St. Frances Cabrini Parish

9000 Laurence Ave. ● Allen Park MI 48101

(313) 381-5601 ● www.cabriniparish.org

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Weekend at Birney’s

Welcome Fr. Adam Nowak As most of you are aware, Fr. Dominic’s

three year assignment at St. Frances Cabrini

will conclude this June.

Time truly does fly, when you’re having

fun! As you will be hearing this weekend, his

new assignment will begin on July 1 at St. Hu-

go of the Hills, in Bloomfield Hills. With this move, a new

associate pastor will be assigned to our parish - Fr. Adam

Nowak.

His assignment will also begin on July 1. Deacon Adam

(his ordination to the priesthood takes place on June 8), will

come to our parish, fresh out of the seminary, as a newly

ordained priest. He is a native of the Downriver area, as his

family hails from Brownstown, and his home parish is St.

Cyprian in Riverview.

To learn about Adam’s journey toward the priesthood,

visit detroitpriest.com and click on the Seminary tab [Meet

the Seminarians].

In the coming weeks, we’ll have a more proper ‘thank

you’ for Fr. Dominic and also a more formal ‘welcome’ for

Fr. Adam.

For now, please pray for each of these men, as they pre-

pare to make these transitions in service to God’s people.

Some special thank you’s

I would like to send a few special thank you’s on behalf of

the parish to members of our parish and pastoral staff who

helped to make this Holy Week and Easter so spiritual and

memorable:

- Therese Tardiff, our Chris4an Service coordinator, who co-

ordinated the weeklong ChristNet Warming Center at

Cabrini. Therese, along with an army of volunteers from the

parish, hosted, fed, housed and cared for 28 men and wom-

en nightly for en4re week. It is no surprise that many of our

guests remarked to me, ‘your parish has made us feel very

welcome and loved, unlike any other!’ This is a testament to

the great care and organiza4on that Therese and her many

volunteers put forward for the ‘least among us.’

- Our music for Holy Week and Easter helped to make our

liturgies a truly prayerful experience. Thank you to Luke

Simpson, our Music director, for his hard work and faith-

filled dedica4on. Thank you also to our choir members and

the Praise and Worship Ensemble, for sharing your talents

to create such a ‘beau4ful noise’ in praise of God.

- Theresa Zacny, and her crew of volunteers, for the always

incredible decora4ons and flowers for all our liturgical cele-

bra4ons. The countless hours you spend beau4fying our

Church is always appreciated, and certainly no4ced.

- To all our liturgical ministers (ushers, sacristans, lectors,

eucharis4c ministers, altar servers, cantors, greeters) ... any

and all who gave of their 4me and talents to help make our

celebra4on of the Eucharist a faith-filled and spiritual expe-

rience.

May God con4nue to bless all who both assisted and par-

4cipated in our liturgies. As we now celebrate the Easter

Season, let us revel in the glory that is Jesus. He is risen from

the dead!

Please join us!

I look forward to seeing all of you at our next two major

events at St. Frances Cabrini:

- The relic of Blessed Solanus Casey will be here May 3 to 5.

A Holy Hour with confession, prayer, adora4on and venera-

4on of the relic will take place on May 3 at 7 p.m. The relic

will be available each day from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. for venera-

4on.

- Easter Parish Mission with Fr. Steven Bell, 7 p.m. nightly

May 6 to 8 in the Church. Come to re-enliven your faith and

be inspired by the joyful and faithful witness of Fr. Bell.

What beGer way to spend a few nights this Easter Season!

See you in Church, Fr. Tim Birney, Pastor

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Easter Parish Mission May 6, 7, 8

with Fr. Steven Bell A spiritual experience to reinvigorate our HOPE, spiritual experience to reinvigorate our HOPE,

set ablaze our FAITH and break through the mundane with sublime LOVEset ablaze our FAITH and break through the mundane with sublime LOVE

“Hope Found in the Valley of Dry Bones” Monday, May 6, 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.: What is the hope that comes from the Resurrection?

Tuesday, May 7, 7 p.m.: Why do we need to draw breath from the Resurrection?

Wednesday, May 8, 7 p.m. : How do we live in the Resurrection and share it with others?

All gatherings will be held in Church and refreshments will be served afterward.

Join us in welcoming Fr. Steven Bell, Paulist priest

and dynamic witness to the Catholic faith!

He joyfully proclaims the Gospel in parish missions,

retreats, workshops and media ministry.

Mark your calendars and be inspired with us.

Free to aGend --Invite others! For more informa�on, call 313-381-5601, Ext. 1050

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Mass Schedule and Inten=ons

Monday, April 29, 2019 8:30 a.m. Melissa (Logelin) Reina

Tuesday, April 30, 2019 8:30 a.m. Ann MacKey by Joan Born and Family Samantha KluGer by Joan Born and Family Erica Born by Joan Born 6:30 p.m. Norman Sander (12th Anniversary)

Wednesday, May 1, 2019 8:30 a.m. Frank Filarski by Filarski Family Special Inten4ons for James Stecki (Birthday) by Family

Thursday, May 2, 2019 8:30 a.m. Genevieve Mierski (Birthday Remembrance) by Daughter Douglas Horuczi (43rd Anniversary) by Daughter and Son-in-law Friday, May 3, 2019 8:30 a.m. Shirley Weyand (First Anniversary) by Family John M. Harven (Birthday Remembrance) by Children Rick Wasilewski by Fr. Dominic Jason Elster by Family

Saturday, May 4, 2019 8:30 a.m. Fred Armelian by Wife, Lillian

5 p.m. Rochelle Marie Zan by Husband Patricia Henneberry by Family Leo and Theresa Schillinger (Wedding Anniversary) by Shirley Murphy

Shirley McGovern by Mary and Dennis Morick

Sunday, May 5, 2019 8 a.m. Deceased Members of Reiman Family Sarah Droste by Thomas Droste Dolores Skwiera (Birthday Remembrance) by Family Bob Feher (Anniversary Remembrance) by Wife, Joyce 10 a.m. David DiMarco by Lepi and Pokol Families Stanley Bobola (Birthday Remembrance) by Dolores Dionne Rose Bobola (29th Anniversary) by Dolores Dionne Angelo Magnoli by Lillian Armelin

Noon Shirley Weyand (First Anniversary) by Family Giuseppe Pomponio by Family John R. Beaudoin by Pat Beaudoin Erwin BoGrell (90th Birthday) by Family 7 p.m. Richard Brehmer by Nephew, Norman David Nappo (Birthday Remembrance) by Cynthia and Angela Ali HeLch by Frey Family Alan Sulik by Classmates of “1971”

Please pray for the family and friends of our dearly departed

Bernard Harenchar Alan J. Sulik Gerald Mussio Gasper Lumia

Aug. 5, 1966 Feb. 28, 1953 Feb.1, 1967 Sept. 10, 1926

-March 11, 2019 -March 26, 2019 -March 27, 2019 -April 14, 2019

Readings for the Week

of April 28, 2019 Sunday Second Sunday of Easter

Sunday of Divine Mercy

Acts 5:12-16;

Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24;

Rev 1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19;

Jn 20:19-31

Monday Memorial

of St. Catherine of Siena,

Virgin and Doctor of the Church

Acts 4:23-31;

Ps 2:1-3, 4-7a, 7b-9;

Jn 3:1-8

Tuesday St. Pius V, Pope

Acts 4:32-37;

Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5;

Jn 3:7b-15

Wednesday St. Joseph the Worker

Acts 5:17-26;

Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9;

Jn 3:16-21

Thursday Memorial of St. Athanasius,

Bishop and Doctor of the Church

Acts 5:27-33;

Ps 34:2 and 9, 17-18, 19-20;

Jn 3:31-36

Friday Feast of Sts. Philip and James,

Apostles

1 Cor 15:1-8;

Ps 19:2-3, 4-5;

Jn 14:6-14

Saturday Acts 6:1-7;

Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19;

Jn 6:16-21

Sunday Third Sunday of Easter

Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41;

Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11-12, 13;

Rev 5:11-14;

Jn 21:1-19 or Jn 21:1-14

Your words, Lord, are Spirit and Life

Altar Care First Friday Candles: Therese Zacny

First Sunday Towels: Barbara Engler

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Advertiser of the Week

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A =sket, a tasket,

we are collec=ng Fes=val baskets We have started collec4ng baskets

for the Fes4val Booth, and want to en-

courage you to think about crea4ng a

themed basket for our game of chance

under the big tent.

Baskets, which parishioners create

around a theme of their choice, go

home with the winners of our game. It

is a popular spot, and we want to make

sure we have enough baskets to sa4sfy

the women, children and men who stop

by.

The ideas are endless for basket

themes, and here are just a few ideas:

Summer4me fun, movie night, game

night, sports, spiritual enrichment, can-

dles, wine, gardening, family ac4vi4es,

scrapbooking.

As an example, the sports basket

may include golf balls, towel, tees, a

cer4ficate to a local course. The movie

basket may include boxes of theater

candy, a DVD, popcorn, theater cer4fi-

cates.

Have fun with this opportunity – the

possibili4es are endless. The fes4val in

June 7,8,9, and we will accept baskets

un4l fes4val 4me.

Perhaps you can’t make a basket,

but have a basket around the house

that someone else could use. Please

bring it to Mass with you and leave it on

the table in the Narthex. If you are in

need of a basket to fill, stop by and pick

one up.

Sacrament of Confirmation St. Frances Cabrini Parish

Sunday, April 28, 2019

7p.m. Mass

Celebrant: Most Rev. Gerard Battersby

Josephine Ackley

Alexandra Alanas

Ignacio Barajas

Timothy Betts

Taylor Bonar,

Madison Buchanan

Breanna Celsi

Mary Courtright

Ava Danich

Grace DeBerardino

Jack Delaney

Jordan Downham

Tateum Dupuis

Felipe Duran-Bautista

Logan Eiden

Alexander Fabbri

Kelly Fell

Emily Ferzo

Kieran Fix

Amaylia Gehringer

Marin Genaw

Gabriella Genovese

Madison Gomez

Daniel Gonzalez

Mia Hammer

Camrin Harrington

Cameron Heath

Olivia Howell

Rachel Hughett

Cadence Kaminske

Michael Konja

Anastasia Larkin

Conner Laurain

Jimmy Lenart

Sonja Lentz

Benjamin Luna

Mariella Madera

Benjamin Maffesoli

Matthew Majewski

Alexis Maldonado

Trevor Mazur

Brayden McKay

Ean Mihuc

Kyra Mosier

Emiliano Nava

Niamh O’Connell

Zachary Pauley

Evan Pierson

Carlos Plascencia

Nathan Radke

Yuritzi Reynoso

Madison Rix

Isabella Roa

Megan Rogers

Matthew Roy

Jacob Rozycki

Joshua Rozycki

Christopher Russelburg

Mary Anne Schantz

Kaelynn Schindler

Claire Schultz

Colin Sclater

Jeremy Smith

Bryson Stanley

Andrew Stetz

Juliana Tapia-Preza

Elaine Teed

Owen Tomsic

Clare Villarreal

Emily Wagner

Jasmine Walker

Michael Walters

Angela Witkowski

Michael Young

Raul Zamarron

Receive the gifts of the Holy Spirit; Go forth and serve the Lord

Thank you

for your generosity!

Stewardship Report

for April 20 and 21

will be in bulletin

next weekend

June 7, 8, 9

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Believe … with Fr. Steve Happy Easter brothers and sisters. I hope your Easter celebra4ons were filled with great joy and family fun!

As I promised (and predicted) at Good Friday services, the weather would be GLORIOUS on Easter Sunday …

and it was! Today, on the second Sunday of Easter, we celebrate what is known as Divine Mercy Sunday. This

Sunday all that Jesus wants to give us is His mercy!

Not all of us have heard of “Divine Mercy Sunday,” but we should! Nearly 100 years ago, Jesus appeared to

a Polish nun named Sr. Faus4na Kowalska. Jesus asked for three things: 1) The 3 p.m. hour of mercy to be

kept (Jesus died at 3 p.m. and He wants everyone to acknowledge His death daily at 3 p.m.); 2) for an image to be painted

depic4ng His mercy (known as the Image of Divine Mercy. We have one on the right hand side of the Church by the Sa-

cred Heart Altar); 3) for the Sunday aSer Easter to be kept as Divine Mercy Sunday.

Faus4na wrote a diary of her visions and conversa4ons with Jesus. Today I wanted to offer a few really important and

beau4ful quotes from Faus4na’s diary:

“Great love can change small things into great ones, and it is only love which lends value to our ac�ons. And the purer

our love becomes, the less there will be within us for the flames of suffering to feed upon, and the suffering will cease to be

a suffering for us; it will become a delight! By the grace of God, I have received such a disposi�on of heart that I am never

so happy as when I suffer for Jesus, whom I love with every beat of my heart.” (Entry 303, Page 140)

“I will not allow myself to be so absorbed in the whirlwind of work as to forget about God. I will spend all my free mo-

ments at the feet of the Master hidden in the Blessed Sacrament.” (Entry 82, Page 42)

“A soul does not benefit as it should from the sacrament of confession if it is not humble. Pride keeps it in darkness. The

soul neither knows how, nor is it willing, to probe with precision the depths of its own misery. It puts on a mask and avoids

everything that might bring it recovery.” (Entry 113, Page 63)

“He who knows how to forgive prepares for himself many graces from God. As oDen as I look upon the cross, so oDen

will I forgive with all my heart.” (Entry 390, Page 175).

Jesus to Faus�na: “‘I am love and mercy Itself. There is no misery or sin that could be a match for My mercy, neither will

misery exhaust it, because as it is being granted – it increases. The soul that trusts in My mercy is most fortunate, because I

Myself take care of it.’” (Entry 1273, Page 459)

“Today the Lord said to me, ‘Daughter, when you go to confession,

to this fountain of My mercy, the Blood and Water which came forth

from My heart always flows down upon your soul and ennobles it. Eve-

ry �me you go to confession, immerse yourself en�rely in My mercy,

with great trust, so that I may pour the bounty of My grace upon your

soul. When you approach the confessional, know this, that I Myself am

wai�ng there for you. I am only hidden by the priest, but I myself act in

your soul. Here the misery of the soul meets the God of Mercy. Tell

souls that from this fount of mercy souls draw graces solely with the

vessel of trust. If their trust is great, there is no limit to My generosi-

ty. The torrent of grace inundate humble souls. The proud remain al-

ways in poverty and misery, because My grace turns away from them

to humble souls.” (Entry 1602, Page 568)

“‘I remind you, My daughter, that as oDen as you hear the clock

strike the third hour, immerse yourself completely in My mercy, adoring

and glorifying it; invoke its omnipotence for the whole world, and par-

�cularly for poor sinners; for at that moment mercy was open wide for

every soul. In this hour you can obtain everything for yourself and for

others for the asking; it was the hour of grace for the whole world -

mercy triumphed over jus�ce.’” (Entry 1572, Page 558)

Happy Divine Mercy Sunday!

In the Heart of Jesus and Mary,

Fr. Steve

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Christian Service

Sr. Judie Outreach Thursday, May 2

We’ll help Grace continue this ministry by delivering 125 lunches in the Eastern Market neighborhood.

You can assist by donating the items listed below to the Parish Office by 9 a.m. Wednesday, May 1.

If you would like to join the volunteers on Thursday, May 2 or have questions, call Therese at (313)381-5601, Ext. 1051,

or email ttardiff@cabriniparish.com We need strawberry jam, peanut butter, cases of bottled water, chips, individually

wrapped cookies, lunch-size fruit cups/applesauce, socks, undershirts or a monetary donation.

All Saints Soup Kitchen Wednesday, May 8

Volunteers are needed to help cook and serve more than 100 men, women and children who depend on All Saints for

lunch. If you would like to help, call Kathy Bates, (734)324-0944. We meet outside Holy Family Hall at 9 a.m. to carpool

and return around 1:30 p.m.

We also provide desserts to complement the meal. These special diners really enjoy cakes, cheesecake, pie and cup-

cakes. If you would like to donate store bought goodies please leave a message with the Parish Office at 313-381-

5601. Deliver them to the Parish Office no later than 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 7.

St. Christine Soup Kitchen Saturday, May 11

Volunteers are needed to help cook and serve more than 200 men, women and children who depend on St. Christine for

lunch. If you would like to help, call Therese at (313)381-5601, Ext. 1051. We meet in Holy Family Hall to carpool and are

back around 2:30 p.m.

We need desserts, like cakes, brownies, cheesecake and cupcakes. If you would like to donate homemade or store

bought goodies, leave a message at the number above. Desserts need to be delivered to the Parish Office by 5 p.m. Friday,

May 10.

St. Leo Soup Kitchen Saturday, May 18

We’ll prepare and serve lunch for approximately 150 guests at St. Leo on Saturday, May 18. We need “At Home” volun-

teers to cook Manwich (one pound of hamburger per one can of Manwich in a zip-lock bag), baked goods and paper prod-

ucts. Call the Parish Office, (313)381-5601 if you can help. All donations need to be at the Parish Office by 5 p.m. Friday,

May 17. Call Barb Engler (313)388-7827, if you are interested in preparing and serving the meal that day.

� How do we pray amidst a busy schedule?

� What does a deep prayer life look like for me as a busy Mom or Dad?

� How can I contemplate God within my busy daily life?

� Dr. Cooney, a professor of Spirituality and Systemic Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, will give us the development and variety of prayer forms. She will help us integrate our faith life with our active lives. Using the example of Fr. Solanus, she will help us be faithful to God in the present moment!

Dr. Cooney has been involved in the ministries of spiritual direction and pastoral counseling for over 20 years. She is a member of the Catholic Theological Society of America and has done extensive lecturing nationwide in the areas of theology and spirituality.

St. Frances Cabrini Adult Faith Formation Series

welcomes Patricia Cooney Hathaway

“Christian Prayer and the spirituality

of Blessed Solanus Casey”

Tuesday, April 30, 7 to 8:30 p.m.

in Holy Family Hall

Second Sunday

of Easter

Divine Mercy

In the Gospel today, Jesus stands

in the midst of us and says:

“Peace be with you!” Indeed, the

mercy of God centers our heart in

peace.

Thank you for your generosity

to our neighbors in need during

the Easter Season. Through your

gifts, the Soceity of St. Vincent

DePaul was able to help the poor

celebrate the peace of Easter by

assisting needy families with

food and help with rent and utili-

ty bills.

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Ministry provides food for the soul

Our parish has a wonderful Funeral

Luncheon ministry through which spe-

cial comfort is provided to fellow pa-

rishioners grieving the death of a loved

one.

The volunteers involved with this

ministry assist Ruthie, our cer4fied ca-

terer, in providing a full meal aSer the

funeral liturgy. As summer approaches

and volunteers travel, the group is look-

ing for addi4onal support from parish-

ioners. There are many ways to help.

As a volunteer, you can offer to or-

ganize and oversee a luncheon, or you

can be part of the team that sets up

Holy Family Hall, serves the lunch, and

cleans up aSerward, or you can provide

a side dish or dessert for the meal Ruth-

ie prepares.

If you would like to be part of the

Funeral Luncheon ministry, which has

been in place since 1998, please call

Therese Tardiff, coordinator of Chris4an

Service, at 313-381-5601, Ext. 1051.

The Cabrini Boosters Club meets at 7:30 p.m. on the first Wednesday of the month at Holy Family Hall. All men and women are invited to join, as our goal is to help serve the sports programs of Cabrini parish and schools. Booster Club membership is $25 Register online: www.cabriniboosters.org Booster Club questions, please send email to cabriniathleticboosters@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CabriniBoosters

Upcoming Events Membership Meeting Wednesday May 1

Cabrini

Catholic

Schools

Athletics

Mon. April 29 3:30 p.m. Varsity Golf at Leslie Park (Fr. Gabriel Richard) 4 p.m. Varsity Girls Tennis at Gabriel Richard 6 p.m. Varsity Girls Soccer at Hazel Park 7:30 p.m. 5/6 No .1 Softball at St. Michael Tues. April 30 4:30/6 p.m. Varsity Baseball at Cranbrook-DH 4:30 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. Divine Child Varsity Girls Soccer vs. Jewish Academy Varsity Girls Tennis vs. Jewish Academy 6 p.m. 5/6 No. 2 Baseball vs. John Paul 6:15 p.m. 7/8 No. 1 Baseball at Sacred Heart Wed. May 1 4 p.m. Varsity Track-Jam. No.2 at AA Greenhills 4:30 p.m. Varsity Girls Soccer vs. Our Lady of the Lakes Thurs. May 2 3:30 p.m. Varsity Golf vs. Bishop Foley 4 p.m. Varsity Softball at Fr. Gabriel Richard Fri. May 3 3:30 p.m. Varsity Golf Monarch Classic at Lakes of Taylor 5 p.m. Varsity Softball vs. Cesar Chavez 6 p.m. 5/6 No.2 Baseball at Our Lady of Victory Sat. May 4 2/3 p.m. Varsity Baseball at Greenhills –DH 11:30 a.m./12:30 p.m. JV Baseball at Romulus – DH 9 a.m. Varsity Girls Tennis at Taylor Invite Varsity Track at Divine Child 10 a.m./Noon 5/6 No. 1 Baseball vs. Our Lady of Victory 11:30 a.m. 7/8 Softball vs. Our Lady of Sorrows 1:30 p.m. 5/6 No. 1 Softball vs. Our Lady of Sorrows 2/4 p.m. 7/8 Baseball vs. Holy Redeemer Sun. May 5 TBD 5/6 No. 2 Baseball at St. Patrick, Brighton 7/8 Baseball at Divine Child 5/6 No.1 Softball at Our Lady of Sorrows 7/8 Softball at Our Lady of Sorrows

www.cabrinimonarchs.com HELP WANTED: Bus drivers to provide transportation for Cabrini High School students and athletes. For information, contact Steve Dolunt at Cabrini High School, 313-388-0576

Dueling Pianos, Saturday, May 4

Doors of Cabrini Center open at 6 p.m.

Buffet dinner by Bierkeller at 6:30 p.m.

Music, laughter and outrageous fun at 7 p.m.

$25 per person, advance sale only by May 1 Order at www. cabriniboosters.org

Second Sunday of Easter Page 9 April 28, 2019

Youth Ministry

Sunday, April 28 Confirma=on Mass/Recep=on

We’ll aGend 7 p.m. Mass, aSerwhich we’ll head over to the

Holy Family Hall for a recep4on for our newly confirmed. The

Youth Ministry is hos4ng the recep4on, so if can donate 2-3

dozen cookies, help set up or help serve, let Mrs. Tardiff know.

Wednesday, May 1 NCYC Deposits Due Today!

Those aGending the Na4onal Catholic Youth Conference

in November … your $100 deposit and paper work is due.

Please drop it off to the Parish Office. Interested in aGending?

Contact Mrs. Tardiff ASAP (see contact numbers above)

Sunday, May 5 Cinco de Mayo Social

7 to 9 p.m. in Holy Family Hall

We will aGend the 7 p.m. Mass together, and enjoy some yum-

my Mexican treats at the social in Holy Family Hall for some

yummy Mexican treats! Our Parish Mission speaker, Fr. Steve

Bell will be talking at Mass and joining us at the social!

End of the Year Youth Group Celebra=on!!!

Saturday, May 11, 6 to 9 p.m.

BBQ and Game Night at Mrs. Tardiff’s House

Join us for corn hole, basketball, Yardzee, foosball, giant Con-

nect 4, euchre and more. There will be hot dogs, hamburgers,

salads, desserts and other yummy snacks! This will be our last

regular YG gathering for the year and we will celebrate the sen-

iors!!

Sunday, May 12, 19 and 26 No Youth Group

May 12 is Mother’s Day May 12 is Mother’s Day May 12 is Mother’s Day May 12 is Mother’s Day Spend some time with your mom or the special women in your life.

Annual Cedar Point Trip

Tuesday, June 18, 7:20 a.m. to Midnight

Cost: $70 (Includes: motorcoach bus transporta4on, park 4ck-

et, bagels and juice on the bus) Download the permission slip

at cabriniparish.org under the Youth Ministry tab. It MUST be

turned in by Monday, June 3!! Space is limited, so get your

money/permission slip in early! We will have coolers, if you

want to bring a lunch. Friends are welcome!

Upcoming Summer Events

Cabrini Parish Fes4val June 7, 8 and 9

YNIA send-off Mass/Breakfast June 9 at 10 a.m.

YNIA Prep Monday, June 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. in Holy Family Hall

Cedar Point Tuesday, June 18 from 7:20 to Midnight

Steubenville Conference June 21-23

YNIA South Bend July 7-13

YNIA Buffalo July 21-27

High School Youth Group Therese Tardiff, Coordinator of Youth Ministry

313-381-5601, Ext. 1051, or Lardiff@cabriniparish.com

Our Middle School and High School Youth Ministry is a parish

-wide program for those in sixth through 12th grades. No

maGer where you aGend school, we invite all youth of the par-

ish to join us as we nurture our faith lives together. For more

informa4on on upcoming programs, call Therese Tardiff, coordi-

nator of Youth Ministry at 313-381-5601, Ext. 1051.

Think about hoppin’ on this bus; it’s going places! Get your seat on these Tuesday Travelers trips - fall trips

just added!

May 28-29: Saugatuck and Holland, includes three meals and

overnight accommodations at the Haworth House in Holland,

wine tasting at Fenn Valley Vineyards, dune ride, Holland

Princess cruise, shopping. Departs 8:30 a.m. May 28. $321

per person, based on double occupancy.

July 16: Boston Edison Historic District in Detroit-lunch at An-

diamo Riverfront, time along Detroit RiverWalk, shopping at

Leon & Lulu, Clawson. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. $45.

August 20: Put-In-Bay on South Bass Island includes round-

trip ferry ride, island tour, lunch voucher, musket demo at

Perry’s International Peace Memorial, tour of Put-In-Bay Win-

ery at Doller House. 8 a.m. to 9:15 p.m. $118.

Sept. 24: Tour and lunch at W.K. Kellogg Manor House in

Hickory Corners, MI, and visit to Binder Park Zoo in Battle

Creek. 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. $88.

Oct. 15-16: An overnight trip to the Ontario Wine Trail, visit-

ing three vineyards for wine tastings, staying (and shopping)

in Niagra-on-the-Lake. Dinner at Queenston Heights Restau-

rant included. 9 a.m. departure. $292 per person, based on

double occupancy.

Nov. 19: Tour of three historic Catholic churches in Detroit:

Sweetest Heart of Mary, St. Joseph and Ste. Anne de Detroit.

Lunch is at Traffic Jam & Snug. 10 a.m. departure. $70. We travel through Bianco Tours and leave from the church parking lot. Coffee and breakfast snacks will be pro-vided 30 minutes before departure for May, August, Septem-ber and October trips. To reserve a seat, call Therese at 313-381-5601, Ext. 1051.

Homebound/Nursing Home Ministry

There is a growing number of parishioners who are un-

able to worship with us, but who long to stay connected

to the parish through the Eucharist.

To meet the requests we receive, we are looking for

parishioners to join the parish team of lay ministers who

bring Communion to their homes or nursing facility.

If you feel called to share your faith in these ways,

please call Therese Tardiff in the Parish Office, 313-381-

5601, Ext. 1051.

Second Sunday of Easter Page 10 April 28, 2019

We have been asked to pray for …. Frances Adamczyk Frances Adkison

Ken Adkison John Aleva

Lennon Allen Star Allen

Debra Andrews Alicia Atkinson

Erika Bacha Heather Baker

Marjorie Barnowski Michael Bartoluzzi

Nick Beasanski Dwight Behm Mary Behm

Sharon Benson Dave Bertasio

Sara Bielski Robert Billing Ronald Bloom Frank Bokar

Michael Booth Sharon Booth

Erica Born Gary Burtka Pat Burtka

Byrne Family Charley Caldwell Mary Carnarvon

Bea Cassidy Ronald P. Caye

Dorothy Ceccarelli Tom Clark Ryan Cox

Evangeline Curtin Vincent D’Amico

Marie Dean Ellen Desjardins

Mary Dow Lucille Downey Margaret Doyle Patrick Dromey

Jason Elster Rev. Neil Emon Maryanne Fall

Ellen Farkas Virginia Fisher

Sue Flores Carol Flotte Sarah Fults

Norma Fusco Noe Garza Lisa Gentis

Leslie George David Ginter

Kathleen Gideon Ed Graney

Michelle Haiduc Kenneth Hammond

Chris Harris

Sammy Helner Rinetta Herman

Janet Hicks Kathi Higgison Tom Higgison Russell Hills

Anita Howard Virginia Holowecky

Dan Howe Mary Howe

Charlotte Hudson Richard Hutchison

Patricia Irwin Kay Jourdan

Morgan Justice Lena Kaczur

Mike Kammer Quentin Kastlan

Eddie Kastl Bonnie Kawalec

Tom Kearn Janet Keeth Polly Kenzie

Alice Klenczar Virgil and Dolores Kozfkay

Karin Kozlo Matthew Kozlo Mary Krizanic

Christopher Krupinski Rose Kuras

Monica “Gerri”Lambert Candice Lamborghini

Caren Lawson Ron Lee

Harry Letinski Victor Leyland

Helen Mac Lucas MacLeod

Tammy Maguire Amy and Jeffrey Massella

Julie Mastin Rose McGovern

Bettie Mashinsky Beverly Merchan Samantha Miller

Gregory Montminy James Moore

Maureen Mussio Joseph Neal

Maureen Newsome Rosemarie Nowacki

Dave Ocenasek Robert Palma

Patrick Palmeri Theresa Pellegrino

Kathy Pender Bruce Perry Carol Politi

Donna Prieur Loretta Prohovnic

Mark Rachfal Fred Randall Nick Randall Mary Rapa

Noemia Reid Jean Rennie Joan Rennie

Charles Reseter Emma Roberts

Jack Rochon Bill Sabo

David, Helen and Renee Salamon

John Sanchez Claire Scalici

Robert Scarlett Sheila Schafer

Mary Ann Schrettner Jim Shaw

Schebel Family Walt Shogren

Harry Sisko Melissa Slottke

Ron Slottke Jacqueline Smith

Kevin Stauder Gloria Staley James Stecki

Carol Stromberg Robert Sucheck

Lou Sugo Joan Sullivan

Christopher Surma Chuck Svaluto Daniel Szkarlat

Sylvia Taylor Cody Terteling

Judith Tink Donna Tooley Ryan Tooley Julie Treves

Jim Trupiano Rhonda Turner

Robin Rouleau Vaive Brad VanDyke Jorge Vargas Carmen Vella

Ed Vespa Nancy Volk

Frank Vrabel Al Williams

Carie Woodall David Y.

Timothy Yurko Joseph Scott Zyskowski

St. Frances Cabrini

Bible Study

concludes its discussion on

The Acts of the Apostles:

The Spread of the Kingdom

Tuesday May 14 , 7 to 8:30 p.m.,

Holy Family Hall

Our annual May

Crowning and Living

Rosary is May 8 at 7

p.m. in Crystal Park

Hall. All are wel-

come, including chil-

dren; we need 60

people to fill each bead of the Rosary;

please join us in honoring our Blessed

Mother.

We’ll hold another Euchre Tourna-

ment on Saturday, May 18, in our

lounge. Sign up is in the lounge be-

hind the bar.

We’re taking golfer registrations for

the annual Fr. Saylor Charity Golf Clas-

sic June 22 at Taylor Meadows Golf

Course on Ecorse Road. The event

raises money in support of the good

works we do here at Fr. Saylor. The

cost is $80 per person, which includes

lunch at the turn and dinner at our

lounge after golf. To register, call

Mark Gaworecki at 734-320-6083.

Don’t forget, we play Euchre every

Tuesday night in our lounge starting at

7 p.m. It is open to everyone who

would like to play. Come join in the

fun.

Learn more at our website,

www.frsaylor3774.org

Len Vokal - Grand Knight

Knight’s Korner

The Rosary Altar Confraternity of

St. Pius X is holding its annual Card

Party/Luncheon from Noon to 3 p.m.

Tuesday, April 30, at the parish social

hall, 14101 Superior St., Southgate.

For 4ckets, which are $8 and in-

clude luncheon, card games, raffles

and prizes, call the St. Pius Parish

Office, 734-285-1100.

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Monday, April 29, 2019 All Day Cabrini Catholic Schools back to class 3:15 p.m. Spring Sports Prac4ce ................................. Cabrini Center 6:30 p.m. Webelos I ................................................................ WWW

Tuesday, April 30, 2019 8:30 a.m. CHS Mass ................................................................ Church 10 a.m. Al-Anon ............................................................. MCMtgRm 3:15 p.m. Spring Sports Prac4ce ................................. Cabrini Center 8 p.m. AA ..................................................................... HFH Bsmnt

Wednesday, May 1, 2019 Noon Cabrini Seniors ........................................................... MCR Sr. Judie Lunches ............................................ HFH/Kitchen 3:15 p.m. Spring Sports Prac4ce ................................. Cabrini Center 5:30 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 1052 ........................... HFH/Bsmnt/WWW 7 p.m. Praise and Worship Choir ....................................... Church 7:30 p.m. Boosters Mee4ng ........................................... HFH/Kitchen

Thursday, May 2, 2019 3:15 p.m. Spring Sports Practice ................................. Cabrini Center 6 p.m. First Communion Rehearsal .................................... Church 6:30 p.m. Adult Choir ..................................................... Music Room

Friday, May 3, 2019 8:30 a.m. CES/CMS Mass/Candle Passing ............................... Church 10 a.m. Blessed Solanus Casey relic ..................................... Church

Saturday, May 4, 2019 10 a.m. Blessed Solanus Casey relic ..................................... Church 1 p.m. First Eucharist ......................................................... Church AA ...................................................................... HFHBsmnt 6 p.m. Dueling Pianos .................. Cabrini Center/Annex/Kitchen

Sunday, May 5, 2019 All Day Blessed Solanus Casey relic ..................................... Church 8 a.m. Coffee and Doughnuts ............................................. Annex 10 a.m. Chris4an Women Corporate Communion .............. Church 5:30 p.m. High School Youth Group ............................................ HFH 8 p.m. Social ........................................................................... HFH

The Week Ahead Liturgical Ministers

Saturday, May 4

5 p.m. Mass Lectors

Pam Schierschmidt

Marge Wolber

Sacristan

Terry Mazure

Altar Servers

Ethan Watson

Stephen Schumm

Kathryn Clark

Sunday, May 5

8 a.m. Mass Lectors

Chris Bowen

John CicoLe

Sacristan

Robert Powell

Altar Servers

Brianna Manning

Hannah Stecki-Jacek

Haley Stecki-Jacek

10 a.m. Mass Lectors

Mike Bender

Kris�na SchneLler

Sacristan

Colleen O’Connell-Fix

Altar Servers

Luna Dolack

Ben Maffasoli

Amy Tran

Noon Mass Lectors

Patrick Randall

Kim Sanford

Sacristan

Chuck Gregoire

Altar Servers

Ava Maksai

Aaron Andrysiak

Brian Chapman

7 p.m. Mass Lectors

Sheila McAfee

Joy Trombley

Sacristan

Tim DuBois

Altar Servers

Grace DeBerardino

Claire DeBerardino

Kaitlyn Jabczenski

Second Sunday of Easter Page 12 April 28, 2019

St. Frances Cabrini Parish

9000 Laurence Ave., Allen Park MI 48101

Phone: (313) 381-5601 Fax: (313) 381-7837

Website: www.cabriniparish.org

Parish Liturgy Schedule Saturday 5 p.m. Sunday 8 and 10 a.m., Noon and 7 p.m. (There is no 7 p.m. Mass the weekends of Easter, Memorial Day, Parish Fes�val and Labor Day, or when July 4 and Christmas fall on a Sunday or Monday) Daily Mass 8:30 a.m. Monday - Saturday and 6:30 p.m. Tuesday (Labor Day to Memorial Day) Perpetual Help Novena at 9:15 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. Reconcilia=on (Confession) 4 p.m. Saturday and upon request Holy Day Masses 8:30 a.m., Noon and 7 p.m.

Parish Office Hours Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Closed for lunch Noon to 1 p.m.) Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Sacraments Bap=sm Registered parishioner for three months, or children of registered parishioner. Contact Darlene, Ext. 1049, at the Parish Office to schedule. Marriage Registered parishioner for six months, or children of registered parishioner. Arrangements must be made by the en-gaged couple at least six months before wedding date by con-tac4ng Darlene, Ext. 1049, at the Parish Office. Reconcilia=on (Confession) See liturgy schedule above.

Cabrini Facebook Pages Church - www.facebook.com/francescabrinicatholic High School - www.facebook.com/CabriniHighSchool CHS Alumni - www.facebook.com/CabriniHSAlumni

Elementary/Middle School - www.facebook.com/CabriniKto8

Parish Bulle=n Deadline Noon Friday, nine days prior to date ar4cle is to be published

Vicariate NewslePer Contact downrivervicariate@gmail.com

Parish Office Staff Pastor

Reverend Timothy Birney .................. tbirney@cabriniparish.com Ext 1048

Associate Pastor Reverend Dominic Macioce ........... dmacioce@cabriniparish.com Ext 1052

Associate Pastor Reverend Steve Mateja ..................... smateja@cabriniparish.com Ext 1068

Permanent Deacon Reverend Mr. Luis Flores .................... lflores@cabriniparish.com

Budget Director / Office Manager Jill Ferraiuolo .................................jferraiuolo@cabriniparish.com Ext 1054

Facili=es Manager Don Timpf ........................................... d4mpf@cabriniparish.com Ext 1065

Director of Music Ministry Luke Simpson ................................. jlsimpson@cabriniparish.com Ext 1047

Liturgical Coordinator Darlene Kmita .................................... dkmita@cabriniparish.com Ext 1049

Religious Educa=on Agnes Villarreal, Interim Director .. avillarreal@cabriniparish.com Maureen McParland Assistant .. mmcparland@cabriniparish.com

Coordinator of Chris=an Service & Youth Ministry Therese Tardiff ................................... Gardiff@cabriniparish.com Ext 1051

Bookkeeper/Tui=on Joy Mousseau............................... jmousseau@cabriniparish.com Ext 1053

Bulle=n Editor/Front Desk Sheila McAfee .................................. smcafee@cabriniparish.com Ext 1050

Phone Numbers Rectory Office .................................................................381-5601 Religious Educa4on .........................................................928-4727 Cabrini Elementary School ..............................................928-6610 Cabrini High School .........................................................388-0110 High School AGendance ..................................................388-2566 High School Athle4c Office..............................................388-0576 Extended Day Program ...................................................928-6116 CHS Campus Ministry ......................................................388-0110

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