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Previews & Reviews

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Weekend Mass Intentions

Saturday, April 27th - Second Sunday of Easter 5:00 pm Shirley McDonnell

- req. by Bill & Carol Mountain James & Mary Smith

- req. by Kathy Gibson

Sunday, April 28th - Second Sunday of Easter 8:00 am George Owens

- req. by Gen Block 9:30 am Maria Sancricca

- req. by family John Darin Jr.

- req. by family Doris Ministrelli

- req. by the Shaw family 11:30 am Donald Moore (7th Anniversary)

- req. by his wife, Leona

Weekday Mass Intentions

Monday, April 22nd - Monday within the Octave

of Easter

9:00 am Neal Moore, M.D. (40th Anniversary) - req. by Neal

Tuesday, April 23rd- Tuesday within the Octave of Easter

9:00 am Carol Boylan

- req. by Dick Boylan

Wednesday, April 24th - Wednesday within the Octave 0f Easter

9:00 am St. Perpetua Parish family Thursday, April 25th - Thursday within the Octave

of Easter

7:00 pm Charlie Cobb - req. by friends

Friday, April 26th - Friday within the Octave of Easter

9:00 am Larry Scibilia - req. by friends

Rosary for Life &

Divine Mercy Chaplet Monday, April 22, 2019

7:00 p.m.

Chapel

Christian One Liners!

For those of you who have children and don’t know it,

we have a nursery downstairs.

April 6th & 7th Envelopes $ 8,406.00 Loose $ 2,320.92 Total $ 10,726.92

Thank you for your generosity!

God Bless.

Ministers of the Word and Sacrament - April 27th & 28th, 2019

Ushers Extraordinary Ministers Lector & Commentator Altar Servers 5:00 pm Frank Farrugia *Gerard Couture Bill Carrico - Lector Greta Fryxell

Clayton Jones *Tom Pfauth Mary Robertoy - Commentator

Lynn Steinhelper *Gilbert Wilson

Gus Vanderelzen Linda Jolicoeur, Chester O’Parka Maureen Przybylowicz, Mary Rehling

8:00 a.m. Steve Block *Charlotte Hinojos Richard Anderson - Lector Richard Collier Mary Bradburn *Leonard Poplaskie Robert Kulczycki - Commentator

Dennis Dopke *Carol Tomczak

Gary Sharpe Genevieve Block, Darla Block

Angela McGee, Laura Raupp

9:30 a.m. Bill Brown *Julie Conti John Scott - Lector Joshua Uicker Dennis Hogan *John Goestenkors David Uicker - Commentator Katiera Uicker

Bob Spooner *Deacon Bob Michael Uicker

Ray Styrna Terry Beach, Kathy Boyea

Connie Brown, Kathy Huey

11:30 a.m. Dick Murphy *Terry Foster Nina Hric - Lector Claire Weber Larry Phipps *Mary Ann Schires Laura Fenlon - Commentator Jane Weber

Doug Schires *Deacon Bob

Rob Seeterlin Jeri Burger, Brenda Esper

Donna Metz, Stephanie Sanchez

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Dear Lord Jesus and Mary, Mother of God, hold all these brave souls in the palm of your hand; comfort them and their families. Send angels of protection, love, and comfort to all the service men and women still at war, bring them home safely and comfort their families. We ask this through Christ, Our Lord. Amen.

Johannes Albrecht, Army Michael Lemanski, Army Luke Anderson, Army Brenden Lemming, Army Ally A. Bergeron, Coast Guard Melissa Lesner, Army Jeff Bersch, Coast Guard Daniel Maksuta, Army Brian Biggs, Army Joseph Mastrangelo, Navy Samuel Bilbey, Marines Christopher Murray, Army Aron Blandf, Army Max Rollison, Navy Cody Border, Army Dane Saylar, Navy Yelosis Dixon, Army James Seeterlin, Marines Devon Drake, Marines Joshua Sharrard, Air Force Dennis Haskins Jr., Army Patrick Stoddard, Army Sean Howley, Air Force Michael Territo, Navy Samuel Kelly, Army Kamron Tucker, Marines Philip Lalone, Marines Michael Ver Lee, Marines

Ryan Vernette, Navy

If you have a loved one called to active military service, whom you would like included on our military prayer list, please call the Parish Office: inform us of his/her name and branch of military service. Likewise, when any of our listed military personnel returns home, please share that good news with us as well.

On behalf of the parish family of St. Perpetua, we would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the families of Bonnie Victor & John Mallon May they rest in peace.

Sunday, April 21st

Easter Sunday Mass times:

8 am, 9:30 am & 11:30 am Monday, April 22nd

9:00 am - Mass

7:00 pm - Divine Mercy Novena Tuesday, April 23rd

9:00 am - Mass

7:00 pm - Divine Mercy Novena Wednesday, April 24th

9:00 am - Mass

9:45 a.m. - Pillowcase pick-up and drop-off

7:00 pm - Choir Rehearsal

7:00 pm - Divine Mercy Novena Thursday, April 25th

9:00 am - 7:00 pm- Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

7:00 pm - Mass

7:30 pm - Divine Mercy Novena Friday, April 26th

7:00 pm - Divine Mercy Novena Saturday, April 27th

4:00 - 4:30 pm - Individual Confessions - Reconciliation Room

5:00 pm - Mass

Divine Mercy Novena after the 5:00 pm Mass Pauline Aquilina

Jean Baron Joshua Blank Gen Block Riley Boes Ann Buelter Robert Coleman Catherine Connor Debra Connor Darrell Crane Ray Cudnik Winnie Curran Shirley Densmore Daisy Dimmer Janett Dodson Gary Dopke Lois Duff Sharon Emerick Bob Fields Larry Firlik Fr. Joe Fix Carol Foster Janet Gilbert Mike Graham Ed Greaves Mary Lu Guibord

Deputy Dave Hack Tim Hall

Dana Houle Blake Jackson Earl Johnson Sally Klenk Kelly Kuhn Paul Kuntz Dorothy Lemon Margaret MacDonald Joyce DeMagio Makowski Phyllis Marek

Michael McNulty Greg Meyer Sally Mouthaan Laurie Robertson Sally Rysdale Elizabeth Scott Karen Smith Nicolette Sosulski Dick Sweetman Leah Taylor Steve Tossey Donna VanAlstine Nick Vanston Joan Wisely

Just Got Engaged?

If you are interested in celebrating the Sacrament of Marriage , please call the Parish Office at 248-682-6431 at least six months before the anticipated date.

Divine Mercy Sunday

To all of the St. Perpetua Parish family and beyond:

On Divine Mercy Sunday, April 28, 2019, one can obtain a plenary indulgence for either oneself or a deceased rela- tive or friend. To do so, please join Deacon Bob after the 9:30 a.m. Mass; he will lead the prayer devotions in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament reserved in the Taber- nacle. To qualify for the plenary indulgence through this devotional prayer, one must be in the state of grace, re- ceive communion and also participate in the Sacrament of Reconciliation within 20 days prior to or after Divine Mercy Sunday.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Deacon Bob

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“Brown Bag” Scripture Study Will resume on May 1, 2019

Graduate Sunday Class of 2019

The Daughters of Isabella would like to cordially invite you to a Graduate Breakfast for St. Perpetua’s 2019 High School Graduates and their families to be held on Sunday, May 19th after the 11:30 a.m. Mass.

Please RSVP by Monday, May 13, 2019 Breakfast will be provided by the

Knights of Columbus.

SAVE THE DATE!

The Daughters of Isabella 9th Annual Debbie Gajda

Ladies Luncheon Saturday, May 4th 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Cost is $10.00 per person

(includes food, fun & fellowship)

Tickets will be sold before & after Mass the weekends of April 13th & 14th & April 27th & 28th

Daughters of Isabella Diaper Drive

The Daughters of Isabella are sponsoring the Carol Boylan Respect for Life Diaper Drive to benefit a local Pregnancy Help Center. The center is in need of wipes and diapers of all sizes, especially stages 4/5. The drive will run the weekends of May 4/5 & May 11/12.

Baskets will be available at the front doors. Thank you in advance for your support.

2019 12 Month Raffle:

March Winners:

$100.00 Mary Zagorski-Graver Seller: Denny Hogan $ 60.00 Father Jack Seller: Father Jack $ 40.00 Pat Lowry Seller: Ed Ford

Council 13600

Grand Knight: David Brown Deputy Grand Knight: John Scott

Assembly 3392

Navigator: Joe Langhauser Upcoming Events

K of C Officers Meeting: May 8th @ 7:00 p.m.

K of C General Meeting: May 15th @ 7:30 p.m.

Grand Commander Denia Caravan Ted Gozdzialski Denia.Caravan@gmail.com

Upcoming Events

Order of Alhambra Meeting: May 9th @ 7:30 p.m.

Daughters of Isabella St. Perpetua Circle #1416

Upcoming Events

Pillowcase sewing: Wednesday, April 24th @ 9:45 a.m.

We will meet to accept completed projects and handout kits to take home until 11 a.m. in the carpeted meeting room. No sit and sew. For more information contact Carolyn Owen at carolynjowen@yahoo.com

Daughters of Isabella Meeting: May 1st @ 7:00 p.m.

Take Five for Faith Rise up from sorrow

Easter is a season of joy, but it’s not always joyous for everyone. Perhaps a loved one has recently died or the anniversary of their death is at hand. How do you han- dle death and sorrow at a time of new life and joy?

Mary Magdalene grieved mightily at the tomb of Jesus, but he helped her let go of his earthly life, which had already given way to his resurrected life. With eyes of faith we, too, can begin to let go of the earthly presence of a loved one, trusting that they also live on in the lov- ing presence of God.

Regent Kathy Huey libleaf@aol.com

Royal Blue Golf Classic

Monday, June 17, 2019 Fox Hills Golf & Banquet Ctr.

8768 N. Territorial Rd., Plymouth 18-Hole Event: 10:30 am shotgun start $225/person 9-Hole Event: 12:45 pm shotgun start $150/person Dinner package: 4:00 pm reception/dinner $80/person Proceeds benefit the IHM Sisters’ Ministry Fund that helps support the various missions of the IHM Sisters as they minister to the ever-changing needs of God’s people.

Questions? Contact Marilyn Meadows at 734-240-9863.

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St. Perpetua Catholic Church

Father Jack Baker, Pastor Rev. Mr. Robert Gajda, Deacon Vic Neely, Minister of Music

Pauline Zorza, Religious Ed. Director Amy Preiss, R.C.I.A. Coordinator Lisa Davis, Bookkeeper

Mary Wolfgram, Office Manager David Stokes, Head Custodian Jean Edie, Housekeeper

Parish Office & Rectory Gary Shripka, Parish Council President

#248-682-1095 Daily Mass Schedule:

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday &

Friday - 9:00 am Thursday - 7:00 pm

Weekend Mass Schedule:

Saturday - 5:00 pm

Sunday - 8:00 am, 9:30 am,11:30 am Holy Day Mass Schedule:

9:00 am & 7:00 pm Sacrament of Penance:

Saturday - 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm in the Reconciliation Room in Chapel or by Appointment

Sacrament of Baptism:

3rd Sunday of the Month following the 11:30 am Mass

Sacrament of Matrimony:

Arrangements with the Pastor 6 months prior to the date.

Monday, April 22nd Robert Anton Eduardo Felix Osmar Felix

Janie Klopp Michael Presby

Keith Simpson Tuesday, April 23rd

Joseph Herman Alan Klopp Colin Smith Wednesday, April 24th

Salvador Gonzalez Thursday, April 25th

Mary Bochenek Joan Gaedtke Mariana Landavazo

Michael Mendoza Jason Myneni Michelle Proctor

Walter Pytiak Liam Wright

Friday, April 26th Janice Arnold Anthony Banks

Randy Brown Katarina Devita

Patricia Gillis Michael Larrison

Anna Lee William Zelda Saturday, April 27th

Ingrid Martinus Stanley Tominsky Sunday, April 28th

Brendan Rudberg

Right to Life-LIFESPAN Unplanned

The guest speaker at the Right to Life-LIFESPAN’s an- nual Celebrate Life! Dinner will be Ashley Bratcher, the actress that portrays former Planned Parenthood clinic director Abby Johnson in the movie Un- planned. Ashley took the role knowing there were risks to her future career. As she said, “I knew from the very beginning, they warned me, they said,

“You’re probably gonna get blacklisted. This could end your career.” I said, “I don’t care. It’s worth it.”

Ashley has her own prolife story to tell. Join us on May 7th for the dinner and to hear Ashley. For more information, please call the LIFESPAN office at 248- 816-1546.

May Crowning of Mary

Please join us for a May Crowning of Mary sponsored by the St. Perpetua Daughters of Isabella. The service will be in the main church on Monday, May 6, 2019. The service will begin with a procession at 6:30 p.m. to Mary at the back of the Church, led by the Knights of Colum- bus Color Corp, the celebrant, followed by the Daughters of Isabella, who will place the Crown on a stand next to the Blessed Mother, the children will follow and place flowers at the feet of Mary, and finally the rest of the congregation, not already seated, will process in. The K of C Color Corp. will remain while the rest of the con- gregation will then proceed to their seats and the service will begin.

At the time of the crowning, two representative of the D of I and the celebrant will escort the one who is to Crown Mary. We will follow the ceremony as pre- scribed in the Daily Missalette. At the end of the May Crowning Celebrations there will be a recessional hymn and all that are able, are invited to proceed to the chapel and participate in a Benediction and Rosary. Benediction and Rosary will be celebrated each Monday in May, the Month of Mary. Please come and help us celebrate Jesus Christ by honoring His mother at this joyous celebration.

Now, of course we all know that Christ, the Second Adam, is the King of Heaven. But if the Second Adam is the King of Heaven, then it is only natural for the Second Eve to be the Queen of Heaven. And this is something we see in the Bible. In Revelation 12, when we see Mary in heaven, clothed with the sun and standing on the moon, notice that she is wearing a crown of twelve stars on her head. How much more clearly could one signify that someone is the Queen of Heaven than by having her wear a heavenly crown made up of stars?

There are other aspects of Mary’s Queenship we could bring out. For example, the fact that Chris is King and Mary is his mother means that Mary is the Queen Mother -- the mother of the King. Please come and help us celebrate Jesus Christ by honoring His mother at this joyous celebration.

Thank you & God Bless, Deacon Bob

The Grief Workshop:

A Journey Through Grief

Are you grieving the loss of a family member or loss of a friend? Has your grief left you feeling overwhelmed? Do you feel like God has abandoned you? Are you riding an emo- tional rollercoaster? If you’ve answered “yes” to any of these questions, consider attending The Grief Workshop: A Journey Through Grief.

Please join us on Tuesday, August 6th, 13th, 20th &

27th at St. Perpetua Catholic Church, 134 Airport Road, Waterford, MI., from 5:05 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.

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