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THOUGHTS FROM FR. SCOTT Of course, this is not the only group of
As we celebrate the third Sunday of people in our parish preparing for
Lent, our thoughts turn more intently sacramental celebrations. We have two
toward sacrifice and obedience. So, how are other groups of young people preparing for
things going with respect to your promises First Communion and Confirmation. These
and intended sacrifices this Lent? Are we young people are just beginning to
preparing for Easter in the most appropriate understand their relationship with the Christ
way possible? It is important for us to check and realize His presence in their daily lives.
in on our promises and keep them at the They need our prayers as well. To this end,
front of our minds during the middle of in the main gathering area of the Church
Lent. I am very pleased to see the numbers there is a poster with pictures of our RCIA,
of people turning out to deepen their prayer Confirmation and First Eucharist candidates.
lives. If you have not joined us for Adoration Immediately in front of the poster is a
and/or the praying of the rosary on the basket with the names of those receiving
Tuesdays of Lent you are depriving yourself any sacrament of initiation this year. I
of something very beautiful and necessary. encourage everyone to take a name from
The Thursday evening Taize prayer is the basket and remember that person, by
beneficial to all who avail themselves of the name, in your daily prayers until they receive
calm hour of prayer. Additionally, praying the sacrament for which they are preparing.
the devotion of the stations on Fridays is This is a great way for us to support those
another great way to reflect upon His who are freely choosing to enter our
Passion and grow in love for God. Please use community of faith in a most profound
these opportunities for prayer to help you manner. The poster will be up and names
through Lent and life so as to be immersed will be available for a while. Please make an
in faith. effort to pray for all of those entering any
My thoughts at this time of year turn to sacramental stage of their life.
a very special group of people in our parish. Finally, I pray and hope your Lenten
The RCIA stands for the Rite of Christian journey is bringing faith alive in your heart.
Initiation of Adults. This program is how Lent can be a time of great change and
adults seek full communion with the Church. growth. I sincerely hope everyone takes this
Most people refer to those involved as time to repent of sin and truly appreciate
“converts.” Well, some are actual converts to growth in their spiritual lives. Yes, this
the Catholic faith and others are not. Some Lenten season can be like all the rest and
folks are simply completing their initiation in not inspire much difference in our lives. It
the Church and others are being received can also be very different from all others
into full communion. In any case, they are and move us to do extraordinary things in
important for our parish community. This the Lord. The different between these two
Sunday we begin an intense time of prayer main levels of growth, or lack thereof, is our
for them and begin certain presentations of attitude and approach to Lent. The old
the Creed and Our Father for their saying is completely true: “you get out of it,
reflection. After a great deal of study, they what you put into it.” I hope and pray
have come to a fuller knowledge of Christ everyone puts a great deal into it!
and are now ready to accept the mysteries God Bless and have a great week!
He left for us to follow. This week, we invite Fr. Scott
them to pray with us more intently and to be
one with us in our proclamation of faith. So, THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
continue to pray for these wonderful folks Are we preaching Christ Crucified? He is the
and when you see them encourage them in power and wisdom of God who saves us.
prayer.
FR. CHRISTOPHER’S CONTEMPLATIONS
LENTEN
Hello and happy Lent! because of the relationship He has to
SCHEDULE For the past two weeks in my article, the Father. For there to be a son there
we have been looking at the Nicene must first be a father. As we know,
2021 Creed and have covered the first Jesus the Son is not the Father, but
quarter dealing with God the Father. they are both God. The creed
This week we will begin the second continues: “God from God, Light from
EUCHARISTIC quarter of the Creed which discusses Light. True God from true God.” Jesus is
ADORATION the second member of the Most Holy
Trinity, the Son of God, Jesus Christ.
not part of God. He is God as much as
the Father is God and the Holy Spirit is
Tuesdays of Lent The creed states: “I believe in one God. The Son is distinct from the
Following 8:15 am Lord Jesus Christ.” Jesus is the lord over Father yet not divided from Him. God
all created things. A lord is someone from God.
Mass with 7 pm having power, authority and influence. Finally, “Begotten, not made,
Rosary and Jesus, however, does not use His consubstantial with the Father. Through
Benediction authority for selfish gain, rather for the Him all things were made.” Jesus is
salvation of Humanity. The creed consubstantial to the Father, meaning
continues: “The only begotten son of that they share the same substance.
TAIZE PRAYER God. Born from the Father before all They are united to one another both
ages.” Jesus is the only Son of God who by substance and by will. As the creed
Thursdays of Lent has a particularly unique relationship explains further, through the Son,
7 pm to the Father. What we have by Jesus Christ, as the word of God, all
adoption, being sons and daughters of things find their creation for through
God, Jesus has by His nature as Son of Him all things were made.
STATIONS OF God. Jesus was not created by God at Whenever we discuss the topic of
THE CROSS the time of His conception in the the Most Holy Trinity, we acknowledge
womb of Mary. Instead, He was Born there is a particular mystery to it. What
Fridays of Lent of the Father before all ages. Before we know of the Trinity has been
7 pm time and creation was established on revealed to us in revelation and by
Earth, the Son had existence. Jesus the Jesus Himself and therefore they are
Son, was born out of the essence of not beliefs we just came up with on
PRIVATE God the Father and therefore the Son our own. I encourage us as we
CONFESSIONS shares the very nature of God the continue to look at the creed, to take
father. As the Father is eternal, so too some time to pray with the creed. Sit
Tuesdays of Lent is the Son. with each phrase and see what comes
11:30 am When we speak of the relationship to mind, see what God speaks to your
6 pm between the Trinity, it can get a little heart. Next week we will continue to
confusing. Jesus the Son is son explore the creed in relation to Jesus.
Every Saturday
3:30 pm
OUR PARISH LIFE TOGETHER
Find schedule online at
ollonline.org/lent REST IN PEACE
or scan the QR code Remembering those who
below with your have gone before us.
smartphone
May their souls and all
the souls of the faithful
departed, through the
mercy of God, rest in
peace. Amen.
Mary McLennan Kenneth Turner
WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS
We welcome our newest members of our parish family:
Agustin, Carmela, and family
Michael and Stephanie, and family
Giovanni, Jessica, and family
Introduce yourself to new faces in church to welcome our new Lakers!
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THIS WEEK’S LITURGIES
MONDAY, MARCH 8 READINGS FOR THE
8:15 AM | ♱ Dorothy & Frank Phelps by Tom & Maureen Phelps WEEK OF MARCH 7
♱ Mary Ann Roy by Theresa Praila Sunday
Third Sunday of Lent
TUESDAY, MARCH 9 Ex 20:1-17 or 20:1-3, 7-8, 12-17;
8:15 AM | Intentions of Andrea Gumbko by Lisa Suran Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11; 1 Cor 1:22-25;
Jn 2:13-25
Intention of Karen Phelps by Carol Spencer Scrutiny
Ex 17:3-7; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9;
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 Rom 5:1-2, 5-8; Jn 4: 5:42
8:15 AM | ♱ Chuck Campbell by Carm
Monday
♱ LM Thomas by Dave & Marion Sioma Saint John of God, Religious
2 Kgs 5:1-15ab; Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3, 4;
THURSDAY, MARCH 11 Lk 4:24-30
8:15 AM | ♱ Robert Alt by David Alt
Tuesday
Intention of Karen Phelps by Carol Spencer Saint Frances of Rome, Religious
Dn 3:25, 34-43; Ps 25:4-5ab, 6 and 7bc, 8
FRIDAY, MARCH 12 and 9; Mt 18:21-35
8:15 AM | ♱ Jerry Robak by Ross Family
Wednesday
Increase in Vocations Dt 4:1, 5-9; Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20; Mt
5:17-19
SATURDAY, MARCH 13
5:00 PM | ♱ Marjorie Arsen by Don Arsen Thursday
Jer 7:23-28; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9; Lk 11:14-23
♱ Herman Junglas by Larry Junglas & Adam Kravetz Family
Friday
SUNDAY, MARCH 14 Hos 14:2-10; Ps 81:6c-8a, 8bc-9, 10-11ab,
14 and 17; Mk 12:28-34
8:00 AM | ♱ Joe Tersigni by his grandson, Steve
Parish Family of Our Lady of the Lakes Saturday
9:30 AM | ♱ Bill Martell by Jean Hartman Hos 6:1-6; Ps 51:3-4, 18-19, 20-21ab;
Lk 18:9-14
Intention of Kathie Harroun & Patrick Allsteadt by Carm
11:00 AM | ♱ John & Dorothy Dowsett by Marlene Fisher Sunday
Fourth Sunday of Lent
♱ Ellen Seeterlin by Don Seeterlin 2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23; Ps 137:1-2, 3, 4-5, 6;
12:30 PM | ♱ Michael Betts by Rich Powers & Karen Betts Eph 2:4-10; Jn 3:14-21
Scrutiny
Intention of Ellie Nowland by Bernie Tomko 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a; Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4,
5, 6; Eph 5:8-14; Jn: 1-41
PRAY FOR THE ELECT
We ask you pray for those in RCIA during their final weeks before
joining fully in the Catholic Church: LENTEN FASTING &
ABSTAINING
Life-Giving Father, you desire that we may be one in Christ, The church requires that all Catholic 14
so that all creation may give you praise. Look kindly upon years of age and older abstain from
the catechumens you have called to the table of your Word. eating meat on Ash Wednesday, Good
We pray especially for those of our parish. Through the Friday and the Fridays of Lent. Catholics
power of your Word, our life of prayer, and the example of ages 18-59 must also fast on Ash
Wednesday and Good Friday. This means
Christ’s love we share with those most in need, may they that they may only eat 1 full meal and 2
come in time to the table of the Eucharist where we shall lesser meals and not eat between meals.
stand as one body united in the Holy Spirit to offer you Using these practices, and others, we
praise and thanksgiving through Jesus Christ, our Lord. conform our hearts to the Lord in His
Amen. fasting.
THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT | MARCH 7, 2021 | PAGE 3
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION DAY
ON-GOING
“Oh my brothers and sisters, Jesus told me when one loves, one
humbles oneself to beg, so here I am, a beggar for Jesus.
COLLECTIONS
How blessed we are to serve our Lord while resting in His Eyeglasses
Presence. My brothers and sisters, a man is never more of a man
than when he is kneeling before God, for this He was created. I Hearing Aids
leave you with a quote from John 1:14 " And the Word became Cell phones
Flesh and made His dwelling among us" Come, let us adore
Rosaries
Him. May God bless you and keep you, may the light of His
Eucharistic Face shine upon you and may you know His peace.” Sample size
- Anonymous toiletries
The Sign-up Genius web site is tinyurl.com/OLLexposition8. The next Eucharistic Any of the above
Adoration is Tuesday, March 9th. Following the 8:15 am Mass and ending with Rosary items may be
and Benediction at 7:00 pm. Please sign in on the form at the entrance to Church. While dropped off at the
it also asks for phone and e-mail address, they are confidential to me only. Any e-mails I Parish Center at any
send out are Bcc (blind copied). We need a firm commitment of at least 2 individuals per time.
hour to be present in the Church between the hours of 9 am thru 7 pm.
Please call if you have any questions or problems: Patrick Allsteadt at 248-623-7880
PARISH SCHOOL
LETTERS FOR LOURDES
Christian service and outreach have
been a challenge for students at Our
Lady of the Lakes Catholic School
during this pandemic. Creative
opportunities have been offered and
students have responded
enthusiastically for outreach to our
senior population. Laker students
have written letters and made cards
for the residents of Lourdes Senior
Community. Lourdes residents have
been isolated in their living facility
and unable to receive visitors or
leave their residence. The letters and
cards have been a blessing to so
many of the homebound. Also, the
Lourdes folks have sent notes back to the students thanking them for thinking of them. It has been a welcomed
partnership during this time of restrictions.
Now students are making cards for Tad, a Lourdes resident who reached the milestone age of 100 on March 6th.
Since students are unable to “Visit the Sick”, a Corporal Work of Mercy. They can do the next best thing-send a joyful
greeting to the homebound at Lourdes and pray they know that Laker students care about them.
Kathy Lewis, Campus Minister
NOW ENROLLING
“[Our child] is LOVING Scan the QR code with your smart phone camera or
Lakes, I am so thankful visit our website at ollonline.org/admissions for more
for the amazing information about Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic
School serving Oakland county for over 60 years. Now
program and teachers.“ accepting applications for grades PK-12 for the 2021-22
—Current Parent school year.
Anchored in Faith, Foundation and Future
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FAITH FORMATION NEWS
Here we are, already in the third week of Lent…how are how strong we are in our struggles; no matter where our
you doing? Are you drawing closer to our Lord through “breaking point is” God is ALWAYS with us with His
prayer, fasting and service? Our readings this day give us strength to carry us through.
so much to reflect upon and for some cause unrest in
Then we come to the Gospel for the third Sunday in
our minds and spirit. For me, I look to these readings
Lent, cycle B where we are treated to the reminder that
through the lens of trust and love.
Jesus Christ is fully human and fully God and He, in His
The first reading, gives to us this day what appears to be humanist, knows our hearts. His love is poured out to us
a lot of rules and conditions but I rather look at them as through His crucifixion. His love for us is a perfect love.
a means to love and happiness. If we hold fast to the Our mission is to try every day to live a perfect love by
truth that God does not do anything for our destruction following and loving God in perfection. He is aware how
but rather all out of love for us and from His desire to difficult this is. Are we aware how we can achieve all
see us experience immense joy, then we begin to see the things in His name and with His grace? Today, let us turn
commandments as leading us toward joy and an easier our focus more on our worship of our Lord and the
way of life. St. Francis De Sales says that we should “love recognition of when and where we encounter Him.
obedience more than we fear disobedience.” We should
Happy Lent,
embrace the commandments and see them as they are;
a gift of love and a means to greater joy. Peace and prayers,
Jean, DRE
If living the commandments are hard; if living a life as a
follower of Christ is hard, then we have to look to the
second reading where we hear that at God’s weakest
point, He is stronger than our strongest point. No matter
KNIGHTS KORNER
GREEN EGGS & DEARBORN HAM KINGSLEY MONTGOMERY SCHOOL
I like green eggs and Dearborn ham! Thank Grand Knight Chris
I do! I like them, Scott-I-am! Scheuer presents a check to
And I would buy them to support a Priest. Principal John Gregory of Kingsley
I would buy the ham, to say the least! Montgomery School in Waterford.
We have sausage, snack sticks and turkey too. The check was due to the efforts
In case you haven’t noticed, this is something new. of Knights who collected
You will have your order in time for Easter, donations through the Tootsie
Hurry, don’t wait...get off your keister Roll Drive that benefits individuals
with intellectual challenges.
Now through March 14th, we Kingsley Montgomery School has
will be accepting pre-paid been providing educational
orders for your favorite programs for students since
Dearborn Meats with pick up 1979. They provide a center
Palm Sunday weekend. based program on behalf of
Please stop by our Oakland Intermediate School District for students in northern
table at the back Oakland County with severe cognitive impairments (SCI),
of church after severe multiple impairments (SXI) and significant behavioral
each Mass, see challenges. At Kingsley Montgomery School, students are
what’s available to order, and help support our provided services by experienced professionals who support
future Priests. We accept cash, check and charge, them in achieving their educational goals.
and 1st born males over the age of 18.
READY TO JOIN THE KNIGHTS?
We are having a special membership promotion for all men over the age of 18 interested in
becoming a Knight with the option to join online.
For additional information please contact:
Grand Knight Chris Scheuer: GK5436@mikofc.org
Deputy Grand Knight Michael Mandziuk: MD5436@mikofc.org
THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT | MARCH 7, 2021 | PAGE 5
DIACONATE INFORMATION NIGHT
The Permanent Diaconate Office of the
Archdiocese of Detroit will be hosting a zoom
meeting for all who are discerning the call to the
Diaconate. Please pass along the following
information if you know of any interested men or
would like to encourage someone you know.
Tuesday, March 9th, 2021
6:30 – 8:30 pm
RSVP online at tinyurl.com/AODDiaconate
Wives are HIGHLY encouraged to attend
FAMILIES OF PARISHES
Fr. Scott Thibodeau has been appointed Moderator
of the In Solidum team of priests who, with the
other priests of the team, will lead the newly
formed Lakes Vicariate Family 1.
Lakes Vicariate Family 1
Our Lady of the Lakes Parish, Waterford
St. Anne Parish, Ortonville
St. Daniel Parish, Clarkston
St. Rita Parish, Holly
Learn more at familiesofparishes.org
CHRISTIAN SERVICE
In the vestibule of the church you will find several different lists of items that we will be collecting during Lent this
year. Lists are also available on our website. Please take a list from the back of the church and return your items by
Sunday, March 28, 2021. Please help us reach out to those in need through the following agencies:
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY HOLY REDEEMER
RESPONSE TEAM (CCRT) CATHOLIC PARISH
CCRT provides Christian, The pantry of Holy Redeemer helps
compassionate relief to the the underprivileged and
impoverished and disadvantaged in disadvantaged in southwest
Oakland County. CCRT offers direct Detroit. The church pantry offers
referrals and support to those in crisis assistance with immediate physical
situations. In addition, they try to offer needs. We will be collecting personal
assistance with immediate physical and household hygiene items to help as well as socks and gloves to
needs. We are collecting personal hygiene products as support Holy Redeemer.
well as household cleaning products to assist CCRT.
OPERATION
HOPE HOSPITALITY RICE BOWL
AND WARMING Operation Rice Bowl is
CENTER the official Lenten
The mission of the center is program for Catholic
to provide a place for Relief Services.
people struggling with Operation Rice Bowl
homelessness where they has called Catholics in the United States to promote
will be welcomed, find warmth and have access to human dignity and fosters solidarity with the poor in the
support services. We are collecting breakfast food items United States and around the world through prayer,
as well as monetary donations to provide breakfast to fasting, learning and giving during the Lenten Season. We
those in the shelter for at least a week. The monetary are collecting cash donations for this charity. Containers
donations will be used to provide perishable items for the for Operation Rice Bowl can be found in the back of the
breakfast bags. church.
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PROTECT LIFE MICHIGAN CYO SPORTS FOR
Protect Life Michigan is a 501(c)3 non-
profit organization who’s vision is to GRADES 3-8
form a generation of pro-life leaders Spring sports for High School
dedicated to ending abortion in their and CYO will soon be upon us.
lifetime. PLM recruits high school, While there is still uncertainty
college and young professional surrounding the start date and
individuals-- training them for pro-life format in which spring sports
leadership, educating on life issues and pregnancy resources, will begin, we want to ensure we are ready to
and networking them within their communities to strengthen start when the day comes. Registration helps us
their impact. Our Lady of the Lakes parishioner, Erika Denver, to plan for coaches and teams, as well as ensures
soon to be Creative Director of PLM is looking to build a you will be notified of all important dates and
support team who believes in the mission and wants to other pertinent information. CYO Sports for
support her to make pro-life activism her full-time career. Grades 3-8 is open to all parishioners of Our Lady
Contact Erika today at 248-881-4887 or email her at of the Lakes Church. Register online at
erika@protectlifemi.org. ollonline.org/CYO
SR. THEA BOWMAN, FSPA | 1937-1990
Sr. Thea was born a Protestant in Mississippi in 1937, the granddaughter of
slaves. She boldly told her parents at age 12 that she wanted to convert to
Catholicism. At 15, she moved north to La Crosse to attend St. Rose Convent. As
a Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration, she dedicated her life to Civil Rights.
She worked to empower the black community, while educating others about
African-Americans’ history and experience.
During her short lifetime (52 years), many people considered her a religious
Sister undeniably close to God and who lovingly invited others to encounter the
presence of God in their lives. She is acclaimed a “holy woman” in the hearts of
those who knew and loved her and continue to seek her intercession for
guidance and healing. November 14, 2018 the cause for sainthood was approved
and supported by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT | MARCH 7, 2021 | PAGE 7
TWO PIANOS FOR SALE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY
PERSONNEL
CW3 Jacob Beno Army
Capt Kelsey Beno Army
† Jenna Beno died 10/15/12
AMN Stewart Blaquiere Air Force
† PFC Damian Bushart died 11/22/03 Army
SSGT Francisco Cantu Caceres Marines
Eddy DeRocher
Jacob Dumont Army
SFC Scott Emanuel
2LT William Gischia Army
SSGT Dennis Haskins, Jr. Army
Dillan Johnson Air Force
Jackson Jones Army
Msgt Justin Jones Air Force
Matt Koetting Marines
$5,900—6 foot Kawai black baby grand piano Model Robert Maher & Crew Navy
KG-3C. Excellent regulation and voicing. Beautiful † Sgt. Joseph Martin died 8/16/18 Army
condition. Francesca Meno Army
Karolyn Meno Air Force
† PFC Joseph Miracle died 7/5/07 Army
LCP Derek Monday Marines
Gunnar Ottman Army
Amanda Paczynski Army
Capt. Adam Renkiewicz Army
Capt. Matthew Richards Army
Katie Rounds
CPTN Daniel Schasser
Anthony Schmidt Marines
Lt. Col. Nick Strelchuk Air Force
Cory Vaught Army
James Whitlow Navy
If your son, daughter or grandchild is serving us in
troubled places, please let us know at the parish office.
$3,900—Beautiful blond Young & Chang 6 foot grand
piano. Model G-185
Free local delivery. Contact Music Director Tim Smith
(248) 821-8443 if you are interested in purchasing
these pianos from the parish.
PRAY FOR OUR SICK Please keep in your thoughts and prayers this week the following:
Kevin Adair Janet Cobert Linda Hemphill Tim Nepjuk Roger Smith
Mary Amadon Dean Coleman Kathy Horn Ellie Nowland Tress Ann Smith
Beverly Armstrong James Conway Maureen Hubbel Cam Pardington Joe Sommerville
Don & Rhonda Kevin Dalley Patrick Hull Frank Pardington Joe Sutherland
Barron Ben Darmofal Tara Isaac Carol Pawlowski Kenneth Turner
Joe Batwinas Irene Delasko Lucas Isaac Irene Pawlowski Richard Untener
Barbara Blachura Joyce Delasko Bill Keul Karen Phelps Ernesto Valderas
Christian Maria Deliro Grant Kheno Marie Phillips Theresa Villereal
Bodenmiller Patty Fincannon Michael Lane Mark Pidgeon Ralph Vogan
Mikela Bodenmiller Geoffrey Frethem Ethan Lewis Tania Price Marilyn Weiss
William Bodenmiller Jennifer Gaffey Lilly Scott Przybylowicz Lucy Wilhelm
John Boncella Bill Grace Larry Lovejoy Dennis Ritter Norm Wood
Margo Brown Suzanne Grimminger Bill Martin Roxxy Ryan
Gene Bucek Karen Haines Cindy McConnell Chelsea Salvador
Mary Jo Coates Melissa Hayes Jean Messing Holly Sanders
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NEXT WEEKEND MARCH 13 & 14
Time Presiders Servers Lectors Captains
Saturday, 5:00pm* Fr. Christopher Colleen Flynn Tom Brown
Sunday, 8:00am Fr. Scott Joseph/Amy Green Rob Ratz
Sunday, 9:30am* Fr. Scott Brooklyn Robak Brad Hasenfratz
Sunday, 11:00am Fr. Christopher Paul Kowalczyk Kristen Suran
Sunday, 12:30pm Fr. Christopher Steve Yanek
Altar Help
March 11, 2021 Group 5: Theresa Elliott
March 20, 2021 Group 6: David Diffenderffer, Pat Hannum
*5pm & 9:30am Masses are streamed live at ollonline.org/live and facebook.com/ollwaterford/live
OUR LADY OF THE LAKES PARISH
5481 Dixie Highway
Waterford, Michigan 48329 Eucharistic Exposition
(248) 623-0274 | Fax: (248) 623-2723 3rd Tuesday of the month after 8:15am Mass until Rosary
ollonline.org | Social Media @ollwaterford and Benediction at 7:00pm
Pastor Rev. Scott Thibodeau Faith Formation
Associate Pastor Rev. Christopher Muer Ages 4/5 ........................................................ Sundays | 9:30am
Permanent Deacon Deacon Paul Nickels Mondays ................................................... Grades 1-8 | 6:15pm
Family Catechesis ..........1st Sunday of Each Month | 1:30pm
Director of Christian Service ........................ Artha Horowitz RCIC & RCIA .................................................. Tuesday | 7:00pm
Director of Music Ministry ..................................... Tim Smith
..............................................................................(248) 821-8443 Weddings
Director of Faith Formation ........................... Jean Hartman Arrangements must be made at least 6 months in advance.
Bulletin Editor ................................................... Claire Boomer Couples must attend the Pre-Marriage Workshop.
................................................................. bulletin@ollonline.org
Bulletin Deadline ........................................... Mondays, Noon Registration
Register online at ollonline.org/join or stop by the office
Please notify the parish of all address, phone, email
Parish Email.................................. ParishOffice@ollonline.org changes by phone or online at ollonline.org/update
Prayer Requests .......................ollprayerteam@ollonline.org
Project Rachel Post Abortion Ministry ...... 1-888-722-4355
National Domestic Violence Hotline ......... 1-800-799-7233
SACRAMENTS
Masses
Saturday Vigil .................................................................. 5:00pm
PARISH SCHOOL
5495 Dixie Highway
Sunday ............................ 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am, 12:30pm
Waterford, MI 48329
Monday through Friday ................................................. 8:15am
(248) 623-0340 | Fax: (248) 623-2274
admissions@ollonline.org
Baptisms
ollonline.org/school | Social Media @ollonline
Parents must pre-register and attend a Baptism Class.
Contact the parish office for more information.
Principal & Head of School ................... Jeanine Kenny
Sacrament of Reconciliation Admissions Director ......................... Nichole Campbell
Saturdays from 3:30pm until all are heard. Athletic Director ..................................... Jared Kullman
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