery Winter Hours in envelopes....................................................................$4,749.00
9:00 am - 5:00 pm Daily
in loose collection…………..….…….……..…….……….….………….$115.00
Cemetery Coordinator Sandi Banovetz
in e-giving and direct deposit .…...……..….…….….........$1,237.00
Cemetery Phone Number (586) 777-9116, #4 For a total of…..……..….………....…….....…..……....…..…….…$6,026.00
Cemetery Fax Number (586) 279-1660 Under budget for the week…...…….............................$6,549.00
Cemetery web page sacredheartcemetery.org
Number of Envelopes Used…....………...…........……................. 171
Turning Point Inc. Number of Envelopes Issued……………………………………....……..485
24-Hour Crisis Line (Domestic Violence Abuse)(586)463-6990 Number of E-Giving & Direct Giving Transactions……....22
Thank you to all who support our Church.
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WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Mass INTENTIONS (Cont. Sunday, January 16, 9:00 am)
†Joseph Frank (Wife, Geri)
Saturday, January 8, 4:00 pm
Saturday, January 8 Sunday, January 16, 11:00 am
†Pacholek & Kuplicki Families
NO CONFESSIONS †Jerry Marly (Family)
(Mary and Gordon Pacholek)
4:00 pm Mass †Livaria Burley (Jim & Geri Thueme)
†Rose Kreuzer
(Paul & Janet Schattmaier) †Henry Dorfman (Edward Ochylski)
Sunday, January 9
†Jennifer Elias (Family) Happy Birthday Robert Novak
Baptism of the Lord
†Randy Pasieka-5th Anniversary (Daughters)
9:00 am Mass
10:00 am RCIA, CR (Chrissy Hetzel)
11:00 Mass w/ Children’s Lit., CR Martin Behm (Edward Ochylski)
Special Intention (Samantha DeBloaw)
Monday, January 10 Michael & Douglas Pockey –Health It is with great
9:00 am Mass All those with cancer and the Corona
9:30 am-3:30 pm Eucharistic Adoration
Hope that you
Virus (Michael Pockey)
11:00 am-12:00 pm Prayer Line and your families
4:30 pm - 5:45 pm K-6 Classes Sunday, January 9, 9:00 am
†Eleanor Burley (Family) remain in our
7:00 pm SVdP, Social Hall
†Kathleen Evola-4th Anniversary Lord’s loving care during this
Tuesday, January 11 (Bonny Bileti Pitlik)
9:00 am Mass
New Year.
†Nino Bastone-5th Anniversary
10:00 am-2:00 pm Seniors, Social Hall (Carlier Family) I would like to thank those of you
11:00 am-12:00 pm Prayer Line †George Hercula (Daughter) who pledged to the 2021 Catholic
6:00 pm-8:00 pm Solanus Casey, SH †Elmer & Betty Buelow Services Appeal; I am grateful for
7:00 pm Choir (Edward Ochylski)
7:00 pm K of C, Room 1 †All Souls in Purgatory (Sandy Tolliver) your donations to St. Pio Parish as
we strive to reach our goal of
Wednesday, January 12 Sunday, January 9, 11:00 am
Parish offices closed †Virginia Scarcelli (Scarcelli Family) $67,563.00 (we are currently short
7:00 pm-9:00 pm Scouts, Room 3 †Helen & Al Iwankowski $16,453.00).
7:00 pm YAM– Youth Room (Jerry & Del Iwankowski) In reviewing our 2021 CSA cam-
†Angeline Call (Nancy Mellou)
Thursday, January 13
†Donald Contris (Edward Ochylski) paign financial report, we noticed
9:00 am Mass that many of you still have an out-
†Nathan Curtis (Edward Ochylski)
11:00am -12:00 pm Prayer Line
7:00 pm Prayer Group, Room 2 standing balance on your account.
Monday, January 10, 9:00 am
Cortese Family (Friend) If you are unable to fulfill your
Friday, January 14
pledge due to a change in personal
9:00 am Mass Tuesday, January 11, 9:00 am
10:00 am-12:00 pm Shawl Ministry Michael & Douglas Pockey-Health circumstances, please contact me at
7:00 pm-9:00 pm Scouts, Room 3 All those with cancer and the Corona your earliest convenience.
Virus (Michael Pockey) If this is just an oversight – please
Saturday, January 15
2:30 pm Confessions Thursday, January 13, 9:00 am mail your payment to The Archdio-
4:00 pm Mass †Andrew & Mary Dorko cese of Detroit CSA – 12 State St,
HSM Day of Service (Japalucci Family)
†Daniel Japalucci (Japalucci Family) Detroit, MI 48226 – and mark it
Sunday, January 16 CSA 2021.
9:00 am Mass Friday, January 14, 9:00 am
10:00 am RCIA, Social Hall Michael & Douglas Pockey-Health If you are still prayerfully consider-
11:00 am Mass with Children’s Lit. SH All those with cancer and the Corona ing contributing to this year’s
Virus (Michael Pockey) Catholic Services Appeal and have
Saturday, January 15, 4:00 pm questions, please feel free to reach
†Edward Boike –5th Anniversary out to me at any time.
LECTOR SCHEDULE (wife, Delcy & Family)
†Jennifer Elias (Family)
Thank you for your continued
Saturday, January 22, 4:00 pm
A. CARR †Mr. & Mrs. William Contris support and generosity to St. Pio
Sunday, January 23, 9:00 am (Edward Ochylski) Parish, together we can make a
T. SHEREDA Sunday, January 16, 9:00 am difference.
Sunday, January 23, 11:00 am †Livaria Burley (Jim & Geri Thueme)
C. FORTUNATE †Angelo & Lillian Delise Blessings,
(Edward Ochylski) Selma Yaldoo, Business Manager
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FAITH FORMATION
First, I would like to express my deepest appre-
Musical Notes…
ciation to all who made all these events so suc- Merry Christmas to my church family of St. Pio!
cessful. The generosity in this parish is astound- Today’s feast of the Baptism of the Lord concludes the
ing and I thank you from the bottom of my heart. We have had Christmas--Epiphany cycle. I love the following
an outstanding Christmas Season! We had the Santa Breakfast,
Christmas Ham Sale, Christmas Cookie Baking, Christmas Party
I, the LORD, have called you for the victory of justice,
for Young Adults, and the Christmas Pageant. I would like to
I have grasped you by the hand;
recognize all that participated in the Pageant. Here are the parts
I formed you, and set you
of the pageant and those who portrayed them:
as a covenant of the people,
Narrator:Zoe Woznak a light for the nations,
Mary: Elizabeth Schoof to open the eyes of the blind,
Joseph: Nathan Schoof to bring out prisoners from confinement,
Registrar:Devin Mailloux and from the dungeon, those who live in darkness.
Innkeeper: Paul Thomas McCarvell
I have so much to be grateful for because I have seen
Main Angel: Gabriella O’Connell this Gospel passage in action through the good deeds of
Angels: Kylie Myers the people of St. Pio, especially in the Music Ministry. I
Shepherds: Ben and Samuel Martin and Adrianna Salera owe a tremendous amount of gratitude to all of the
Animals: Noah Hoopingarner, Roman Hoopingarner, Cantors and Instrumentalists for their dedication and
Avariana Smith, Evelyn Jarvis, Christopher Houston, service to our church during the Season of Christ-
Ally Mailloux, Brooklynn O’Connell, and Samuel mas. Each and everyone of you is a blessing. Thank you
Scheinpflug for all you did to make the Christmas Liturgies so beauti-
Pianist: Jacob Hart ful! Your good deeds truly reflect your commitment to
your own baptism.
Next week on Saturday, January 15th, High School Ministry will
meet for MLK Jr. Day of Service to serve the community at bus May the blessings of Christmas be with all of you, now
stops donating scarves. We are meeting in the parking lot at St. and throughout 2022!
Pio at 9:30 a.m. Debi
Young Adult Ministry meets on Wednesday, January 12th at 7
p.m. in the Faith Formation Conference Room. All Young Adults
ages 18-30 years are invited to attend.
NO class on Monday, January 17th for Grades K-6 due to Martin CHRISTIAN SERVICE
Luther King, Jr. Holiday. We will resume class on Monday,
January 24th. Thank you, to so many for the incredible
Blessings, work done to share our Holiday Food
Roxanne Gronkiewicz, Baskets. We served 80 families in need
Faith Formation Director
of food assistance at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Many
volunteers stepped in with donations, packing, shopping,
delivering, and a big heart. Teamwork efforts include
some old and new faces: Randy Bullis, Phil Thibideau,
TEAM UP WITH ST. PIO
Carol Goucher, Nancy Levy, Doug Levy, Amelia Shereda,
PARISH TO HELP US
STOCK OUR FOOD Al Keown, George Thibedeau, Bev Wakeford, Matthew
PANTRY AND FEED Bullis and Kyle Burley. To the many behind the scenes
OUR COMMUNITY! helpers, your time and gifts are appreciated greatly—you
are AMAZING support to Christian Service. Thank you
MEIJER WILL MATCH
“my go to guys” for moving, boxing, driving, lifting, and
EVERY DOLLAR YOU
DONATE! setting up; you always serve with happy hearts. We
wound not have achieved this great success without you!
VISIT THE ROSEVILLE
MEIJER AT THIRTEEN Wishing you and your family a very Happy New Year
MILE & LITTLE MACK
TO PURCHASE A CARD
Tina Bullis,
Christian Service
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The Gift of Baptism
“We are called to live our baptism every day, as new
creatures, clothed in Christ.”
-Pope Francis
What reference point do you use when making decisions? Many
times, impulse takes control and decisions are made based solely “Who is this Christ? Is he like you?”
on emotion and desire. We all know that these types of decisions
can often get us into trouble. When a person has a confident sense Perhaps you’ve heard this story, often attributed to
of who they are and a real understanding of what is important and the life of St. Teresa of Calcutta. A sick man asked
of value, the likelihood of knee-jerk impulsive choices diminishes. her this question, as he marveled at her tireless ser-
Baptism gives us what we need to make well informed and pur- vice to himself and others in the name of someone
poseful decisions. By this simple gesture, God claims us as His named Jesus Christ.
own and provides us with the identity and purpose we need to
properly live life. “He is nothing like me,” the saint is said to have
answered. “But I hope I am like him.”
It is tremendously reassuring, when we truly embrace this revela-
Though the authenticity of this exchange cannot be
tion and realize that we no longer have to wonder about the pur-
verified, its message rings perfectly true: all the
pose of our lives or struggle to find our way. The answer of who
value of our stewardship lies in its relativity to the
we are in God has been given to us. We no longer have to fumble
one in whose name we perform it.
around, trip over ourselves or walk aimlessly about. Issues sur-
rounding the sacredness of life, the meaning of death, the protec- Consider the figure of John the Baptist — a mag-
tion of those most vulnerable, care for the weak and the poor, of- nificent, towering character even purely from a
fering hospitality to those in search of a home, the purpose and literary or historical perspective. A martyr who fed
proper place of work, how to create a just social order, caring for on wild locusts and boldly spoke truth to power —
creation, and understanding our roles as heralds and stewards are a man so great some mistook him for the Messiah.
just a few of the wonderful gifts baptism brings. When we make
decisions based on things such as these core Gospel truths we real- But why is he great? Because he prepared the way.
ly act as Christ himself, revealing to others the new creations that All his accomplishments and escapades mean noth-
we are. This is how we live our baptism. ing if they are taken out of the context of salvation
history. He only makes sense relative to Christ —
It is difficult to walk against the tide. Yet, that is precisely what and this is exactly as he wanted it. “One worthier
baptism calls us to do. Although we are sinners, in need of mercy than I is coming,” he insists. And because of that
and far from perfection we are called to order our life and make humility and that total embrace of God’s will, he is
decisions based upon the wisdom and guidance of Almighty God. given one of the greatest honors in the New Testa-
He alone is the one who can claim us as His sons and daughters. ment — he baptizes the Son of God.
Standing up for our principles will not make us popular. But who
ever said Christianity is a popularity contest? Baptism calls us to Let’s examine our lives in the light of their relativi-
stand up for that which goes against the grain of secularism. ty to Christ. How do we prepare the way? When
Standing in line with other sinners, we have our anchor to steady Christ comes to us, what do we do? How do we
us in the tempests of life and God is very pleased. Forge ahead. leave ourselves open to be actors in God’s plan?
There is nothing to fear.
Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
©LPi
@LPI
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Eucharistic Children’s Tuition Act of
Adoration Assistance Fund Spiritual
Mondays, Communion
If you would like to help a St. Pio family My Jesus,
9:30 am-3:30 pm in need to pay for their child’s
Please follow I believe that You
Faith Formation tuition, are present
social distancing Simply place any donation in an
protocol and in the
envelope marked Most Holy Sacrament.
wear a mask. “Children’s Tuition Assistance” I love You above all things,
and place in the collection basket at and I desire to receive You
mass, or drop off to the into my soul.
Faith Formation Office. Since I cannot at this
Angels of the Feast
moment receive You
If you would like to have the candles,
sacramentally, come at
wine and/or hosts dedicated to the least spiritually into my
memory of a loved one at one of the St. Glory & Praise Hymnal
heart.
Pio Masses, Candles are $30 for the Donation Program I embrace You as if You
month, the Hosts are $80, were already there and
and the Wine is $50. please call the Honor a loved one with a
donation to help defray the monthly unite myself wholly to You.
Parish Office (586) 777-9116 ext. 0 Never permit me to be
expense of our hymnals.
For the Month of January: separated from You.
In Honor of Robert Novak A bookplate will be placed on the
inside front cover for each donation. Amen
From your Daughters
Hymnal Costs:
$20-Pew Hymnal
$30-Choir Hymnal
Growing with the Gospel $70-Solo Instrument Set
There is an insert in our bulletin for $110-Guitar Set
the children of our Parish each week. $140-Keyboard Set
If you would like to help offset the cost
Please place your donation in the
of this outreach h to our young Parish
members, a donation of $36.00 collection with your information and
will sponsor the printing of the name(s) you would like to
these inserts for one month. remember.
You may place your donation in a You may also bring your Pray to St. Michael
marked envelope in the collection basket envelope to the Parish office. for protection against the power of
at Mass or call the Parish Office evil, and to bring us
(586) 777-9116 ext 0
closer to God.
For the Month of January:
PRAYER TO Saint Michael the Archangel,
St. Vincent de Paul
Padre Pio defend us in battle.
FOR HEALING Be our defense against
Please Pray for our Armed Forces
“Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, the wickedness and snares
obedient father, you loved the of the devil.
Protect them as they protect us. Bless them sick and infirm more than
and their families for the selfless acts they yourself because in them you saw Jesus. In
perform for us in our time of need. Amen.” the name of God you performed miracles May God rebuke him,
FCSN, Janelle Holder, Navy of healing in body, soul and mind. we humbly pray; and do Thou,
A1C, Ryan Holland, Air Force Your intercession with God healed the ills O Prince of the Heavenly Host,
SSgt. Matthew Huck, Army of past and present and strengthened peo-
Tech. Srgt. Tate Jarczewski, Army ple to respond with confidence to future by the power of God,
challenges. Those who came to you re- thrust into hell Satan,
Sfc. Justin Keown, Army gained a sense of spiritual integrity as you
CWO II Phillip Keown, Army rekindled hope in their lives, and encour- And the other evil spirits,
SSgt. Sean McDowell, Army aged them to renew the spirit in their who prowl about the world
SPC. Keegan Murphy, Army hearts.
CMD Peter T. Murphy, Navy Through the intercession of Our Heavenly for the ruin of souls.
SSgt. Jacob Piechowski, Army Mother, may we experience your powerful
CPT. Michael Reed, Army assistance and be healed in our bodily and Amen
CPO Timothy J. Smith, Navy spiritual needs. Gratefully give praise and
thanks to God for all His blessings.
SSgt David C. VanceII, Air Force
Maj. Robert Weiss, Air Force Amen
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Pray for our Sick
Bobby Barba Kathleen Fisher Melanie Lech Emily Reslow Michelle Vander Hagen
Dan Beers Marie Gregory Tammi Lech Dick Roach Jenny Vantiem
Owen Binkowski Dawn Gunn Theresa Lorio Elaine Ryan Angie Ventimiglio
Madeline Budnick Glen Gunn Larry Lyle Jacqueline Ryan Dan Wakefield
Elliana Budnick Shirley Harper Mark Maguire Margaret Scavone Anthony Wickowski
Haven Budnick Elle Haugland Laura Mazich Susan Shuler Anthony Wilson
Mike Campau Judy Herod Jerry Mike Catherine Smith Cass Zalewski
Ken Campau Ron Jed Judy Moskwa Jerry Stachowski
Patrice Cornwell Keith Josefiak Destiny Nowicki Dave Stoll
Joseph Cusmano Brian Kraemer Sharon Nowicki Cindy Thibodeau
Martha Cusmano Suzanne Kyc Denny Orpel Joanna Totty
Joe Cusumano Judy LaPerre Terry Peters Rachael Trautmann
Alice Cooper Donna Lawrence Stacey Pisarski Jean Van Marcke
Dina Cunningham Karen Lawrence Michael Pockey Dan Vander Hagen
Lori DeLang Andrea Lech Douglas Pockey Mark Vander Hagen
If your loved one is no longer sick, please call the Parish Office
to remove their name from our list. 586) 777-9116
The Ushers of
St. Pio need of a
Rest in Peace
few good Souls JOHN RODRIGUEZ
to Volunteer.
Eternal rest grant unto him,
Please see an
usher after mass O Lord, and let perpetual
if interested. light shine upon him. Amen.
2021 TAX STATEMENTS
To receive a tax statement, fill out this form (please print clearly),
and either mail it to the Parish Office,
or place in the collection basket at Mass.
Please do not call the Parish Office to request Tax Statements!
PLEASE PICK UP YOUR Name:___________________________________________________________________
DONATION ENVELOPES IN
THE SOCIAL HALL
AFTER MASS. Address:_________________________________________________________________
YOU MAY ALSO CALL THE City:___________________________________State:_________Zip:______________
OFFICE TO MAKE
ARRANGEMENTS TO PICK Phone #_______________________________________Envelope #_____________
THEM UP DURING Tax Statements will be mailed beginning January 31, 2022.
THE WEEK.
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